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Item Details Related Items 
21851 (M1-1-3)
18 drink cards and a wallet for a bunch of cocktail or bar routines!
BK14544 (L7-1-3.4)
Over 80 ideas, routines and variations with Floating Balls, boxes,
bulbs, balloons, eggs, hands, horns and even water fountains, among
other things. For beginners and experts. The 36 pages are jammed
with information.
Recommended Items 
22197 (R12-1-1.2)
Magic trick kit...Magic Wand, 2 Card Monte, Wonder Blocks, Coin
Vanisher, Size-changing Boomerang Illusion, lots more!
22182 (M8-4-3)
A sponge cake that stands approximately 8 inches tall and 3.5 inches
in diameter. Use it in a Chick Pan or pull it from your pocket!
Unleash your creativity and experiment with this versatile
production prop.
22181 (M7-13-3)
The sponge “pig head” is pushed through the hand, and emerges as a
large slice of “watermelon," several times bigger than the original
pig-head!
22177 (R8-1-1)
Performer displays a Die with Rhinestones for the Spots and a
small stick (your mini Magic Wand).The Die is displayed to show the
stones on all sides, then tossed on the table, and the rhinestones
vanish from the Die and appear on the wand!
22176 (M6-12-3)
The performer displays an empty bag. The audience can look right
into this, and see it is empty. Reaching into the bag he produces a
large flower pot with colourful flowers, then another and another -
a total of 4 pots in different colors.
22157 (M3-10-2)
The performer borrows a coin, which can be marked. It is covered by
a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold.
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