Maxello Magic

Tonte Jr. by Ton Onosaka

Three cards are shown: two black tens, and a jack of spades. The spectator is asked to "find the picture card," but that's not possible, for now the performer holds three black tens- the jack is found inside the magician's pocket!

The game is repeated with the four-card set. Again, the spectator is unable to find the jack, for the packet now consists of four tens; the jack is again inside the magician's pocket!

The performer suggests that a five card game is too difficult, so one card is set aside. The remaining cards are mixed. The spectator is asked to locate the jack, and of course, suspects that the card that was put aside is the face card. In fact, that card turns out to be a ten. The performer finally comments, "Perhaps Monte is not your game..." He turns the cards over to display a Royal Straight Flush in spades! "You should try Poker, instead!"

Effect includes all cards needed and complete, illustrated instructions.

Toony Angel by Michael Maxwell

A spectator thinks of any card in the deck. This cards is placed face up on the table. The deck is now held with the backs toward the audience and the cards are riffled. One of the angels on a bicycle begins to animate, pedaling, waving, popping a wheelie, and riding around the card! All the while, a miniature red card is seen in the spokes of the bicycle. The angel stops, reaches down and removes the card. When he turns it over, it is the thought-of card!

Torched and Restored by Brent Braun

Brent has been using this routine in his close-up act for years. It is being released to the magic world for the first time now!

• Yes, the card is completely examinable!
• One of the easiest methods on the market
• Includes photo-illustrated, 14-page booklet

Touched by an Angel by Mark Mason and Peter Eggink

In the blink of an eye both angels reappear back on the card! The card is then given to the spectator to keep, it is their signed card. Each & everyone is hand made by Mark Mason himself.

NO Hinges! NO Flips! NO Switches! Angels just Disappear!

Transposing Cards Exchange

Two cards of the same color are clearly shown, say red, and placed in performer's pocket, while spectator holds the other two, obviously black. Instantly the cards change places, with the black cards emerging from performer's pocket, while the cards in spectator's hand are now black.

All the cards can be examined. Transposing Cards is easy to do with the special cards supplied, and comes to you ready to work with full instructions.

Trap-Ease by David Forrest

A pair of cards is removed from the deck, let's say the Jokers for example. A card is freely selected and signed across the face before being lost back into the deck. The two Jokers are shown front and back, there are only two cards and they do not go near the deck. With a little flick, a face down card appears in between them. This card is removed and shown to be the signed selection. It really is as straight forward as that!

Comes complete with hand made Bicycle gimmick.

Trapped by Rodger Lovins

He gives the deck a quick jerk allowing all of the playing cards in the deck to jump out from between the two blanks and into his other hand. When the spectator looks through the deck he cannot find his signed selection. It has become TRAPPED between the two blank cards!

The magician then gives the spectator his signed card.

Tree Of Diamonds

Tribute to Varone by Henry Evans

Trick Cyclist by Andrew Normansell and Alakazam

Three cards are freely selected (no force), signed and returned to the deck. The Magician now shows a Bicycle Joker and states that it has been specially trained to do the Magic. The Joker is placed in the Magician's back pocket and with a Magical gesture, reappears face-up in the face down deck, right next to the first selection.

The Joker is then placed back in the Magician's pocket for a second time and the deck is spread to show that there are no face-up cards. Then once again, the Joker reappears face up in the facedown deck, right next to selection number two.

The Joker is removed for a final time, but this time, fails to reappear in the deck... the Magician reaches into his pocket and brings out the Joker, only to find that the reason he did not return is because he has fallen off his bike! The Magician makes a final Magical gesture and with an empty hand, reaches into his pocket and removes the final signed selection!

NO DIFFICULT SLEIGHT OF HAND! ENDS CLEAN! NO PALMING! QUICK RESET! INCLUDES SPECIALLY PRINTED CUSTOM BICYCLE CARDS!

Triple Prediction, Germany

Magician shows a pack of Giant cards and a stand with a folded prediction at it's backside. Spectators selects ANY three cards, NO FORCING! Magician leans the selected cards against the stand. Prediction is opened, it MATCHES the three freely selected cards.

Many other routines are described in the instructions. Use standard Cards.

Triple Vision by David Regal

• Different Cards Can Be Used Every Time The Effect Is Performed
• A Self-Working Killer Effect from David's Magic Castle Act

Twin Peeks by Paul Gordon

• There is no memory or sleight of hand involved at all
• Ideal for all performing situations
• Easy to Prepare (Use Your Own Decks)

Twist and Shout by Meir Yedid

Four face-down cards are pushed through your fist; they turn face-up and face-down, one at a time. First the Ace, the Two, the Three, the Four of Clubs and then the FIVE! Wait, there are only four cards. All four cards are now FIVES! The outstanding part of this routine is that the fives can be handed out for examination!

Easy to do and uses only one specially gaffed card. Comes complete with Poker-size Bicycle cards and photo-illustrated instructions.

Two Card Monte by Theodore DeLand

You show two cards, then conceal one. The spectator can never guess which card remains. Here is an easy to do version of an old gambling trick. No sleight of hand involved. Perform it nearly immediately after opening the package!

• Design by Professional Magicians
• Incredibly Mystifying
• Royal Magic teaches classic magical principles
• Step-by-step secret instructions
• Highest quality apparatus

Two Way by Kreis Magic

A spectator chooses either of them (not a magician's choice). The magician takes the chosen deck, and mixes the cards well. Some cards become face up, and the others face down. The cards are spread on the table. The magician removes all the face-down cards to leave the face-up cards only. The remained face-up cards are given to the spectator. Then spectator does the same as the magician did. This is repeated until one face-up card is left. When the box is opened, there found a chip having the same suit and value as that of the remained card.

Ultimate Backflip by Jeremy Pey

• Resets quickly
• All of the cards may be examined at the conclusion of the routine
• Instructions also contain another version for the advanced card worker where the cards visually turn face-up in the spectator's hands

Ultimate Card in Orange by Charlie Fenn

• Spectator #1: Selects an orange from the three.
• Spectator #2: Picks a card, tears it up and puts pieces in the zippered wallet.
• Spectator #3: Holds the wallet and opens it to find that the entire card except a single piece has vanished.
• Spectator #4: Then the Orange is cut open and inside the card is found but it is missing the one piece that was in the wallet. Now the other oranges are cut open just to show that they are empty.

People will talk about it for days this trick is considered a reputation maker.

Included: A beautiful leather secretary wallet, video instructions, and 4 other routines.

Ultra Collectors by Don England

Ultra-Monte Trick with DVD by Daryl

Easy to do and instantly reset. Truly amazing!

Includes instructional DVD with "over the shoulder" teaching to make this an incredibly easy miracle to master! Sold for entertainment purposes only.