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Item Details Related Items 
20036 (M6-9-4)
A powerful neodymium magnet, ideal for hiding in the seams of a
restaurant napkin, pocket handkerchief or stage silk. Minimum
package of 20.
19858 (M1-4-4)
The magician shows a silk and changes it into a walking stick, or
makes it appear in a moment from nothing.
18178 (M7-17-1)
A pack of a dozen assorted color silks,
18" in size.
14140 (R1-3-4)
A stick with various colors becomes one color after that color is
chosen by the audience member.
9979 (M6-9-4)
The silk will vanish right after being pushed into your hand.
Recommended Items 
22197 (R12-1-1.2)
Magic trick kit...Magic Wand, 2 Card Monte, Wonder Blocks, Coin
Vanisher, Size-changing Boomerang Illusion, lots more!
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.
22146 (M1-14-3)
The little child can lift the chest but the bigger adults cannot!
22110 (R6-3-1)
A Close-Up Mat is an accessory every magician doing Close-Up
Routines should have, whether it’s card magic, coin magic or comedy
magic. Measures 12″ x 16″ in size. Green color.
22096 (M2-14-3)
With this wonderful wallet you can produce, vanish or switch
different flat objects in a natural way and in front of the
spectators' eyes.
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