Lot of New & Vintage Magic #353 Locking Deck, Deja Zoo, great variety of magic

Description

Deja Zoo (SPS Publication)
You show the audience a set of various zoo animals on 4.5" x 7" flash cards. Two spectators stand up in the audience and
think
of any one of the animals as you show them all of the cards. Picking up a blank card and a felt-tip marker, you attempt to read the minds of the spectators and draw a quick sketch. You place your predictions on a card stand, and for the first time, the spectators call out the animals they selected. You place their selections on the stand next to your sketches,
and when the stand is turned around, you have correctly guessed their choices!
Large Cards Are Easily Visible from a Distance
Great for Kids and Adults
Works Every Time
You Never Have to Actually Draw Anything
Comes Complete with Cards, Stand and Marker
Square Off
This is a new idea with a rope that can be worked into your rope routine or as a stand alone comedy bit.
Beat'em, Cheat'em, Leave'em Bleedin'
Dave Powell's Vanishing Pen
The “Vanishing Pen” has been one of Dave’s best sellers for many years. It can be learned in minutes and will always baffle any audience. It can be performed surrounded and with sleeves rolled up. As you can see the gimmick is a perfect replica of a genuine BIC pen. It is one of the best close-up illusions and can be performed under any conditions! A ballpoint pen is shown. The magician says that he will make it vanish as he rolls the pen in a sheet of paper. The spectator expects the words on the paper to disappear, but to his surprise, the performer crumples the paper up into a tiny ball! THE PEN HAS VANISHED! The trick comes with a rubber replica pen and a matching genuine pen to reproduce from your pocket at the end.
Facelifter (Skulkor)
FaceShifter
is an impossible two card transpo that you can easily carry with you anywhere. The performer presents two cards to his spectators and the switch happens right in front of the spectator's eyes. The card can even be on the spectator's hand when the switch happens! It is a jaw dropping effect that is easy to perform and resets instantly.
Curtis Kam's Palms of Steel 4 (Cashablanca)
From all over the world, coin tricks come to
Cashablanca
fleeing the Gaffed Coin Gestapo and the tyranny of the EZ to Master race. Here, they struggle to become pure sleight-of-hand Magic; earning their passage to audiences in the free world. Hidden away from the distractions of a phony studio audience, Curtis Kam performs and explains the tricks that have earned their letters of transit:
Ilsa's Appearance
The audience is teased into watching you pull invisible coins from the air, and spread them into a fan. Just when they're convinced that your hands are empty and you're pulling their legs, BAM--three silver dollars pop into view.
Just when they're sure it'll never happen, the money appears, like the girl you left behind. This could be the beginning of a beautiful coin trick.
Cashablanca Coins Across
Follow Ilsa with the perfect working man's coins across--three ordinary coins, no risky moves. Do it standing, sleeveless, table-less, topless, for brooding loners or the whole German army. Features the latest in American edge grip technology, (but the angles are 100% practical) the revolutionary "In Closing" steal, and a new breed of retention pass that fools the mind, not the eye.
Three Coins Across, sweet and simple. Americans love simple things with money. Paris Hilton, for example. We'll always have Paris.
The Greatest () Show on Earth
Three coins take the stage like clowns from a tiny car. The youngest tumbles and rolls; his brothers do a fingertip trapeze act. Put away in your pockets, they jump back to the stage then fly like human cannonballs, appearing under, on top of, and inside a coin purse. A full routine with all the action of a three-ring circus, daring new techniques, and a built-in storyline that can be either circus or Cirque, as you wish.
Play It Again, Kam (Another Hard Way) / Excellent Birds
Seven coins ooze out of your empty hands, into a nifty display position, no less. From there, you perform the classic "Flying Eagles" with an upgrade to the 21st century. A new take on a classic, with killer convincers and a Harbottle finish.
I'm no good at being noble, but it doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little coins don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. But seven coins, now that gets my attention.
Triple Alliance 2.0
This advanced, enhanced handling of Triple Alliance (from Palms of Steel 3: Silverado) is the only Copper/Silver/Brass where the audience hears the first transpo, sees the second, feels the third, and then experiences the rare and elusive triple transposition. Brought to you through virtuoso routining and the simplest of gaffs, it's a visual, audible, tactile feast for the senses that stops short of total sensory immersion only because the coins all taste about the same.
BONUS: International Solid ThreeFly (Reed McClintock)
Three different coins fly from the fingertips of one hand to the other. That simply. No moves, no feints, no pauses, no dumb gags, no trips to the pockets, all visible, and when the last coin goes, you're clean. Reed figures that the only reason to use a gaff is if it produces an illusion this good. Why pay more for gaffed coins that do less?
If you don't get this video, you'll regret it. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life. Here's looking at you, kid.
WHAT THE PROS SAY:
I just finished watching "Palms of Steel 4", I must say Curtis Kam has outdone himself. Coin magic for everyone...from the beginner to the advanced, geared for the table worker!
The production of this DVD has to be one of the finest I have ever seen...Spielberg would be proud! The graphics are quite entertaining as well...right down to the rolling credits.
BTW, Reed McClintock makes a guest appearance with a very nice coin effect (I won't say what it is as I don't want to spoil the surprise) I highly recommend this (as well as anything put out by the Magic Bakery) for anyone looking to advance their coin work! -
Mike Gallo
"The Palms of Steel 4- Cashablanca DVD is very well done and has new and refreshing ideas for todays coin man. Great job Steve, Curtis and Reed!" -
Dean Dill
"Palms of Steel 4 is great - Curtis is just awesome! Loved the out-takes as well" -
Paul Green
Running Time
Approximately 1hr 20min
The Locking Deck (Tim Spinosa)
You have seen cards rise...
But have you seen a deck unlock?
The Locking Deck
unlocks a creative new approach to entertaining with card magic. Imagine having a card freely selected and shuffled into the deck. Then, out of nowhere, a lock face appears on top of the cards! The magician explains that he will dial a three-number combination consisting of the number, the suit, and the location of the card in the deck. After dialing this combination, the magician or the spectator lifts the lock face and the deck is magically cut to the selection. Afterwards, the deck is spread and shown front and back to be completely normal.
Perfect for walk-around and stage magic!
Absolutely no reset!
Super easy to perform!
Easily customized for any performance situation!
The combination can be someone's birthday, phone number, age, use your imagination!
And Then There Were Four (Sponge Magic)
Startling ending to this one!
Place a sponge hexagon in a spectator's hand.
Touch the hand and magically, the spectator opens his hand to find that one sponge has become
two sponges!
Place two sponges in his hand, and they become
three sponges!
Finally, place the three sponges in the spectator's hand.
Ask, "Do you think the three sponges have become four?"
When the spectator opens his hand,
the three sponges have turned into a sponge in the shape of a big "4"!
The three sponges have literally become "4"!