HARD TO FIND TANNEN MAGIC BOXED VERSION - WOODFrom the collection of a closeup magician who took great care of his props.
DESCRIPTION FROM THE MANUFACTURER: A spectator freely selects a card from the deck, The card which is then shuffled back into the deck, losing it completely. Several cards are dealt face-down in a row across the table. Then something extraordinary happens: A small toy car is placed at one end of the spread. The spectator — using their own finger — pushes it forward. The car rolls along the row and stops. Dead stop- the car cannot be pushed further. And it stops right on the chosen card.
No force. No fishing. The spectator pushes the car themselves. That eerie moment when the wheels simply cease to work—directly over their selection— is one of the most viscerally unsettling reactions close-up magic can produce!
Invented by Dutch magician Dick Koornwinder in the 1960s and awarded first prize for Close-up Magic at the National Dutch Convention in 1971, the Koornwinder Kar has spent decades as one of the most coveted — and most imitated — props in magic. Juan Tamariz, who had long championed this effect as a personal favorite, featured his full handling and presentation (titled El Cochecito) on Volume 2 of his Lessons in Magic series — essential viewing for anyone serious about performing this piece.
CONDITION: very good. Gently used.
You supply an ordinary deck of playing cards.
CART
0
$0
