Drink Production Cabinet

The performer displays a cabinet with a large cut-out front. Cabinet is shown to be completely empty by waving a wand inside. A silk or handkerchief is draped over the cabinet for just a moment. Instantly, a soda or beer can appears inside. The can can be removed immediately and handed to a spectator to … Read more

Impossible Case (Mini) – With Ball

A mini briefcase is placed on the table. The performer picks up the case, and when opened  a large 1.5 inch Solid Wood billiard ball pops out from inside the case. The ball is noticeably larger than the case itself, creating a surprising and impossible-looking effect. Once removed its impossible to fit the ball back … Read more

Flowers from Fingertips

flower from fingertips

The performer reaches into the air, and plucks out a beautiful red rose, at his fingertips. This is placed in a bowl, and another flower plucked out from thin air, and another,… as many as he wishes.And finally, if you like, you could distribute the roses to the ladies in your audience. Adapted from the … Read more

Flick Master

Flick master

The Flick Master is a changing device resembling a regular wallet with a window compartment. Any item placed in the window pocket (which is on view at all times of the performance) can be instantly and visibly changed with just the flick of a finger. A very visual utility device, which you can use to Change, Produce or Vanish flat items … Read more

Lady to Lion (Large)

LADY TO LION

Here is a flat two dimensional model of the famous Lady To Lion illusion.  The magician shows a picture of a lady in a cage, with a magician standing behind her.  He describes the famous Lady To Lion Illusion, where the magician’s pretty assistant is transformed into a large African Lion. In an instant the … Read more

Swami Mantra – Bound Volume

We had had several recent requests for the Swami-Mantra Bound Volume after it was mentioned in David Blaine’s series “Do Not Attempt” a year ago. This was a pair of magazines edited by Sam Dalal and published from 1972 to 1977, with 36 issues of Swami, and 28 issues of Mantra.  What made this magazine different was a mixture … Read more