Description Irving Berk’s Card-Forcing Box: Learn how to make a ungimmicked box that will force a card (or cards) or make a signed selection come to the top all while the deck is isolated inside. Alan Alan’s Rising Card: A cool gadget you can build and wear that allows you to make a card rise from an ordinary deck. The Mesmerized Cards: Learn how to make cards magnetically cling to your palm. Bet-A-Dollar Color Change: A nice and easy color-change that uses a bill and requires no sleight-of-hand. Topsy-Turvy Follow Me: A follow-the-leader-style packet trick which allows everyone to find their own cards. Tony Noice’s Card Transposition: If sleight-of-hand is your thing, you’ll have some fun with this quick transposition sequence. Rising Cards from Envelope: Using only a couple of common office supplies, you can perform a nifty rising card routine where everything ends clean. Seeing Through the Deck: A strange (nearly self-working) way to pinpoint a selected card. Two Hindu Shuffle Forces of More Than One Card: A number of ways to force, glimpse, and control cards with the Hindu Shuffle. The Boston-Lorayne Card Change: A pretty color-change using a fan of cards. Stripper Spin Reverse: Super-slick method to gain control over multiple cards using a mixture of sleight-of-hand and a common gimmicked deck. The Non Telephone Telephone Trick: Magic mixed with a bit of math used to find multiple cards in a random process. A Red & Black Separation: You’ll learn how to get the red and black cards to instantly separate even though you’ve mixed them together face-up.
