The Magician explains that he is able to cheat when playing cards. First, he shows that he can control a card freely determined by a spectator. Then he goes on to show that he can do the same with a complete poker hand. Then he repeatedly shows that he can instantly find any card! And finally, he shows that he controls ALL the cards in the deck! A crazy routine! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

The magic wand has never been so aptly named! It transforms itself into a coin,makes it appear, disappear and change many times over... a coin symphony to great effect! To buy: - a mini magic wand click here. - a half dollar coin click here. - a Chinese coin (dollar size) click here.  

The “Linking Rings”, with a single ring and a rope, which link and unlink... repeatedly. A real symphony of rope and ring! To buy: - some rope click here. - Close-up Linking Rings click here. - 20 cm Linking Rings click here.  

The spectator shuffles the deck and thinks of a card under absolute laboratory conditions. The magician puts one card in his pocket. The card is named, the magician takes the card out of his pocket: it's the one! An absolute miracle! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

The magic of sound! Four coins travel one by one through space to appear visually and... "audibly" in a glass!  

Dai Vernon explained this technique to Howard Hamburg. Dai emphasized that the Optical Move was used as a subtlety, not a trick. For example, one could incorporate the Optical Move in conjunction with a Three Card Monte presentation or within an Oil and Water presentation. To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

Larry Jennings demonstrates some Passes, which are a delight for the eyes as he executes them so perfectly! To buy an ordinary deck of cards 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.  

The magician shows four Jokers... which turn into a Royal Flush in Spades! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

The cards appear one by one at the magician's fingertips; the gestures are extremely slow; each time, he shows that his two hands are clearly empty. As a climax, he makes all four Aces appear simultaneously in a magically visual configuration! 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.  

A classic piece of card magic! After making them appear, the four Aces are clearly introduced in different parts of the deck. The cards are shuffled in all directions, face up and face down. First effect: the magician instantly forms four small piles, each with an Ace on its face! Second effect: the remaining cards are ribbon spread on the table... all the cards are now face down! Third effect: the piles containing the Aces on the face are spread out, revealing the four royal flushes! And fourth effect, the icing on the cake: the magician shows that the remaining cards are now separated into red cards on one side, and black cards on the other side! Success guaranteed! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Larry Jennings proposes to show us a paradox of time! He places four cards (without showing them) in four different pockets. He has a spectator name a four of a kind (for example the 5s), which he takes out of the deck, only to reintroduce them in very different places in the deck. He then takes out the four cards he had previously put in his pockets... these are the four 5s! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

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.  

The magician shows the Ace of Spades, his favorite card, and places it in his pocket. A spectator freely chooses a card, which he also places in his own pocket. Magician and spectator then exchange a... magic handshake, since now both cards have changed places: the magician's card is now in the spectator's pocket, and vice versa! A real killer! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

We invite you to take a look at some of Jean-Pierre Crispon's work. We begin by relaxing with a blooper (Doves Castel), followed by excerpts from Card Productions, Miser's Dream, and ending with a cigarette sequence.