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Johnson Products |
A steel ball is set on top of a small brass tube. The ball is obviouslylarger than the tube. Slowly the ball sinks down into the tube; then justas mysteriously it rises back to the top. Instantly both the ball and thetube are handed out for examination. |
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An exact duplicate of the Okito box with one important difference. The bottom has a recess that will accomodate a half dollar. This variation makes many amazing effects possible. |
Here's a classic piece of magic using the beautiful Johnson Chinese coins. The effect is so straight forward it defies detection. Two coins only are used. The Half Dollar is droppedinto an envelope while the Chinese coin is slowly and fairly placed into your hand. Instantlythey change places. Since no sleights are used, there is nothing for the skeptic to detect. Includes a regular Chinese Coin |
Weighing in at nearly half a pound the new Johnson Gold Chop Cup is spectacular. If you already own the JP Cups & Balls you will be delighted to know that this is made to the exact dimensions as their Gold Cups.The simplicity of a Chop Cup routine makes it one of the most entertaining and fascinating close-up routines you can perform. This is truley a piece of apparatus you will cherish. The Chop Cup also matches the Johnson Cups & Balls. |
This is a visual miracle. Picture this: Borrow a quarter, and borrow a cigarette. Then right under their noses you push the cigarette through the center of the quarter. Let the effect sink in, then pull the cigarette back out. You wont believe this gimmicked coin even after you've seen it. |
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Johnson Products has done to the Cups and Balls what they did to gimmicked coins 35 years ago.They have produced a piece of apparatus that is unsurpassed in quality. New technology has enabled them to turn a solid 6 1/2 pound piece of solid brass into the most perfectly balanced, exquisitely finished cup you have ever seen. "These are absolutely the nicest cups I have ever seen! My Paul Fox cups are going back on the shelf. Take my word for it, these are the most workable and beautiful cups on the market" Bill Malone |
An old favorite in top quality. The coins are placed in the spectator's hand and they are both visible as the hand is closed into a fist. When the hand is open the dime has completely vanished. Easy to do and made to last.Any trick that happens in the spectator's hand is especially magical and thisone will surely have them mystified. Comes with a brass bang ring. |
One of the most deceptive coin devices is the expanded shell. In the right hands, miracles can take place with this ingenious piece of apparatus. The expanded shell will fit over any coin of equal denomination. |
Two half dollars are placed on the palm of your hand. Close you hand and when you open it up again there's only one coin! This clever gimmick does all the work. There's lots of possibilities with this coin. Show two coins in one hand and show your other hand empty. In an instant you have one coin in each hand! |
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The five gimmicked coins in the Hopping Half set have always represented one of the biggest values in coin magic. This version includes two Expanded coins and a Sun & Moon set. Dozens of tricks can be performed by using these coins separately or you can put them all together and do the mind-boggling Hopping Half routine. Briefly: Two coins are shown, a Half Dollar and an English Penny. One of the coins is dropped into your pocket and it immediately reappears back in your hand. The other coins is placed in your pocket and it too hops back. The effect is repeated again and finally, when the poor spectator is about to give up, you open your hand and to his astonishment everything has vanished! |
The audience a simple plastic poker chip with a brightly colored center. Your hands are otherwise empty. Suddenly, a series of incredible color changes takes place. The chip is continually shown front and back and the hands are shown empty throughout. For a finish,the chip changes to a half dollar. |
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