Magic > Card Tricks

A thorough examination of the classic "Cards Across" magical effect, discussing methods from over a 100 years ago to the present. Here you will learn not just how to make a few cards travel from one place to another, but how to do it with freely selected cards, signed cards, different colored backed cards and even thought of cards. Read this book and find the perfect version of this classic for you!

Three books in one, "Investgating the Mene Tekel Deck", "Beyond Svengali" and "Ten Mysteries now back in print under the same cover. The bulk of this compilation revolves around two easy to make gaffed decks, the lesser known Mene Tekel deck and it's big brother the Svengali. If you ever wondered what to do with a Mene Tekel deck here's plenty. As for the Svengali, you are taken beyond normal Svengali deck tricks. Apart from turning the principle on it's head and combining it with others a number of these routines don't even use playing cards! To round things off, Chris's first booklet "Ten Mysteries" completes this collection, a collection of close up and stand up routines. The ...

OOPS Just Cards contains over 40 card tricks that amuse, amaze and cause jaws to drop, but always entertain as the author (a professional entertainer) puts his own spin on not only some classic plots but some that are more obscure. Please note, this material is NOT intended for the complete beginner in magic but rather other professional magicians and serious hobbyists who perform card magic already.

A book for card trick enthusiasts that love packet tricks, card magic just performed with a small number of cards rather than a full deck. This is a sequel to the author's "Small But Deadly" book on the same theme, but an even larger book than the original. It discusses trick plots, variations, originators, historical info. and of course a number of tricks are also taught by a number of some of the more creative minds in card magic. The first edition of this book in 2010 was a very small print run that was quickly out of print. This third edition gives enthusiasts another chance to add it to their book shelf for constant reference. Includes an additional 28 pages.