Modern Flap Card (Ace of Spades to 8 of Spades) by HondoThe Flap Card was first introduced in 1922, in Professor R. Kunard's Book of Card Tricks. In the decades since, it has become a staple in the routines of magicians worldwide, used to produce all sorts of stunning effects. However, limitations of the original 1922 design constrain these performances: magicians must precisely position their audience, keep constant pressure on the card surface, and perform tricks almost immediately after setup for best

the major drawback of cardboard playing cards becomes clear

The second card has now travelled across

50% HEAVIER

one of the world's great bar magicians

Light Room Drawing Duplication (The only drawing duplication you will ever want to do)

You'll find a complete chapter of L&D tests that each have their own peculiar flair

Totally UNEXPECTED ending

You explain that you are going to place your hands behind your back and bring one of the coins out in a fist

you'll see Richard Osterlind in his natural performing environment

and it is taken care of down to the smallest detail

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World Champion Card Magician