A must-have for the close-up and restaurant worker! Here's just one of the many possible uses: The magician sketches a simple cartoon face on a note pad that magically comes to life, with moving eyes and mouth! He tears off the drawing and hands it to t

“The Nothing Box” is here NOW! Is there nothing this box can't do? Vanishes, Monte routines, Transpositions, Productions…and more! Take the classic Rattle Box, and crossbreed it with an Okito Coin Box and you get a startling new idea in magic! Here a

An improved version of a classic trick. The spectator is shown six cards. Unlike older versions of this trick, both sides of the cards are freely displayed. Using the cards and the magician's superior mental ability, it is a simple matter to tell the s

It’s a fantastic starting point for young illusionists--three bolts with colored sleeves are shown to match 3 cards. A card is chosen and the color revealed to no-one. The three bolts are shown and dropped into a clear plastic bottle that is then

Spectator is asked to thread a metal bolt into a brass nut and it takes 20-30 twists. Then it's the magician's turn.

A very mystifying close-up effect that you can present as a telekinetic mystery or as just plain magic.

The magician shows a ball which freely slides down on a thread. Whenever the magician so wishes, the ball stops sliding and freezes in place. Can be handed over to the spectator for examination, and there will be no way for him

With the magician's back turned, the spectator selects one number on the die and seals it inside the smaller of the two canisters. This canister is sealed inside the larger one. The magician can at any time, announce the

Visually stunning! The magician shows his spectators a solid wooden ball, a clear plastic case and two cords. The cords are threaded through a hole in the ball, which is placed inside of the case. The cords are then threaded through holes in the sides

The finest finger cutting illusion ever devised. Your audience won’t believe their eyes, and you won’t believe it either! Oh No! is perfectly safe, of course, and relies upon an unbelievable optical illusion. You’re going to love this. The magician di