These next items, while built with the functionality to switch one flat item for another, can actually serve multiple purposes which make them quite versatile.

Piatt’s Mini Pad

This is a compact "Z" fold wallet that’s big enough to hold a poker sized playing card. This great utility devise can be used for switches, multiple outs and pretty much anything that you can do with a Himber wallet. But, think of this as a Himber without the unsightly straps. The inside contains a small pad of paper on the left and a clear vinyl pocket on the right. Also included with the Mini-Pad are two routines: "Minding the Bar," a great routine for winning drinks or picking up dates, and "Ritual of the Pin," (which is based on Minding the Bar) a voodoo doll routine by EVILDAN – perfect for the strolling bizarrist.

"Ritual of the Pin" - The performer displays a voodoo pin encased in  glass vial (supply your own) and tells of it's strange powers of influence. He touches the spectator with the vial and asks for a number between one and ten. Opening the wallet a list of body parts is seen written on the pad. One of the performers business cards occupies the pocket on the right. Together they count down the list of body parts and let's say they land on the heart. The performer asks the spectator if they felt they had a free choice or perhaps maybe some "outside force" swayed their decision. Either way, attention is now drawn to the business card. It is removed and turned over. A human figure with X's in the spots that correspond to the body parts on the list is seen drawn on the back. The performer gives the card to the spectator and asks them to hold the card up to the light and describe what they see. Sure enough, there is a pinhole through the X of the body part that they selected. They may now keep your card as remembrance of this bizarre meeting. This is STRONG!!!!

$40.00

This is a Z" fold wallet that opens vertically rather than horizontally. It resembles a notepad that detectives take out on crime scenes (at least in the movies, anyway.) This can also be used for switches and multiple outs. Great for switching billets. It comes with a great routine for divining the serial number of a spectator’s dollar bill.

Serial Number Divination - The performer asks for the use of a dollar bill. When one is offered the performer asks the spectator to fold it in half and then in half again. It is inserted into the plastic sleeve. Retrieving a pen, the performer has the spectator sign or initial the portion of the bill extending beyond the clear pocket. The performer divines the serial number by writing it down on the pad of paper. The bill is returned to the spectator. The piece of paper is given to another spectator to verify the serial number. The owner of the bill now reads off the serial number, the second spectator verifies that this is indeed what you wrote down. Applause cue.....another miracle well done.

$50.00

This is a business card case unlike any other. Created by Ray Piatt, it’s built on the "Z" concept but does not flip open like other "Z" cases. You squeeze the opening to access the items contained within. This case can be used for switches, multiple outs, forces, etc. It also comes with a number of different routines. If you purchase two, I will include a multiple phase routine that has you divining what ESP symbols a spectator selected with a final prediction kicker at the end.

$35.00