Blank Deck by Astor
The magician begins with a very unusual deck. By mistake, the cards were printed on the box instead of the deck itself, leaving every card completely blank on both sides.
A spectator names any card shown on the box. Then the spectator removes one blank card from the deck and places it on the table. Then the card is lost in the deck. When the deck is spread, the named card appears in the middle of the spread.
Next, the spectator decides the back color of the named card and, when it is turned over, it matches the chosen color exactly.
Finally, the magician shows that all the remaining cards are still blank on both sides.
This version is perfect for table hopping, as it can be performed several times at the same table without resetting the deck.
The tutorial also explains two additional handling methods.
A spectator names any card shown on the box. Then the spectator removes one blank card from the deck and places it on the table. Then the card is lost in the deck. When the deck is spread, the named card appears in the middle of the spread.
Next, the spectator decides the back color of the named card and, when it is turned over, it matches the chosen color exactly.
Finally, the magician shows that all the remaining cards are still blank on both sides.
This version is perfect for table hopping, as it can be performed several times at the same table without resetting the deck.
The tutorial also explains two additional handling methods.
- Easy to master and perform!
- No rough and smooth!
- No Svengali principle!
- No slim cards!
- Totally 52 Bicycle cards!
$10.50
Original: $30.00
-65%Blank Deck by Astor—
$30.00
$10.50Blank Deck by Astor
The magician begins with a very unusual deck. By mistake, the cards were printed on the box instead of the deck itself, leaving every card completely blank on both sides.
A spectator names any card shown on the box. Then the spectator removes one blank card from the deck and places it on the table. Then the card is lost in the deck. When the deck is spread, the named card appears in the middle of the spread.
Next, the spectator decides the back color of the named card and, when it is turned over, it matches the chosen color exactly.
Finally, the magician shows that all the remaining cards are still blank on both sides.
This version is perfect for table hopping, as it can be performed several times at the same table without resetting the deck.
The tutorial also explains two additional handling methods.
A spectator names any card shown on the box. Then the spectator removes one blank card from the deck and places it on the table. Then the card is lost in the deck. When the deck is spread, the named card appears in the middle of the spread.
Next, the spectator decides the back color of the named card and, when it is turned over, it matches the chosen color exactly.
Finally, the magician shows that all the remaining cards are still blank on both sides.
This version is perfect for table hopping, as it can be performed several times at the same table without resetting the deck.
The tutorial also explains two additional handling methods.
- Easy to master and perform!
- No rough and smooth!
- No Svengali principle!
- No slim cards!
- Totally 52 Bicycle cards!
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
The magician begins with a very unusual deck. By mistake, the cards were printed on the box instead of the deck itself, leaving every card completely blank on both sides.
A spectator names any card shown on the box. Then the spectator removes one blank card from the deck and places it on the table. Then the card is lost in the deck. When the deck is spread, the named card appears in the middle of the spread.
Next, the spectator decides the back color of the named card and, when it is turned over, it matches the chosen color exactly.
Finally, the magician shows that all the remaining cards are still blank on both sides.
This version is perfect for table hopping, as it can be performed several times at the same table without resetting the deck.
The tutorial also explains two additional handling methods.
A spectator names any card shown on the box. Then the spectator removes one blank card from the deck and places it on the table. Then the card is lost in the deck. When the deck is spread, the named card appears in the middle of the spread.
Next, the spectator decides the back color of the named card and, when it is turned over, it matches the chosen color exactly.
Finally, the magician shows that all the remaining cards are still blank on both sides.
This version is perfect for table hopping, as it can be performed several times at the same table without resetting the deck.
The tutorial also explains two additional handling methods.
- Easy to master and perform!
- No rough and smooth!
- No Svengali principle!
- No slim cards!
- Totally 52 Bicycle cards!
