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1. INCREDI-GO, Al Cohen. A secret device used to vanish or exchange an item for another. Anyone that has seen Al demonstrate this, knows it is a miracle. Complete, with instructions. $10.00
2. ACROBATIC CARDS, Joseph Fenichel. Two cards placed face down on the table are covered and held down by a drinking glass. A spectator can lift the glass, the two cards turn themselves over, faceup. Several routines with it. A precision made gimmicked. Think of a Flipper Coin. Now adapt that to a card. This is how I would perform it, have 2 cards selected, the 4 of spades and the king of diamonds. Have them shuffled back in the deck. The Magic removes 2 cards from the deck, he thinks are the selected ones. He shows them to be the 4S and the 5C. One is correct, one is wrong. They are turned face down and a glass is placed on them. When the Spec lifts the glass, both cards magically and visually turn face up: the 4S and now the 5C has turned into the KD. Complete with original instructions. $9.00
3. ANIMATED CARD RISE, Christopher Tracy. 1990. The pages of a post-it note pad are flipped through to show they are blank. Spec selects a card. The Magic draws the picture of a card on the top post-it note. Spec states It is not the selected card. The Magi continues to finish the drawing by converting it into a full deck of cards. The Magic flips through the blank pad and now the deck is seen on all of the pages. Not only that, the selected card rises from the deck as the Magi continues to flip through. A nice walk-around trick or office trick. $9.00
4. LOTTO LUCK, Chazpro. Thinking he has lost, the Magi tears up his lottery ticket, then restores it when he hears he won. But wait, as the restored ticket is shown, a suspicious packet falls to the floor. Is it the torn pieces? No, its a note from the IRS claiming half of his winnings. Tickets are large - 4 x 10 . With original instructions. $7.50
5. DOUBLE BARREL, Bob Solari. A card is freely selected by a Spec (No Force). The value is known only by the Spec. Not only does the Performer correctly name the card, but also tells the Spec the numerical location of the same card in a second deck. No force, no sleights, no fishing, no memory work, and no marked cards. Complete, with instructions. $10.00
6. Slotted Wooden Coin Tunnel, Johnson Products. Johnson Products did not make many wooden items. This is one of them. You can secretly retain a half dollar in this wooden tube. Use it with other coin routines. OR drop a half dollar through the wooden tube, showing it is empty. Take the half dollar and make it vanish. Pick the wooden tube and the vanished Half slides out. No instructions. Use your on coins. Hallmarked with a J. $22.00
7. SOFT COINS T-108, Tenyo. 1981. Three borrowed quarters are placed in the teal case. A piece of paper is placed on top of the coins. Case top is closed. A borrowed pencil is thrust through the holes, penetrating the paper and the quarters. At the end, you show the holes in the paper, but no holes in the coins. All can be examined. Complete, with instructions. Includes the little blue coin that resets the case. Use your own quarters. $10.00
8. FOLDING HALF DOLLAR. 1972. Profile cut. Set up and ready to go. With Instructions. $7.50
9. RAINBOW RING, Pavel. A flat white ring is placed in a clear folder. The ring changes color, four times. Visual. Easy to do. This is the size for closeup, parlor, or a small audience of 50 or less. The ring is 4 1/4 in diameter. Complete, with instructions. Pavel is no longer with is. He passed away a few weeks ago. $12.50
10. ECLIPSE WALLET, Chuck Leach. 1996 The one sided visible switching wallet. Great. Reminds me of the Thayer Devils Mailbox. You can visibly make a card change by placing it in the wallet. Very Clever. Mint Shape, with the original instructions for 25 routines. $15.00
