A rope is cut at the middle and the two pieces are tied together with a knot. One end of the rope is tied to the microphone stand or a chair and the other end is held by a spectator.

This is a little pull that helps you vanish a coin. Borrow a coin and let it vanish in your hand!

Our thimbles were designed by Danish manipulator Vic Jahn (FISM Grand Prix winner in 1949). They are large and visible and easy to stack and palm. Vic Jahn's Thimble Routine is one of the best around!

The children start clapping their hands and the “mercury” of the Klapp-O-Meter rises. When the sound of the applause decreases, so does the “mercury”. When the clapping reaches its climax, the...

This wonderful effect is closely associated with Billy McComb. A red silk is changed into a yellow silk as per the description above. Performer explains how it is done, but the more he explains the...