Nine coins are displayed on the table in three rows of three. The coins are stacked, and one by one recounted by twirling each one in the air. There are only... not eight, but only seven coins left!  

The magician mysteriously sends a small amount of cigarette ash into the palm of a spectator's hand, closed into a fist!  

The magician ties a knot on a rope. Miracle! A silk instantly appears in the middle of the rope, imprisoned by the knot! To buy: - some rope click here. - One silk click here.  

Two matches are held side by side at the magician's fingertips. By the power of thought alone, the matches move apart! A real mystery!  

A " Tsunami " of madness! Tsunami is a Japanese word that means "tidal wave". It is a trick that will devastate the brains of your audience, whether they are laymen or magicians. The spectator chooses a card, and loses it under extreme laboratory conditions. Despite this, the magician finds the chosen card! A new version of this highly incomprehensible theme! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Three silks placed one by one in newspaper cone knot up in the blink of an eye! At the end, the three knotted scarves are clearly visible, so you can open the newspaper completely and show both sides again! A truly stunning stage/parlour trick that's easy to perform! To buy a « Cone with Silks » click here.  

I want you to know that it's free choice, it's very clean and it's great. I'll say no more! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). Three small ivory-coloured discs are isolated in a box with three other small gold-coloured discs; the colors are well separated… and yet, in a fraction of a second, the colors mysteriously alternate!  

For Larry Jennings, it's one of the best close-up tricks ever. The magician undoes the cellophane wrapping around his cigarette pack before the audience's very eyes. The spectator holds out his hand palm-down, and under his hand, he feels the cellophane move, and the cellophane is then shown to be restored! Easy to do. An incredible miracle!  

A freely chosen, signed card ends up inside the bottle of beer the magician is drinking! Larry Jennings says it's probably the best effect in his repertoire! Easy to perform. Guaranteed success! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

This routine is extremely easy to perform. It's perfect for beginners to get acquainted with the trick, to perform a routine almost immediately, and to get them excited about the more elaborate routines. To buy Close-up Linking Rings click here.  

In addition to the first Little Chinese Magician he acquired in the early 1970s, Dominique Duvivier shows us Eddy Taytelbaum wonderfully crafted Arrow Trick, which shows different directions.  

Two cards are chosen under laboratory conditions, and are lost in the deck, which e is divided into two piles, one face-up, the other face-down. The cards of each pile are now dealt together one by one. When one of the spectators sees his card, he has to say stop... and the corresponding face-down card turns out to be the other spectator's! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

I love "the Bunco Book", a book about fairground scams... This is my adaptation of one of them. A board with nails... the balls fall randomly into numbered squares. The three balls are totaled: if the total is even, you win a small prize; if not... bingo! Everything's under control! I've modified the trick so that I don't have to bend certain nails, and it works really well!  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum wonders (no explanation). The card box manufactured by Taytelbaum! You can not only transform one card into another, but also make it appear or disappear… or even force it! A real gem!  

The Tossed Out Deck is an extremely popular and possibly the best neo-classical plot in mentalism. For Luke Jermay, this trick is one of the best opening routines for a performance. He gives us here his own version of this wonderful effect! Several spectators peek at a card in laboratory conditions… nevertheless, the performer guesses all these cards! A real mystery!