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Item Details Related Items 
21897 (M10-2-3)
The Magician shows an empty Pan, and drops a piece of lit cloth or
paper inside. The pan is covered, and when it is opened a large
item, duck, hamster, or kitten is found inside.
15149 (M10-9-4)
Be able to produce a real live duck or bunny right out of the pan.
Load capacity about 12" in diameter and 4" high. Spun in mild steel
and powder coated.
14949 (M3-17-4)
This magic 21" silk has an image of a duck, which easily changes
into one of a rabbit. Individually boxed with instructions and
prepared silk.
14797 (M7-3-1)
A realistic life size rabbit puppet made of synthetic fur, with all
four legs and a tail.
Recommended Items 
22158 (M2-9-3)
A coin, trapped between clear pieces of plastic, secured with rubber
bands, disappears without a trace.
22157 (M3-10-4)
The performer borrows a coin, which can be marked. It is covered by
a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold.
22145 (M1-17-4)
When your victim opens the package to examine the rare rattlesnake
eggs, what a frightening surprise! They rattle! Harmless fun!
Minimum 3 pieces.
22121 (M5-12-2)
If you are a performer who regularly uses Spring Flowers, you will
find these a worthwhile investment. Not only are they far more
attractive, but they outlast normal Spring Flowers many times over,
and prove a bargain for the price.
22119 (R10-3-3)
A large die changes from red - to yellow - to white - and then
transforms into eight puzzle cubes!
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.
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