Floor your audiences with this ultra clean THINK-A-CARD solution that Milbourne Christopher crafted in the mid-1950s! You introduce a number of business cards, a deck of cards and a pencil. A spectator now takes one of the business cards and writes the name of a card he is merely thinking of on the back and places the card, writing side down, back on the pile. You now place the deck of cards, still inside the case, on top of the business card pile and say, “I can’t see through one card, let alone fifty two, so please concentrate on your card and try to visualize a picture of it in your mind.” You then remove the deck and make a prediction by openly placing one card face down on the table. Now, you take the top business card and read aloud the name of the card the spectator wrote. You then ask the spectator to turn over the card you placed on the table just moments earlier. IT IS THE CARD NAMED! If you like, you can let the spectator keep the business card he wrote on, as a souvenir. Keep in mind, after you place the playing card on the table, you never touch it again and the spectator turns it over without your help!

• No gimmicked playing cards or business cards
• No cut-outs or mirrors
• No carbons or impression devices
• No pencil reading
• And no sleights or difficult moves

Christopher's diabolical method is really as clean and direct as described. We supply our new, 5-page, photo-illustrated instructions; you supply the playing card deck, business cards, and an inexpensive, special something that you probably already own.