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Category
All items are listed under the main heading. Some items which are
better suited for certain age ranges are listed again in that age
range.
Category List
• Magic
Balloon Magic
Canes & Candles Change Bags Cigarette Magic Classic Magic Close-Up Magic Comedy Magic Cups & Balls Dice Magic Dove Magic Egg Magic EZ Magic Coin Magic Fire & Smoke Magic Flower Magic General Magic Houdini Magic Levitation Magic Magic $1.25 and under Magic Apparatus Magic Coloring Books Magic Kits Magic Wands Mentalism Money Magic Paper Magic and Mouth Coils Pocket Magic Rabbit Magic Rope Magic Silk Magic Sleight of Hand Sponge Magic Stage Magic Supplies and Accessories Tables Thumb Tips Tumbler Magic Menu |
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Item Details Related Items 
11425 (M1-13-2)
The flower can be made to appear quickly, or to grow slowly. It can
also be vanished!
12313 (M5-15-4)
This magic wand can make a flower
appear from an empty pot!
You get
a small feather flower, a plastic magic
wand, and a small
plastic
flower pot. Tap the wand in the pot,
and the flower magically
appears! Polybag with full color
header.
17927 (M1-15-4)
A classic comedy piece. The wand collapses when handed to a
spectator.
9445 (M5-12-3)
Magically produce a bouquet of red and yellow flowers.
Recommended Items 
22231 (F1-2-3)
The magic necklace produces a great visual effect in a very elegant
way. The concept is unique & rare, using jewelry to produce a magic
effect that can be incorporated into different routines.
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.
22183 (M3-16-2)
The magician shows 2 round sponge balls, one white and one black. He
puts them together in his hand and with a few magic words they turn
into a large white die with spots.
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!
22166 (L2-2-1)
Learn many uses for your sponge rabbits!
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.
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