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Article number: 1379
This is Gay Ljungbergs routine for the Cut & Restored Neck Tie. You cut up a spectators tie and place the bits and pieces in the pint size glass. You ask the spectator to open a paper bag and pour...
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Article number: 1735
This is an excellent comedy prop for any magician. It has an added new "liquid pouring feature" that allows you to get much more mileage from the item. This resembles a bottle, and you can pour a...
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Article number: 1964
Topit, a universal tool used to vanish (or produce) small objects or to dump a gimmick you don't need anymore. Pin it to your coat and you are loaded with one of the most powerful wepons of magic.
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Article number: 3244
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Article number: 1497
This is my best trick! I invented it in 1984 and has sold many, many hundreds over the years, it is always a hit at magic conventions. I have liking for doing "ungimmicked versions" of tricks, that...
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Article number: 1370
A very funny Do as I do-routine with 2 bottles and 2 tubes and an assisting spectator. The spectator follows every move you do but at the end his bottle is always upsidedowm!
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Article number: 1070
Use this clever gimmick instead of a thumb tip. Vanish or produce a silk or a large load of salt etc. E.G. You poke a silk into your closed fist with the pen. Use the pen as a magic wand and when...
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Article number: 2625
The magician borrows a bill of any denomination from a spectator and places it under a hankerchief. He hands the hanky to the owner of the bill who holds onto it through the cloth.
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Article number: 1176
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Article number: 1953
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Article number: 1177
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Article number: 1178
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Article number: 1803
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Article number: 1955
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Article number: 2897
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Article number: 2626
The magician borrows a ring from a spectator and places it under a hankerchief. He hands the hanky to the owner of the ring who holds onto it through the cloth. The magician snaps his fingers and...
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Article number: 1175
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Article number: 3135
A performer borrows a watch from a spectator, then places it into a cloth bag. After some comedy patter, he bangs the bag against the table or takes a hammer and hits the bag a few times.
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Article number: 2440
The Miniature Ring Chest is a miniature chest with a lock, which permits you to introduce any small item secretly into the locked chest in an instant. You can produce from it a borrowed bill, finger...
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Article number: 3662
The magician is seen holding two bowls. He slightly shakes them and water splashes out. He drinks the full water of one. He then pours out all the water of the other one into the empty bowl.
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