Patrick Page invented the "FLASH FRAME" version of the classic map frame. Since Colin Rose discontinued production, it has been unavailable. Now, Arsène Lupin has improved the technique and created a version that is outstanding in several ways.

A spectator draws a card and shuffles it back into the deck. Then you throw the cards toward an empty picture frame on the wall, and instantly the selected card appears in the frame—behind the glass!

The frame can be held in your hand, hung on the wall, or placed on a table using the included stand. You trigger the mechanism simply by touching the frame, and you can decide how sensitive you want it to be. You can also trigger the mechanism by touching the frame with something like a magic wand.

Instead of playing cards, you can also display banknotes, a ticket, a prediction, a photo, the dinner menu—or anything else flat. The area inside the mount measures 10 x 15 cm.

In the new version of Arsene Lupin, preparation takes only a brief moment.

Elegant frame (26 x 35 cm) with video instructions in German.