Matrix Poker is a strange game. The rules are very simple. So simple, that they're printed on a coin purse, which the magician displays. Along with the purse, the magician lays out 16 cards on the table. Each card has a monetary value printed on it. A s

Hook your spectators from the very start with the most visual and surprising way to start a magic trick! Turn a pencil into a Sharpie, instantly! From the creators of Bare, Hands Down and SNAPPED, Maxwell's Signature Opener

A standard blank (uncut) key is shown front and back. With a rubbing stroke of the forefinger, the key notches are magically cut. The key can be passed out BOTH before and after the performance. Includes two routines, keys

Perform professional-level mental magic using a miniature bento box! The clever gimmick instantly indicates which food items are secretly chosen, enabling you to accurately divine the spectator's choices. The impact

Mental Cookies from Hanson Chien combine Oreos and Mentalism to create unique and memorable routines. Your audiences will literally get to see their thoughts transmitted into an Oreo, providing a visual moment that is sure to leave a

The spectator is given a ball to hide in one of their hands. Using his mental powers the performer is able to reveal which hand contains the ball. This effect may be performed anytime, anywhere.

Caterpillars transform into beautiful butterflies right in the spectator's hands! A beautiful and stunning close-up effect! You present your great-grandfather's vintage collectible cards - the remains of his childhood

This is a wonderful puzzle but a heck of a good trick. Copied but never equaled. A dollar bill sealed in a wooden box that only you could remove. Import model. Very nice. Looks like a miniature crate. Examinable. Complete with routine.

Midnight Breakfast is a gigantic leap forward in the "Out to Lunch" principle as it requires no rubber bands, no clips and is 100% organic with everyday objects. With this invisible gimmick, you can perform every Out to Lunch eff

The performer brings out a small object concealed in his hand. This is given to a participant to hold in his or her left hand, without the person viewing it. The performer comments, "Although you can't see it, you can feel