Uncle Percy's last poker hand | Harry

As you tell this, you present a small black pencil case, open it, and remark: “This is all that’s left of Uncle Percy.”

You take five playing cards of different denominations from the left compartment of the pencil case and place them face up on the table. In the right compartment, you can see a small envelope labeled "Uncle Percy's Last Hand."

Next to it, you place a pane of glass and murmur reverently: “Uncle Percy's glasses...”.

Regarding the cards lying face up on the table, you explain: “These are Uncle Percy's lucky cards, he is said to have hidden them up his sleeve!”.

Now a spectator may choose one of these cards. Then, an attempt is made to contact Uncle Percy.

To do this, place the lens of your glasses on the spectator's palm. Slowly and eerily, ghost writing forms in the glass. Eventually, you can clearly read the word 'red' (for example). But immediately afterwards, the writing disappears again...

“That was a message—straight from beyond the grave—from Uncle Percy...”

Now turn all the cards face up: "This one is from a blue deck - this one from an orange deck - this one belongs to a black deck, and this one to a green deck. --- But the card you chose comes from a red deck."

If you now open the envelope labeled "Uncle Percy's Last Hand," you will find four cards from a red deck, which, together with the spectator's card, create what Uncle Percy saw as the last thing in his life: a royal flush!

The trick technique is as convincing as it is simple. You'll get an original piece of art that thrives on your subtle delivery.

It comes complete with all the cards, the spooky disc, and the inconspicuous pencil case that holds a secret. Because the spectator could have chosen a different card!!!