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Article number: 1155
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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: 3038
Several effects using specially printed cards. Spurred by an idea from cartoonist-magician Kirk Stiles, several magic legends contributed methods using these unique cards.
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Article number: 2311
The magician shows five discs enameled in five different colors, and a tube just large enough to hold the discs. The discs and both ends of the tube have a small hole in them, for a cord to be...
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Article number: 2217
Brittish flag (appr. 300x200 mm) + Thumb Tip. Alternative to the vanishing and appearing silk.
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Article number: 2667
A magician should leave a lasting impression and one of the best ways to do that is to hand out your business card in a magical way. Your prospective client will not only remember you but will also...
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Article number: 2717
This is an extremely effective way of introducing yourself as a magical performer. No invitation required to perform a trick! Use it any time - and you are guaranteed to impress your audience with...
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Article number: 1341
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Article number: 1858
"Campbell McRae of Scotland has invented an effect that has won praise from many top performing magicians. Suitable for stage, yet can be performed inches from your audience.
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Article number: 3088
A fully loaded montage of misdirection, magic, and surprises self-contained and ready for a multitude of performances. The Enchantment brings you Candyman; an innocent pack of candy or gum that...
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Article number: 2432
The Card Change Box is one of the classic utility props, with a host of applications. As the name suggests it is a box for changing a playing card, and can be equally effective to change a business...
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Article number: 1231
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Article number: 2632
You produce three card castles from an empty paper bag. Each Card Castle, made from miniature cards stands higher than the bag - over 11" high, and 7.5" at the base.
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Article number: 1795
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Article number: 2007
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Article number: 2396
"This is a Utility Prop that will enable you to visibly change one card to another.You can change an indifferent card to a duplicate of a selected (forced) card.
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Article number: 3494
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Article number: 3186
Card Handling Flourishes by Rich Ferguson Learn to handle cards like a pro. Whether you can play the game or not you'll still be able to impress when people watch you in action.
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Article number: 1435
An elastic holder to pin under your jacket or attach to your belt. It holds a full deck or a few cards. Use it for switches or to add a few cards to your deck. Combine it with a Topit Vanisher and...
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Article number: 1264
Beautiful and perfect working mechanical prop. It is a chromed stand holding a balloon and a deck of cards. Spectator selects and signs card, which is returned to the deck, which is mixed and placed...
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