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Item Details Related Items 
21772 (M3-3-1)
The magician will know which colored spot is facing up inside the
closed box.
20965 (M9-1-3)
Performer reveals the number on top of a solid brass metal die after
spectator places it in a brass box and hands it over behind
performer's back. Similar to Color Vision, but better method. Box is
not brought to front or looked at. No guess work.
14965 (M9-15-2)
The performer will always know which side of the die is
facing up.
9733 (M3-5-1)
The magician will know which colored spot is facing up inside the
closed box. The colored plastic box is 1-1/4" square, with a cube 1-
1/8".
9691 (M3-7-3)
The magician will always know which side of the die is facing up.
Pack of 12 blister cards. Various colors may be shipped.
18028 (M7-8-1)
The die is placed in the container but the magician always
knows the top number.
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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!
22159 (M2-9-3)
A superhero name card is chosen and looked at by ONLY the spectator.
You make four guesses and are all incorrect!! But then you flip
over each one of your incorrect guess cards and they make up a BIG
HAND DRAWN PICTURE of the CHOSEN SUPERHERO!
22158 (M2-9-3)
A coin, trapped between clear pieces of plastic, secured with rubber
bands, disappears without a trace.
22107 (M3-5-1)
A novel and off-beat revelation of a selected card by Ian Adair, for
use with any card deck, requiring no special sleights.
22106 (M2-6-1)
Ian Adair has created a novel combination of the old Pip Card that
was probably part of every performer’s first magic set, and a
popular gag card, to make for an entertaining routine for any
audience.
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