Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,360
December 13, 2025
Last month I introduced you to the Aluminum Infinity Chalices and mentioned that there will be two more versions. A deluxe Stainless-Steel version and a less expensive version for Quarters. You can read what I originally wrote: HERE
I just received a small quantity of the Stainless-Steel Deluxe editions and hope to have the plastic versions before the end of the year. These require an incredible amount of work to make, and I am assuming that the prices will eventually have to increase.
I am also introducing you to the latest Haunted Key release. It is one of the few routines in magic that happens by magic!
►Infinity Chalice:
This is a terrific routine that combines many principles into one cohesive routine that is easy to follow and easy to perform.
You begin by showing a unique looking double-ended chalice and four coins. The four coins are placed into the top of the chalice and one-at-a-time they seem to penetrate the top of the chalice and magically work their way to the bottom in the cleanest and most direct way possible.
Watch and buy: HERE
►Agatha’s Haunted Key:
The latest version of classic Haunted Key is a solid heavy key that looks like an old skeleton key with silver tones.
Here’s what happens: You introduce an old skeleton key that can be fully examined. The key is placed on your open palm, and once you call upon the spirits, it begins to slowly turn. Once the key has completely spun in place, it can be immediately handed out for examination.
Watch and buy: HERE
►World Traveler:
This is likely the best and most interesting version of the Dan Harlan Cardtoon plot.
Instead of using playing cards and a cartoon character your friend names just about any country (50 choices). You then show a deck of cards with a picture of a globe on the back and a plane around it. By flipping the cards, the plane starts circling around the globe and finally stopping at the named country.
Watch and buy: HERE
►LATEST MY MAGIC RELEASE:
►Printing On Demand:
This is one of David Solomon’s favorite packet tricks. It full of visual transformations and multiple climaxes.
Themed around how everything is now being printed on demand… even playing cards. You place a blank Bicycle card to one side.
You then show four Jokers with blank backs. One by one you print four different colorful backs on them. After the four backs are printed, you magically cause all the Joker faces to vanish, leaving you with four blank cards with different backs. As a surprise ending, the blank card you placed aside at the beginning now has all four Jokers.
Watch and buy: HERE
►eBay Auctions:
The relentless pursuit of adding more books to my eBay auctions continues. I decided to focus on pamphlets for now.
The small magic pamphlets and lecture notes are harder to find since they were printed in small quantities and usually have at least one really great idea or trick in them to justify the investment. They also seem to be more in demand than the hardcover books.
►A direct link to the auctions: HERE
►A direct link to my eBay store: HERE
►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:
►JAN 18: Spinnato’s Comedy Magic Show at Comix @ Mohegan Sun Casino in CT. Tickets: HERE
To view all my upcoming appearances, go: HERE
Stay happy, Meir
PS: Just got a few of the item that many have asked for. Will introduce it with my new routine next week. You can get a set now: HERE
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“Adequate patter should be introduced during the performance of the various tricks, but it is a mistake to attempt making this very humorous unless this humour trips easily off the tongue.”
…Paul Clive (Card Tricks Without Skill, 1959)
