Silkola

A silk is freely shown and vanished from the performer’s hand, a change bag, or by any preferred method. From the outset, a clear empty plastic bottle is displayed and then covered by a cylinder. Everything remains in full view. When the cylinder is lifted away, the vanished silk is seen sealed inside the bottle, … Read more

Finger Disecto

This is a miniature version of the popular Disecto Arm Chopper effect. Performer shows a frame with holes, and a chopper blade, that cuts through beans, or a cigarette placed in the holes. Then he places his (or a spectator’s) finger in the hole in the middle of the frame, and passes the metal blade … Read more

Utility Close-Up Pad

The Utility Close Up Pad is a working surface designed for close-up magicians who need more than just a soft mat. The hard-backed construction allows the pad to be used on a table, an improvised stand, or on your lap, making it suitable for seated performances, walk-around situations, or compact setups where a large table isn’t practical. The firm base keeps the surface stable … Read more

Encyclopedia of One-liners for Magicians by Sam Dalal

Encyclopedia of One-liners for Magicians compiled by Sam Dalal

From the intro – “One of the first lessons I learnt in my performing days was that a tongue-in-cheek presentation could be as effective and possibly much more entertaining than one with pompous pretensions. I spent as much on literature devoted to patter and one-liners as I did to books with new tricks and routines, sleights … Read more

Ball and Cube Transposition

ball and cube Transposition

The magician displays a rotating pedestal with a small box that has a picture of a yellow die on it. He also shows three dice — one red, one yellow, and one blue — along with a ball featuring a smiley face, and a large square tube. The large tube has illustrations of two dice … Read more

Boston Box – Deluxe Wood (50c size)

  A variation of the Okito Box , this holds 4 half dollar (or equivalent) coins. Set the box on the back of your hand. Lift the lid, and the audience can see the coins fill the box. Cover the box, tap it, and the coins instantly pass through the box and the back of … Read more