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TR-8228
An audience expects every magician worth his name to produce a Rabbit, and if he is true to tradition, the rabbit must magically materialize from his empty top hat. Caring for and feeding a real rabbit, circumventing the laws for using animals in a perfo
$22.95
BK-5521
A compilation of 74 original tricks and routines. The Thompson name has been associated with quality magic for the last 50 years, and this book, his last, is no exception. 140 photographic illustrations for this potpourri of fine magic. Something for e
$39.95
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BK-6787
This latest book out on card tricks is a collection from among the best classic impromptu, mostly self-working card tricks. It is not your average card trick book full of cheesy, simple dime store card tricks. It contains over 100 tricks plus variants
$24.95
TK-0817
Debut is a visually surprising way to produce small objects at your fingertips! Utilize this clever gimmick in your pre-existing routines or a use it in a straight forward impromptu situation for friends and family. A great magician takes advantage
$24.95
TK-0828
Finally, you can take the classic Omni plot to the streets! InvisiBill takes your money magic leaps beyond the norm by adding a truly unexpected kicker ending. A simple, familiar object - a
$24.95
TK-0839
I would like to you a story. In this story, you spread the cards and ask your audience to name any card. No force. You isolate their selection and put away rest of the cards. You turn the tuck case around to show them the brand name of the
$29.95
TK-0840
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
$24.95
DV-3325
John Stessel is a strikingly creative magician. On this DVD, he invites you to take an intriguing journey into his world. Abandon all preconceptions. Inside this mysterious realm, you won't encounter common effects produced by familiar methods.
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