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Mentalism
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A few relevant props in a mental act add colour and variety to the show and do not make the mentalist look like a magician. These silks certainly add colour, and the trick is very simple to do and is also very appealing to the ladies. Supplied in two different size silks.
6 Silks x 45 cm. Price: € 41.50
The pen is tricked but will defy even close detection as it looks just like a normal pen. It will even write! Carry this pen with you wherever you go and you will always be ready to demonstrate your extra-sensory mind power!
Price: € 20.50 - not available
This is a very mysterious and puzzling effect for the lay public. You can present it as a spirit demonstration or as an intriguing puzzle. It works all the time. Easy to do and there is nothing complicated to memorise!
Price: € 34.00
A very strong effect can be done by using a time lapse between the
selection and the revelation of the cards. The idea is to have three
cards peeked at at the beginning of your act. Have each spectator write
down the name of his card on a piece of paper so he does not forget it
and to keep his paper in his pocket. You now do your whole act and then,
for an unforgettable finale, remind the audience that at the beginning,
three people memorized some cards. Ask the three people to remove their
papers, to look at the names and to concentrate on them. You finish by
dramatically identifying each “thought-of” card!
The special deck does everything for you! You can have one, two, three, or even more cards peeked at. All the cards are different. The moment a spectator peeks at a card, you know immediately the identity of that card! There is no forcing or sleight-of-hand involved. The deck is Bicycle poker cards.
Price: € 15.50
A spectator is given a sealed envelope to hold. He then freely selects a card from the deck. Two other spectators merely peek at any card in the deck. The magician, after a bit of concentration reveals the names of the two peeked at cards! The first spectator opens the envelope in his hands and finds a prediction of his selected card!
This is easy to perform with the special deck supplied. The deck is a combination of the Peek Deck and the Forcing Deck so it can also be used as one or the other! Made with Bicycle poker cards.
Price: € 15.50
The effect can be repeated and actually, the routine is in three phases which can be presented as such or in part. Supplied with eight normal ESP cards.
Price: € 8.00
Show five large playing cards and leave them on the table. Show another set of five normal size playing cards which are duplicates of the large cards. Now the spectator indicates how you should pair off each small card with a large card, and each pair is clipped together. At the end, needless to say, each small card matches its large partner, a perfect combination!
Magic? Mind reading? Coincidence? Present the effect anyway you want - the ending is always surprising! The trick is self working - no manipulation, no forcing, no chance of failure - the spectator freely selects any small card and any large card which are clipped together and they match!
Price: € 30.00
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The performer shows
three silks of different colours and explains that they are tied in a
certain order in a chain. A spectator is given three silks of similar
colours and is asked to tie them in any order she fancies. After tying
them in a chain, she holds one end of the chain up. The magician then
reveals his silks - they are tied in the same order as hers!
Have them examine your roller ball pen, take it back and
balance it over the edge of the table. Now concentrate hard on the pen
and after a few seconds, it suddenly topples over and falls to the floor
all by it's lonesome self! The spectator can pick up the pen
himself and examine it again but there is absolutely nothing for him to
find ... it is just a normal writing pen!
The magician shows a little black box with three switches and a small
light bulb. One of the switches lights the bulb while the other two do
not. The magician demonstrate the switch that lights up the bulb
then he turns the box around and lets the spectator try. Strangely
enough, the spectator cannot find the correct switch though he gets two
attempts every time. It is always the unselected switch that lights up
the bulb! In the end, the magician shows that actually, all the switches
do not work! 
Show a packet of eight cards and ask
the spectator to select a card at random. Now show that all the other
cards have the same design except for the selected card!