For All Eternity Wolf’s Magic

Created by Chance Wolf

Retailed in 2011 for $595.00

Scarce Prop Rarely Seen For Sale!

For All Eternity is a high-end parlor magic effect created by Chance Wolf of Wolf’s Magic. It is designed as a storytelling piece that transforms a classic magic method into a narrative-driven performance.

Key Features of the Effect

The Apparatus: A custom-made picture frame crafted from solid walnut. The frame houses a sophisticated electronic system hidden within its sidewalls.
Unique Method: Based on a method by Dave Fiscus, the effect features a photo that appears to travel from the outside of the frame into the center, which is a visual departure from traditional card-in-frame effects.
Design for Performance: The frame is built to be viewed from all angles (including the rear), giving the magician freedom to perform in various environment setups.
Reset & Logistics: The back of the frame attaches magnetically for a quick reset (approximately 2 minutes). It is categorized as a parlor or living room effect rather than a close-up trick.

Story and Theme

The effect is marketed as a “Magical Love Story” where the props and narrative are tightly integrated. While Chance Wolf provides a strong foundational storyline with the product, he encourages performers to adapt the routine to their own style.

Availability

Wolf’s Magic has this item in their “Vaulted” category, as they specialize in other limited-edition, artist-crafted magic apparatus. To see and read the full vaulted advertisement of this effect, CLICK HERE.

Condition – PLEASE READ

This effect came in from an estate and the previous owner swapped out the default Harry Kellar picture for one more personal and relatable to a layman audience. As such if you choose to change back to a magician theme using Harry Kellar, this will require some arts and craft to replace the default picture. Supplied is the Harry Kellar template and an extra blank picture frame backing to complete the project. Please know the arts and craft aspect will require a computer with a DVD drive to read the supplied disc, a cutting board, a craft knife to cut out the template, glue stick and some patience getting everything lined up to to be ready to perform the effect. Expect putting in a few hours to navigate things to get the prop where you want it.

This mechanics of this effect and to make the photo transformation has been tested and works perfectly; no issues or concerns.

Overall prop does have some very minor wear from use, but is still fully functional and very collectible!

DEMO:

Steven Warburton

A former practicing magician and escape artist, Steven Warburton has spent more than four decades as a dedicated magic collector. Leveraging a long-standing passion for web design and digital marketing, he has developed and managed numerous business and eCommerce websites. Professionally, Steven has built a 40-year career in the telecommunications and broadband industry, serving in executive leadership roles with leading Internet and broadband providers across the United States.