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Item Details Related Items 
21231 (R3-3-3.4)
Blank pages of a coloring book magically become black and white
pictures of wild animals and
then fully colored.
Individually shrink wrapped. Large 8" x 11".
21028 (F6-4-1)
Blank pages of a coloring book magically become black and white and
then fully colored get filled with pictures of wild animals.
Individually shrink wrapped.
19621 (F7-4-2)
A magic coloring book with a design of friendly monsters.
19620 (F6-3-1)
A magic coloring book with a design of friendly monsters.
15280 (F6-4-3)
A mini coloring book that adds colors magically. The classic in a
small compact size.
Recommended Items 
BAL22226 (M8-7-2)
Balloons for fun and everyday use. Note - These are NOT for Needle
Through Balloon - That is item BAL17923 (M6-7-3).
22180 (M8-2-4)
One Ball at the magician’s fingertips visibly multiplies to two,
then three, and finally four. Beautifully crafted from Stainless
Steel (approximately 1.75″ in diameter). Right handed.
22169 (M1-6-4)
Fake Severed Ear - great joke - practical prank.
Can be used as a costume accessory.
Each piece on a blister card.
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.
22134 (M1-11-3)
When the magician pulls up or down one of the pom-poms of one side
of the wand, the audience will see one of the pom-poms on the other
side will go up. The audience will go “crazy” trying to understand
how the pom-poms are “magically” connected.
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