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*NEW* Heads Up 2.0 by Wayne Dobson
£25.00
This is one of those effects whose methodology is as good as the trick itself – it will tickle you pink every time you perform it.

It’s not entirely new territory for the Dobbmeister – he produced a wallet in conjunction with Alan Wong that contained the wherewithal to do this effect, and Heads Up was one of the routines supplied with his AFW wallet.
Economicon by Al Smith
£70.00
Two spectators are given a book each. They can fully examine them, read some passages if they wish and confirm they appear to be ordinary paperback books. A third spectator is asked to call out any page number (there are 125 pages in each book). The spectators turn to the freely selected page and note the first word.
Houdini’s Pets by Wayne Dobson
£5.00
“Houdini and his wife Bess did not ever have children. Instead they showered their affection on each other, and on the collection of pets they built up. Houdini particularly treasured this photo of him holding several of his beloved pets.”

This is a deceptive quickie that has several hidden layers. It started life as little more than a sight gag, but gradually Wayne has added to it to give you a multi-layered, close-up, comedy prediction effect.
Triple Exposure By Wayne Dobson
£10.00
Triple Exposure offers three commercial, funny routines relying upon a clever Dobbo variation on his mentor Roy Johnson’s switch frame, that Roy designed specifically for Vic Pinto’s wonderful Society of International Magicians routine that was all the rage in the mid-1970’s.
Tricolor Dice by Wayne Dobson
£21.00
Tricolor Dice is a fine five minute close up routine by Wayne Dobson features three small dice boxes and three colored dice that gives you a three- phase mindreading act under increasingly impossible conditions with a strong finish.
Houdini’s Niece by Wayne Dobson
£15.00
“Houdini, perhaps the most famous magic name in history.

Houdini and his wife Bess did not have children of their own. However, Houdini was close to his niece; for some reason she never had her birth name registered as a baby…
Houdini 1926 by Wayne Dobson
£10.00
Wayne revisits one of his best-selling and most talked-about plots: ‘Conjurors Choice’ and lends it a Houdini theme. Mystifying, novel, with Wayne’s charming Harry Houdini storyline. There are no additions, alternate outs, no this or that. Despite the freedom of the choices made by the spectator, they end up with Houdini’s prediction
Houdini’s Watch by Wayne Dobson
£15.00
Part of The Houdini Series

The effect depends on a devilish principle that Pat Page taught Wayne when they were working together on Wayne’s ITV series “A Kind of Magic”.
Win or Lose by Wayne Dobson
£20.00
Wayne revisits his approach to the ‘Bank Nite’ classic plot, shrinking it to interesting, attractive close-up props.

You show 6 chips each bearing a different word on the face: MINE, YOURS, SOMETHING, NOTHING, THIS, THAT.
Look No Hands By Wayne Dobson
£15.00
10 Incredible Hands Off routines

The one condition I set myself in developing these routines is that effects would not be diluted just because they were ‘Hands Off’ – in fact, if anything, they would become stronger. Well they did become stronger, much stronger! A couple of these routines have been published before however they have now been fully updated to become totally ‘Hands Off’. For instance my ‘Echo’ routine is fully described with complete patter and a new finish. There are also lots of new routines that are all extremely commercial.
Houdini’s Card Trick by Wayne Dobson
£10.00
Suited for online shows via Zoom, FaceBook Live and any other Live media platform.

What was Houdini’s Card Trick?

Legend as it, that Houdini was a competent card magician before becoming the famous escapologist… <Read More>
TripleX v2 by Wayne Dobson
£24.99
Wayne revisits a routine he put on the market in 2011, a version of the Three Object Test, in which three objects are lined up on the table, one is freely selected, whereupon you show your prediction (in full view throughout) is correct.

Seated at the table the performer invites a spectator to sit opposite him and assist in a straight-forward process. On the table in a row is a poker chip, a ball from a roulette wheel and a single die. Behind this row is a card case stood on its edge. All potent symbols of gambling in a casino.