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Beautifu !!! A sucker is born every minute and 125 of them are here to remind us of that.

@heelfan1234 Couldn't agreemore. I had a chance to talk to few people who knew Fred and none of them remembers seen him perform Cups&Balls. I wonder if he developed this routine for self satisfaction or just to fool his friends. I'll probably try to find some info from people who'd know more (lik...

Now that I'm so close to the 6" under great rock'n roll songs like this one keep me going. Boy I'll miss good rock when I'm gone !

Beautiful. I'm getting the DVD NOW !!!!

I've been "Coin Man" for many years. Nothing looked too dificult. After practicing the moves for the spellbound for three weeks I "had them down" and tried to put them together in a routine. To make it smooth.... call me in 3 months. For the vanish - call me in an year. Hats down to Ponta. No im...

Di Vernon is not only the most influential magician of 20th century but as they say "There is no close-up magician now who at one point or another did not perform a trick that was invented or improved by The Professor". R.I.P. Dai Vernon

If you'd start selling them, plese keep me in mind

Bertini's pinky technique and Edge grip Production are amazing. It really is Edge grip and does not go to Curl Palm. I've been working on that production for a year and still can't do it 100%. My hands are probably smaller and I can only do it from Downs Palm. If you purchase one DVd on coin m...

@eatonmagic You are wrong my friend. Dai Vernon, Slydini, Kaps, Wonder etc. did build the foundation of close-up magic and we the students of magic need to study, learn & understand their work for they may be Giants and we only Midgets but we can step on their shoulders and see further.

@pitbulliznice You know what to do.... Do it again..... Do you feel the pain ??

There were better technicians, there were more creative magicians but there was never a better artist than The Great Fred Kaps. No one could perform like him - no one before and no one after. You'll always be missed. R.I.P.

Very , very nice. I only have one remark - when left hand goes down to the lap, do it faster like normaly you'd drop the hand down.The way you do it slowly on stages creates the impresion that you're sneaking there to do something....Everything else is just beautiful. Thanks for posting it.

@RoscoesRiffs He is Saint of Magic.

One of Dai Vernon's best students has become one of close-up magic best teachers. Always pleasure to watch his performances.