Mental Masterpiece

Easily and inexpensively construct your own Impression Card Case. Contrary to popular belief, the "Impression Card Case" is not a recent invention. In fact, it was conceived well over a half century ago by Theo. Annemann and published as his "Mental Masterpiece." Now for the first time, our new photo-illustrated eManuscript shows you how to construct this very special device in no time at all using just a handful of inexpensive items you may already own. You'll be amazed at just how fast and easy the process really is. Here's the basic effect. A spectator thinks of any card in the deck and secretly writes it down on a piece of paper; which he folds and keeps. You now remove a deck of cards from its case and scan the faces for a few moments before removing one which seems to strike you. You place this card face down on the spactator's outstretched palm. You walk away and ask the spectator to reveal - for the first time - the card he had in mind. Once he names it, you ask him to lift up and show the face of the card you placed on his palm. It's the same card!

In addition to our instructions that take you step-by-step through the process of making this special accessory, we also supply Annemann's own presentation complete with the priceless performance subtleties that make this a true gem. In the right hands, this one is a real miracle. Don't miss it!

Categories: Annemann, DIY Effects and Mentalism

GENERAL FILE SPECIFICATIONS
PC/Mac Compatible
Requires: Free Acrobat Reader (5.x or later)
"Preview" in Macintosh is NOT supported
File size: 632 KB
Pages to print: 4
Format: Outputs to both US 8.5 x 11
and European A4 desktop printers