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Item Details Related Items 
22077 (M7-13-4)
A borrowed coin is placed on a pedestal and covered. When the cover
is lifted the coin is seen to have changed or vanished. The cover is
seen to be clearly empty.
21743 (M2-5-2)
The Coffee Vase is a classic prop, originally designed to change
Coffee Beans to drinkable liquid Coffee. It is a very versatile prop
for changing solid or liquid items.
19504 (M5-1-4)
The silk transforms into a solid ball and back again. Black color.
Recommended Items 
22306 (M8-18-1)
Black and White Pictures in a book get magically colored with
random streaks of color. Then all the colors fill the pictures
completely in more artistic form.
22304 (F1-4-4)
You'll find many uses for our super rope! It's soft, yet strong. 300
ft. spool/reel. Rope is about 1/4" thickness.
22302 (F1-2-3)
You know and love the Magic Orb Fortune Teller (item 21384), here's
a squeezable version! Just ask a Yes/No question, squeeze the
magical ball, and look at the top for the answer. (For entertainment
purposes only!)
22291 (M5-7-4)
Without touching the coffin the performer immediately reveals which
Mummy lies within. It’s fast, fooling, and endlessly repeatable!
22280 (M5-7-3)
A spectator places a die with 6 different colored spots on it into
an opaque box, with any freely selected color on top, covers it with
a lid and hands it to you behind your back. You immediately reveal
the color on top of the die.
22273 (M5-6-3)
4 interlocking pieces, each made up of chains of plastic balls...The
goal? Arrange them to form a perfect 3D pyramid of 20 balls.
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