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Item Details Related Items 
22073 (M4-16-3)
The spectator names any Jack, absolutely no force, and they can
change their mind as often as they wish...and that’s the Jack inside
the bag, the card being shown on both sides!
21848 (M1-2-1)
5 jumbo cards - the Ace, Two, Three, Four and Five of Hearts -
change to 4 Aces!
21839 (M5-5-2)
One by one, an ace turns face up in a packet of four. Then the red
aces switch with the black aces!
20560 (M8-11-3)
The card tossed in the air changes before returning to the
magician's hand.
20101 (M5-4-3)
The performer is found to be the King of Magic.(Paste your own photo
on the provided "final reveal" card.)
17784 (M2-10-1)
The chosen queen is the one face up, while the others disappear.
Recommended Items 
22300 (M3-5-4)
Four cards are removed from the deck — three face down and one
picture card. The picture card is clearly placed at the bottom of
the packet, face up for all to see. But in the blink of an eye…it
jumps!
22295 (M4-1-2)
A trio of very visual routines by Chris Wardle...Psychic Poker Chip,
Time Traveling Chip, Vanishing and Appearing Chips, complete with
all the required Chips and Gimmicks in a handy drawstring Carry Bag,
with full instructions.
22294 (M2-2-3)
This is a production bouquet of 6 large flowers. Ideally these
bouquets are produced from thin air after showing your hands empty
(actually from up your sleeve).
22290 (M3-6-4)
Instantly change the color of a card’s back or an entire deck —
right before your spectators' eyes. Restore a torn card in a flash.
Let the spectator shuffle the deck, then immediately reveal all four
aces.
22289 (M5-9-2)
Imagine turning an apple into an orange, raw coffee beans into a cup
of coffee, or a few silk squares into a brilliant rainbow banner.
The Midas Pot — a clever and compact utility prop. Drop in one item
and pour out something completely different!
22288 (M3-3-4)
Two blank playing cards, two envelopes with cut-out windows.
The cards are placed one in each envelope so that the halves of both
the red and blue backs can be seen through the cut-out windows. Then
the surprises begin!
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