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 THAT'S AMORE'
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THAT'S AMORE'
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THAT'S AMORE'
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BK-2259
Author/Artist:
Kranzo, Nathan W. & Kevin Williams
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$15.00
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THAT'S AMORE'
This is an entire booklet of close up effects specifically created for that "special" couple. How many times have you approached a table where there is an anniversary, proposal, or some other "lovey-dovey" event? Now you will be ready to perform close up magic with a romantic touch that is perfect for such an occasion. Here is a collection of special tricks from Reed McClintock, Sean-Dylan Reidweg, Keven Williams, Michael Sibbernson, Tomas Blomberg, Marcelo Contento, Matt Williams, Luke Dancy, Steve Mayhew, Greg Wilson, and of course Nathan Kranzo. These are the things that will make them remember you for a long time since it all seems so special just for them. Believe me, when the occasion arises and you do one or more of these effects, you can't miss!
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 This is an entire booklet of close up effects specifically created for that "special" couple. How many times have you approached a table where there is an anniversary, proposal, or some other "lovey-dovey" event?
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