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Article number: 2913
We supply you what appears to be a regular Reset able Combination Padlock, which is normally opened by setting the four digits on the lock. However the lock supplied has been cleverly gimmicked, so...
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Article number: 1462
The crystal tube is shown to the spectators. The magician puts three separated silks inside of it. He lets them out of the tube blowing on them and magically the silks appear tied.
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Article number: 1473
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Article number: 2954
A gimmick, which is easy to hide and which gives the illusion of a glowing red ball in your hand. Set of two so you can throw it from hand to hand. Comes complete with battery and English instruction.
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Article number: 2266
A gimmick, that's easy to hide, which gives the illusion of a glowing red ball in your hand. Buy two so you can throw it from hand to hand. Comes complete with battery and English instruction.
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Article number: 1020
The Card Change Box, as the name implies is a box for changing cards. You could use it to change playing cards, business cards, Currency bills, paper slips, small pay envelopes, or anything similar.
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Article number: 1475
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Article number: 2221
These are a well made pair of nesting Chests. They enable you to secretly introduce an item into the inner locked chest, making possible some very strong magic. This is a sample effect with this prop.
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Article number: 2186
You shake a silk and produce a second silk, tied to the corner of the first silk. You unknot the silks and place away the first silk and then produce a third silk, tied to a corner of the second silk.
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Article number: 1275
Magician pours a colored liquid into a clear glass tumbler. With a few magical gestures, he freezes the liquid , so that when the glass is inverted the liquid is seen frozen in the glass, and does...
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Article number: 3432
Imagine a Blank Deck that isn't! Dual Reality at its Best. The isolated spectator can clearly see every single card while the audience only perceives a deck of blanks. Mindblowing!
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Article number: 2914
A spectator selects a card from a deck. The performer says he has a silk with the replica of the selected card on it as a prediction. When he displays the silk it has several cards on it, which...
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Article number: 1520
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Article number: 2767
The Fork & Spoon Mystery is the perfect routine for your table hopping act, but you can also do it stand up with no use of any table. From your pocket you take out a cloth napkin wrapped around...
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Article number: 1530
Six cards with prices (Hawai Holiday, Mercedes etc) are eliminated one by one when a spectator throw a dice. The last card is what she wins, thunderous applause
but little more.
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Article number: 1531
Six cards with prices (Hawai Holiday, Mercedes etc) are eliminated one by one when a spectator throw a dice. The last card is what she wins, thunderous applause
but little more.
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Article number: 1533
The magician shows a metal tube, which can be seen right through, and opened in the middle and shown completely empty. Liquids can be poured into or out of this bottomless Tube, and items like...
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Article number: 3692
With this gimmick you will enchant the audience. Your fingers will magically play with luminous spheres that will dance around you, appearing and disappearing everywhere!
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Article number: 2224
This version of the classic card trick uses giant (A4) size cards, suitable for large stage or platform use. The giant cards imply no sleights are possible. This stage version uses seven cards, six...
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Article number: 1355
You borrow a bank note, roll it into a tube and seal the bottom with a crumbled piece of paper (flash paper). You then pour some water into the tube and heat it from the bottom with a lighter.
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