The brown envelope contains two pages of instructions. Any pack may be used. The first instruction sheet explains ...
Cards
This packet card trick was put out by Davenports. Note the Davenport Demon head and initials LD on the backs of ...
Three cards are chosen by a member of the audience. The magician places them back in the pack which is then held ...
This very clever trick involves a pack of cards and a ribbon. The effect is described in one of the illustrations ...
'Rule It', or 'Measure It' as it is called in the illustrated Davenport advertisement, is a novel way to predict ...
This packet trick was put out by Davenports. The effect is descibed on the envelope illustrated here. Complete ...
Roy Walton's trick is known throughout the world. The well-known plot may be found in the instructions supplied by ...
This version was put out by Davenports using large size cards. The original copyright goes back to 1907 and 1910 ...
The envelope containing this packet trick tells us it is a Comedy Card Hit. This is what the audence see: 6 cards ...
The special piece of wire supplied with this trick is a memory alloy - it changes its shape when it's placed in ...
This is basically a packet card trick without playing cards. The audience see three cards each with a sketch on: ...
A spectator chooses a card at random (actually the Ace of Spades). The magician shows a clear glass disc and, ...
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