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A handsome executive-style chrome pen that can be pushed through objects without leaving a hole! This pen can be pushed through a bill, a business card- even a coin! Best of all, the spectator...
Since the invention of the Chinese Linking Rings magicians have been magically linking things together. For this effect you take out a pack of mints from your pocket. Take two mints and make them...
Try to imagine what is inside this small tin. You give it a shake and you feel something inside. Perhaps you may think it is a ring or a coin. But, after you look inside the only thing you see is...
The performer shows a wallet with a small square in the middle. A mirror attached to a ribbon is passed around for inspection, then inserted into the wallet. A die (singular for dice) is...
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Mirror
Five colored brass disks are displayed. The spectator is asked to flip the disks over and mix them up hiding the different colors. The spectator selects a disk and is asked to place all disks in...
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Brass
Hand your spectator this beautifully crafted brass die, a chamber and lid. Ask your spectator to pick a number between 1 and 6, place the die into the chamber with his or her number face up,...
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Brass
You show the brass tube and the steel ball, the ball is clearly too large to fit in the tube. However on your command the ball slowly sinks down into the tube. Now on your command the ball...
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Brass
Display a rod with six different colored dots on both sides. The spectator names a number between 1 and 6. Count to the color red. Give a quick shake and all the dots become red! Another shake...
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Hot Rod
A spectator signs a bill and places it under a black cloth. The spectator is also given a brass tube sealed with a lock. The performer takes the cloth away to reveal that the signed bill has...
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Copper
This is an imitation fur mouse, accompanied by a 24 page booklet for manipulating it by Ian Adair titled "Mouse Animation, the Tom Harris Way"
The amateur magician will probably put the book on...
Performer shows a knife and a currency bill or note which may be borrowed.
A piece of paper, the same size as the bill is folded in half, and the knife pushed through the middle. When the knife...
The performer displays two pieces of colored tissue paper. These are torn, and when he attempts to restore them, they have transformed into a pair of paper pants !
Perform this as a sequel to...
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