Magic that happens in the spectator's hands is always the most powerful and memorable magic. Blake Vogt's adaptation of Michael Weber's "Four Dollars in Change" is just that...POWERFUL and something they will never

Phil Knoxville brings you the ultimate geeky and gross-out effect, Signed Card in Nose. This is SCIN. A card is selected from the deck, signed and returned. You lose the card in the deck and ask your

Pro magicians were raving about ONE trick at the world's largest magic convention. And it's FINALLY HERE: "Even if you THINK you might know how it might work, you're almost certainly wrong. It's insanely clever."

Bring a photograph to life and removed a signed selection from inside! The SNAPPED DVD includes two different approaches to Cameron's insanely commercial effect. Gaffs are included inside the box for 'SNAPPED'

Souvenir Linking LoverBands is created by Alan Wong on the ten-year anniversary of his best selling rubber band effect "Stargazer". Paul Harris and Alan Wong had the same dream (at the same time) to produce permanently linked

Do not leave the shop without seeing a demo of this trick! This is one of the most VISUAL and STUNNING illusions in magic. And you're gonna be able to make it happen INCHES from your spectators' eyeballs. Borrow a dollar

You are the victim of a strange wardrobe malfunction. One of your shirt buttons has been mistakenly sewn right nest to another button. This tragedy would leave the average person in a sad, hopeless sludge of mis-buttoned humiliation.

Sticky is a DVD by Kevin Schaller and Oliver Smith that contains 4 strong effects that you can perform using chewing gum. All the effects are very practical, organic, easy to perform and will leave your spectators astonished.

The Ultimate Bar Magic Effect! Imagine being able to visually move the logo on your polo shirt from its original location to a completely different spot, only to reveal it is permanently STITCHED in! This is a

A spectator is handed a sugar packet from the table and asked to hold on to it. A box of crayons are introduced and the spectator is asked to select a color. For our example, the spectator chooses green. A green crayon is taken