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22265 (R5-2-2)
The performer instantly changes a regular magic wand
(about 13″ long and 0.5″ in diameter) into a giant wriggly snake 40″
in length and 2″ in diameter.
22236 (M2-17-3)
A funny bit! The Banner Gag starts out as a thin 9-1/2 inch stick.
It has a rolled up sign in it. Pull the handles and it opens into a
large 9-1/2 x 27 inch long sign, visible in the largest rooms.
22067 (F2-1-1)
14’’ Magic Wands. Packaged in a polybag with header. Pack of 12.
21845 (F2-4-2)
10 inches long, these are excellent magic wands.
21293 (M7-8-4)
The audience chooses one of 6 cellphone cards at random. No matter
which card your audience chooses, they will always pick out the odd
emoji!
20438 (M7-5-1)
This rising wand is approximately 14.5" long 5/8" thick. The
magician's favorite
rising wand.
17882 (M6-5-3)
A pack of 36 wands of various colors, all 4" in size, great for
children's gifts.
18042 (M6-17-4)
13" x 1/2" standard black magic wand. Pack of 12.
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22236 (M2-17-3)
A funny bit! The Banner Gag starts out as a thin 9-1/2 inch stick.
It has a rolled up sign in it. Pull the handles and it opens into a
large 9-1/2 x 27 inch long sign, visible in the largest rooms.
22178 (R12-2-4)
The magician places four bicycle horns of different colors on the
table. The audience is asked to choose a color. Amazingly, the
chosen horn will either be the only one to hoot or the only one that
stays silent — your choice!
22164 (M4-3-4)
A fun traffic light routine with three silks representing a
traffic light (one without any colored light, one with two
lights and one with three colored lights), plus three silks, one
red, one yellow, and one green. Change bag is sold separately.
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.
22105 (M2-1-1)
A Bouquet of 3 Dimensional flowers magically appear on the picture
of a bare-stemmed Flower Vase.
22084 (R8-1-5)
The thought of card vanishes from the pack of 5. (It ends up in the
performer's pocket.) The spectator is asked to delete the thought of
card from his mind. The magician takes out the chosen card from his
pocket, it is now blank.
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