PACKET & POCKET TRICKS
PACKET TRICKS are tricks performed with a packet of cards, which are selected for the effect and sometimes the cards are specially printed or prepared. All effects listed here are complete and with instructions that came with the effect. POCKET TRICKS consist of cards or small apparatus that can be carried in the pocket. There is only one of each item available and all items sold are immediately removed from the list after shipping.
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ID |
NAME |
EFFECT |
U.S. PRICE |
CATEGORY |
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P-33 |
Ghost Card - Three Card Monte by Lonnie Galdini | A simple stunt in which the middle three caeds is taken to be the card wanted by a spectator - only that it turns to be different than what he expected |
1.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-05 |
Gypsy Curse by Peter Kane (Emerson & West) | Seven ancuent black cards and one King of Diamonds are shown. The story goes that an old gypsy woman curses the cards and they all change to King of Diamonds - and backs are normal. Cards supplied. |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Packet tricks. | |
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P-156 |
In Space by Joseph Zering | Five cards are shown to the spectator with the request that he mentally select one card. Moving the cards about a bit, you finally remove one and place it in your pocket. Spectator now reveals his choice, and you remove that very card from your pocket, apparently having read his mind. But now comes the "kicker." The four remaining cards which have been in FULL VIEW of the audience all the time are now slowly turned over, and shown to be THE FOUR ACES. |
8.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
| P-16 | Jail Bird by Nick Trost | One card is shown to be definately clipped beteeen two other cards by a brass fastener. Yet upon your command the card seems to melt though the fastener and come FREE. | 3.00 | Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic | |
| P-190 | Kolar's Challemge Tag Trick | Five colored tags are handed to the spectators with the request that they hand you one tag behind your back while they hide tho remaining four tags. You, of course, have your hands behind you as you receive the tag - in other words, your back is to spectator. You immediately call color of tag, which is found correct, and one tag after another can be handed you in the same manner with same effect. At finish you hand them the GREEN TAG and say, "I am offering $100.00 (or any higher amount) to anyone who can prove there is any preparation about THE TAG. By way of variation, tags can be strung on string in a certain order - both ends of string held by spectator while another spectator covers tags with his handkerchief. You reach beneath and pull tags into view one at a time, naming each color before bringing it to exposed end of string. | |||
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P-164 |
Line-Up by Jim Vetter | EIGHT CARDS ARE SHOWN TO BE ALL DIFFERENT. A MINIATURE CARD IS PLACED ASIDE, FACE DOWN, AS A PREDICTION. A SPECTATOR HAS A COMPLETELY FREE CHOICE OF ONE OF THE EIGHT CARDS. STILL, WHEN THE PREDICTION CARD IS SHOWN, IT IS SEEN TO BE A PERFECT MATCH! |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-165 |
Marked! by John Cormelius | An extension of a Derek Dingle routine. In this version, nearly all moves have been eliminated with the exception of the Elmsley Count. The Ten (10), Jack, Queen, & King, turn face up one at a time. At the conclusion of the routine, the backs of the cards change color, and markings appear on the new color backs. |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-166 |
Marked Cards | The performer shows four blue backed cards, two red eights and two black deuces and he comments that two of the cards are marked. "Which cards do you think are marked?" he asks, "The eights or the deuces?" Whichever cards the spectator names, the performer turns them back-up and shows that they are indeed marked with big black "X" on each of the teo corners. In addition to the marks, the backs are also red . The remaining two cards are turned face-up and the performer says, "It's a good thing that you didn't pick these cards, you'd have gotten two Jacks. " With this the two cards are turned face up to reveal two Jacks or other face cards. |
4.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-167 |
Marla Card Mystery by Will DeSieve | Twelve cards are shown back and front and counted. Cards are held face down as one is selected by the spectator. The packet of cards is now held in left hand as the chosen card is inserted among them. The Cards are now givenan overhand shuffle and when recounted face up, there are only 11 cards! The selected card is not among them! While cards are held in hand the missing card mysteriously rises from the packet of cards held upright in hand. Card is removed and handed to spectator. |
8.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-169 |
Mentally Coloful by Ron Frost | The magician shows eleven red back cards. He lays the eleven cards face up on the table showing that they all have different faces. He says, "We'll only use six cards" and takes five cards away. The magician asks a spectator to think of a number between one and six. While the spectator is thinking of a number the magician introduces an envelope containing his prediction. When the spectator tells the number he thought of the magician counts that many and points to the card in that position. The magician asks the spectator to open the envelope and reveal the prediction. It matches the card! Not only that, but when the card is turned over it has a blue back and so does the prediction card! Finally the magician turns the other ten cards over and they all have totally different backs. . |
12.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-170 |
Midget Sextet | Performer spreads six small size cards on the table, three are face up and three face down. Spectator names any number between one and six and the performer counts over to this card. The selected card is marked by laying a pencil on it for future reference. All cards except the chosen one are turned face up and they are seen to be all black cards. The selected card is tnen turned up and it is seen to be the only red card in the bunch. As you turn it up, however, it visibly changrs to Poker size. Truly a startling effect. |
7.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-171 |
Mind Blank by by Lovell Buchanan | Twelve cards are shown to spectator and a sealed envelope containing a secret prediction is given to the spectator. The cards are dealt in two rows, one row face down, second row face up. Spectator then chooses a row and then selects a card. Spectator tears open sealed envelope to find the prediction the same as his chosen card; this seems impossible, especially when both cards have different colored backs from the original 12 cards. But to everybody's amazement when the remaining cards are turned over they are all blank. |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-172 |
Mini Maxi Miracle by Jerry Mentzer | The performer shows six small cards all with their backs showing. One of ther cards is selected by a spectator and the selected card is shown to have a red face. The other five cards instantly seem to turn to poker sized cards all with blank faces. |
8.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-43 |
Miracle Gimmick (Paul Fox) | Instructions come with a small, unique, gimmick that enables YOU to accurately ascertain the identity of five different cards being THOUGHT OF by five persons, each who have MENTALLY selected a card. This may also be worked with only one spectator. |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-176 |
Most Ambitious Card by Frank Monaghan | A card chosen from a face up fan of cards is placed in the centre of the packet whereupon it rises to the top. This is repeated. The card is then placed in the performer's pocket and it again returns to the top of the"packet. The card is placed in the centre of the packet and it is shown that it is actuaily the chosen card and that it is not at the top of the packet. At the word of command it rises yet again to the top. The cards are placed on the spectator's hand and he is allowed to perform the actions himself and once more the card comes to the top. You can now run through the cards, showing them back and front thus proving that there are no duplicates. |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic | |
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P-177 |
Mumble Jumble by Bro. John Hamman | Ten cards ranging from Ace to 10 are fanned out. The alternate cards are revmoved and placed on top of packet. When cards are fanned face up again they are seen to be back in their originaly order. Five of the cards are removed, the remaining five are fanned to show they are the 7, 8, 9 and lO. The tabled cards are inserted alternately between these 5 cards and en the cards are fanned, they are seen to be back in order Ace to 10. The cards are dealt into two alternate piles. One pile is picked up to show that this Le has rearranged themselves, 6,7,8,9, andlO. Now for the big surprise, when the tabled cards are turned face up, they contain a Royal Flush and Of An Entirely Different Color. |
10.00 |
Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic |
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