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Item Details Related Items 
22023 (M1-3-2)
The magician clearly shows six cards and takes away three… but when
he counts the cards again, there are still six.
21816 (M2-11-2)
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.
21729 (M6-18-3)
The spectator is asked to put their finger on the Money Card. When
that card is turned face-up it has CHANGED and the Money Card is now
in your hand! Created by, and with excellent instructions by Brent
Arthur James Geris.
BK21486 (L1-3-3)
A book of tricks that will amaze and confound viewers — and maybe
even win a couple of bucks in a friendly bar bet. The feats range
from balancing a dime on the edge of a dollar bill to rolling a cue
ball under a stick placed across a pool table.
18463 (M8-15-4)
The same 6 cards continue to appear no matter what the magician
does.
20324 (M5-14-3)
Magician shows a pad of blank papers on both sides. With a
snap of
his fingers, the pad appears fully printed with "fifty dollar"
bills. Very easy to do, this model of the popular "coloring
book" or
"magic pad" will appeal to a wide audience.
20316 (M1-2-2)
Performer displays five Jumbo Cards with pictures of different
flavored Ice Lollies. Four children assist and spell out LOLLY to
get their favorite flavors. The performer repeats until only 1 lolly
remains. Then the reveal!
13756 (M8-8-1)
Learn 10 different tricks that require the use of stage money.
Recommended Items 
22299 (F1-2-2)
Turn liquid into illusion with this astonishingly versatile powder!
To your audience, it looks like the water has vanished…but you’ll
know it’s just a clever twist of science.
22298 (M1-1-3)
The magician taps their closed fist with a magic wand — a silk
appears. Another tap, another silk. One more wave, and a third silk
pops out from the end of the wand itself. Use your own silks.
22294 (M2-2-3)
This is a production bouquet of 6 large flowers. Ideally these
bouquets are produced from thin air after showing your hands empty
(actually from up your sleeve).
22293 (M8-6-4)
This is a production bouquet of 12 large flowers. Ideally
these bouquets are produced from thin air after showing your hands
empty (actually from up your sleeve).
22284 (M8-18-1)
A single rose floats up and down behind a silk cloth, it moves
smoothly, rising and falling as if by magic. Then, with a simple
gesture, the rose splits into three roses!
22280 (M5-7-3)
A spectator places a die with 6 different colored spots on it into
an opaque box, with any freely selected color on top, covers it with
a lid and hands it to you behind your back. You immediately reveal
the color on top of the die.
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