The bill tube of the new millennium. You borrow a note from a spectator and have them sign their name across the front. The signed note is then placed into an envelope and "they" burn it. You joke about not being able to fix the bill because they burnt

Imagine being able to perform the classic Hippity Hop Rabbits effect without the cumbersome apparatus you may have used in the past. This is the same trick, only in a close-up version. The rabbits and covers measure only six inches high, but the effect

After long days of negotiation with Mickael, we finally managed to talk him into letting go of a few of his pet creations -- effects that have made him among the best known French creators of magic in the world. Mickael will be

You'll have to look long and hard for a trick this cool for only $12.95...It's absolutely mind-boggling! A shocking transposition--HONEYCOMB. This snappy trick uses two hexagonal rings, one yellow and one black. Each ring is punched with a

The magician shows a pencil that has six different colors on it. A spectator selects a color and the pencil is sealed inside a metal tube. The tube is opened and the pencil is dumped out. It has magically changed to match

From Al Bach's Magic Now...Houdini is still in the escape business. A card is shown with Houdini trapped in a tank of water (his name is written on the card). It is held in the spectator’s hands, securely trapping Houdini. He makes

A card (with a picture of the great Houdini) is locked inside a cut-out frame with a nut and bolt. It is impossible for "Houdini" to escape without removing the bolt. The magician unbolts and takes out the card from the

A card is chosen and returned to the deck. The entire deck is put back into its case and "magician-proofed" with two rubber bands. Nevertheless, you magically cause the card to escape from its "prison" and produce the spectators card! Next, you replace

An oldie and a goodie! The magician threads three wooden beads onto two golden laces. The spectator then secures the beads on the laces with a double knot. Much to the surprise of the spectator, though, the beads can be immediately removed from the lac

Houdini magically escapes from prison while being closely guarded. It's almost self-working - no sleights required! Just follow Tony Clark's moves and patter. This is a fun and easy trick to perform. You get four glossy 4" x 6" cards