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22309 (F1-2-2)
Magician displays an empty pan . He then mimes the process of adding
the finest ingredients for a delectable cake. The lid is removed
revealing a magnificent cake adorned with decorations and a single,
glowing candle.
22268 (M1-14-2)
Tear up a piece of tissue and immerse it in water. Squeezing the
soggy pieces to remove excess water you flick open a folding fan and
propel a snowstorm of magically dry confetti into the air filling
the entire stage!
22267 (M1-14-2)
Tear up a piece of tissue and immerse it in water. Squeezing the
soggy pieces to remove excess water you flick open a folding fan and
propel a snowstorm of magically dry confetti into the air filling
the entire stage! PACK OF 12.
22264 (M8-9-1)
Make an entire deck of cards disappear, leaving the box completely
empty! Alternatively, you can also change it into a matchbox, a
silk or a miniature deck. Very easy to do, and extremely baffling.
Comes ready to work, with instructions.
22263 (M8-18-2)
This is a very simple and very effective force of a color or number
with a novel mechanical prop. It permits you to instantly “set” your
“force number or color” right in front of the audience. You can
change this as often as you wish.
22250 (R3-2-3)
The Magician displays a card with four holes in the corners. A
slight flick of the wrist and the holes move to the center of the
card. He shakes his hand slowly and the holes vanish, leaving a
fully restored playing card.
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