Modern Flap Card (Ace of Spades to 8 of Spades) mmla_Chris Titanas; Webb Only Two Cards Remain in

Only Two Cards Remain in your hand

Built for the Modern Day Street and Walk Around Performing

Perfect for close-up and magic in restaurant/bar

The interpreter asks the spectator to choose a card to represent his past

Modern Flap Card (Ace of Spades to 8 of Spades) mmla_Chris Titanas; Webb Only Two Cards Remain inThe Flap Card was First introduced in 1922, in Professor R. Kunard's Book of Card Tricks. In the decades sincere, it has become a staple in the routines of magicians worldwide, used to produce all spells of stunning effects. However, Limitations of the Original 1922 Design Construin These Performances: Magicians Must Precisely Position Their Audience, Keep Constant Pressure on the Card Surface, and Perform Tricks Almost Immediately After Setup for