Magic with playing cards is certainly the most extensive area of ​​magic. Because a card game is the most diverse prop that you can imagine, the number of manipulations, effects and routines presentable with it is huge and new ones are added every day. With a card game in your pocket, you are able to entertain every audience for a good time.

Lesson 40 continues with such famous classics such as "Map to the ceiling" and "Map by handkerchief", which are explained in detail and with their variants. This is followed by further proven map items from the repertoire of Nate Leipzig, whose work a strong influence on later celebrities such as B. Dai Vernon.

It looks very spectacular when stung into a card game with a knife to locate a certain card. And it seems completely impossible that this can succeed if the cards are covered with paper and a viewer leads the knife himself.

Harlan Tarbell is only devoted to the topic of card steam in lesson 41. He presents various methods that all have their special advantages. Therefore, it is worth familiar with everyone.

Lesson 40 part 2 mysterious card art 5

• Nailed
• The card on the ceiling
• Improved version of the card on the ceiling
• Variation with card box
• Map, box and table
• Map by handkerchief
• Map by handkerchief - new
• Three cards through the handkerchief
• Card number variant
• The Black Ace
• Map by handkerchief after Nate Leipzig
• The secret of the glass house
• Cards, envelope and hat
• The wrong card
• Nate Leipzig’s "Double Reverse"

Lesson 41 card sting

• Two with one stitch
• The X-ray knife
• The magnetic knife
• Simplified card piercing
• Fiery card sting
• Card sting at the table
• Methods 1-6
• Card steam "the other way around"
• Card stinging with a conical game

 76 pages, translation: Werner Miller, Cover photo: Danny Daniels