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Item Details Related Items
19364 (M2-8-4)
With this silk, you can make coins appear or vanish with ease. On
one side this appears as a completely plain silk, and it can be left
on view for extreme close up use.
10945 (M6-7-3)
Seamlessly change nickels into dimes with this precision made brass
device. No skill required. 5 routines included.
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22329 (M3-4-2)
This is a flat envelope, with a cut-out window, that will enable you
to perform some amazing visual “flash” magic with bills or currency
notes. The wallet can be used for a production, vanish or change of
currency, notes or bills.
22328 (R2-3-5)
The performer presents a playing card with a large hole in it.
The card is then turned over, and with a simple motion, the hole is
peeled off like a sticker, instantly restoring the card to a
completely whole state.
BK22323 (M3-7-3)
These are one-liners far more specialized than one would find in the
published bibliography of one-liners and comedy patter. Not just
generalised lines adapted to use in any magic shows.
22312 (M2-13-2)
A 5 1/2" by 42" long silk streamer. Being made of pure silk, the
streamers can be loaded in a very small and compact space in
virtually any production prop.
22293 (M8-6-4)
This is a production bouquet of 12 large flowers. Ideally
these bouquets are produced from thin air after showing your hands
empty (actually from up your sleeve).
22288 (M3-3-4)
Two blank playing cards, two envelopes with cut-out windows.
The cards are placed one in each envelope so that the halves of both
the red and blue backs can be seen through the cut-out windows. Then
the surprises begin!
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