ID	NAME	EFFECT	U.S. PRICE	CATEGORY
P-22	Numero Uno by Jim Vetter and Phil Goldstein	You show five cards with large numbers -printed on them - 1 and four 5s. Card with the 1 subtracts itself from the others: a 5 changes into a 4, another 5 becomes a 3, another 5 turns into a 2. Now 1 changes to a 5 but the last card suddenly becomes an explosion of numbers across the face of the card! What a climax!	5.00	Pocket Tricks, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-39	Odd-Even-Odd (Tannen)	5 cards are shown, 3 odd and 2 even. 1 odd card placed beneath the 2 even cards causes them to turn into odd cards. The other pile which had the 2 original face-down odd cards are now turned face up and they have turned into 2 jokers!	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-40	One Card Monte by Kirk Stiles	3 cards are introduces, backs up. Top card is shown blank and put on the bottom, 2nd card is shown blank and put on the bottom. 3rd card is shown blank also. Now the audience is sure that you have blank cars only. No, no, you say and turn the next card over slowly. It too, is a blank and you leave the cards on the table. They jump for the 2 face-down cards and find that they are 2 JOKERS!.	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
23-06	Out of the Fifth Dimension	You explain that Einstein spent a lifetime trying to prove the existence of a fourth dimension, yet you propose to out-do him by not only proving the existence of a FIFTH DIMENSION but by PRODUCING SOMETHING from the FIFTH DIMENSION ! !You back-up your statement by showing two cards to be devoid of any markings with the exception of a bold number in the upper left-hand corner of each card. Slowly you show side ONE, side TWO, side THREE and side number FOUR, and then with no false moves you show a side numbered FIVE with a figure FIVE that covers the entire card. FIVE sides on two cards !!! AND a mysterious numeral FIVE that appears out of nowhere . . . sorry "OUT OF THE FIFTH DIMENSION". A sensation! There are no flaps, no chemicals, and cards can be examined. !	2.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-47	Peripatetic Fours by Bro. Jon Hamman	4 cards are shown to be 4 fours. The Spades and Clubs. A game of monte is played with the two red cards. Spectator loses. Now it is played with the two black cards. He loses again. Finally, he plays with a red and black card. He loses again! But the surprise comes when you show him that two of the cards are not fours but entirely different cards!	10.00	removed
P-44	Peanut Trick by Steve Roth and Al Cohen	A packet of four cards is shown. One card is face up and has a picture of a peanut on it. The peanut card is buried in the packet and the packet is recounted and the peanut has turned GREEN. It is buried again and it turns BLUE -again and it turns to RED. They are spread to show the four different colors. They are pushed through your hand and become DOUBLE in size - pushed through again and they are normal. Specially printed cards and all you need to know id the Elmsley Count.	8.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-45	Pennytration by James Rainho	A borrowed and marked penny penetrates through the center of a playing card. (You may convert this to work with a dime in these days if inflation.)	5.00	removed
P-46	Perfect Match (A computerized dating service)	17 specially printed cards are shown and as the spectator picks his or her choice of preferences listed on the cards, you place the cards on top or bottom of the packet. When finished, you arrive at a perfect match for the spectator which shows an illustration of their selected match! Has humorous possibilities.	10.00	removed
P-48	Perplexing Pasteboards (F/X Unlimited)	5 cards are shown. Four of a kind of different suits and an odd card. The odd card is sandwiched face up in the middle of the face down cards, which at this point have blue backs. Three extra cards are used to influence the back design of the four face down cards and whether a red bicycle, blue Aviator or a back with roses is used, the four cards change their backs to follow the leader. For a startling climax, all of the cards are turned over, one at a time, and each back is shown to be entirely different!	10.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-50	Phantom Phlush by Sam Dalal	The magician introduces 6 cards, blank on both sides. One of the cards is used to magically print the others - first an Ace, then a King, Queen, jack and a ten to complete a Royal Straight Flush. And the climax is that they all develop backs and can be handed out for examination!	8.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-51	Pickets - and - Skyjacker (Sid Lorraine's DOUBLE FEATURE)	PICKETS: 3 cards are shown one at a time. cards are identical showing a man carrying a sign with the word UNFAIR and the third one has a man carrying a sign that reads PROTEST. As the story unfolds the middle guy vanishes, leaving behind a set of diminishing foot prints. SKYJACKER: 3 cards are shown. Two of them show identical maps and the third one shows a parachutist clutching a bag of money in each hand. One map cards is dealt in front of the spectator and its duplicate in front of the magician. The parachutist is dropped in the middle but when the cards are turned over, the parachuter cards shows up as a map and the spectator has the parachuter!	12.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-193	Pin-Credible by Ronald Dayton	A safety pin is shown and it visibly shrinks to just a stub - then grows back to normal size - and is handed out for inspection. Another pin is brought into play for s "Piff Paff Poof" effect to complete the routine.	3.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-52	Poker - X by Aldini (Bridge or Poker width)	5 cards are shown with the backs out. One the backs is an odd color so you replace it with a joker which is a wild card. Now you have four Jacks, which you show. "But" you say, "Never go to Vegas to play poker because they cheat there" As you say this you throw your hand on the table face down. All the backs are totally different! Watch them go for the cards - but there's nothing to discover.	Bridge 6.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-53	Polish Poker by Dave Rumfelt	Magician explains that in Polish poker the backs of the cards are more important than the faces. He shows his hand containing four-of-a-kind and all blue backs (being the lowest hand in the game), so he snaps his fingers, turns the hand over and the backs now are of all different colors, which happens to be the highest hand in the game. So, naturally, he wins!	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-54	Printer's Demon by Phil Goldstein	The basic effect is that you show 3 cards blank in both sides and then have the face and the back appear on one of the cards. The face could be that of a selected card, or you could show a card in the fan and have it vanish and be found in your pocket. Other possibilities are dealt with.	6.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-56	Rainbow Twist	Four cards of the same suit are shown. They are the Ace, Two, Three, and Four. One at a time the cards turn face down in the fan of face up cards. At the end of the trick the backs of the cards are shown and the backs have apparently changed to very bright patterns.	10.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-57	Razzle Dazzle by Frank Garcia and Mickey O'Malley	A borrowed coin is marked and a card is freely selected from a pack of cards (and may be masked also. The cards are mixed and the coin chucked into the middle of the pack. It is found that the coin is actually on the face of the selected card in the middle of the deck.	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-58	Reflections by Peter Kane	Three cards are selected. Another card with a mirror pack design is introduced and added to the three selections. This odd card magically changes into each of the selected cards and finally becomes a totally different card. The odd card is, in effect, a "REFLECTION" of the other cards. With the clever Peter Kane touches.	7.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-60	Showdown by Nick Trost	Here's the Last Word on the old "1O-Card Poker Deal"! A packet of ten cards are shuffled & two poker hands dealt. Spectator selects either hand & ALWAYS loses - YOU WIN! This is repeated and AGAIN YOU WIN! Finally, Stud Poker is dealt - one down & four face up. Spectator gets HIS CHOICE of hand & may SWITCH face-up cards, Hole cards, & EVEN hands - YOU STILL WIN! No sleights - New, subtle principle!	10.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-61	Sidewalk Shuffle by Martin Lewis	This effect was originally based on Joe Riding's "Three Card Trick with Four Cards" which was marketed by Ken Brooke in England. However, the method is quite different.This is in three phases. The first two are similar, but with variations in handling. The third phase has an unexpected "knock-out" finale. In the first two phases three blank cards and an ace are shown. A blank is placed aside face down, and the ace put between the other two blanks. A spectator fails to find the ace because the three cards are shown one by one to be blank, and the ace is on the table. The third time the spectator usually guesses that the ace is on the table. But it is shown to be really a blank card, and the cards in the hand are shown to be ALL ACES!	10.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-102	Six Mix by Larry West	Four cards are spread face down. Performer states that one of the cards is an odd one. He turns them face up and shows number 6 printed on the face and deal s it face down on the table mentioning the color of the number. He shows that the next card is also a 6 of the same color and deals that face down on the first card. The third card is also a 6 and performer deals it face down on the other two. He says that the fourth card is the odd card and shows that it is a 9, the same color as the sixes. He deals it face down in the other cards. He then mixes the cards and has spectator name a number from one to four. Spectator does and performer deals the cards face down on the table, placing the one at the spectators number forward in front of the other three. Performer says that it would be amazing if the spectator had selected the number 9, the odd card. As he says this, he slides the card around end to end. By this time the spectators are sure the performer is really trying to get away with a bold trick, as everyone knows that a 6 upside down is a 9. Performer states that if the spectator had selected the first card, he would have gotten a 6 and he turns it face up to show it. Then he turns up the other two, and they are the 7 and 8 in different colors. When he turns up the selected cord, it is indeed the nine in a completely different color.	7.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-63	Sixth -Thot by Nick Trost	You lay one card face down on the table & show 5 cards FACE UP. Ask someone to mentally select any one of 5 cards. Insert the face down card into the packet and explain that this sixth card is your "prediction" and that it will match the card thought of by duplicating itself to the chosen card. Place all cards under table for a moment. Bring cards out and show that the prediction card matches the freely chosen card.	8.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-64	Snafu (Magic Ltd. 1945)	SNAFU is a special 2 1/2 card. It matches the popular Fox-Lake Aviator back in bridge size. The idea behind Snafu was not to create a trick card just to have a trick card, but to make a trick card to do tricks with. Comes complete with 10 different effects and routines.	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-65	Spook Room by Ford Rogers (A Charles T. Jordan Mystery)	Several cards and the Joker are freely shown. A mentally chosen card vanishes, leaving one less in the hands. The cards The chosen one actually seems to have melted away. The effect on the beholder is positively uncanny, as a single trial will convince you.	6.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-66	Spot Removal by Jim Hyams	Two packets of playing cards are displayed. One packet consists of four similar cards (like 4 Aces). Spectator is asked to mentally select one of these cards. Selected card is freely shown & then buried in the packet. Now the second packet is shown to contain four cards with a red spot in the center of each card. These cards are placed face-down on the table. At the performer's command one of the spots magically leaves it's card (leaving a hole where it was) and is found firmly affixed to the card selected by the spectator. All may now be examined.!!! A KNOCK-OUT EFFECT.	6.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-68	Square Circles by Pavel	In this unusual effect five cards, each having a colored circle in the center, are shown/n one by one. Pour of the five cards are placed on the table. The fifth card is placed into the outer breast pocket and is left protruding in plain sight. When the four card on the table are turned over, the circles have changed into squares. The card in the breast pocket is removed and is shown to have five colored circles on it!	7.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-70	Stun-Sational by Bro. John Hannan, S.M.	4 Playtime cards are spread on the table. Each card is different in number and suit. Say: 2C-4H-10S-8D. The magician announces that he has a prediction of the SUIT of a card to be selected under an envelope. One of the small cards is selected by the spectator, say: 10 of S. Magi removes the envelope and beneath is seen a POKER-SIZED King of Spades. The prediction is correct!The magician states that he knew that card would be chosen ... and to prove it, the King Instantly Changes Into 3 Small Tens, these are of the other 3 suits. The spread of 4 small cards are still on the table. The magician removes the small 10 of Spades from the spread and it INSTANTLY CHANGES TO A POCKET-SIZED 10 OF SPADES .... VISIBLY....	12.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-179	Super Chips	Many very effective close-up effects can be performed with these 3 chips; like THE DISC THRU THE HANDKERCHIEF, THE COLOR CHANGING DISC and many variations thereof. You will like working with these chips.	$4.00	Pocket Trick, Close-up Magic
P-80	Swapping Partners (by an un- known)	Magician shows four playing cards each of which has been cut in half. The cards are placed face down on the table so each card consists of the two matching halves Then the bottom halves of the first two cards are switched and the same is done with the second two cards. By magic the transposed parts still match their original mates. (This is a steal of Bob Bell's "Miracle Mates".)	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-11	The Duece You Say by Nick Trost	You show an envelope containing four Deuces. A spectator calls out a Deuce of any suit and when the cards are removed and fannfd, that particular Deuce is found reversed in the fan of four cards and it has a completely different colored back. No rough and smooth. No sleights.	4.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-182	Think A Number by Ken deCourcy	Here's a fine pocket trick that is far more than just that. It can be presented as a mental mystery with a spectator assisting you, and as such is ideal for small shows .... it can even be presented on-stage if you wish, the spectator acting as a "one-man committee on behalf of the audience". The spectator is handed a number of cards bearing figures on each side. He shuffles these cards around and places these in any way he wishes on the table, and with any sides up. The number on both sides of the cards are different .... it would appear to be absolutely impossible for the magician to have any idea whatsoever of the total. Although the performer has had his back turned throughout, he can divine the total of the faces showing! Cards come in a neat plastic wallet, a novel Card Discovery is included, a Card Location; a smashing Magazine test, - Three copies of a magazine are shown, one is freely chosen, a number is arrived at, and yet you reveal the chosen word, and an excellent prediction. Ideal pocket trick.	$10.00	Pocket tick, Close-up Magic, General Magic
P-82	Think of an Ace by Nick Trost	The performer holds the four Aces squared in a packet. He claims that one Ace is reversed in the packet. A spectator is now asked to think of any one of the four Aces. When the packet is spread, the reversed card proves to be the Ace thought of by the spectator! The effect may then be repeated with 100% success. Stewart Judah has improved the handling his method is the most straightforward - It is given here.	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-83	Three Card Monte by Patrick Page	The effect is the normal three card monte, in which the spectators are invited to keep their eye on one particular card, but somehow always seem to lose track of it. This version is based on a three card trick performed by English street magicians for many years. One or two extra moves have been added plus a climax, in which the card they have been watching vanishes completely.	6.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-195	Three-Card Repeat by Dick Campbell	The effect is bewildering! The performer slowly counts THREE cards. One by one they are shown to be all Jokers. Now the cards are given a "twist" and shown again. All three have mysteriously changed to Aces. Another twist and all three change to a Tree of Hearts! A final twist produces one card of each design! Spectators swear you must use at least nine cards -- but they may be handed out immediately for examination -- there are ONLY THREE!	2.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-84	Three Shell Monte Cards by Aldini	Aldini's "3 Shell Monte Cards" effect was inspired by Nick Trost's "Nutshell Monte." In this case, however, the routine and principle are quite different. You show a packet of 4 cards, three of them with pictures of walnut shell and one with a picture of a pea. The spectators try to follow the pea as you deal the cads face down but they fail every time. Finally, only the fourth card remains. You turn it over and find it BLANK. The pea has vanished!	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-31	Time Out by Phil Goldstein and Hank Lee	You show 4 cards, 3 are blank and 1 has a picture of a clock on it. The clock is laid face down on the table and you put your 3 blanks behind your back. The clock vanished from the card on the table and jumps back to the packet. This is repeated. Then the spectator tries it but apparently taps too hard for the picture of the clock is BROKEN!	6.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-85	Trans-Print by Bill Taylor	The four threes and four blank faced cards are shown and placed into two separate piles. The threes of Hearts, Diamonds, and clubs magically become imprinted upon three of the blank cards, and their faces become blank. However, on the three of Spades, the performer makes an error. The three of Spades becomes blank, but the last blank card in the other pile still has a blank face. The performer then reveals his "error" the index and pips of the three of Spades are magically printed on the back of the blank card.	7.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-86	Triple Cross	Two spectators are chosen. The magician has placed a deck of cards on the table. Spectator LEFT is asked to cut off half the deck and count ten cards face down on to the table. Spectator RIGHT is given the same instructions. Spectator LEFT is asked to bury his ten cards face up in the center of his half of the deck. Again Spectator RIGHT gets the same instructions. Both Spectators spread their cards. Spectator LEFT HAS ONLY SEVEN CARDS! Spectator RIGHT NOW HAS THIRTEEN: SOMEWHERE THERE HAS BEEN A TRIPLE CROSS. (Instructions & routine only).	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-87	Triple Metamorphosis by Jose de la Torre	(NO ROUGH AND SMOOTH) THREE CARDS ARE SHOWN AND ARE COLOR OF THE FACES ATE CHANGED, ONE BY ONE. THE BACKS ARE SHOWN AND CHANGED ONE BY ONE, ALSO. Complete with cards, patter and presentation.	9.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-88	Twisting the Faces by Sam Schwartz	In this routine, you show the Ace, 2, 3, 4 of Spades. You then cause the cards to turn face-down, first the Ace, then the 2 and so on. At no time is more than one card reversed. At the conclusion, you show that the faces have changed from Spades to Hearts and then show that the backs have changed color also. The premise of this effect has received much attention over the past few years, Bro. John Hamman, Ralph Gironda and Lin Searles being prominent in the development of the idea. I hope you will enjoy this version.	7.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-03	Two Card Monte by W. A. Elliott co.)	Fronts and backs of two cards are fairly shown and held out of sight. The of the cards is shown and spectator is asked to name the other card - he is repeatedly wrong. Two necessary cards are supplied.	2.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-96	Two Part E.S.P. Test by Tom Stelzer	This is really two tricks In One ....First Part Consist of telling viewers you will transmit your thoughts to a spectator. Six face down ESP cards are counted from top to bottom by transferring them from top to bottom one at a time. Person stops you on any one and that card is placed face down on table. Remaining five cards are shown to be all alike ..Card on table (the one they selected), is turned over and seen to be a different card, showing that you controlled them to take the odd card. PART TWO: You show four face down Cards... Square them up and show the bottom card. (we will say It Is a circle) Ask them to think "CIRCLE") you show three cards one at a time to be circles. .Last card Is shown to be a star.This they are to think of..Toss It down on other three, pick them up and now show all four cards are stars!	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic Table Magic
P-90	UN-Cards by Nick Trost	Outdates all previous methods! Nine blank-face (UN-CARDS) are dealt on the table in a row, some face up, some face down. Before starting, performer places a prediction in full view. Now spectator rolls an UN-die (invisible die) to FREELY select a number which is then used to COUNT to a card in the row (Note - You ALWAYS COUNT No phony spelling of the number, etc.). The card counted to is shown to have a FACE! All the other cards are BLANK-FACED!! The prediction is opened and what a climax for it says: YOU WILL PICK THE ONLY ODD CARD! Effect is now repeated immediately, if desired, and again spectator selects the only ODD CARD! It's UN-canny! Complete, ready to work.	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-91	Whereisit? by Mario Palhinha	Three cards are fanned and spectator is asked to think of a color ~ red or black. The three cards are then squared and handed to the spectator with the request that he hold them firmly. A pocket handkerchief is thrown over the spectator's hands and the cards. Magician asks spectator to name color thoiaght of. When this is done, hank is removed, and spectator is holding only two cards — the third card has vanished. The missing card is reproduced from pocket or wallet. It makes no difference which color is thought of — one color disappears and one is left in spectator's hand — and you patter accordingly.	3.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-93	Wild Card by Frank Garcia	Spectators are shown nine face up cards, one at a time — eight similar cards and one "wild card." One by one, all the similar cards magically change to "wild cards."This has become a "classic" among card workers.	6.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-95	Wild Card Routine by Scotty Malinson, Jimmy King and Paul Diamond	As furnished by the manufacturer, the outfit consists of 4 double face cards and 5 regular ones. The effect is the basic "Wild Card" routine but here we have a variety of presentations. You get the necessary cards to go into one of these routines.	5.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-100	Would You Believe! by Bill Pryor	Four cards are fanned face down - one having a different colored back. Turned face up, the different backed card is seen to be a five and is then turned face down. The cards are fanned and the other three are shown to be jokers. The five and one of the jokers are placed to the side."Would you believe that the different colored back card is now the joker and the other is the five? Well, they're not !! Upon being turned over, one has a large red spot and the other a large black spot.	7.50	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-101	Wrong Again, Watson! or The Borgia Pearl Enigma by Martin Lewis and Dean Dickensheet	Seven cards are shown, six having a bust of Napoleon on both sides. One has a bust of Napoleon on one side and a pearl on the other. The six are placed in a row on the table; the pearl card is exchanged for one of them; and a spectator is asked to mix them around. The magician then divines the one with the pearl on it (?). Then, according to the patter, five are turned over... and are found to show a smashed bust. The sixth card is turned over... it is the calling card of Sherlock Holmes. The spectator suspects the extra card; it is turned over... and bears the legend: "Wrong again, Watsin" The pearl card is found, safe and sound, in the envelope in which the effect was carried.	10.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic
P-41	X Marks the Spot by Ernie Bryan	A card is selected freely from the deck and placed in the center of the deck and marked by placing your X card on top of it. the cut is complete, more cuts are made, and the deck is turned over and spread. The selected card is next to your X card. can be used ti force a choice of a card.	1.00	Pocket trick, Close-up Magic, Table Magic

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