An Oldie but Goldie
The effect on the audience is alway very surprizing with this trick. I think us magicians are jaded with this type of effect, but lay people seem to lap it up!
Great trick!
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Two Rune Prediction with a Snappy Climax!
You show a bag of Runes and ask a specatator to grab a handful to ensure they are all different. Then you make a prediction and place it in the spirt box for safe keeping.
Now the first spectator freely chooses any rune from the bag and places it on the table. You now make your second prediction before the second rune is chosen and place it again in the spirit box for safe keeping.
The Second spectator freely chooses his rune and places it on the table. You now ask the first spectator to pay the spirts in the Spirit Box for looking after the predictions. They place a half dollar in the box and … wallop it explodes giving the spectator and those viewing a well needed surprise!
In the debris of the box are two predictions: both of which match the spectator’s choices.
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One of the Best
This is a great piece of equipment, and it is also very handy as a utility mind reading device. I was pleased and a little amazed to see that Jonathan Pendragon uses it to divine a thought for Charlotte to reveal! Made me feel even more proud to have Thought Transmitter.
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Great Concept – Beautifully Made
This is a wonderful variation on the old coin slide. The finely made wooden slide has been built in the shape of a packing case to do the classic Substitution trick. The quarter is placed on top of the box and the penny inside the slot and they very cleanly change places.
The instructions are in German. This is a beautiful piece.
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One ahead eat your heart out!
This is a very clever application of the old one ahead principle, but dressed up so well you’d never guess. Easy to do. The basic effect is for the magician to reveal what a spectator freely wrote on a card and sealed in an envelope between two plates dangling from a chain.
Its simplicity and elegance will keep you kicking yourself!
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Pretty box – the sort Magician’s love!
This is a very pretty box from Mikame Craft. It isn’t gimmicked in anyway, but is perfect for having a spectator stab anywhere in the deck to choose their card.
If you’re like me a well made card box is always fun to have, and this one fits the bill beautifully.
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Another wondeful Card Box from Mikame
Another beautifully made card box from Mikame Craft. It isn’t gimmicked in anyway, but great for do as I do and double prediction effects. Comes with a cool routine where the spectator actually names the two chosen cards.
Wonderful quality at a great price!
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Very useful mentalism tool
This box is well made and is great for switching small dollar sized items. The switch is basically automatic and you are left very clean.
I think you’ll like this one!
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Harry Potter I presume?
Harry Potter is such a huge success, anything that reminds people of it can be bathed with similar success! And what better scene to remember than the final showdown of Wizard’s Chess?
That clever guy Lee Woodside came up with this great routine that is simple to do but really quite a fooler. The basic premise of the effect is that you show a box of chess pieces that fought bravely in a recent game of Wizard’s Chess. You turn your back and ask the spectator to choose one of the broken pieces and conceal it in their fist. Without facing the audience the performer of course is able to divulge their chosen piece.
The method is simple, but works. Lee Woodside has a quite amazing list of interesting and unusal effects, click here for some examples.
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A fun routine – better than the original!
This is a great routine based on the original idea and props of Bob McAllister.
I think it is probably better than the original.
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