From the estate of a retired professional magician.LOOKS NEVER USED.No longer on the market. Originally sold for $30.
FROM THE MANUFACTURER:A thought of card is predicted under the fairest and most impossible conditions...with a diabolical ending no one sees coming! Mark Elsdon's BUT NOT HERE is an amazing effect that wows lay audiences and fools the pants off magicians. It's clean, direct, and very strong. Best of all, it's easy to do and can be mastered by magicians of any skill level.
THE EFFECT:The magician randomly cuts to a card in the deck.He shows the card to the spectator, and asks him to name a card of the opposite pip color, and opposite type of value than the card the magician chose. Example- if the magician cut to a Jack of Hearts, the spectator would name a card with a BLACK pip (a Spade or a Club) and would choose a value that is NOT a pciture card.So, in this case, the spectator could name the Seven of Clubs.At this point, the spectator can change his mind and name another similar card (black pip and not a picture card) as many times as he wants until he settles on a specific card.Let's say he chooses the Nine of Clubs instead.The magician removes his cut-to card and places it face up on the table.Then he removes the spectator's chosen card and places it on the table too.He tells the spectator that he has written a prediction of what card will be chosen, and written it on a Post-It note.He then asks the spectator to turn over a pad of Post-It notes to see the prediction."But Not Here" says the Post It note!Instead, the magician turns over his cut-to card- and there is a Post It note on it.The name of the spectator's chosen card is written on that Post-It note!
Ultra easy to do, uses no sleight of hand or complicated moves.
Fast reset makes it great for restaurant workers, strolling magicians, and more.
Comes complete with Bicycle custom gaffed deck, Post It notes, and detailed instructional DVD with additional ideas and insights.
CONDITION: looks new.You will get the exact trick shown in the product photo.