Tricks: Magic Tricks

A wonderful, intriguing story of the infamous Count Cagliostro is presented in true bizarre fashion.
A small skull, a keepsake from the estate of the Count is used to relate a strange ritual in which the skull magically frees itself after being bound by two silken cords.

You are supplied with all the props necessary to perform...

A paddle trick so Ingenious, the paddle move becomes optional:

The performer's card trick is interrupted by a troublesome (imaginary) fly. The performer introduces a flyswatter. After batting the fly, an image of the selected card mysteriously appears on the fly swatter.

The magician shows how to "snap" a rubberband placed in the end of the Snapper. Try though the spectator may, he'll never be able to snap it.

Works every time. Simple in operation.

The most amazing game of Three Card Monte ever devised, including the specially-made mechanical cards, step-by-step instructions with photographs, full presentation and patter.

Soft Shoe Monte uses just three jumbo cards (with the requisite Bicycle backs, thank you very much) to pull the proverbial wool over the eyes of your spectators....

A half dollar is placed inside a container with holes in the lid and base. Spikes are pushed through the container apparently penetrating the coin. A REAL MYSTERY!

The HB Spirit club is an extremely durable unibody juggling club, molded from high impact materials. Vinyl-wrapped handle and bottom. Comes with instructions

Weight = 195g
Club Length = 19.5 inches

set includes 3 clubs

The magician shows his audience a vibrantly colored feather, and attempts to balance it on the back of a playing card. He succeeds!

But then, the real magic happens: the feather seemingly controlled by the spirits, rises to a vertical position on the back of the card, and begins to twist, twirl and dance! It moves back and forth...

A string is threaded through a brass nut and both ends are held by a spectator. The nut is covered with a handkerchief and the magician reaches under and removes the nut. Well made!

The audience is shown two slates each being blank on both sides. The slates are tied together with a rope or ribbon and given to a spectator to hold. A chalk is waived over the slates as the spirits are summoned. When the slates are untied they now contain some writing. This may be the name of a selected card or any other forced prediction....

A totally different card trick! Magician shows a deck of cards that arecut in half diagonally. He then writes a prediction on a piece of paperand has two spectators each select half a card. When both halves are put together not only do the halves match but they also match the prediction.

Bicycle poker size

The perfect introduction to one of the fundamental branches of magic. Written for the amateur, but with material suitable for the performing pro. Magic with sponge balls has been popular with magicians of all skill levels for nearly 80 years. In this publication techniques of sponge ball tricks are explained and then applied to a variety...

Magician holds a closed match box by the sides. On command the drawer rises out of the box.

The Spring Wand is a comedy prop similar to a Breakaway Wand but is more versatile and can be used for other comedy effects.

Made from a 17" long, strong spring with plastic tips screwed on at the ends.

When held in the middle it is rigid and can be waved as a normal wand, but when held at the tips it wobbles around...

A classic effect made to perfection. A stack of coins are stacked on the back of a spectator's hand and covered with a simulated leather cone. The cone is lifted revealing a stack of PENNIES! Each stack is carefully assembled by hand. Complete with cone and intructions.

A new twist on a genuine classic of magic "The Ash Trick," has been performed regularly for many years by magicians all over the world.

This new system, replaces the ashes, with clearly stamped images. This system allows for specific images to be stamped on the spectators palm at will. The system includes five custom images...

Imagine a wallet that allows you to have a selected card signed and with NO SLEIGHT OF HAND, it vanishes from the pack and appears inside the zippered compartment of your hippocket wallet! In fact, you can even have the wallet laying on the table in FULL VIEW! This is a pro-level effect! Imagine doing this and many other reputation making...

A card is turned face up and placed back on the pack. Suddenly the card starts floating out towards the audience away from the deck. It just looks like it is FLOATING in space, but its just the static-charge! The cards then slowly floats back onto the deck. NO Threads!

Just as you approach your audience, you realize you're chewing gum. As you apologize for the "social faux pas," you remove the gum from your mouth and search in vain for a place to put it.

Since nothing is handy, you'll have to resort to magic. With a wave, the gum visibly transforms back into a brand-new dry stick...

Long off the market, the Val Evans STOP TRICK has been considered one of the classics in card-control effects.

Made by Viking in select hardwood with brass accents to compliment any discriminating program.

A standard deck of playing cards, a length of ribbon and a simple wooden houlette are displayed. Two cards...

From a blue-backed deck, the performer removes three face-down cards from three diffrent places. A fourth card is selected. Each of the three inital cards are shown to match the selected card exactly. The performer remarks that the only way the trick would bepossible is if the four cards came from from four different decks. Accordingly,...

From Samuel Patrick Smith ... Slide a picture of SUPER FROG wearing his bright red cape into an envelope and hand it to a helper. A second helper holds an empty envelope. Say the magicwords and SUPER FROG will jump from one envelope to the other -- or will he? When the cardis removed from the first envelope SUPER FROG is gone, a cut out...

The Magician asks a spectator to remove a quarter from their pocket and sign it. The Magician then takes the coin, holding it in full view and begins to rub the coin between his fingertips. The coin begins to bend. The signed bent coin is immediately given to the specctator as a souvenir.

The performer walks on to the stage. His hands are clearly empty. The hands are brought together and when openedthere is a large bouquet of spring flowers.

These Spring Flowers are made of mylar and are much more flexible and better lasting than normal flowers. When folded they occupy very nominal place, yet when produced they...

Imagine asking a spectator to think of any number. You write a prediction on the back of your business card. When they say their number, you turn over your card and it matches. Every time! Does magic get any more direct than this?

Now you can predict a spectator's freely thought of name, number, date, age - even the amount of...

A card is selected and shuffled back into the deck. The performer displays a wooden frame withw ith two sheets of glass rubber banded together. The pack of cards is tossed at the frame and instantly the selected card appears BETWEEN the sheets of glass.