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Item Details Related Items 
21772 (M-5-16-4)
The magician will know which colored spot is facing up inside the
closed box.
20464 (M18-16-3)
Magician shows die in hand, then shrinks it to very small by waving
a magic wand over his closed fist.
20462 (M14-11-3)
Audience sees die placed in box, hears it slide repeatedly, and yet
it disappears, only to appear in your pocket!
18844 (M25-15-2)
A black die with white spots instantly changes into a white die
with black spots!
12946 (M5-15-3)
Five different colored metal rods and a brass tube are displayed.
Spectator locks any rod in the tube and hides the others. Performer
reveals the color of the rod in the tube. Can be repeated as often
as you like. All props can be examined.
14910 (M25-10-2)
Divine numbers with your X-Ray vision. See through two closed boxes
to be able to reveal the number on the top of the die. Also known as
Crazy Cube.
BK14509 (L3-3-2.L16-2-3)
Walsh describes several tricks using dice magic. Dozens of large,
clear illustrations combined with a meticulous text reveal every
detail. 32 pages.
Recommended Items
21772 (M-5-16-4)
The magician will know which colored spot is facing up inside the
closed box.
21751 (M23-14-3)
The young Princess transforms to an old woman. Then there's a
surprising ending!
21750 (M21-15-1)
A glass is displayed on a tray and covered with a tube, slid across
the tray, and the glass is gone. But the audience "knows" what's up,
and want to see under the tray. There's a surprise at the end for
everyone!
21741 (M10-13-3)
When the performer places the key across his hand, the key turns -
slowly and mysteriously, as if haunted!
21732 (M25-7-2)
A pencil is magically divided into three pieces, then made whole
again. Pencil can be examined before and at the end. (Each/blister
card)
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