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Article number: 1431
This is a classic item created by Ali Bongo and is still one of the best bits of business for the children's entertainer. You can use it in any routine where you have a child helping you.
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Article number: 1487
The magician enters the stage, takes his top hat off, and from it takes out a wooden pole nearly 2,5m long! The pole has a good rigidity, and this will allow you also to hold it horizontally.
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Article number: 1009
The performer offers to teach his audience how to vanish an Elephant! He displays a draped tray, a picture of an Elephant, and two boards to "cage" the elephant.
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Article number: 1116
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Article number: 3642
Magician shows a beautiful 5 flower bouquet, plucks off the flowers one by one and finally make them appear in the bouquet again. The trick works automatically and is expertedly crafted from the...
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Article number: 3423
One of the strongest effects that you can perform for an audience is the production of an impossible object.When that object is a bowling ball, the instant impossibility is recognized immediately by...
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Article number: 1933
This classic prop can be used to obtain many comedy effects and gives the performer an item to use in an audience participation act. The performer produces a fan and proceeds to fan some item,...
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Article number: 1610
3 ropes from a bar, a toy Magic Bunny is hanging from the left rope. When placed behind performers back the Magic Bunny jumps to the right rope, then to the left again.
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Article number: 1117
A very good, easy, quick and highly visible effect where a black silk streamer shown freely all around and waved in the air changes into a multicolour streamer (as if stealing the colours from a...
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Article number: 1740
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Article number: 1267
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Article number: 1741
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Article number: 1742
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Article number: 1438
An economy folding top hat designed to hold your props. Flip it open it is ready to serve. Made of plastic and fine cloth.
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Article number: 1815
This pan is a smaller version of the Dove Pan, no base. Made in stainless steel (170 mm diameter, 115 mm high).
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Article number: 2861
Christmas is the time when we visit our old parents, and other relatives, who long, long ago got tired of our attempts to impress on them by showing one million card tricks.
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Article number: 1014
Credit for the basic effect goes to Milbourne Christopher whose Forgetful Freddie has become a classic effect with children entertainers, inspiring several models and clones.
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Article number: 1371
This is the Vanishing Coke Bottle. You place the bottle in a tube, covering half of it, cover everything with a silk and vanish the bottle. You can produce silks (not supplied) from the empty tube.
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Article number: 1118
You display two silks, red and green, tied to each other by the corners. You gently strike them with your hand and they change colour yellow and blue. can be reversed.
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Article number: 2711
You display two large silks and tie them together by their corners. To free your hands, you tuck the ends under the edge of your trousers
. or a spectator's trousers.
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