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Item Details Related Items 
22111 (R6-3-1)
A Close-Up Mat is an accessory every magician doing Close-Up
Routines should have, whether it’s card magic, coin magic or comedy
magic. Red mat.
19195 (R3-1-4)
A red professional 16" x 23" pad for close up magic.
19190 (M2-3-2)
A black pad with a four ace design for close up magic. 11" x 16".
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!
22164 (M4-3-4)
A fun traffic light routine with three silks representing a
traffic light (one without any colored light, one with two
lights and one with three colored lights), plus three silks, one
red, one yellow, and one green. Change bag is sold separately.
22156 (M4-5-4)
A piece of paper is placed over the mouth of a small vase, filled
with water, then turned upside down. The paper and water stays in
place. The paper is removed, but the water remains inside the
inverted vase.
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