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21946 (M4-1-3)
Flints for your Hot Book or Hot Bible.
20762 (M4-1-4)
The wallet opens to a burst of flames before becoming a normal
wallet.
10300 (M8-3-2)
Two special gimmicks, one for each hand. With the help of these, you
produce fire from your palms. Transfer the flame from one hand to
the other, or magically extinguish it, and produce it as often as
you wish. Requires handling care.
Recommended Items 
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.
22299 (F1-2-2)
Turn liquid into illusion with this astonishingly versatile powder!
To your audience, it looks like the water has vanished…but you’ll
know it’s just a clever twist of science.
22298 (M1-1-3)
The magician taps their closed fist with a magic wand — a silk
appears. Another tap, another silk. One more wave, and a third silk
pops out from the end of the wand itself. Use your own silks.
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