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Item Details Related Items 
22207 (M2-2-3)
A bunch of 25 paper spring flowers, 10 of which are red, and 15 all
green to resemble foliage. The flowers are 4″ by 3″ when folded.
22200 (M8-16-4)
Flowers are made of tissue paper, with the outer green leaf from
Rexine paper, which is more durable than ordinary "marble" paper
used for our regular Spring flowers. Flower dimensions are 6.25” x
3.25”.
21910 (R4-2-4)
The performer reaches into the air, and plucks out a beautiful red
rose at his fingertips.
21877 (M2-6-3)
This is a bouquet of 10 feather flowers for production from your
sleeve, body, or any production apparatus.
13417 (M8-7-1)
20 flowers made of bright metallic foil in vibrant colors! 3.75" in
height x 2.75" in width.
Recommended Items 
22265 (R5-2-2)
The performer instantly changes a regular magic wand
(about 13″ long and 0.5″ in diameter) into a giant wriggly snake 40″
in length and 2″ in diameter.
22263 (M8-18-2)
This is a very simple and very effective force of a color or number
with a novel mechanical prop. It permits you to instantly “set” your
“force number or color” right in front of the audience. You can
change this as often as you wish.
22260 (R5-1-3)
This is a utility prop for Predictions and Mind-reading effects that
can be used to force words, numbers, designs, colors, playing cards,
or anything you can write or draw on a piece of paper.
22258 (M3-18-1)
The magician takes out some magic dust from his pocket and says a
few magic words and magically two silks turn into a beautiful
flower.
22256 (R4-1-2)
When the magician pulls down one of the pompoms of one side of the
stick, the audience will see one of the pompoms on the other side go
up. The audience will go “crazy” trying to understand how the
pompoms are “magically” connected!
22255 (M5-6-4)
A streamer with six vibrant colors is shown freely front and back. A
spectator is asked to select a number from 1 to 6, and with just a
wave of your hand, the streamer instantly transforms into their
chosen color!
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