After more than two months of touring in the USA, I'm releasing one of my pet personal routines, one that I do in my close-up act, one that's both original and REALLY magical!
This discreet storage device is disguised as a lighter but has a false bottom for stowing away small amounts of anything you prefer like to hide from prying eyes. Pop the bottom off and you will find that the entire length of the colored plastic lighter is actually hollow inside.
De'vo's very first game - "Blades" - made history 10 years ago as the first production game to include the USPCC's "magic finish." These early games featured many variations and were popular with magicians and manipulators. This 10th anniversary commemorative game is a true achievement and only a handful of people will have this game in their collection. Limited edition of 500
Limited 1000 deck. This deck is a tribute to the invention of ballpoint pens. The original back design was originally hand sketched by Vivek Singhi, which led to the conceptualization of Biro Playing Cards.
The Black Flora back design features the memorable, vibrant colored floral print -- but with a solid black background allowing the floral pattern to pop. Other aesthetic improvements include slight modifications of the illustration design. The deck is optimally thin for card handlers, magicians and cardists. It feels remarkably smooth to handle and promotes long lasting use. Limited. Will NOT be reprint.
Thanks to its black edge-printing, the Black and White edition has a classy stealth look that feels like it's been made of materials from another planet.
This is a precisely restored and digitally recreated handmade reproduction of Cotta's last almanac set, loaded with history. The green almanac game is the second in a series of six famous games. This game focuses on Greek and Roman mythology, mainly centered on the Trojan War and inspired by the plays of Jean Racine. Limited edition of 1,000 copies.
Introducing restored and digitally hand-recreated reproduction of Cotta's Almanac, full of history. It is the fifth in a series of six famous transformation playing card decks. The first time it was published was in 1810!
Introducing a precisely restored and digitally hand-recreated reproduction of the final Cotta's almanac deck full of history. The violet "Knightly Orders" 1811 almanac deck is the sixth in a series of six famous transformation playing card decks.
In Designing Magic, Will is not only going to share his personal theories and practical advices on creative aspect of magic, he also shares a handful of tricks that everyone around the world once thought were done with video editing!
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1500 printed! The deck is not just dedicated to S.W.Erdnase, but to everyone who has been giving their 100% to the respective art form they love and strive to be better than yesterday!!!
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. The healthiest and tastiest deck ever produced!!! A casino style deck based on simplicity, elegance and vibrant colors that has been designed for both cardistry and magic.
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. The healthiest and tastiest deck ever produced!!! A casino style deck based on simplicity, elegance and vibrant colors that has been designed for both cardistry and magic.
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. The healthiest and tastiest deck ever produced!!! A casino style deck based on simplicity, elegance and vibrant colors that has been designed for both cardistry and magic.
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. The healthiest and tastiest deck ever produced!!! A casino style deck based on simplicity, elegance and vibrant colors that has been designed for both cardistry and magic.
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. The healthiest and tastiest deck ever produced!!! A casino style deck based on simplicity, elegance and vibrant colors that has been designed for both cardistry and magic.
This reproduction deck is based off the "Hustling Joe No 61" semi-transformation playing cards published by the United States Playing Card Company in 1895. Limited edition of 2,000
This reproduction deck is based off the "Hustling Joe No 61" semi-transformation playing cards published by the United States Playing Card Company in 1895. "Joe" is represented by the Ace, the Court cards are of a comical nature and each number card is a vignette. LIMITED EDITION: Only 500 printed! Will NOT be reprinted.
LIMITED EDITION: Only 2,000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. This reproduction deck is based off the "Vanity Fair No 41" transformation playing cards published by the United States Playing Card Company in 189
With the Limited Edition Lounge in Taxiway Yellow, the deck provides an upgraded feel over the Standard Back version. Limited version.
Illusionist Zak Mirzadeh debuts the MIRZ brand. MIRZ Playing Cards launched on Kickstarter and was funded within 24 hours. The pattern on the card back is based on Girih (Persian for "knot"), a decorative geometric artform popular in Middle Eastern countries. Girih is constructed from hexagons placed using an overlapping circle grid, a pattern that dates to the 13th century. Only 2,500 decks printed. No reprints.
Silver Sackbut Playing Cards salutes this era of the 90's Hong Kong Gambling films. Silver Sackbut Playing Cards was made to look like a vintage deck that you might find in an old Las Vegas warehouse. LIMITED EDITION: Only 2000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted.
Untitled Playing Cards represents the fluid nature of our art. A distinct color palette, within different shapes, leads you into the abstract world.
Limited run of 1000 decks. A marked deck of cards with the marking hidden in plain sight - easy for the magician to read, yet completely invisible to the uninitiated spectator.
