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Article number: 1376
You fill up a glass with water, cover it with a piece of paper, turn the whole thing upside down, let go with your hand and the paper and the water stays! Thats physics!
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Article number: 1761
You fold up a newspaper and then pour a glass of liquid into its folds. You open the newspaper and flick through the pages. The liquid is gone. You then fold up the newspaper again and pour the...
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Article number: 1045
The Milk Mug is one of the most useful magic props for use with liquid tricks. It allows you to visibly pour liquid out of the mug, and vanish it. The apparatus we supply resembles a large coffee...
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Article number: 2233
5 selfadhesive Martini Labels and 5 neck labels.
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Article number: 1380
A full size plastic glass with a gimmick, which enables you to pretend to pour a full glass of milk (or other beverage) into a paper cone, a spectators pocket, your fist etc. The milk vanishes!
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Article number: 3170
Looking for the Perfect Milk Pitcher? Look no further! The perfect size for the perfect pour! 8,5 inches tall & diameter 5 inches Solid Construction! Detachable insert for easy cleaning.
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Article number: 1378
This is a nicely made glass made from unbreakable plastic. The gimmick (a mirror) enables you to do everything you could do with a change bag, provided it fits inside the glass.
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Article number: 3639
You start off with a Heineken beer bottle, a glass of beer and two tubes and start doing the classic trick where a bottle and a glass change places. However extra bottles turns up all the time and...
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Article number: 3641
You start off with a bottle, a glass and two tubes and start doing the classic trick where a bottle and a glass change places. However extra bottles turns up all the time and at the end of the...
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Article number: 1821
This is an old effect and visual magic with liquids. On the magician's table are four clear transparent tumblers in four varied sizes. Each tumbler is approximately twice as large as the previous one.
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Article number: 1297
The Okito Glass is one of the classic props used in a variety of effects. Basically the apparatus functions as a Bottomless Glass, which will also hold liquid. In our version of this item we supply...
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Article number: 2596
Brown paper bag. 3 litres 230x360 mm.
Pack of 20.
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Article number: 1758
The performer apparently shows two Cylinders, under one of which is a bottle, and under the other a glass. The magician makes a Magic pass, and the bottle and glass are found to have changed places,...
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Article number: 2620
Slush Powder' in your magic. Make water just seem to vanish.Find a signed dollar bill in a cup of jello!Make colored silks appear from a cup of water.Mixing and HandlingWater to Silk Bill to JelloDo...
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Article number: 2426
Splash Bottle is a gimmick that makes miracles possible. Created by Damien Vappereau and Jean Mark 16 years ago, David STONE uses Splash Bottle in his professional repertoire.
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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: 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: 1942
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Article number: 1176
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