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Item Details Related Items 
22109 (M1-2-2)
This box appears as an plain black box with a crystal clear
sliding lid, so that the contents are visible at all times from the
top. However you can use it to change Playing Cards, Business Cards,
Photographs, Currency Bills, Paper Slips, etc.
21692 (M3-13-3)
A complete deck of cards magically disappears when put inside the
black case!
21523 (M4-13-3)
An image of the selected card appears on the case!
A spooky effect with no clue to the uncanny manifestation of
the ghost image.
20150 (M3-10-2)
A case that apparently holds two Bicycle decks of cards, one red
backed and one blue backed. It will permit you to change the Red
backed deck of cards to another deck of your choosing, in a very
easy and simple manner, under audience view.
Recommended Items 
22169 (M1-6-4)
Fake Severed Ear - great joke - practical prank.
Can be used as a costume accessory.
Each piece on a blister card.
22166 (L2-2-1)
Learn many uses for your sponge rabbits!
22163 (M1-6-3)
Vinyl folders with two windows to hold cards, packet effects, even
coins. Available by pieces - 6 minimum. Double pocket. Single is
Item 11905.
22149 (M3-5-2)
A pack of 12 clocks - you can control what time is shown.
22144
A U.S. Half dollar and an English Penny are placed in the palm of a
spectator. The spec is asked to close his or her hand. When they
open their hand, they find a U.S. Half Dollar and a U.S. Quarter!
22106 (M2-6-1)
Ian Adair has created a novel combination of the old Pip Card that
was probably part of every performer’s first magic set, and a
popular gag card, to make for an entertaining routine for any
audience.
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