Clyde The Magic Rabbit – Tenyo T-174 (USED)

Hard to find, props are in like new condition in the original box!

The Beast is Alive! Very Rare and Collectible Item! Great for Collectors!

Ask a spectator to select a card from a deck, remember it, and place it back anywhere. Now this is where the magician traditionally tries to find the card. But not this time! Instead Clyde the magic rabbit will find it. Clyde is a wonderful idea, a great prop, and a guaranteed audience pleaser. This is a wonderful ‘puppet’ effect where the magician holds a stuffed bunny which appears to have a life of it’s own. Several effects with this wonderful prop are suggested in the instructions including “card in carrot.”

Even if you don’t use this item for a magic act, it’s a wonderful collectible item and also a great prop for puppeteers. Comes complete with original box.

Review by David De Graef (Tenyo.be):
The rabbit itself looks very nice and is of superb quality (the seams are hardly visible and very strong). When you use the rabbit as the manual sais it really does look like it is alive – very well done by Tenyo. I always thought that the deck that came with it would be a stripper deck, a one-way-deck or even an invisible deck or something … but boy was I wrong! The deck is gimmicked of course but gimmicked in a very special way – I haven’t seen this kind of deck anyweher (and I have A LOT of gimmicked decks). The gimmicked part is well done and because ‘Clyde’ performs the trick it will NOT be seen by your specators – I can’t say anymore (oh and yes, you can use this deck by yourself too without Clyde – an excellent way to force a card in my opinion) … excellent and inventive thinking of Toru Suzuki, the creator of this effect. The manual also come with another routine ‘Card In Carrot’ which uses a normal deck (not included) and is also baffling and easy to do.
The only criticism I have is the deck not being Bicycle, which makes it ‘akward’ when you first do the standard routine and then the Card In Carrot trick, I would have prefered that both card decks would be the same, that would be less suspicious. But apart from that I really recommend this trick to every collector. Anyway, this trick goes straight into my ‘top ten’ of alltime favourite Tenyo effects. Perhaps not the most inventive trick, but the quality is superb and the deck of cards is a real fooler.