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22070 (M6-17-3)
A classic comedy deck that goes back to Vaudeville! Look like a card
sharp!
21746 (M5-4-1)
This is a miniature version of the Lit Bulbs from Mouth effect,
using extra bright LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes), and makes for a
very effective visual magic routine.
21173 (M1-13-4)
Big Bang is the ultimate exploding light bulb. The latest version of
this MagicSmith heart-stopping effect.
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22313 (M1-15-1)
Make it look like someone put a nail through your cell phone, cup or
any other object. 4.75" long. Make it look like someone put a nail
through your cell phone, cup or any other object. Includes a plastic
4.75" nail and 2 stickers.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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