Tricks: Magic Tricks

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...

The magician offers to teach the audience a simple card trick. To make it easy to see, he uses a fan of 3 jumbo playing cards. Two of the cards are red sevens while the middle card is a black seven. The backs of the cards are shown and it is seen that the middle card (the black seven) has a sticker on the back. The magician says this makes...

This beautifully crafted metal coin is amazingly accurate in every detail. Impressive scale and color make this coin a must-have for all Coin Magicians and coin collectors as well! They have a brilliant finish.
These are not real silver.

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.

You begin by displaying three glasses on a wooden tray. A green silk is inside one the end glasses. You tell the childrenyou will make the silk jump to another glass. You put the tray behind you back and turn the whole thing around so the silk is now on the opposite end of the tray. You now repeat this to make the silk go back. At this point...

Imagine a standard Schlage house key that you can link to another key, put on or take off a string held by a spectator. Crafted by Joe Porper to precision standards, no matter how close anyone looks at the key they can't see any gimmickry. Use it for Mike Close's Ring Fright routine, or anything your imagination dreams up with...

The new age way to do the famed Ring Flight without a reel, thumb tip or any difficult sleights. You show the case contains a key. You borrow a ring and tell them you will put the ring onto a string held by spectators. Suddenly the key is on the string and the borrowed ring is in the key case. It's safe and easy to do, the ring is...

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

The magician starts by placing the two red Aces off to the side. Two spectators then each select a card and replace them back in the deck. The magician inserts the Aces face-up into the pack, then immediately spreads the deck to reveal two cards between the face-up Aces! The spectators themselves remove these "sandwiched" cards and they...

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...

The magician displays three ropes in his closed fist, offering a cash prize to the spectator that can select the rope with a secret marking on it. Despite his best efforts, the spectator's two selections are NEVER correct. The specetator pulls two ropes from the magicians fist, and neither has the secret mark.

Offering to show...

Specially designed for the bar room audience, this little packet trick is incredibly east toperform, but can still get an incredible response! Complete with the name of the chosencard written in Chinese and an extra special lady who appears at the surprise ending,this effect is bound to become a favorite in every pub! This voluptuous lady,...

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 deck with a hole drilled all the way thru the pack is shown. As the magician riffles thru the pack the spectator is asked to call "STOP" at any time they like. They are asked to remember the chosen card and are immediately handed the deck to hold. The magician then inserts a padlock through the hole to lock all the cards together....

If it were any more direct, it would be real mindreading!

You show a deck of cards completely, front and back. You also show the "Lone Stranger"...a single card, with a different colored back from the deck. The cards are shuffled and openly spread on the table, allowing a spectator to select any card. When the spectator's card...

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...