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Article number: 1561
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Article number: 1567
A card is selected. A miniature prediction card sandwiched between two transparent plastic sheets is displayed, but does not match the selection. Instantly the wrong card changes to the selected one.
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Article number: 2226
The Card Across is an old effect that is known to most magicians and many versions are available in books and magazines. In this effect, the magician counts two packets of five cards and requests a...
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Article number: 2227
A truly novel large stage size effect for revealing a selected card in an off-beat manner. The performer displays four different jumbo cards on a stand. He states one of these will match a card...
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Article number: 2232
Performer displays a Jumbo Card in a frame with a cut out front, and a hole right through the middle. We will presume this card is Queen of Hearts. The card is removed from the frame, shown clearly...
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Article number: 2392
This uses two paddles, (and requires you to handle both for the paddle move, one in each hand). It starts with a frog on both sides of both paddles. Then one of the frogs jumps to the other paddle,...
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Article number: 2228
There are hundreds of tricks using the paddle move, and the Jumping Peg Paddle is one of the oldest and most effective. The performer displays a small bat or paddle with three holes going through it.
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Article number: 1574
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Article number: 2908
Effect : A card is selected from a deck and placed face up on top of the deck. It is now covered by another card with two holes that permit the audience to see the index pips of the card beneath.
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Article number: 1577
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Article number: 2386
"Performer shows two flat (two dimensional) dice. One die has 3 spots on one side and 4 spots on the reverse.
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Article number: 1585
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Article number: 1390
A clever gimmick, which enables you to float objects between your hands! Can even be performed impromptu with borrowed objects!E.G. a bottle, a glass, a cup, a ball.
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Article number: 2635
This is an old effect, so old that it is new to a whole new generation. The performer shows a small box labeled Mummy Finger, stating this is a souvenir he purchased on his last trip to Egypt.
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Article number: 2972
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Article number: 1045
The Milk Mug is one of the most useful magic props for use with liquid tricks. It allows you to visibly pour liquid out of the mug, and vanish it. The apparatus we supply resembles a large coffee...
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Article number: 1600
Performer offers to reveal a selected card, or loose his "performer's licence". He fails to name the card, so he pulls out his Insurance Policy for just such an accidental eventuality.
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Article number: 1043
Lite match in order to set light a candle or any other fire item, extinguish the match with a blow from your mouth and the match transforms into a red rose! Create a magical extra number whenever...
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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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