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 CANE TO TABLE
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CANE TO TABLE
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CANE TO TABLE
Item #:
TR-1549
Author/Artist:
Nielsen, Norm
Price/ea:
$595.00
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CANE TO TABLE
The Tiffany of tables...The perfect opener for the manipulator! You've seen this table in Michael Finney's act. Magician enters the stage with a cane in his hand. When ready to perform, he twists the cane that changes into a three-legged stand. He places a hat, a magazine, etc., on the cane, which now becomes a handy table! Legs are made of tempered aircraft aluminum. Height: 33". "Table Gimmick" is included. Top professionals around the world use this item. It is endorsed and used by the Great Tomsoni. Top Hat is not included. We sell fine collapsible top hats for $230/each--please call for details.
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 The Tiffany of tables...The perfect opener for the manipulator! Magician enters the stage with a cane in his hand. When ready to perform, he twists the cane that changes into a three-legged stand. He places a hat, a magazine, etc., on the c
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