David Stone explains the following tricks: "Mirage", "Glass and Bottle Production", "Easy Splash" and “Card to Foot - Tool”. We suggest you go and look at the French video, as it's a different recording, even if the tricks are broadly the same. To buy: - an ordinary deck of cards click here. - the trick Splash Bottle 2.0 click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains the tricks to be integrated in Odin's routine adapted to stage magic. These tricks are performed with four large rings (a key and a 3 rings chain), specially adapted to this type of configuration. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", 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.  

David Stone explains the following tricks: "Paperboard", and “Splash Streamer ”. We suggest you go and look at the French part of this publication, as it's a different recording, even if the tricks are broadly the same. You can buy the trick Splash Bottle 2.0 click here.  

David Stone explains the following tricks: "Carbonier" (Torn and restored Card). We suggest you go and look at the French part of this publication, as it's a different recording, even if the tricks are broadly the same. To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Will you dare to enter the Dark Room? A great classic revisited by Dominique Duvivier: a Linking Rings close-up routine with safety pins, and a hell of a climax! To buy the trick click here.  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). Three small ivory-coloured discs are isolated in a box with three other small gold-coloured discs; the colors are well separated… and yet, in a fraction of a second, the colors mysteriously alternate!  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum wonders (no explanation). Like Aladdin's lamp, this magnificent mini magic lantern will manifest its magical powers by revealing the name of the card previously chosen by a spectator!  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum wonders (no explanation). The card box manufactured by Taytelbaum! You can not only transform one card into another, but also make it appear or disappear… or even force it! A real gem!  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum wonders (no explanation). Kong Hi is a kind of Japanese genie who, extracted from his lair, will find the card chosen by the spectator!  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum wonders (no explanation). Colored dots teleport in incomprehensible ways. The effect is mind-boggling!  

Eddy Taytelbaum version of Lubor Fiedler's famous illusion. Where container becomes content, and vice versa!  

A trick as poetic as it is spectacular , which takes place in two parts. In the second part, described here, a paper rose levitates in space, transforming itself into a real flower! This part follows on from the first (already described on this platform), where a paper ball wiggles magically in the air at the magician's command. The effect is mind-boggling! To buy : - some Invisible Thread click here. - some Magician Wax click here.  

For Larry Jennings, it's one of the best close-up tricks ever. The magician undoes the cellophane wrapping around his cigarette pack before the audience's very eyes. The spectator holds out his hand palm-down, and under his hand, he feels the cellophane move, and the cellophane is then shown to be restored! Easy to do. An incredible miracle!  

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.  

Dominique Duvivier organized an exceptional convention in 1995: The Mayette Days. He invited some of the greatest magicians of the time. Here are some excerpts, divided into three parts: Part One: Alexandra Duvivier, Dominique Duvivier, Quoc Tien Tran, Jean-Pierre Crispon Part Two: Gaetan Bloom Part Three: Gaetan Bloom, Gary Kurtz, Derek Dingle Not to be missed!