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Article number: 1374
You fill up a glass with beer or a soft drink from a bottle. You adjust your tie in a slightly absentminded way and do not realise that the glass remains suspended in mid air while you do it.
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Article number: 1373
You fill up a glass with beer or a soft drink from a can. You adjust your tie in a slightly absentminded way and do not realise that the glass remains suspended in mid air while you do it.
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Article number: 2704
You fill up a glass with a soft drink from a bottle. You adjust your tie in a slightly absentminded way and do not realise that the glass remains suspended in mid air while you do it.
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Article number: 1375
This glass contains a clever gimmick enabling you to show the glass full or empty at any time. You can fill it with milk or a coloured beverage such as orange juice, red wine, coke etc.
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Article number: 2708
You play Beer Bingo with a spectator. You count the cards in the same way every time; one card to the bottom of the pack, one card in the hand, one card to the bottom of the pack, one card in the...
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Article number: 2593
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Article number: 2902
Magician invites a spectator to select a card from a pack of cards. Spectator retains his selected card with him. Then magician introduces a jumbo card fan containing seven cards .
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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: 3697
The magician shows some pieces of a poster of the great Charlie Chaplin. He gathers them together and a moment later, magically, they join toghether and the whole poster appears!
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Article number: 1780
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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
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Article number: 1460
You display two silks and tie them together by their corners. The silks are kept by a female spectator who holds them against here chest, or the ends are tucked into her blouse.
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Article number: 1273
A classic Comedy prop. Liquid can be made to pour out at will from an empty funnel. Have a small boy drink a glass full of water. Now ask him to pump his arms up and down, as you touch the funnel to...
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Article number: 1720
A comedy production of water from EG a spectators elbow. This is not the standard model. This funnel is specially constructed, the stem working as a tap: turn it clockwise and it opens,...
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Article number: 1461
You display two silks and tie them together by their corners. The silks are kept by a female spectator who holds them against here hip, or the ends are tucked into her trousers.
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Article number: 3699
The Magician touches the collar of his jacket with his magic wand, and instantly a small bouquet of flowers appears. He then waves the wand in the air, a shower of confetti appears, and a dove...
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Article number: 2707
The Drink-a-lot Beer Mug is a gimmicked Beer Mug which enables you to apparently drink large volumes of beer, but in reality you only drink a small amount. You can use it as a comedy bit where you...
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Article number: 1023
This is an old classic, given a new attractive design by Tony Dunn (Art Director of Linking Ring Magazine). You produce a rabbit, at least that is what you say, but the audience notice that it is a...
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Article number: 1024
The Educated Duck is a mechanical wooden duck, which picks out selected cards from a shuffled deck, placed in its feed box.. This is an excellent comedy prop, and to enhance the entertainment the...
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Article number: 3698
Show an egg, four stands, a hammer and four coffee cups. Ask a spectator to place the egg on any of the stands and turm over the cups to cover all the egg stands, and mix them all up, so that you...
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