Some 10 years ago I purchased a trick, were it was possible to transfer a signature from one playing card to another one. Anyone know if it's still around?

I remember it and actually sad as I am still have it boxed.
It was Juan Carlos Rodarte's Miracle Maker.
It isn't easy to perform but you can actually transfer a signature from onre card to another.

Paul

My problem was that the ink in the pen went dry and I couldn't use it anymore. But is someone still marketing this and is Juan Carlos Rodarte still active.

You might want to check out John Bannon's book Smoke and Mirrors. He has a cool effect where the spectator's signature moves from one card to another. Hope that helps some.

I use the Bannon effect all the time. Not a lot of moves and gets a great reaction.

Paul Harris has one or two in his aoa books....great routines also...worth a look.

I am a huge fan of the fusion plot. I use it in one of my favorite routines entitled "Point Blank Ambition"

Check out Materializing signature by Rivav.

http://www.hanklee.org/xcart/product.php......page=1

but how workable is this effect?

Check out David Regal's thoughts on Signature removal on his Tricks Video.

I also like the Bannon effect...Easy too...

Matthew J Dowden has a nice version on his Party Animal DVD available from Alakazam Magic UK. http://www.alakazam.co.uk/acatalog/Hot_List_1.html

I have a methid as well, which is avaliable now, but unlike Miricle Maker, it does not duplicate the signature.

Mind you apparently there were MANY limitations with MM.

There's Jay Sankey's Uberchange - at least I think that's the name.

I have used Peter Kane's Swiss Signature Switch for a long time. Takes time to make it but it is a very clean transposition of 2 signatures

What is the name of Bannon's effect?

It's called Tattoo you, great effect! People always freak out, it's one of my favorites.


Mike

Hi everyone,

I have an effect that involves a signature going from one card to another, it is called Hypnotrick. It isn't presented as a magic trick though, it is presented as a way of showing off your 'suggestion' capabilities, it is very 'Derren Brown-esque'. The specs are left with a completely examinable card. But the bit I love is that you can have the card inspected before the signing and inspected after the change but if you split the group into 2 sets, one 'hypnotised' and one 'un-hypnotised' you can show each seperate group the card they should see, in other words the hypnotised group will see the card they selected and signed whereas the unhypnotised group, when shown the card will see the card it actually is.

I love this premise and am always trying to think of ways to move signatures, maybe one day we will stumble across the holy grail of signature transpositions where you can get the signature on anything you want! I live in hope!

Ben

Amazing Materializing Signature is indeed the best there is.
The simple moves makes it easy to perform.

Can't believe I forgot "Forgery" by Wesley James. Indeed, one of the best.