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Item Details Related Items 
21706 (M2-16-1)
A red ball is taken from a vase and put into your pocket. When the
top on the base is lifted, the ball has reappeared! Easy to do. A
larger version of the Ball & Vase: 4" tall and 2" wide.
(Each/blister card)
21607 (M2-16-4)
This is a large 6.5 inch Ball and Vase, crafted in solid wood, and
is
a very attractive “collector’s quality” prop.
20851 (M2-16-1)
The classic ball and vase routine, chrome colored. Everything can be
examined! Includes basic and advanced routine. Blister card with
instructions.
Recommended Items 
21816 (M4-12-3)
Pull downward on one tassel and the other one will go up, or vice-
versa. Repeat this more than once and your audience will think that
the two sticks are somehow joined together.
21813 (M24-12-2)
Yet another version of the totally DISGUSTING laugh riot! Surprise
your friends in a classroom, library, bathroom, refrigerator, car,
museum, football stadium, etc! Looks real!
21807 (M25-6-3)
Zig Zag tricks where something is cut, and the pieces
separated, then restored, are a craze, ever since the first Sawing a
Lady appeared on stage.
21743 (M5-8-2)
The Coffee Vase is a classic prop, originally designed to change
Coffee Beans to drinkable liquid Coffee. It is a very versatile prop
for changing solid or liquid items.
21713 (M13-3-4)
At any time during your act, show the hat empty, then produce a
variety of items, like silks, rope, sponge balls and more.
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