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RUNIC
RUNIC
TK-0655
Looks like telekinesis! RUNIC is a modern-day twist on the haunted key routine. A fully working Sharpie can be placed on a card box, on a table, in a spectator's hand or even isolated under a glass bowl. Then, on your command, the Sharpie will flip
$34.95

FREA-CAPPED W/GIMMICK
FREA-CAPPED W/GIMMICK
DV-3153
An incredible, self working piece of visual magic. A Sharpie marker that impossibly recaps itself! Freacapped is an ingenious gimmicked Sharpie marker that allows you to perform an incredibly visual piece of magic with NO SKILL
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 POLYMORPH
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POLYMORPH
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POLYMORPH
Item #:
TK-0519
Author/Artist:
Strange, Jimmy
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$34.95
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POLYMORPH

I think think this is just about as bizarre and as clever and they come! As Paul Harris might've said in the 70's, "This is a little slice of weird!" Just imagine using a Sharpie pen to have a spectator's card selection signed - like you always do! Then by stretching the clip on the pen cap you get it to physically change its shape and match the selection! This "little slice of weird" is EXACTLY what you are able to do with Polymorph! AND.... you can even let the spectator examine it! It is super visual and easy to perform, totally organic magic that you won't want to leave home without it. This is Polymorph by Jimmy Strange. Easy to perform--Multiple routines--Quality gimmicks--Highly visual.

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 I think think this is just about as bizarre and as clever and they come! As Paul Harris might've said in the 70's, "This is a little slice of weird!" Just imagine using a Sharpie pen to have a spectator's card selection signed -
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