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Article number: 2283
"This will give your audience the impression that you are a mathematical genius with incredible ""lightning calculator"" abilities, even though the skill you require is no more than adding or...
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Article number: 3621
The magician shows a new key that has no “teeth” as it has not yet been cut. He starts to rub the it, and right in front of the spectators eyes, magically cuts the teeth into the key, that can then...
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Article number: 1380
A full size plastic glass with a gimmick, which enables you to pretend to pour a full glass of milk (or other beverage) into a paper cone, a spectators pocket, your fist etc. The milk vanishes!
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Article number: 2448
Magic with a marked deck has never been easier to learn! On this DVD, professional magician Kirk Charles explores the workings of a marked deck and demonstrates its use in over one dozen stunning...
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Article number: 1198
On this DVD, you'll learn a host of minor miracles that can be performed with everyone's favorite ordinary item - money. Bills and coins grab interest immediately, and can be rustled up at a...
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Article number: 2547
Ask someone to hand you a fifty dollar bill. Change the fifty into a five dollar bill and then back to the fifty! Make a quarter jump from one hand to the other.
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Article number: 1680
A blank piece of paper is wound between the rollers of the Money Printer and is transformed into a genuine bank note. This can tehn be reprinted to a higher value banknote! Easy to do!
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Article number: 1294
The well known effect when the magician multiply balls between his fingers takes a lot of practice to perfect, but it is surely one of magics most popular classics.
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Article number: 2456
"In this outstanding new collection, an expert presents step-by-step, foolproof instructions for 65 of his most impressive card tricks, guaranteed to work flawlessly and to delight audiences.
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Article number: 1619
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Article number: 1388
A strange boat shaped gadget. You spin it on the table and it continues to spin "for ever". You spin it again but when you approach it with your hand it stops and starts spinning in the reverse...
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Article number: 1609
This is a different and clean cut method for performing a paper to money effect. The performer displays five pieces of newspaper cut to the size of American Dollar bills.
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Article number: 2871
"Bill Tarr's classic book on sleight-of-hand magic is once again available!Learning sleight-of-hand magic doesn't have to be hard! Bill Tarr's straightforward, learn-by-picture method makes it easy...
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Article number: 1869
A very mystifying close-up effect which you can present a a telekinetic mystery, or just plain magic. Effect :- A metal Nut is threaded on a large metal bolt with a collar and dropped into a tube.
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Article number: 1050
This is a turned brass box specially made for use with Half Dollar coins. The box by itself is completely innocent, and can be thoroughly examined by the spectators.
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Article number: 2839
You hold a black plastic folder and ask a spectator to name his or her favourite king. Whatever they answer (hearts, diamonds, clubs or spades) you take out all the cards (the folder kan be...
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Article number: 2637
The performer displays a small can with a cork, and a few different beans or peas. A selected Pea is placed in the can, which is corked. Performer claims he will attempt to make the Pea "change...
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Article number: 2248
Will vanish any pencil or any regular pen.Effect:The performer borrows or brings out a pen or pencil, to write something. In an instant the pencil or pen has vanished.
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Article number: 1383
The effect is simple: A pencil penetrates a borrowed bank note. The instructions details a couple of different ways to perform the effect. Comes complete with yellow hexagon pencil and gimmick.
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Article number: 2286
A magic pen that penetrates through Paper Bills or Coins, Changes coins with a tap, and twists around end for end under the cap. This is one of the most amazing close-up illusions.
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