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World of Magic Shop, Products by Eduardo Kozuch for sale
ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) Giant Cards
by Eduardo Kozuch
Effect
The spectator chooses a card and a position in the deck (100 % free choice). The magician produces a Jumbo Deck and lets the deck of cards slide out of the box into the spectator's hand where the spectator proceeds to count the cards until he reaches the position he chose. The oversized card is then turned over to reveal that it is indeed the card that the spectator has chosen!
Eduardo Kozuch has been working on this method for 3 years with the following objectives in mind:
The possibility to present this effect with a large audience for which I decided to do this with very large cards (11x14 ") At no time the magician has to touch the cards. The spectator is the one who counts the cards and at the same time checks to see that the deck is normal. The deck can be used for other types of tricks. The possibility of alternatives so there aren't any mathematic calculations and he does not even has to memorize the deck. Comes complete with special 11"x14" (28cm x 35.5cm) Jumbo Size Deck with box, gimmick, 3 replacement boxes and 8 page photo-illustrated instruction booklet.
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Know Your Spectator's Zodiac Sign and Date of Birth!
The performer hands a spectator a small notebook which contains all the signs of the Zodiac. The spectator secretly finds his astrological sign and writes down his name. Despite the fact that the performer never sees the spectator's sign, and without any "fishing" or moves, the performer instantly names the spectator's sign of the Zodiac! Next, the spectator looks through the book and finds the page numbered with the year of his birth. Again, without any questions or moves, the performer instantly knows the day and month in which the spectator was born!
No questions Easy to perform Spectator freely handles all of the props Fits in your pocket Comes complete with full-color, spiralbound booklet, "crib sheets" and detailed instructions.
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The first boxless card box!
A spectator selects (freely - there is no force!) a group of cards from an ordinary pack. The cards are placed faces-out into plain stand on the magician's table. The stand, in fact, is barely large enough to hold the cards.
The cards are reversed in the stand - their backs are now facing the audience. Now when the cards are turned over, they are shown to be the four aces!
The Cards Switcher is a diabolically clever - and simple - method for switching one card for another, forcing cards, packet switches, ringing in gaffed cards, and so much more! It's a miraculous ultimate utility prop - and looks far more "ordinary" than the standard flap card box.
The handling is exceptionally clean and above suspicion. In fact, they actually SEE you switch the cards in FULL VIEW!
Available in Poker and Jumbo size, please specify when ordering
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The first boxless card box!
A spectator selects (freely - there is no force!) a group of cards from an ordinary pack. The cards are placed faces-out into plain stand on the magician's table. The stand, in fact, is barely large enough to hold the cards.
The cards are reversed in the stand - their backs are now facing the audience. Now when the cards are turned over, they are shown to be the four aces!
The Cards Switcher is a diabolically clever - and simple - method for switching one card for another, forcing cards, packet switches, ringing in gaffed cards, and so much more! It's a miraculous ultimate utility prop - and looks far more "ordinary" than the standard flap card box.
The handling is exceptionally clean and above suspicion. In fact, they actually SEE you switch the cards in FULL VIEW!
Available in Poker and Jumbo size, please specify when ordering
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Two spectators are invited to join the magician on stage. The performer then counts 10 jumbo (5.5" by 7") cards into the hands of the first spectator. The cards, numbered from 1 to 10, are clearly shown to the audience, one by one.
The magician then walks over to the other spectator who's been patiently waiting on the opposite side of the stage from the first spectator and he counts 10 black cards into their hands. Even though the spectators are tightly holding their cards, the performer is able to magically cause two cards to fly from one spectator's packet of cards to the other!
When the red cards are counted, of course there are only 8 cards and when the black cards are displayed the two missing red cards are found!
A terrific version of this class effect, suitable for almost any performance.
Comes complete with the necessary jumbo cards and detailed instructions.
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Four-Midable Cards
by Eduardo Kozuch
Effect
Four spectators each choose a card. The magician, by means of telepathy, tries to guess what each card is. He asks each participant to raise their hand as they hear the magician calling the card chosen by them.
The magician names four cards, but unfortunately none of the spectators raised their hand because his magic didn't work.
The magician pretends he doesn't feel disappointed by showing the spectators an envelope lying on a table saying they can find their four chosen cards in it.
While he is taking out the card, the spectators can see it. It is a Jumbo-size card in which are printed 52 cards. So obiviously the four chosen cards are on the jumbo card, so the spectators feel a little disappointed at this. The magician admits his mental act didn't work, so he tears up the card in front of them.
The magician pretends he is pullling all the pieces of the card together, and little by little shows to the audience that the card has been restored by magic (he shows the back of it), then he turns it over, shows the face of it, and to their surprise the audience can see that the card with the 52 cards inside has transformed into one card with only the four poker-size cards. Very Easy! Has material for 25 performances Has 1 extra card much more thicker with the 52 tiny cards. Stage, parlor, stand up magicians will benefit from this routine! |
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Impossible 1 to 52 Deluxe (Giant Cards)
by Eduardo Kozuch
Effect
The magician shows an envelope with a prediction and a deck of cards inside his box.
A spectator says a number between 1 and 52 and puts turns their hands palm-up so the magician can tilt the box and drop the cards onto the spectator's hands. The box is shown to be empty and none of the cards remain in the box.
To verify that all the cards are different, the spectator flips each card over, counting to the number chosen earlier. When that number is finally reached, the envelope is opened to reveal that the prediction matches the selected card!
Free choice of the number! The magician doesn't even touch the cards. No sleights, no palming, no shuffle.Comes complete with special 11"x14" (28cm x 35.5cm) Jumbo Size Deck with box, gimmick, 1 replacement box and 4 page photo-illustrated instruction booklet. |
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Effect:
The performer presents a jumbo poker card on a plastic frame with its back to the audience. He then asks a spectator to pick a card from an ordinary poker deck and place it face down against the jumbo card. The performer than flips the frame and cards around revealing the jumbo cards face (his prediction). He then shakes the spectator's card free of the frame and lo and behold! it matches the jumbo prediction!!!
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Kozuch Gimmick
by Eduardo Kozuch
Effect
The Kozuch Gimmick is an accessory used for multiple effects that can be used in Close Up or on stage.
Example:
- Diverse appearances of live gold fish.
- Appearing or Disappearing Coins.
- Changing of Dollar Bills or Pieces of Paper.
- Duplication or Appearances of Scarves.
- Transformation of water into Juice.
Accessories with infinitive possibilities.
More than 10 effects included!
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Lucky Shot
by Eduardo Kozuch
Effect
Three spectators each choose a card. The magician,by means of telepathy, tries to guess what each card is. He asks each participant to raise their hand as they hear the magician calling the card chosen by them.
The magician names three cards, but unfortunately none of the spectators raised their hand because his magic didn't work. The magician pretends he doesn't feel disappointed by showing the spectators an envelope lying on a table saying they can find their three chosen cards in it. While he is taking out the card, the spectators can see it is a Jumbo-sized card on which are printed 52 cards of the deck. So obviously the three chosen cards are on the jumbo card, so the spectators feel a little disappointed at this.
The magician fails to guess the chosen cards, and angrily tears up the card, takes a gun and shoots three times at it. Then he opens the card and shows it has been restored, and instead of the three chosen cards, we can see the holes of the 3 bullets in the 3 cards. Very Easy! Has material for 25 performances Has 1 extra card much more thicker with the 52 tiny cards. Stage, Parlor, Stand Up Magicians will benefit from this routine. |
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