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Bernardo Sedlacek is my favorite of the “Tamariz/Spanish School” magicians because he can consistently fool me and when he explains why he fooled me I am even more impressed by the subtle and clever methods and psychology he used.

I used to demo Svengali Decks when representing the Marshall Brodien magic line at trade shows so I thought I would take this opportunity to demonstrate my basic routine which has some interesting handlings.

After a week of pitching you slum magic I feel dirty. So, let’s take a detour for a moment.

Below you will see two more heavily discounted items which I don’t think you will be able to clean me out of, since I have four times as many.

Bob McAllister was a friend of mine and he invented many good and clever routines. His main obsession was tricks using magnets.

My friend Just Alan who recently closed his magic shop in Woodstock contacted me about some scarce inventory he had left over and asked if I would be interested in them.

Instead of introducing you to a new item today I wanted to remind you of three items that arrived this week. All three immediately sold out when I first introduced them to you.

How do you turn one of the best visual coin tricks into a mentalism routine? Any ideas? I don’t have any either.

I don’t know how I missed this when Chris Kenworthey first released it. It is probably the best information gathering device I ever came across.

Everything fell into place a couple of months ago when I introduced you the pocket edition of Todd Karr’s Comedy Mentalism Kit. By combining the two everything made sense to me.