
Simple instructions along with that special something enable you to perform this effect right away. The secret for bending spoons is included also.

The appearance of the spring flowers is so fast that nobody can even guess what happened. It is a very fascinating item on the stage.

Magician waves his hand over the box and the selected card slowly rises out of the deck, penetrating the rubber band in the process. The selected card is shown to the spectator, the deck still with the rubber band around it, is given out for examination.

Easy To Do! Instantly Resets! Completely Examinable.

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The perfect compliment to any card routine, this is something you will always carry with you. Comes complete with easy to use gimmick.

Since the great Al Baker many master magicians like Dai Vernon, Edward Victor, Ed Marlo, Ross Bertram, Finn Jon and many more have worked and performed some version of this classic, but this is the epitome.
The magician places the deck on the palm of his hand. Waving the other hand above it, the cards begin to move forth and back in a weird way, cutting themselves and leaving a card protruding from the deck.
The spectator can remove this card and verify that it is his card. The performer repeats the same effect with the second card and this time it is again the exact card that the spectator has selected a moment ago. Immediately the performer returns the deck to the owner. The deck may be borrowed from a spectator.
You can perform it under any lighting condition. Requires no set up. There is no wax, blue tack or similar involved. You don't add any card to the deck The effect is performed with two cards, one at a time. If you have the gimmick in your pocket you are always ready to perform it. You can return the deck immediately to the spectator without any tricky move.

Examine the stainless steel gimmick and you will see that it's actually two pieces that fit together and slide apart for changing the strikers. The strikers should be replaced often and are attached with double sided tape. The gimmick slides together by slipping it under the bent lip on the right side. Once the gimmick is together the matches are side in from the sides, lifting the spring clip a little to make this easier. The match heads rest under the bump in the gimmick.
Note: Pull the first match out quickly so it won't ignite the second match as it is lit.