Magic Math Sticks (Wooden) by Diamond Jim Tyler - TrickThe magician introduces four wooden math sticks used in elementary schools to teach arithmetic. Each stick has four sides with four digits running in a column down each side. The spectator arranges the sticks in any order and calculates the sum. Before they can punch in the first set of numbers into a calculator or write anything down, the magician, like a superhuman computer, predicts the sum or calls it aloud. This can be repeated many times with a

small live animals and more-anything that can fit

and it instantly changes into the shape of a previously selected card

Flash Coins - Two coins transpose from under one playing card to the other faster than a walking cow

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Old Card in New Deck (2 variations)

Negative Thought

Darwin is a legend

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As if somehow the silks blended together into a multicolored silk foulard

Jerry Andrus Spring Shuffle

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Extra Feature: Gambling Photos: Joshua's gallery exhibition of sleight-of-hand