A great classic of card magic: the four Aces are displayed on the table, each covered by three other cards. One by one, the Aces disappear from the three packets, and gather under the fourth Ace. But in the end, the Aces disappear from the leading pack and find themselves back under their original pack! To buy : - an ordinary deck of cards click here. - some double faced cards click here.  

I love "the Bunco Book", a book about fairground scams... This is my adaptation of one of them. A board with nails... the balls fall randomly into numbered squares. The three balls are totaled: if the total is even, you win a small prize; if not... bingo! Everything's under control! I've modified the trick so that I don't have to bend certain nails, and it works really well!  

The special feature of this version of McDonald Aces is that all the cards are shown face-up AND back-up. McDonald Aces is a great classic of card magic: the four Aces are displayed on the table, each covered by three other cards. One by one, the Aces disappear from the three packets, and gather under the fourth Ace. But in the end, the Aces disappear from the leading pack and find themselves back under their original pack! To buy : - an ordinary deck of cards click here. - some double faced cards click here. - some double backed cards click here. - some repositionable adhesive dots click here.  

The magician discovers the card freely thought of by a spectator, under extreme laboratory conditions! A real killer! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Two cards are chosen under laboratory conditions, and are lost in the deck, which e is divided into two piles, one face-up, the other face-down. The cards of each pile are now dealt together one by one. When one of the spectators sees his card, he has to say stop... and the corresponding face-down card turns out to be the other spectator's! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Larry Jennings' method of doing the Card Stab trick. A card is chosen and lost in the deck, which is then wrapped in a paper napkin. The spectator pushes the blade of a pocket knife wherever he likes into the edge of the deck: and that's where he finds his chosen card! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

A ++ version of the trick : Approximately how many? Some cards are ribbon spread on the table. A spectator is invited to guess exactly how many cards there are: there seem to be more than twenty. The cards are turned over: there are only four cards, which are the four Kings... which instantly metamorphose into the Aces! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

A coin disappears from the magician's hands, and ends up in the center of the deck... above the spectator's chosen card! The effect is repeated several times... but the last time, the coin is enclosed in a piece of paper, and when it is found in the center of the deck, the four Aces appear! To buy: - an ordinary deck of cards click here. - some half-dollar coins click here.  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). A coin passes through a small Plexiglas plate.  

This routine is extremely easy to perform. It's perfect for beginners to get acquainted with the trick, to perform a routine almost immediately, and to get them excited about the more elaborate routines. To buy Close-up Linking Rings click here.  

The magician shows four half-dollars. The first two coins pass through his hand, one by one, and end up on the back of his hand, closed into a fist. The last two coins travel mysteriously from one hand to the other, joining the first two coins. To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

A very special Ace Assembly routine: instead of putting any three cards on top of each Ace, only one card is used in all: a Joker! Clean and so simple! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

In addition to the first Little Chinese Magician he acquired in the early 1970s, Dominique Duvivier shows us Eddy Taytelbaum wonderfully crafted Arrow Trick, which shows different directions.  

An ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) of madness, since the spectator does everything, and the magician doesn't touch the deck. Under these extreme conditions, the chosen card (Any Card) ends up at the chosen number (Any Number)! Success guaranteed! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

A freely chosen, signed card ends up inside the bottle of beer the magician is drinking! Larry Jennings says it's probably the best effect in his repertoire! Easy to perform. Guaranteed success! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

The magician shows four cards: it's a four of a kind in twos, but each card has a different colored back. A magic pass, and all the cards now have the same back! Everything is handed out for examination.