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| Ted Annemann |
Ted Annemann’s Incredible Pseudo Psychometry was and is one of the classics of Mentalism. Mr. Annemann’s ability to identify objects with their owners seemed impossible to audiences then, and readers of his writings today.
Fabric Manipulation has brought this time-tested effect to market with their usual quality and style. Mr. Annemann’s method is incorporated into props and a routine assembled with the working professional in mind.
The audience is shown five identical jewelry bags as they are handed to random volunteers. Each volunteer places some personally significant object in their respective bag before another volunteer collects the bags, mixes their order and stands ready for the impossible.
The volunteer hands the performer one bag at a time ? in no specific order. As the performer receives each bag, he or she is able to concentrate, focus, and then correctly divine the object’s owner.
Just as in Mr. Annemann’s performances, there appears to be no logical explanation for this talent. The process is entirely out of the performer’s hands.
Even blindfolded, the performer will properly discern the impossible. In addition, as Fabric Manipulation’s Lynetta Welch suggests, with addition of some cold reading, this effect moves from amazing to impossible.
The effect is not inexpensive. Fabric Manipulation creates each bag by hand from black velvet, lined in satin. This is not an effect for the amateur magician, but the working professional. Your competition will likely not be performing this miracle but chances are they will hear about it from your past audiences.
The Fabric Manipulation Pseudo Psychometry is true to the Annemann tradition of outstanding mental effects and the Fabric Manipulation reputation for the highest quality product for the working professional.
Inside Magic Rating: Five out of Five ? Best Effect of its…
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| Ted Annemann |
Ted Annemann’s Incredible Pseudo Psychometry was and is one of the classics of Mentalism. Mr. Annemann’s ability to identify objects with their owners seemed impossible to audiences then, and readers of his writings today.
Fabric Manipulation has brought this time-tested effect to market with their usual quality and style. Mr. Annemann’s method is incorporated into props and a routine assembled with the working professional in mind.
The audience is shown five identical jewelry bags as they are handed to random volunteers. Each volunteer places some personally significant object in their respective bag before another volunteer collects the bags, mixes their order and stands ready for the impossible.
The volunteer hands the performer one bag at a time ? in no specific order. As the performer receives each bag, he or she is able to concentrate, focus, and then correctly divine the object’s owner.
Just as in Mr. Annemann’s performances, there appears to be no logical explanation for this talent. The process is entirely out of the performer’s hands.
Even blindfolded, the performer will properly discern the impossible. In addition, as Fabric Manipulation’s Lynetta Welch suggests, with addition of some cold reading, this effect moves from amazing to impossible.
The effect is not inexpensive. Fabric Manipulation creates each bag by hand from black velvet, lined in satin. This is not an effect for the amateur magician, but the working professional. Your competition will likely not be performing this miracle but chances are they will hear about it from your past audiences.
The Fabric Manipulation Pseudo Psychometry is true to the Annemann tradition of outstanding mental effects and the Fabric Manipulation reputation for the highest quality product for the working professional.
Inside Magic Rating: Five out of Five ? Best Effect of its Kind.
Check out the full details at the Fabric Manipulation website by clicking here.
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