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22182 (M8-4-2)
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.
22076 (M2-17-3)
The performer displays a single flower, then magically, several
different colored flowers sprout from it like a fountain. 25 flowers
in different colors. Made from non-tear mylar film.(Chick Pan sold
separately.)
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22248 (R3-2-2)
The magician shows an envelope with a card inside — his prediction.
A spectator selects a card and places it back. The magician
reveals that the card inside the envelope matches the spectator’s
choice, then the envelope turns into the card!
22241 (M6-6-3)
This strip will force the color you want – from 4 different ones.
And, there’s no fake-counting here – the spectator simply selects
the one he or she wants!
22215 (M5-2-4)
These Sponge Canaries are life-size (Approx. 4.5″ long, 2.5″ high
and 1.25″ wide ) and handcrafted from a superior quality sponge.
22173 (M4-7-4)
This is a small coin purse, that will change one, or a couple of
coins, just like the Z-Fold wallets used for changing cards.
22165 (R1-1-2)
Whoever wins will get the money! A banknote is slipped inside a flat
crystal clear plexiglass container, and locked with a padlock. There
are 8 small keys but only one of them opens the padlock. The
performer always ends up with the winning key.
22134 (M1-11-3)
When the magician pulls up or down one of the pom-poms of one side
of the wand, the audience will see one of the pom-poms on the other
side will go up. The audience will go “crazy” trying to understand
how the pom-poms are “magically” connected.
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