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21823 (M4-10-4)
A heavy-duty mechanical device that creates a nice flash of
fire. So useful you will carry one everywhere you go! (Well, maybe
not on your next flight...But to the neighborhood barbecue, why
not?)
17844 (M4-9-4)
A match turns into a ball while in the
casket.
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22263 (M8-18-2)
This is a very simple and very effective force of a color or number
with a novel mechanical prop. It permits you to instantly “set” your
“force number or color” right in front of the audience. You can
change this as often as you wish.
22244 (M6-16-4)
Start by presenting a transparent box to your audience with a large
colored ball inside. Take out the ball and vanish it. With a few
magic words, the box fills instantaneously with the large colored
ball again!
22204 (F1-1-2)
A small cabinet with sliding doors has a ball
inside resting on the floor next to a glass. The performer then
installs both sliding doors and shows the cabinet on both sides.
Upon removing the front panel, the ball is now resting in the glass!
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!
22158 (M2-9-3)
A coin, trapped between clear pieces of plastic, secured with rubber
bands, disappears without a trace.
22157 (M3-10-2)
The performer borrows a coin, which can be marked. It is covered by
a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold. The handkerchief
is whipped away – the coin has vanished.
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