Modern Flap Card (Red to Blue) by Hondo Velucci WITHOUT MAGNETS and ANY PEN

WITHOUT MAGNETS and ANY PEN

As he refined the scripting it became a simplistic thing of beauty

Its elegant presentation creates a sense of intrigue from the moment you approach the table

Ingredients: Glycerin

John Guastaferro causes random spots on the back of his card to magically transform into the name of a selected playing card while Banachek uses just four cards to demonstrate an uncanny ability to know a spectator's choice in advance

Modern Flap Card (Red to Blue) by Hondo Velucci WITHOUT MAGNETS and ANY PENThe Flap Card was first introduced in 1922, in Professor R. Kunard's Book of Card Tricks. In the decades since, it has become a staple in the routines of magicians worldwide, used to produce all sorts of stunning effects. However, limitations of the original 1922 design constrain these performances: magicians must precisely position their audience, keep constant pressure on the card surface, and perform tricks almost immediately after setup for best