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22136 (M1-6-3)
A borrowed coin is placed it inside a small box. Five nails are
examined and inserted one by one into the box. The audience will be
amazed that every single nail penetrates the coin!
22089
The magician shows a rope and cuts it into two separate pieces,
right before your very eyes. But wait, that’s not all! With a flick
of the wrist, the two pieces of rope magically join back together
into one seamless, unbroken rope.
22077 (M7-13-4)
A borrowed coin is placed on a pedestal and covered. When the cover
is lifted the coin is seen to have changed or vanished. The cover is
seen to be clearly empty.
BK21971 (L2-2-3)
David Copperfield profiles twenty-eight of the world’s most
groundbreaking magicians. The incredible stories are complemented by
over 100 never-before-seen photographs of artifacts from
Copperfield’s exclusive Museum of Magic in Las Vegas.
21953
The two coins mysteriously change places!
21860 (M5-5-2)
The magician predicts the selected card from the dozen different
ones. Uses jumbo cards!
21781 (M5-18-3)
A 50 foot bundle of white soft cotton magician's rope, ideal for all
your rope tricks.
19529 (M8-16-3)
The classic con game is now a magic trick! You can never find the
pea that magician places under a shell.
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22156 (M4-5-4)
A piece of paper is placed over the mouth of a small vase, filled
with water, then turned upside down. The paper and water stays in
place. The paper is removed, but the water remains inside the
inverted vase.
22149 (M3-5-2)
A pack of 12 clocks - you can control what time is shown.
22106 (M2-6-1)
Ian Adair has created a novel combination of the old Pip Card that
was probably part of every performer’s first magic set, and a
popular gag card, to make for an entertaining routine for any
audience.
22075 (M7-15-2)
Cover the box, tap it, and the coins instantly pass through the box
and the back of your hand. Lift off the lid, and show the box is now
completely empty.
22063 (F5-2-2)
From a deck of blank cards, reveal a menacing Kabuki painting!
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