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*Acrobatic or Animated Matchbox | *Acrobatic or Animated Matchbox | ||
*The El Cheepo Magic Club by [[Michael Close]] (based on Paul Harris' [[Flash Fold]] found in [[Art of Astonishment]]). | *The El Cheepo Magic Club by [[Michael Close]] (based on Paul Harris' [[Flash Fold]] found in [[Art of Astonishment]]) in [[Workers #2]] (1991). | ||
*Ken Krenzel's [[Close-Up Impact]] (written by [[Stephen Minch]]) : | *Ken Krenzel's [[Close-Up Impact]] (written by [[Stephen Minch]]) : | ||
**The Matchbox Dervish (pag.25-27) | **The Matchbox Dervish (pag.25-27) | ||
Revision as of 12:54, 15 March 2009
Matchboxes have been used in many close-up magic routines.
- Acrobatic or Animated Matchbox
- The El Cheepo Magic Club by Michael Close (based on Paul Harris' Flash Fold found in Art of Astonishment) in Workers #2 (1991).
- Ken Krenzel's Close-Up Impact (written by Stephen Minch) :
- The Matchbox Dervish (pag.25-27)
- Turn Tail Match (pag.28-30)
- Suicide Match pg. 128 of Carneycopia
- Maaatchbox, pg. 32 of 100% Sankey
- Sankey 1999 video has a "double prediction" trick
- Skinner´s Matches
- Mona Lisa by Mike Skinner in Classic Sampler (1996)
- Michael Weber`s "Moxie" and "Undercover Transposition". Life Savers book
- Decapited matches
- Matchbox Mambo by Danny Archer