Card Tricks

Originally published in 1897, the Herrmann Pass is a technique for secretly transposing two halves of a deck in order to control a card (or cards) to the top or bottom of the deck.

Versatile and Invisible. Practical and Undetected.

Jason England, one of the industry’s leading card mechanics, goes over extreme detail to cover nearly every aspect and nuance of the move and it’s history. Included in the download are a variety of cover methods to making the move invisible such as the Sleeve Cover, Broadside Cover, and End Tap Cover.

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Jason England presents the Gambler’s Cop – an essential utility move that enables you to secretly steal away and conceal a playing card. Learn the history behind the sleight, proper positioning, some standard applications, and more in nearly 20 minutes of comprehensive instruction.

“A worthwhile move for ANYONE that enjoys card magic.” – Jason England

An intermediate move, the Gambler’s Cop will require practice and proper presentation to perfect. With time and armed with the information contained in this instructional download, you will be

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Note :
NO sticky stuff

Cards manufacturing is a surprising effect.
A KILLER packet trick. Four blank cards change many times in the hands of the Magician and finally a great ending!

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The Magic Tree by Ollie Mealing

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Base Bundle by Yoann F

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RARELY is a great impossible location very easy to do! Totally hands off: the spectator choose a card and then he shuffle the deck several times, in many ways!
As you can see from the performance the conditions are stringent!
It is a Strong Magician Fooler!

A Normal Deck!

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Beyond Reform is a super visual, super easy to do, torn and restored card unlike anything else before it.

An incredible mis-made card restoration signed by 4 different people and restored in a unique and unforgettable way.

With no palming and nothing hidden in the hand any court card is cleanly and openly torn into four quarters. The spectator shuffles and rotates the pieces to mix them up.

Two of the pieces are now signed on the face and two pieces are signed on the back. The card is now restored showing… on one single side… two reversed pieces and two face pieces… with all four

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