622. If you put on any garment wrong side out, as, for example, a pair of stockings, never change it, as to do so brings ill luck. This direction is intuitively followed by many people who are entirely free from conscious superstition. ... Read more of Dressing at Superstitions.caInformational Site Network Informational
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Nice and Easy
Shuffle deck. Let someone choose any card, memorise it and...

The Memorized Deck
This, along with many other tricks, depends on the key car...

Into Thin Air
Effect Make a card vanish into thin air! Supplies You ...

Suits Me Fine
Pre-arrangement: Prepare a deck with one suit - leaving ou...

Reversed Card
The magician spreads a deck of cards between his hands - a...

Lucky Guess Variation
(1) You set up 3 rows of 7 cards each, face up. (2)You ...

Jumping Aces
Effect: This card trick is advanced and contains a lot of ...

Your Choice
From and shuffled deck of cards deal 6 piles of 5 cards ea...

Mystery Card Location
Have the cards freely shuffled - take back the cards. W...

Card Magic Tricks Card on Ceiling
Effect: A spectator from the audience selects, signs & r...





Presto Pass





Effect: Two stacks of cards at 16 cards each. One stack is placed in a spectators pocket. Another spectator places the second stack in his pocket. Two cards leave one man's pocket and appears in the others.

Card Trick:

After the spectator counts off 32 cards from the deck, take the packet from him and hand it to someone else. As you do palm off four cards. The spectator deals the packet into 2 equal stacks. he places one stack in his pocket thinking it contains 16 cards. Pick up the other stack, add the four palmed cards and have him place the stack in his pocket. Command two cards to fly from one man to the other then have them count their cards. one spectator will have 14, and the other will have 18.





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