Tricks: Magic Tricks

The Magician states that for his next trick, he will need three balls. Suddenly one appears in his right hand and two in his left. After allowing the audience a chance to examine these, two balls are placed into a spectators hand, the third vanishes.

The Magician now places two balls in his hand, one in his pocket. Opening his hand,...

The key word here is precision. You'll fool yourself with this beautifully made piece of magic. All of the standard transpositions and penetrations are possible including this classic: Spectator holds his hand in a fist with his thumb pointing straight up. A handkerchief is spread over his hand and the solid brass ring is placed over...

The Jo Pro Coin Box comes with a gimmicked coin box, a gimmicked half dollar and a gimmicked card. When used together you can perform some of the cleanest transpositions, penetrations, vanishes and productions you could imagine. The gimmicks do most the work so you don't have to be as proficient in coin box handling as you would with...

This is an economical Jumbo Coin. Made of aluminum but very accurate in detail. This coin is not real silver.

This large rabbit make a great finale to your sponge ball routine. Matches the rabbits shown above but thisone is 5 inches long and 3 inches tall.

The Classic card gaff on jumbo 4 1/2 x 7 inch Bicycle cards!

Imagine having an ink pen come to life right in your hands!

The Royal Magic Jumping Pen does just that. It rises from your clenched fist, it jumps out of your hand and gyrates in a variety of strange directions.

An effect that defies the laws of chance! You and a spectator each select two cards from a deck with a kaleidoscope of over 25 back designs. Amazingly, the backs of the spectator�s freely selected cards match the backs of your cards. But what is even more magical is that the faces of the selected cards match too. All are red queens. You...

Measures 16 x 36 inches

Measures 19 x 29 inches

A chosen card is placed into a small envelope. The envelope is slightly smaller than the card so that the top of the card remains visible at all times. Magician then takes a knife and pushesit completely through the envelope. The knife is removed and the card is shown unharmed! Knife not included.

This is a marvelous creation from the fertile minds of Jim Swoger, Jay Leslie and George Robinson. A golden skeleton key (24K gold plated!) is displayed at the fingertips. The bit or tang at the end of the key is caused to move around the shaft of the key. Then the bit is slid the length of the key towards the bow or handle, where it remains...

Lethal Tender is a set of coins (half dollar and Chinese coin) with a playing card in a neat plastic case. With these items, fantastic transformations take place. The card is waived over the half dollar and it instantly changes to a Chinese coin!

No sleight of hand required! Anyone can do this right away!

Close-up Master Henry Evans strikes again with this clever effect that happens right in the spectator's hand! Several rubber bands are dropped into hand of the spectator. The spectator is instructed to close their hand and in an instant the magician has the spectator open the hand to show that all the bands are now linked in a continous...

The performer displays an empty cylinder, a clear glass & another glass full of liquid.
The liquid is poured into the cylinder but magically it doesn't fall out of the empty tube.
A handkerchief or silk is now past through the cylinder to prove it's empty.
Finally the clear glass is passed through the cylinder and emerges...

A playing card is chosen and shown to the audience. The magician explains that he has a duplicate of the same card in his pocket. He starts to pull the card from his pocket but it appears to be the wrong one! However, as he continues to remove the cards, it seems to grow in length, proving to be the correct card after all. The Long Card...

Imagine having complete control over your necktie as it levitates, lowers, and animates at your command. With absolutely no apparent movement of your body, you can cause any necktie to move up and down magically. Seeing it will delight and surprise people around you...it grabs their attention! They will laugh and ask, Hey, how do you...

Has anyone ever asked you to produce a rabbit on the spot? Now you can!
You show a small matchbox. One side of the box has a drawing of a giftbox. The giftbox is closed and sealed with a ribbon.You remove a match from the matchbox and wave it like a magic wand. Suddenly, a small rabbit figurine appears on top of the matchbox!
You...

An egg vanishes and is re-produced from examined empty bag.

Black Soft Rugged Loose Material
Invisible Pocket! Stick their Hand Inside! Instructions Included!

A borrowed ring is placed over a brass skeleton key. It is impossible for the spectator to remove the key because both ends of the key are wider than the diameter of the ring. They won't figure out you even got the ring on in the first place, but you can just as easily take it off.

Magician selects a prediction card from a deck and lays it aside. From a different deck magician holds cards up one at a time and asks a spectator to stop at any point. The audience can see that every card matches the prediction, except for the spectator who is seated behind the performer.Once the spectator makes a selection he is asked...

A spectator selects a card from a shuffled deck. Free choice. No force. Remove two cards from the card box and explain that these two cards have been treated with special chemicals that can "actually melt and dissolve other playing cards!"Show all three cards on both sides. They appear to be regular Bicycle poker-size cards.Take the two...

Three examples of mind reading in one!

The magician shows a board with six spaces for writing. He writes down a prediction and covers it up. A spectator writestheir response underneath the performers prediction. This is done 3 times. At the end the predictions are uncovered and they match exactly what the spectators had wrote.

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A mental miracle suitable for stage, close-up, and even the phone or internet!

The magician asks a spectator to think of an object from a printed list. The selection process is extremely fair. Yet, even before the spectator makes her selection, the magician knows what object she is destined to pick! This is thought reading...

Performer pours liquid into a magazine. The magician turn the magazine completely over and flips through the pages. The liquid is gone!
Whenever the magician desires he can pour the liquid back out of the magazine.

We supply the gimmick. You supply the magazine.