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Brother John Hamman died

Brother John Charles Hamman, S.M. (Sep. 3, 1927- Dec. 5, 2000) died on Dec. 5 at the age of 73. Bro. Hamman has made major contributions to the art and craft of card magic with several classic sleights and routines bearing his name.

Think It Again, Sam

Marc Salem's psychic serenade combining Mentalism and music opens June 27th at NYC’s Feinsteins at the Regency.

The S.A.M. Founder’s Weekend

In July of this year the Society of American Magicians celebrates its centennial with a convention in New York City.

The Gamesters’ Manhattan Magic

The Gamesters, Doug Leferovich and Seth Yudof, have an up tempo new Broadway style magical show, Manhattan Magic, running at the Sands Casino in Atlantic City.

LATEST NEWSLETTERS

[MyMagic] Copiers Are Back

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It has taken a lot of time, work, and money to make more. Even though my costs have skyrocketed on these, I am going to keep the price the same.

[MyMagic] Winged

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When I saw the trailer for these coin routines, I thought that it must be something new since the routines looked so visual.

[MyMagic] Cannibals

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Below you will see a custom-made deck of cards that has never been available before.

[MyMagic] Legends In Art

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Since these decks are getting close to becoming extinct, I thought it would be nice if you got to see the 106 magicians that are represented throughout the cards.

LATEST VIDEOS

Solomon’s Mind

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David Solomon's Mind, written by Eugene Burger, book preview.

Coin Vase

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Coin Vase product preview. Demonstrated by Meir Yedid.

Cop Sil Brass

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Geoff Latta’s Cop Sil Brass trailer.

Deep Palm Coins Across

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Eric DeCamps' Deep Palm Coins Across Video Trailer.

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