Completely hand made, this snapper is a large version of the famous pocket trick. A wooden tube with a rubber band in its end is displayed along with a small rod with a hook on the end. The magician explains that the object is to slide the rod into the

One of the hottest selling tricks of the late eighties is back and its made better than ever for the new generation of close-up enthusiasts! A small envelope is signed front and back and left on the table in full view. A playing card is now freely selec

This is a wonderful pocket close-up trick. Imagine taking a short length of ribbon and threading it through the sleeve of a matchbox. After having the spectator insert the drawer into the matchbox, imagine being able to remove the ribbon from the box--d

To demonstrate the apparatus place the tube over the finger of a spectator and GENTLY push a spear into a few holes, just far enough so he can feel it touch his finger. The magician places the plastic tube on his finger and then pushes six

Say goodbye to your Glorpies, Spectre is fresh, practical and a great piece of magic.--Richard Sanders. Imagine having the ability to perform a wide range of visually ASTONISHING effects using an everyday, common

The Spellbinding Boxes are a true marvel of magic. A spectator’s signed coin is placed under a handkerchief and then held by the spectator. The magician then removes a golden container from his pocket and it is placed in the spectator’s other hand. Now

A Modern Day-Light Séance that can be performed close-up or on a stage with 3 Phases! (This is a cheap imitation of Dean's Box--I would highly recommend the original!) The front

The spirit key, although looks exactly like the golden key, will, on a haunting command, roll over in your hand all by itself. No strings attached! Great for routines using the ghost and spirit themes.

An old fashioned key is placed in the palm of your hand. It slowly turns over all by itself! No threads or magnets or gimmicks. 100% examinable. Gold plated. Comes with key and instructions.

Originated by master machinist Carl Brema, this has become a staple in the close-up arsenal of many professional performers. A brass nut is handed for inspection along with a length of cord. The spectator is asked to thread the nut on the cord, and then