Swords of Truth - Math Magic Sword Trick - Astounding Math Trick with 8 Wooden Swords, Numbers and Shapes

An astounding magic trick done with math. This is our design based on math magic from the book, the “Collected works of Alex Elmsley” by Stephen Minch. The 8 different alder wood swords are very cool and give the trick a nice flare. Each sword has 6 different numbers on it. (48 different numbers in total are used by all swords). Each sword is about 5 1/2" long and 1/8" thick. They will come on strung on a chain for your convenience, or they can be easily separated as shown in the photo. Let a spectator select one of the swords and then a number on that sword, keeping that number a secret.You can even have up to 8 people select a sword at random. Then have them simply indicate the shapes (square or circle) surrounding the numbers on the sword, but they must lie about the shape surrounding the number they chose. At no time do they say aloud any numbers and at no time during the trick are you able to see the swords. Astonishingly, you will be able to correctly name the number(s) chosen. I will not reveal the details of the math secrets here, but as a hint, simple binary codes are established when they tell you the shapes and you will easily be able to determine the number. This is a GREAT fun item at gatherings.

• ASTOUNDING MATH TRICK: Impress your friends with this math magic trick using 8 wooden swords, numbers, and shapes
• EXPERT LEVEL: This trick is designed for those who are skilled in magic and want to amaze their audience with advanced mathematics
• PORTABLE AND CONVENIENT: The swords come on a chain for easy carrying or can be separated, making it easy to perform the trick anywhere
• EDUCATIONAL AND FUN: Enhance number recognition skills while having a blast with this entertaining math trick
• Designed and made in USA by Creative Crafthouse, a small family business in Hudson, FL. Thank you for your support.