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View ClipThe hottest trick in close-up magic! Now with new REALISTIC-LOOKING burnt cards! Coin magic meets card magic in a burst of flames! A card is selected, signed and returned to the pack. A borrowed and marked coin is wrapped in a piece of tissue paper and placed on top of a deck. The spectator touches a lit match to the tissue paper and it bursts into flames. When the smoke clears, a HOLE HAS BURNT THROUGH HALF THE CARDS and the marked coin is found resting, directly on top of the signed card! And the deck can be examined! This absolute reputation-maker is very easy to do and resets in a second. Comes complete with very special Bicycle cards and an instructional DVD featuring ADDED INFORMATION and NEW BONUS HANDLINGS! (Flashpaper not included.) Along with the "Classic Handling," the bonus material on the instructional dvd includes the "Turnover Pass Convincer," the "Any Thought Of Card" handling, the "Added Prediction" handling, and even an "Eerie Revelation" routine that allows you to perform the legendary Haunted Pack as a warm-up to the Classic Handling with no extra gimmicks or preparation! "'In A Flash' has never, and I mean never, failed to just flat freak people out!" - Don P.
Printing by Dominique Duvivier
A poker hand is shown is shown to contain five of a kind. When shown the backs one of the card’s is seen to have a different color back from the other four. The odd color card is removed and replaced with a matching color back of the other cards. For the finale the five cards are shown and the back designs are from five different decks of cards!
Nick Trost This routine is based on “Showdown” Nick Trost’s original marketed effect—a self working version of the Ten-Card Poker Deal. “Super Showdown” has four phases: The performer shuffles the deck and deals out five poker hands. The other four players all receive poor hands. The performer wins with a full house. Five hands are again dealt. Any spectator may trade his face down hand for the performer’s. The four spectators have better hands than during the first round of poker, but the performer still wins.. Next, the performer plays head-to-head poker with one of the spectators. The spectator selects his hand from ten face-down cards. The performer wins. Two stud poker hands are dealt. The spectator selects any of the face up cards, may switch hole cards and even exchange hands if he wants. The performer still wins! This is a strong entertaining routine in which spectators participate throughout. A REAL SHOWPIECE! Includes special fake cards to be used with a regular Bicycle Deck.
1—Spread the deck Face-down ..........All the cards are RED 2—Spread the deck Face-up .......... All the cards are in mixed order 3—A spectator selects a card from the Face-Down deck .... This card is set aside. 4—IMMEDIATELY the deck is spread ....NOW all the cards are BLUE backed!!! 5—For the first time, the spectator reveals and names the card they selected .… “It's the Seven of Clubs” 6—Spread the deck Face-Up ...NOW ALL THE CARDS run in perfect number and suit order ...except........ ONE CARD IS MISSING. THE SELECTED CARD IS THE ONLY RED BACK CARD IN A BLUE BACK DECK!
WILD CARD This incredible ‘packet card trick’ was invented by Frank Garcia, many, many years ago. And today it is still one of the most popular card tricks. EFFECT: Magician displays nine cards. He shows that eight of the nine cards are identical, and one the WILD CARD, is of a different suit and value. All cards are slowly shown and counted fairly. The packet of nine cards is placed in the left hand, facedown. Four of the cards are dealt on the table facedown, four are dealt face-up to the right of four facedown cards, and magician is left holding the WILD CARD. He taps the backs of the four facedown cards and when turned over, each has gone ‘WILD’ and become the suit and value of the original WILD CARD. Then, the face-up cards are caused to change to the WILD CARD suit and value, which is a real stunner to the audience. Only nine cards are used, and no rough and smooth. Supplied complete and ready to work.
An Absolutely Killer Color-Changing Deck Routine! EFFECT: From a blue-backed deck, the performer removes three facedown cards from three different places. A fourth card is selected. Each of the three initial cards is shown to match the selected card exactly. The performer remarks that the only way the trick would be possible is if the four cards came from four different decks. Accordingly, the backs of three of the cards change from blue to black, yellow and white, leaving four cards with four different colored backs! For the climax it is revealed that none of the four cards could have come from your deck -because it is spread and is seen to be RED. We have gone to the trouble of having the U. S. Playing Card Company custom print the gaffed cards you need to perform John’s ultimate color-changing deck routine. These are special Bicycle cards in black, yellow and white; like nothing you have ever seen before! Super-easy to perform only a very small amount of handling. We supply the gaffs and the instructions; you supply a deck of red back Bicycle cards.
The selected ten of hearts is signed, replaced in the pack and the pack dropped into a paper bag. After a few un-successful attempts the top of a white pole emerges depicting the 3 of hearts "Wrong? You mean it's bigger than 3?" The pole is pulled up to a full five feet and there are now ten hearts..plus....the spectator retrieves his signed card from the end of the pole. A classic gag card trick now in a new format.
A great gag card that has many uses. A card is selected by a spectator and the magician states “I have your card in my pocket.” The magician then reaches in a removes a jumbo card—when it is turned over it is revealed to contain every card in the deck printed on one card. The magician then points to the spectator’s card which of course will get a laugh. You can then reveal the selection in an even more astounding way. Out of a sealed envelope or by using an Invisible Deck.
A Burling Hull Creation Show a spectator six different jumbo cards. Ask him to think of one. Then count the cards into his open hand one by one. The card he was merely thinking of has vanished! A clear and completely baffling effect. The spectator apparently sees front and back of each card as you deliberately count them onto his open hand. Ghost Card does not use the rough and smooth principle. It does not use a pocket card or a flap. You do not have to cover the cards. The trick may he repeated as many times as you wish. Ghost Card is easy to perform. It is so ingenious; you can perform it right under their noses. The jumbo size cards also make this a winner on stage. Simple, incredibly clever, and baffling!
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In A
Flash (With DVD)
Cheating
Gambler
Super
Showdown 
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John
Bannon’s STRANGER'S GALLERY
