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Item Details Related Items 
22146 (M1-14-3)
The little child can lift the chest but the bigger adults cannot!
21903 (M2-2-1)
This production prop is capable of holding a load almost as large as
the box.
21748 (M14-5-1)
A signed bill is placed over the window on top of the
box. It's tilted away from the spectators for a moment. The bill is
found inside the sealed box! And the spectator is unable to remove
it! Play this up as a mystery or a comedy effect.
Recommended Items 
22231 (F1-2-3)
The magic necklace produces a great visual effect in a very elegant
way. The concept is unique & rare, using jewelry to produce a magic
effect that can be incorporated into different routines.
22204 (F1-1-2)
A small cabinet with sliding doors has a ball
inside resting on the floor next to a glass. The performer then
installs both sliding doors and shows the cabinet on both sides.
Upon removing the front panel, the ball is now resting in the glass!
22174 (R8-1-2)
Magic Coloring Book effect with cartoon pictures of various circus
animals and circus tricks, which makes a great item for kid shows.
The special book supplied comes prepared to perform the effect.
Medium (8.5″ x 5.75″ approx)
22171 (M4-13-4)
“Watch the pens mysteriously change places,” you say. “Presto!”
The red pen reappears back inside the envelope whilst the blue one
makes its way to the pocket. The envelope can immediately be
examined. A super effect on its own. But that’s not all!
22166 (L2-2-1)
Learn many uses for your sponge rabbits!
22157 (M3-10-2)
The performer borrows a coin, which can be marked. It is covered by
a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold.
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