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"Don Alan's Invisible Pack" is a classic card magic effect manufactured by the Haines House of Cards, a long-standing magic company based in Cincinnati, Ohio. The trick involves a magician performing with an imaginary "invisible" deck, which then transforms into a real deck where only the spectator's thought-of card is face-down. Genii, The Conjurors' Magazine Genii, The Conjurors' Magazine +3 The Magic Effect The routine for "The Invisible Pack" typically follows these steps: Invisible Interaction: The performer pantomimes removing an invisible deck from their pocket and shuffles it, sometimes even allowing a spectator to "cut" the imaginary pack. The Choice: A spectator is asked to select any "invisible" card, remember it, and replace it face-down in the imaginary deck. The Revelation: The performer puts the invisible deck back in their pocket and immediately pulls out a real, visible deck. When the cards are spread, every card is face-up except for one—the card the spectator just named!
Very gently used.
"Don Alan's Invisible Pack" is a classic card magic effect manufactured by the Haines House of Cards, a long-standing magic company based in Cincinnati, Ohio. The trick involves a magician performing with an imaginary "invisible" deck, which then transforms into a real deck where only the spectator's thought-of card is face-down. Genii, The Conjurors' Magazine Genii, The Conjurors' Magazine +3 The Magic Effect The routine for "The Invisible Pack" typically follows these steps: Invisible Interaction: The performer pantomimes removing an invisible deck from their pocket and shuffles it, sometimes even allowing a spectator to "cut" the imaginary pack. The Choice: A spectator is asked to select any "invisible" card, remember it, and replace it face-down in the imaginary deck. The Revelation: The performer puts the invisible deck back in their pocket and immediately pulls out a real, visible deck. When the cards are spread, every card is face-up except for one—the card the spectator just named!
Very gently used.
