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USA TOUR 2009 TRICKLIP CD
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£20.00
Save yourself £40.00!
This CD features video TricKlips of all 12 items presented in
my 2009 USA Lecture Tour. The video is prepared in Windows Media Player format
and so is designed to be played on a computer, not on a DVD player. To watch an
online trailer for each of the items on the CD, click on the camera symbol. The
contents are as follows:
Paper Money - the
instant change of a piece of paper into a bank note 
The Security Pen -
three coins are inserted and then magically removed from a pen
Pre-View - a strong
card routine using the Utility Switch Envelope
Spot The Difference
- a jumbo card routine for stand up shows
Aces Under Control
- an easy yet stylish looking way to cut to the 4 Aces
The Borrowed Ring On Pencil -
three great ways to make a borrowed ring penetrate a handkerchief and on to a
pencil centre
Spin Out - my
favourite commercial card effect
The Ring And String Routine
- four superb ring and string moves
1-2-3 Jumbo Cards Across
- simple yet highly effective way to do the classic effect using Jumbo cards
The Caught Card -
an 'escape' effect using three ungimmicked cards and a length of unprepared
ribbon
ATM - novel card
effect in which a card box becomes a cash dispensing machine!
Easy Just Chance -
a great Just Chance routine using The Leveridge Envelope
All the video footage is extracted from my professionally
produced DVDs and if you were to buy these TricKlip files individually it would
cost you £60.00, so by getting this limited edition CD you are saving a massive
£40.00! Restricted quantities only are available, and when they are gone, no
more will be produced, so act now if you want to receive this bargain CD. | 
Mark
Leveridge Magic