Flash Bag

The Flash Bag is a versatile magic prop. With no need for complex sleight of hand, it allows magicians of all skill levels to create stunning effects with ease. Some effects you can perform: Card Swap: Two playing cards are inspected by the audience. One is placed in the bag, and the other on the … Read more

Adair’s Clip-A-Color

A Funtime exclusive from the fertile mind of Ian Adair. There must be times when you want a spectator to select a color – a colored silk – a colored ball etc. This ‘strip’ has been made to force the color you want – from 4 different ones. And, there’s no fake-counting here – the spectator simply selects … Read more

Nutty Bolt – Wonder

A very mystifying close-up effect which you can present a a telekinetic mystery, or just plain magic. Effect :- A metal Nut is threaded on a large metal bolt with a collar and dropped into a tube. A shake of the tube, and the contents of the tube are tipped to show the nut has magically … Read more

Acrobatic Blocks – Revamped

This is a revamped version of the classic Acrobatic Blocks trick. Made entirely of Acrylic to give you bright glossy colors that will not chip, this will last a life time of use with a little handling care. This version eliminates the extra block used in the classic version of the effect, and allows you … Read more

Pick A Color Streamer

A quick, easy-to-perform, and visual effect that will captivate your audience! A streamer with six vibrant colors is shown freely front and back. A spectator is asked to select a number from 1 to 6, and with just a wave of your hand, the streamer instantly transforms into their chosen color—right before their eyes! The … Read more

Svengali Pad (A6 SIZE)

The Svengali Pad is an invaluable accessory for Mental magic, like the Thumb-tip is for general magic. It gets its name from Burling Hulls’s famous Svengali Deck, working on a similar principle, and is a utility prop for Predictions and Mind-reading effects that can be used to force words, numbers, designs, colors, playing cards, or anything … Read more