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Mentalism (Catalogue #2)
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This ESP deck contains cards 25 cards with five different symbols of a star, a circle, wavy lines, a square and a cross. The backs are blue in colour. Many effects of the ESP kind can be found in the many textbooks on magic and mentalism but a very simple and effective trick is included with the deck.
Price: € 8.00
Strange and fascinating! You can use this as an ice breaker or as a prelude to more serious effects. Three fish supplied.
Price (3 pieces): € 1.50
This iron blindfold is very well-made in black and fitted with an elastic strap. It is very useful for demonstrations of receiving vibes, sensitive fingers, thought transmission and reception, etc.
Price: € 35.50
This has always been an interesting mental effect for the public. The apparatus does all the work for you and is very easy to use. You only have to study your presentation and you will be able to convince your audience that you can forecast events!
Price: € 62.00
(Mike Shelley)
You are supplied with three very cute top hats which can be examined rigorously without revealing anything as they are unprepared! This will become your favourite mental effect!!
Price: € 26.00
The organisers are well-made in plastic and will last a lifetime. They are recommended in Corinda's book "Thirteen Steps to Mentalism".
Price: € 21,00
As you can see, this is a very unusual effect that will intrigue any audience. Think up an interesting story to go with the object and you will have a fantastic piece of mysticism! 12 pieces are supplied in a box.
Price: € 36.00
You are supplied with: 1) The transparent clock face 2) A "silver" clock hand. This is a very intriguing effect which can be the main trick of your mental act!
Price: € 180,00
The magician turns round, and after a bit of concentration, reveals the colour of the mummy in the box. The effect can be repeated indefinitely. This is very easy to do when you know how. Everything can be examined. With appropriate patter, the effects will be very mystifying.
Price: € 15.50
Use the bag to force numbers, colours, words, designs, objects, etc. It can be combined with numbers for a book test or for various predictions. As the bag is completely transparent, there seems to be no sign of trickery. It i s made of heavy transparent plastic and looks very normal but has three different compartments so you can do a double force as well!
Price: € 13.00
You sre supplied with the following: 1) Six ESP cards 2) Three special matchboxes which defy detection 3) A small block of normal writing paper.
Price: € 14.00
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ESP cards are used in experiments dealing with various psychic studies
and research.
This fish is more an object of curiosity and science
than mentalism. You show a small red paper fish and place it on the palm
of the spectator. After a few seconds, the fish will curl up depending
on the mood of the person holding it! 
This examinable and
convincing blindfold made of an iron plate enables the performer
to see even though his eyes are covered by the blindfold! Many
varieties of blindfolds are used in the classic effect of "X-Ray
Vision" wherein the eyes of the performer are thoroughly covered
yet he can pick out objects, walk around without knocking into things,
ride a bicycle and drive a car. This iron blindfold gives a limited
vision but its very innocence makes it very convincing in various
experiments.
Three spectators are asked to call out three different items like a
name, a number and a card. The magician makes his predictions before the
spectators call out their items. The predictions are written in the
upper squares of a large slate and the spectators' corresponding items
are written beneath. When the predictions are checked at the end, they
all match the spectators' items!
The spectator
examines three elegant mini top hats. The magician turns his back
and the spectator hides a ring or small item of value in one of the
hats. He then mixes the other hats around. The magician then turns round
and, without hesitation and without asking any questions, finds the top
hat which contains the object! The experiment is repeated THREE
times and each time, the effect becomes ever more incredible! 
The Pocket Card Index
consists of two pocket organisers which will permit you to find any card
in a matter of seconds! Each organiser keeps half the deck in a simple
order which , with a little practice, will enable you to find any card
quickly and without fumbling. 
The magician displays an interesting tear-shaped glassdrop in a little
transparent bag. The glass object has a head and and a tail and can be
hit with a small hammer to show its solidity. The bag is held up
at the fingertips with the pearl clearly visible. The audience
concentrates hard on the pearl and suddenly, it explodes into a thousand
tiny pieces in the bag! 
The magician shows a transparent clock face and a silver clock hand. The
spectators nominates an hour. The magi places the clock hand on the
spindle in the centre of the clock face and spins it. The hand spins
rapidly around on the spindle until it finally slows down and comes to a
complete stop ..... at the exact hour selected by the spectator! The
effect is repeated a few times with different hours, but the clock hand
always comes to rest on the selected time! 
The spectator examines three different coloured mummies (blue, yellow
and red) and a wooden coffin. The magician turns his back and the
spectator places a coloured mummy in the coffin and closes the lid. He
then hides the other two mummies.
The performer displays a large transparent plastic bag with different
coloured silks inside. The spectator reaches in and takes out a silk.
The performer shows that he has predicted the colour of the silk.
Place three matchboxes on the table and show six cards with different
ESP signs. The cards are mixed and the spectator selects one freely. At
this stage, the magician turns his back and the spectator draws the
design selected on a small piece of paper after which he empties one of
the matchboxes and hides the slip of paper inside. When he is finished,
the magician turns around and after a slight bit of concentration, picks
out first the matchbox that contains the paper and then reveals the
design which the spectator has selected!