A spectator is asked to select a card from a deck (not supplied). The card is torn into pieces, and one corner piece is given to a spectator to hold. The other pieces are placed in the box, which is then closed. When the box is opened it is revealed that the pieces have fully restored, except for the one missing corner held by the spectator. The spectator verifies the corner is indeed part of the restored card. Includes 2 pages of instructions.

Condition: This has the makings of a decent box with exception that the metal flap does not always fall flush with the opposite side due to interior flock. It may be possible to work the inside edges of the box and perhaps the flap itself.