The top row of the picture shows our standard colors which consists of Black,White,Blue,Orange,Green,Red,and
Yellow.All knives with the same color on both sides are known as single color knives.
Knives that have a different color on each side are known as double color knives.The double
colors are indicated with the top color slash(/)and then the bottom color.For example a knife with White on top and Red on
the bottom is known as White/Red.The top of the knife is up when the blade is to the left.The picture is showing the top side
of all the knives.
The second row consists of 6 of our special knives.No 1 is a beautiful knife with a Gold Mirror
finish.No.2 is our famous Rainbow Knife with 5 different colors.No 3 is our new Black Stag type finish.No's 3,4,and 5 are
our Visible Change Knives that allow you to actually show a visual change.....The third row shows our 5 1/2" Jumbo Knives
in the 3 standard colors White,Red,and Black.
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5 1/2 "$40., 4 1/2 "$35, 3 "$30 1 "$25. |
We now have a Jumbo, Giant, Standard, and Mini...Four sizes to choose from.
Chameleon Knives DVD by Joe Mogar. This is a DVD that will teach you everything you want to know about the Color-Changing
Knives. Price is $35.00
View Knife Video Clip Here
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Merrill Knife Book |
This book has lots of great information about color-changing knives.Lots of photo's.It explains the moves and gives you
lots of ideas about knives. If you like knives, you will love this book. A Great Bargain at only $15.00 (
OUT of STOCK )
Ascanio's World of Knives is original book for everyone who wants to learn The Color-Changing Knives. It is
long out of print and very collectable and difficult to find. Price $50.00
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This picture shows the standard colors.
Seven standard colors with dozens of combinations.
The Color-Changing Knives is a magic classic. Generally credited to Walter Jeans it became
a popular pocket trick in the 1930s.
In 1958 Arturo de Ascanio, who went under the stage name Marcus, wrote the definitive book on
the subject in Spanish. In 1975 Jose de la Torre released Ascanio’s World Of Knives in English which helped make
the routine a staple of every close-up magician’s act.
The book was also one of the first Spanish magic books to be translated into English, introducing
the genius of Ascanio to magicians around the world.
After being out of print for decades Ascanio’s World Of Knives is back and is better
than ever, with many clear photographs and illustrations that make all the techniques and routines easy to learn. This book
teaches you the many tools you need to create your own routines with pocket knives that change color on command.
Techniques and routines include: Classic Paddle Move (Modernized), Cleaning Paddle
Move, Passing The Knife From Hand To Hand, Appearance By The Pinkie, Turn With The Ring Finger, Ultra Fast Turn, Classic Color
Change, Ascanio’s Half Turn, Bringas’ Color Change, Ganson’s Color Change In A Spectator’s Hand, One
Hand Color Change, Color Change With Normal Knives, Manipulating The Knife As A Cigarette, Push-Through Palm, Two Fu Manchu
Passes, Stealing With A Pull, Change Of Normal Knife To A Gimmicked One, Ascanio’s Fast Change, To Tell The Sides Of
The Knife By Touch, A Knives Classifier, Three Psychological Procedures, Psychological Aspects Of The Color Change, A Fred
Kaps Routine, The Handkerchief Pass, A Short And Easy Routine, Ascanio’s Knives And Color-Blindness and much more.
The main reason the Color-Changing Knives are a classic of magic and a staple of many
professional close-up magicians’ repertoire is that you are able to create beautiful and visual magic with ordinary
objects. Once you learn these techniques you will never leave home without a set of Color-Changing Knives in your pocket. Second edition published by Meir Yedid Magic in 2011. 144-pages
with more than 50 photographs and illustrations, 6"x9" softcover with color cover. Written by Ascanio, translated by Jose
de la Torre, with additions by Jose de la Torre, Slydini, David Bamberg, and Meir Yedid. Price $20.
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