Link your Card together or to your pants
Link a borrowed ring and borrowed keychain together
4 DVD
1) The Linkage DVD - Sean Fields
2) One Card Link by Sixten Beme (DVD)
3) Loophole Gimmick DVD by Nigel Harrison (Gimmick not supply and can be easily make)
4) NEXUS - Visual Borrowed Ring to Borrowed Keychain
The Linkage DVD - Sean Fields
We think the review regarding The Linkage by Mike Giusti of Hocus Pocus Magic tells the story best:
"I'm excited to announce that I have been chosen as one of the lucky few to preview Sean's newest offering to the magic community. It's called The Linkage, and it is Sean's approach to the Linking Card plot as originated by Paul Harris in his Cardboard Connection back in the 1970s.
"Sean was originally going to release this as a manuscript, but further talks and discussions revealed that releasing it as an inexpensive DVD would be the better route to take. And I'm glad he did.
"The effect is almost undoubtedly known to all: The centers of any two playing cards are torn out, thus creating a pair of impromptu card 'rings.' These cardboard rings are instantly and magically linked together! The two cards are actually seen to be connected through one another. The linked cards are then magically disconnected and are both immediately handed out for examination! Or, they are left in their linked state and given away as a souvenir!
"Sean teaches two different methods on this DVD, and they are extremely diabolical. If you are familiar with Sean's work on the Torn & Restored Card, you know how devious he can be when it comes to rethinking methods for existing effects.
"For the first method taught (the gimmicked method), the strongest impact will be not only when the cards link, but a strikingly visual and instant separation of the previously-linked cards. In fact, the slower you perform it the more impossible it looks! Without giving too much away, I actually went back and watched the separation over and over again.
"My favorite is the Bonus Linking Card, which almost didn't get on the DVD, but I'm happy Sean decided to release it! And DVD is the perfect medium for it as simply reading it on paper would not translate well at all! It simply must be seen and experienced. Only one card is used. It is essentially impromptu, and I believe that there is no stronger linking illusion with cards out there because the cards ARE linked at the end! They can even be handed out for examination or given away as souvenirs.
"I give this my wholehearted recommendation as I am a firm believer in strong, performance-tested, real world material. Sean has been using both these routines for years with great success. I'm going to add that this is not for everyone; it will require some work, a little patience, and some practice. Every good effect does. But if you are after 2 solid routines revolving around the Linking Card effect, this can't be beaten.
The effect is almost undoubtedly known to all: The centers of any two playing cards are torn out, thus creating a pair of impromptu card 'rings.' These cardboard rings are instantly and magically linked together.
One Card Link by Sixten Beme (DVD)
When Sixten Beme presented his Complete Card Link 25 years ago it was a sensation among card workers all over the world. That time two cards were torn in frames and linked together. A really strong effect indeed, but Sixten wanted to go a step further. After years of experiments and prototypes the final solution is here: The One Card link!
What the spectators see:
You take ONE card, fold it in half and tear out the middle of the card. From the frame you have left, you tear out a new inner frame. Now you have two frames from one card. Fold the last frame around the "leg" of the first frame. Let go and the frames link into each other!! ONE card has linked to itself!!
Are they really linked together?
-YES THEY ARE!!
Can you give them out in linked condition?
-YES YOU CAN!!
The effect is incredible! It's not self-working. One Card Link needs some preparation, but as you well know - the effect always comes first.
Loophole Gimmick DVD by Nigel Harrison
A spectator freely selects any card from the deck (no force). After having the card signed across the face or the back, the magician takes it from the spectator and tears the middle from the card. Thus, ending up with a cardboard ring. Then, without pausing, you immediately link the card onto your belt loop. You rotate the card all around proving that there are no tears in the edges of the card an you tug on the belt loop showing that it too is completely intact. Here's the best part... you have to tear the spectator's card to remove it from your belt loop.
Nexus - Borrowed Ring to Borrowed Keychain
Borrow a keychain, a ring, and visually link the ring onto the keychain.
You know how long and how much work it takes to hook a key onto a keyring. But somehow, mysteriously, the magician merely touches a borrowed ring to a borrowed keyring and it is on it. This is Nexus.
The instructional video will teach you everything you need to know to perform this illusion. No trick props neccessary, this illusion is completely impromptu. Can be done anywhere, anytime, with a borrowed set of keys and a borrowed ring.
"This is seriously one good impromptu street magic. I will be performing it real real soon after some serious practice in front of the mirror. Overall: 10/10 for its effect and simplicity!! I love it."-MOk Ying Ren, Singapore
"I just got this trick today and decided to write a review for this. Overall, it's a great trick: very easy to learn, no gimmick, any borrowed ring and key chain. Effect is very visual. I practised a couple times did it to my brother. He was amazed too. Very good trick for beginner magicians." -Lewis Chow, Vancouver Canada
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