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BK20926 (L13-3-2)
Houdini's personal copy of his book, first published 110 years ago,
with annotated pages written in his hand. Published for the first
time since Houdini himself made these unseen additions and changes.
Deluxe bound copy - limited production.
20918 (M4-3-2)
In the tradition of Houdini, the volunteer locks you in a chain bar
with locks. In a blink, you escape! Two padlocks included in the
handsome box.
12178 (M7-7-4)
You can become the next Houdini!
The performer escapes from the locked chain.
BK11011 (L1-3-1)
Hull covers 33 rope ties and escapes in this book.
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22321 (M2-6-3)
This is a turned brass box specially made for use with specific
coins, such as One Rupee Coins, Half Dollar Coins, etc. The box by
itself is completely innocent, and can be thoroughly examined by the
spectators.
22276 (F7-3-3)
A simple and easy to use rising card effect. The performer has
one or more cards selected from an examined and shuffled deck. The
selections are free and fair (no forces!) and the cards can be
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22256 (R4-1-2)
When the magician pulls down one of the pompoms of one side of the
stick, the audience will see one of the pompoms on the other side go
up. The audience will go “crazy” trying to understand how the
pompoms are “magically” connected!
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!
22173 (M4-7-4)
This is a small coin purse, that will change one, or a couple of
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22106 (M2-6-1)
Ian Adair has created a novel combination of the old Pip Card that
was probably part of every performer’s first magic set, and a
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