A classic pocket trick. A long-necked vase is shown, and a rope is inserted into it. The vase and rope are inverted. Miraculously, the rope remains suspended from the vase. Then, grasping the rope, the vase is seen to be suspended from it. This looks

Quickest and easiest Bill or Card to Marker Pen. Packs small and plays huge! You can even load it while the spectator holds the pen! Comes with one gimmick pen and one normal working pen and lots of tips and ideas. Super simple to

This effect has long been unavailable. Six dice are shown to a spectator in a little gift box. The dice have all different numbers facing up. A seventh die is introduced to the spectators after the box is closed. A spectator freely throws the die on t

Performer shows a small cylinder or drum. This is completely empty, and the audience can see right through it. Tissue paper squares are now placed on both ends of the drum, and rings clamped over this. You can hold the capped drum in front of a candle

With this apparatus, the magician is able to easily determine any number that the spectator has merely thought of, between 1 and 95. There is no adding, subtracting, no math whatsoever. The cards are made of a durable plastic and they are wallet

The Mystery Box is a classic plot that most magicians have in their repertoire. Having a freely selected, signed card, appear miraculously in an isolated container is a plot that is easy to follow, and it drives magicians and laypeople

Imagine this: You show the spectator a card saying that represents a prediction...the prophecy of Horus. Then you introduce cards of mixed puzzle pieces saying that they create three typical Egyptian symbols. At this point the spectator will proceed to

Brian Watson's Psychic Chess 2.0 has all the impact of a Knight's Tour but no memory work! It's small enough to fit into a single credit catd slot of your wallet… yet it play's huge! Psychic Chess 2.0 is an easy to do, interactive

The magician turns his back and invites the spectator to seal a match or toothpick inside one of two metal cylinders. The spectator then covers each cylinder with an opaque cup or cocktail napkin. The magician faces the spectator

The magician displays a transparent board with four different fruits written on its surface. A spectator is invited to select one of the fruits, and hide that selection from view. The transparent board is