Back from break
Auctioneer – Graham Etherington
43 – Mystery Box by John Kennedy
Any thought-of person, place, or thing is predicted on a folded slip of paper inside the wooden box!
Prediction Mystery Box seems impossible because your prediction was in the box before they even thought of anything! The illusion is now 3D – your audience sees a creased, folded prediction inside the box. Also, the box can be FULLY EXAMINED.
44 – Marked Deck by Boris Wild (Blue, Bicycle Poker – No longer manufactured)
The Boris Wild Marked Deck is really a user-friendly deck of marked cards!
These easy-to-read marked cards are printed on the world’s most popular cards – Bicycle Rider Backs, manufactured by the world famous US Playing Card Company. This is the first and last-ever factory-printed deck of marked Bicycle cards! USPCC has printed one last run of the Boris Wild marked deck. No more.
The Boris Wild Marked Deck is a dream to use. Wild’s system is recognized as the finest ever developed. The marks are hidden in plain sight – easy for the magician to read, yet completely invisible to the uninitiated spectator.
Included with each deck are complete instructions that detail its working, along with several tips, tricks and ideas that you’ll be performing right away! Easy enough for a beginner to use, but the perfect professional performance tool, as well.
45 – Marked Deck by Boris Wild (Blue, Bicycle Poker – No longer manufactured)
See Above
46 – Multiplying Matchboxes by Soni Magic
Ideal for Parlor and works great close-up! Show a matchbox on all sides. Your hands are otherwise empty. Reach into the air with an empty hand and instantly produce another box of matches. This is followed by a third and forth! Great manipulation! High quality precision made metal gimmicks allow you to accomplish this miracle with ease!
47 – Brass Block Penetration
Remove from your pocket the heavy matchbox and toothpick. Push the toothpick straight through the center of the box, freely showing it at all times. Not impressed? Remove the toothpick and open the box. What you see is a solid brass block that entirely fills the box! The solid brass block can be examined. How does a toothpick penetrate a solid block of brasss? This trick fools!
No skill required. Easy to do. A self-working miracle!
NOTE: This brass block is not the chequered design, but far more deceptive.
48 – Lee Asher is Special Agent 005 in The Five Card Stud (DVD)
The greatest way to produce 4 aces near your face (with raw sleight of hand). This four ace production separates the amateurs from the professionals! You will Love this routine!
One of the fanciest false cuts you can do with a regular deck of cards. Sibling spawned a generation of flourishers and new school flourishes!!
Imagine the signed selection repeatedly appearing on top of the deck, each time progressively stronger. Finally, the last time it arrives – it brings the other three mates to the top in the most visual way possible.
Also included on this DVD
- Filmographies
- Director’s audio commentary
- Web information
- Stud Trivia Facts
- Outtakes
- Plus much more magic! This is a very entertaining DVD you’ll be sure to watch over and over and over again!
CLICK HERE TO WATCH A PREVIEW CLIP
49 – Street Magic by Jeff Sheridan (Book)
50 – Everyday Magic by Bellamie Blackstone (Book)
Make money move without ever touching it-impossible! Not if you know Blackstone’s secret. these and other amazing tricks are quickly mastered by following the easy-to-understand directions. Instructional photographs are included for successful tricks every time! Following in the family tradition master magician Harry Blackstone Jr. has amazed audiences for years with his unparalleled magical abilities
51 – Virtual Foolery by Racherbaumer and Waters (Book)
This could quite possibly be the greatest book buy of the year. You will get tricks by 16 contributors to GeMiNi: The Greater Magic Network. Professional magicians and great thinkers, Jon Racherbaumer and T.A. Waters have compiled works from such magical minds as Steve Bryant, Tom Mullica, Aldo Colombini, Karrell Fox, Pete Biro, Mark Garetz, Pat Hennessy, Roger Klause, Simon Lovell, Billy McComb and more. All of the tricks are professional effects that are sure to please.
52 – Marmaduke the Wonder Mouse by Mark Lewis (Book and Mouse)
The pencil will defy the law of gravity, move along the hand up down and sideways finally rising out of a bottle in the most mysterious way.
Mouse Length Approximately 1 3/4″ (4.5cm)
53 – Tricks of the Trade by Jay Sankey (Book)
Eight original Sankey routines.
Special Delivery, Guaranteed, The Pen is Mightier, Saved by the Bell, Bloudhound, B-I-N-G-O, Psychic Silver, 3 Bill Switch Ideas.
54 – Phone Book Phenomenon by Samuel Woolf
Two decks of cards are shown and the spectator selects one of them. The cards are spread and 3 cards are selected. A standard white pages telephone book is handed to another spectator. The yellow pages are flipped through and a spectator stops you on a page. The spectator looks at the corresponding page in the white pages. Spectator now selects a column and then a number down. He concentrates on the name. Magician now uses the other deck of cards and finds duplicates of the three selected cards and is also able to identify the name, address and phone number.
Is it mind reading? Is it a Memory stunt? Its all that and more!
55 – Jim Steinmeyer’s Impuzzibilities (Book)
Jim Steinmeyer’s latest book is a collection of 13 surprising effects, many suitable as “interactive” effects, through the medium of a page, radio, videotape or phone. It starts with his famous mathematical “Nine Card Problem” with his variations, and even includes a “3-Card Monte” and a card transposition which takes place completely in the spectator’s hands. The sub-title says it all: “Strangely Self-Working Conjuring.” This little book will delight you (and maybe even fool you), and arm you with versatile material for audiences.
Tricks in Jim Steinmeyer’s Impuzzibilities…
• The Nine Card Problem
• The Full Deck Problem
• Dimes & Pennies
• A Quarter to Nine
• The One O’clock Mystery
• The Three Mystery
• The King Mystery
• Understanding the Bermuda Triangle
• The “Ten Boys” Poker Deal
• The Five Card Mix
• Automatic Poker
• Three Card Monte
• Teleportation
29 pages, soft cover with foil cover.
56 – Mike Bent’s Sneaky Snake Wand
Make your wand come alive!This great piece of magic allows you to turn your old boring magic wand into a slithering reptile! The “Sneaky Snakey Wand, ” is perfect for kid and adult shows alike. This prop will make your audience jump!
57 – Aldo Colombini’s Knotty Knot
A length of a white rope with a knot tied in its center is used to do incredible magic. Slide the knot to the right end of the rope and then all the way to the left. For the spectator not impressed by a mere travelling knot, open your hand to reveal that the knot has changed red! Next, the red knot is moved back and forth from one end to the other, and just when everyone begins to suspect a fake knot, the knot is untied to show the rope is actually red in that spot! A self contained miracle. – Jeff McBride
Aldo Colombini’s Knotty Knot uses no moves and no gimmicks, just clever subtleties. This new Professional Edition includes a specially manufactured, hand knit rope which is very bright, washable and should last a lifetime.
58 – Magician’s Nightmare by Jari Santala
Magician’s Nightmare uses no gimmicked ropes. No magnets. No snaps. No wax. You can toss the ropes out at the end. They really are all the same length! The clever gimmick that makes it work is like none you have ever seen before! We have worked for over a year to bring this item to market, and we are extremely proud of it.
You get the ropes, the special gimmick and a CDROM (for Mac or PC) that includes both the full presentation and the instructions by Jari Santala.
You will love this trick!
59 – Magician’s Nightmare by Jari Santala
See above
60 – Chuck Fayne Mask (Rubber)
Now you can look like your favourite magician! (Glasses not included)
61 – Gambler’s Touch by Precision Magic
The performer displays five undesirable cards, and then with just a wave of his hand the cards magically become a royal flush. Easy to do , and great even for you street performers.
62 – Fly Cards by Aldo Colombini
An easy, entertaining card routine with built-in comedy and surprises.
Four cards with large flies pictured on them are placed face down on a table. Three blank cards are placed on top of each of the fly cards.
Surprisingly the first fly vanishes and joins its mate in the second pile. They both vanish and three are seen in the third pile. All the flies vanish to appear in the fourth pile, but get accidentally smacked and when the cards are turned over the flies are splattered and bloody.
Easy to do and the only move used is the Elmsley count. Comes complete with custom-printed, poker-size Bicycle playing cards manufactured by the US Playing Card Co. especially for this routine. (Cover art differs on actual package)
63 – Dan Harlan’s Skrinky Ink
Shrinky-Ink is clever, visual, and unique. What happens? Exactly what is described: You show two Bic® Round Stic pens to be identical. You uncap one showing nothing inside (except a “black hole”). When you push the pen into the cap, it goes DEEPER than physically possible. Comparing the pens side-by-side shows that it is shorter by ONE INCH. You continue pushing the pen into the cap, showing that it is now TWO inches shorter. One final push makes the pen a full THREE INCHES SHORTER. Is it hidden in the cap? Is there some kind of mechanism involved? Hey, can I examine that little pen? Yes, you can! In fact, you IMMEDIATELY hand out BOTH pens and there is absolutely nothing to find! The pen really is three inches shorter and there is no clue to the secret! You can be sure your audiences have never seen anything like this, because there’s never been anything like this! Harlan does it again! You receive the pens and fully-illustrated instructions (including the complete script and easy handling).
CLICK HERE TO VIEW A VIDEO OF THE EFFECT
64 – DuoTech II by Bob Strickland
Predict A Card Selected From A Borrowed Deck!
“It is a sensational, baffling effect which is not difficult to do…it is worth every penny.” – Phil Wilmarth
The Linking Ring”What a wonderful trick. It is a pleasure to perform. The envelope at the end is a killer!” – V. Morling Naples, FL
“It is a great trick and has blown away everyone we have shown it to on the east coast.” – B. Ward, Metuchen, NJ
“This is the first time I have been fooled in a long time!” – J. Jensen, Las Vegas, NV
The spectator shuffles what may be his own deck of cards and freely selects one (no force). He immediately opens the prediction and it matches their card! The prediction is on the table the entire time and never touched by the magician! Everything can be examined! This reputation making trick uses a brand new secret! It`s easy to do and is perfect when the spectators are burning your hands.Looks Impossible Everything can be examined Uses a borrowed, shuffled deck No skill required First Class props A fully illustrated booklet Clean, direct No angle problems
65 – Magic Glo
How about doing this without a Glowtron Pad? Light neon, fluorescent lights, and other tubes without any obvious means! You can even energize spectators and they don’t have a clue on how it’s done! They can do the magic that you do! Battery operated device is perfectly safe, uses 8 “AA” batteries (not included). Neon not included, sold separately.
66 – Inviso Torch by Jim Pace
InvisoTorch. It’s so hot, it’s like playing with fire. No, really. It’s like playing with fire!
InvisoTorch is a flame thrower without the thrower part. What? Read on! Pick up any object and produce a huge burst of fire from it! Toss it aside and show your hands absolutely empty!
Neither the object nor your hands are prepared in any way. From now on you’ll be paying for your groceries with a flaming credit card! You’ll pick up the tab with a blazing twenty dollar bill. You’ll hand out your flaming business card! You’ll even sneeze like a dragon or spit fire at your cousin’s Bar Mitzvah!
Any book becomes a Hot Book. Any video becomes a Hot Video. Any dog becomes a Hot … well, you get the idea! InvisoTorch even works with your bare hands. Huge flame — Hands empty. So, the next time you produce, vanish at mutilate something, do it with fire, the InvisoTorch way. InvisoTorch is as small as a pack of gum and can be taken anywhere. It needs virtually no setup. Just clip it on and off you go. InvisoTorch produces up to 30 bursts of fire per charge and is totally safe. No accidental ignition is possible. It’s self-working and only needs normal butane gas to keep it ready and able.
67 – Early Marlo by Edward Marlo (Book)
A Review by David Acer
As with Early Vernon, the good folks at Magic Inc published the first edition of Early Marlo in the 1960’s, with the intention of preserving a number of Ed’s 1940’s monographs that were in danger of being lost to posterity. Frankly, having now read these, I feel that most would have been better served by allowing them to become the stuff of legend, rather than the object of study. The exception to this is the fourth and final chapter, which we’ll talk more about in a moment.
“Pasteboard Presto,” the first manuscript/chapter, contains nine card routines, all of which make use of bent or crimped cards. There are three approaches to locating a selected card, one in which the card is found reversed in the deck (the mechanics for this are described in one terse sentence – “Slip the top card [selection] to the bottom, reversing it in the action, cut the deck bringing it to the center.”). There is also an obsolete version of “Everywhere and Nowhere” (with no credit given to the originator of the plot), two remarkably uninteresting four ace productions, and a few other fairly unmagical effects involving selections.
The second manuscript/chapter, “Amazing, Isn’t It?,” begins with a diatribe by Marlo against mental magic, gimmicked cards, and tricks requiring pre-arranged decks. I might be more inclined to accept this if it weren’t for his presumably sincere claim that his material is “designed chiefly to entertain the layman.” I appreciate the fact that we are living in a different time, but even taking this into account, I just don’t see any of these tricks engaging an audience. Moreover, in the Foreword, Marlo rails against “counting tricks” (“This kind of monkey business puts everyone to sleep after two deals.”), then he opens the manuscript with a trick called (no joke!) “Card Counted To,” in which a spectator is required to deal cards no fewer than THREE TIMES before he arrives at his selection!
Of somewhat greater interest in this second chapter is “Marlo’s Think A Card,” an impromptu three-card prediction that makes effective use of the One-Ahead Principle, and “No Palm Aces to Pocket,” a clever (and somewhat addictive) technique for delivering one or several cards onto your inside jacket pocket that foregoes the use of palming. Apart from that, we are presented with more B-level plots and laboured handling.
“Marlo’s Discoveries” is the third manuscript/chapter, and contains 21 different methods for revealing a selected card. In its time, this was likely of some use to the reader, if only as a reference, but by today’s standards, these techniques are extremely uninteresting. None of the revelations are particularly visual, and indeed, most are downright boring. Marlo’s shortcomings as a writer also come to the fore here, and you’re likely to find several of the entries incomprehensible. Finally, the crediting is non-existent, except for a brief comment about these discoveries having been “collected” over the years.
Things finally pick up (and substantially at that) in the fourth and final chapter, “Oddity and Other Miracles.” “Oddity,” the “title track,” and the next trick that follows it, offer an interesting exploration of effects that can be accomplished with a deck comprised of 26 red-backed cards and 26 blue-backed cards, including Brainwaves, All-Backs, color-changes, and more. “The Perfect Stop Trick” is a brilliant and self-working method for allowing a spectator to count down in a seemingly random manner to his very own selection in the deck. “A Simple Ace Routine” offers an impromptu mathematical four-Ace location that is surprisingly magical. “Sympathetic Coincidence” is an excellent no-force, no-gimmick prediction effect wherein a freely chosen card from a red-backed deck matches a blue-backed card that was placed aside at the outset. “Double Trouble” is a killer divination of two chosen cards, in which a deck is divided in half, two spectators each take a card from a half, these cards are then returned, then the halves are shuffled together, one face up, the other face down. The magician then spreads the deck and is able to divine both selections from the jumbled mess (this is a real fooler!). In addition, there are three You Do As I Do’s, a pair of Card Stabs, and a few other less interesting routines, including several using products that were popular at the time, such as a mechanical Vanishing Pip Card, and something called Pip Liquid, which is rubber cement with a drop of India Ink stirred in (this, when applied to cards, can be made to look like a pip, but “vanishes” with a touch of the thumb).
Despite the questionable usefulness of the first three chapters, and Marlo’s marginal writing ability, Early Marlo is worth your attention for the final chapter alone, particularly given the low price of the book
68 – TNT – Twelve New Tricks edited by Fabian (Book)
A 1946 Goodlife Publication, Illustrated by Dennis, paperback, 5.5×8.5″ 52 pages, articles and tricks by Ron Bishop, Jack Shepherd, Robt W Edmanson, Syd the Sorcerer, Arthur Eydmann, John K Bays, Jack Le Dair, A G Jacobs, Peter A McDonald, Arnold Gibson and Wilfrid Jonson
69 – Magic by Ho Yam (Book)
70 – Peter Warlock’s Book of Magic
1956 edition. Contents include Miscellaneous Magic (rings, paper, handkerchiefs, balls, candles, mental, etc.), Card Magic, Mental Mysteries, and a chapter on Presentation.
71 – Cigarette Thru Card
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gimmicked Poker size Bicycle Blue back playing card
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printed instructions
VIEW A PERFORMANCE BY EUGENE BURGER HERE
72 – Tony’s Tiger Transformation by Tony Laffan
Tony’s Tiger Transformation is a close up effect using two cards printed with tigers, and a twist on Roy Walton’s ‘Card Warp’
73 – Comedy Funnel
74 – Ghost Bottle by Dave Powell (Coke Bottle Milk Pitcher)
| Dave Powell’s Ghost Bottle looks like a Coke bottle and feels like a Coke bottle. But, yikes, it can do way more amazing magic than an ordinary Coke bottle!The Ghost Bottle can work like a Milk Pitcher. Make a cone out of a piece of paper. Pour a full bottle of liquid into the cone. In a wink, it vanishes!The Ghost Bottle can do the old “ghost drinking the bottle of soda” trick. Place a full bottle of soda on the table. Set a straw in the mouth of the bottle. Walk away. Slowly, the level of liquid goes down until there is just a tiny amount of liquid left in the bottle. Looks like a ghost drank the whole bottle!Just about any liquid trick you’d want to do (as long as it involves vanishing liquid) can be done with the Ghost Bottle!A really well-made prop. To look at it, you’d think it was a real Coke bottle!
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75 – Sean Taylor’s Spot On
Our wacky wonder worker selects a volunteer to help with an amazing thought transference experiement. The spectator chooses a card and concentrates on it. Remarkably, another spectator is immediately able to name the card!This is a wacky and fun mind reading effect where every other spectator except the not so willing volunteer is staring straight at the method! Includes a supply of specially printed gimmicks with a myriad of uses.
76 – George Murray’s Linking Rubber Bands (presented by Nielsen Magic)
A bag filled with rubberbands of assorted shapes and sizes is shown. The magician chooses one, a spectator chooses another. The magician then links both bands which can be rigorously examined.
77 – 1 x pack of Napkin Rose Napkins by Michael Mode
These red and green napkins are custom made for creating the origami napkin roses described in Michael Mode’s “Napkin Rose DVD.” Each pack includes 50 napkins ready to be transformed into beautiful roses.
78 – The Arm
Hang it out of your closet door, under your front door, out of a garbage can, under a car tire, or even sticking out of your briefcase or purse!!! The possibilities are endless!! The Arm even comes with its own real cotton sleeve to make the effect look even more realistic!! Guaranteed to have people howling!!!
79 – Squirmy Worm Rope by Allen Lambie
This amazing effect, originated by Allen Lambie, popular Canadian magician, has been used in his act for many years. You pick up a length of rope any time during your act, hold it by the finger tips, when suddenly, the rope TAKES ON LIFE and starts WINDING itself around your thumb. A weird, uncanny effect. No body connections. Very easy to do.
80 – Squaring The Circle
Magically turn a metal square into a circle (and vice-versa) in the blink of an eye.
81 – Jumbo Sunglasses (Yellow) & Squirting Mustard Bottle (Yellow)
Great novelty items from clowns and kids entertainers. Brand new.
82 – Fire Wallet (Leather, Z Fold Style)
Imagine this…you’re at the cashier ready to pay. Reach into your pocket & pull out your wallet. When you open it up it bursts into flames!
You close the wallet & open it back up & instantly it’s filled with cash!
A funny line is to state: Gee, I have money to burn!
A truly startling effect. The wallet is constructed of genuine leather and looks completely innocent.
83 – Fire Wallet (Leather, Z Fold Style)
See Above
84 – Murphy’s Magic Invisible Thread
Perfect for almost any routine with invisible thread, this package includes a 20-foot length of thread with 142 individual strands ready for separation.
Includes detailed instructions which contain a floating bill routine fully illustrated by Tony Dunn.
85 – Hot Coil by Michael P Lair
Fire In Your Hand Changes Into A 36-Foot Reuseable Ribbon! You recieve a 36-foot coil, with a stainless steel fire gimmick attached, that can be pinned with the enclosed hair band holder, into your pants pocket, jacket pocket, table, scarf, or just about anywhere! Hot Coil gives the audience a cool visual!
86 – The Hand is Faster Than The Eye (Red) by Henry Evans
The magician spreads a deck of cards face down in a fan and, using the Joker as an indicator, moves it along the fan asking the spectator to say stop at any card. The Joker is inserted in the precise spot and the fan is turned face up to show the chosen card. The spectator takes the deck, shuffles it, and while the cards are in the spectator’s hands the magician causes the chosen card to vanish from the deck and reappear in an impossible location.
Henry’s gimmick is based on a creation of Don England. No skill required.
87 – Lee Asher’s Catch 33
Catch 33: three card monte
3 cards.
2 of them lose.
1 wins.
Simple….
“..easy! “… Or so your audience thinks.
Each time they play the game with you, the audience falls into bright traps you’ve set. Thanks to you, they get an authentic lesson on the con game that isn’t a game at all. Grateful and overwhelmed by your jaw dropping performance, they thank you with the sound of their hands slamming together in excitement.
Get ready for praises galore!
Using this beautifully choreographed routine, you will continually manipulate your spectators into choosing the wrong card. They just can’t help themselves.
The Hype: This discussion of the basic Monte technique is perfect for those that have never heard of Three Card Monte, and for those with years of Monte experience that need a refresher.
From there, you will learn The Grecian Turn. This simple original sequence has fooled many of the world’s finest magicians on my travels throughout Europe, Asia and all of the Americas. I get more comments about this sequence than any of the others.
Finally, you’ll learn Ripped. With roots in the classic torn corner plot, many have said this sequence alone is worth the price of this e-manuscript.
*Plus you will get two more phases, the Sosi Switch and Kaiser Con. They are guaranteed to fool spectators with con game psychology never used in a magical context before. You have not seen anything like this before.
Catch 33 borrows actual moves taken from the real street con and combines them with an entertaining magical approach and excellent psychology. It will surpass all of your expectations.
88 – The Chick Trick by Ron Bauer
Learn to “think like a conjurer,” and entertain your audiences! Using any deck of cards, you introduce and assist your “chick,” the cutest, sneakiest card-finding fowl ever with lots of action, laughs, and a stunning payoff.
You get the detailed, fully-illustrated 20-page booklet, necessary gimmick and high-quality, imported metal chick.
89 – Wand Thru Card (Red Bicycle)
Deception taken to new heights! An mini magic wand is pushed straight through the middle of a Bicycle brand card. The card and the magic wand are shown unharmed. Astounding!
You step up to the counter to pay for your goods… everything seems normal. You open up your wallet to get some cash… still everything appears normal.
All of a sudden, fire emits from the inside of your wallet as unsuspecting spectators gasp. This is not normal!
The fire stops and you take out your card or cash… everything is back to normal.
The Volcano Wallet… not your normal fire wallet!!!
Wallet Dimensions Approximately 4″ x 3″ (10cm x 7.5cm)
91 – Richard Osterlind’s Mind Mysteries Volume 2 (Video)
Richard Osterlind has long been considered one of mentalism and magic’s most creative minds.
In this exciting new video series, he shares with you not only his most famous creations but also many highly guarded secrets, ideas and routines, many of which are right out of his professional act.
The Osterlind Breakthrough Card System
In this volume of Richard Osterlind’s landmark video series, he shares perhaps his greatest contribution to magic and mentalism – the Breakthrough Card System, considered by many to be the most ingenious playing card stack ever devised. The spectators could look at the cards for hours and never discover its devilish secret and, for the first time, Richard Osterlind, along with host Jim Sisti, shares twenty years of effects, performance tips, ideas and shortcuts with his inspired creation.
92 – World’s Greatest Magic – Secrets of Money Magic (DVD)
Coins have always held a prominent place in magicians’ repertoires but many have missed the wealth of magic potential in paper currency. As it turns out, the sheer variety of plots possible with paper money far exceeds what can be done with its metal counterparts.
On this volume, you’ll discover a wide assortment of tricks, routines and stunts with paper money that is certain to amaze and amuse any audience. What’s more, many of them can be done totally impromptu with nothing more than a borrowed bill or two.
You’ll learn a stunning bill transposition that occurs right in the spectator’s hand from Michael Ammar, torn and restored (and even burned and restored) bill routines from Jeff McBride, Dan Harlan and Tom Mullica, and topological miracles from Jay Sankey, Michael Close and Rober Neale. There’s guaranteed spectator interest when you increase the denomination of bills, such as in Scotty York’s routine, or even change plain paper into real money, as in Mark Leveridge’s brilliant trick.
MICHAEL AMMAR
BeSwitched
The $2 Bill Tear
Jeff McBride
The Greatest Illusion Ever Created Money
Torn and Restored Bill
DAN HARLAN
Presidential Expression
Suspended Funds
Acrobaticlips
Now U Z It
Dirty T & R
JAY SANKEY
Traveling Expenses
MICHAEL CLOSE
Rubik’s Dollar Bill
Growing Toothpick
TOM MULLICA
(Courtesy of Murphy’s Magic Inc)
The Bill Roll
The Burned Bill
SCOTTY YORK
(Courtesy of Murphy’s Magic Inc)
Fast Eddie Smith
ROBERT NEALE
(Courtesy of Murphy’s Magic Inc)
Bunny Bill
MARK LEVERIDGE
Paper Money
93 – Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right by Patrick
This charming packet trick has been an instant hit with magicians all over the globe! Clever word play and simple card moves combine to create a game where the spectator tries and tries to guess the RIGHT card, but always seems to end up with the WRONG one. Just as they think they might be onto it, the magician pulls a fast one and blows them away with the comedy climax! The cards are completely examinable at the end.
- Easy To Do
- Photo Illustrated Instructions
- Custom Printed Cards
94 – Kard Kopy by Sean Taylor
Four cards are instantly printed before their very eyes and then cleanly shown front and back.
Solving that perennial problem of losing a single card from a Bicycle deck, our intrepid miracle worker shows us a unique new type of blank card which can instantly take on the form of any card. A highly motivated and audience tested “Wild Card” which works in the real world.
- Easy To Do
- Photo Illustrated Instructions
- Complete with Special Cards
95 – Caterpillar Love
A short poem is recited by the performer while showing three full-color cards which illustrate the story of metamorphosis – that of a caterpillar to a coccoon into a butterfly. Each card illustrates a phase of the story except for the last card. On this card there`s no butterfly as everyone expects. The spectator is then asked to wave her hand over the cards and as she does, a butterfly appears on the back of her hand! Comes complete with the necessary, full-color and laminated cards, butterfly, adhesive and detailed instructions.
96 – FAB Paper Pants Tear (2 packets)
Magician displays two sheets of tissue paper and tears them into two different pieces giving one of them to an audience volunteer who is instructed to tear “up” their pieces just like the magician and something “magical” will happen. The volunteer is left with several torn up pieces but the magician “magically” restores his/hers to a pair of pants which is given to the volunteer.
Easy to use and comes with instructions and suggested routine.
97 – Butterfly Storm by Alan Wong
Add a little creativity to your “Snow Storm in China” routine with these multi-colored butterfly shaped storm packets.
Contains 12 Butterfly storm packets.
Instructions not included.
98- Rose to Silk (Magnetic) by Precision Magic
The Performer enters wearing a beautiful rose in his lapel. Just touching it, it transforms the rose into a colorful silk! Very professional and easy to do. No more Wire Gimmick! Completely New Magnetic Method!
99 – Pack of 12 Squeakers
Squeaker Pillow Double-Voice – (12 Pack) – Trick
Squeaker Pillow Double-Voice – (12 Pack) This squeaker is perfect for comedy magic and performing for children. Make it part of your next routine!Double-voice squeakers make a sound both when they are pressed and when they are released.…
100 – Magic Crayons by Rey Ben
Magically Produce Crayons From Bare Hands!
The performer shows both his hands to be completely empty and then produces six crayons one at a time, without his hands ever going near his body! To finish the routine, the performer reaches into the air and produces the crayon box. Finishes completely clean!
Comes with Rey’s ingenious gimmick (prepared to look like a crayon box), six crayons and detailed instructions.
101 – Disposable Mylar Handcoils (Pack of ten)
102 – Who’s Who in Magic by Bart Whaley (Comb bound, collector’s edition) (Reserve $100)
Whaley’s Who’s Who In Magic – Combound Paperback
Special Edition of this massive work with biographical information on hundreds of magicians.
One of just 400 softbound copies, this is a first edition, first printing, 1990. Book is numbered copy #96 on the inside.
A wonderful refererence.
Imagine no more…
You will learn The Mid-Air Lay Down, a basic original pattern. The first time you try it, I bet you’ll fool yourself.
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