Peek and Prediction Whiteboard by IARVEL Magic
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Magic Studio 2000 catalog
Category: BEGINNER
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A light bulb held by the magician lights up on command and can be used for card revelations, questions and comedy...
A funny Bicycle card effect where a hungry monkey eats all the bananas and grows unexpectedly fat.
A poker-size ESP deck printed on Bicycle Rider Back cards with 55 cards and instructions for 5 effects.
A rope is visibly cut inside a small case and then comes out perfectly restored.
A lightning-fast visual transformation: two playing cards change into dollar bills in full view.
A classic stage production: boxes with flowers appear from a paper bag that was shown empty.
Two joined hankies immediately change color with a touch of the magician's hand.
Two tied silks visibly change color when the magician runs a hand over them.
A classic comedy effect: a bra unexpectedly appears between two tied 18-inch hankies.
A soft rope stands vertically at the magician's command and then transforms into an 18-inch red silk.
A cigarette is placed into an empty tube, the tube is closed, and a tiny cigarette magically appears.
A borrowed object is placed inside the Treasure Box, but only the magician can open it and remove the object.
A pen visibly pierces a borrowed bill, then is removed and the bill is returned completely intact.
A silk vanishes, reappears in the magician's hands and then changes into a pair of panties in the spectator's hand.
Two silks magically change into a chessboard design as the magician passes his hand over them.
Four different colored silks transform into one silk four times as large, made from all four original colors.
A jumbo three-card routine where spectators repeatedly fail to follow the queen, until all the cards magically...
Infinity Writer Thumb Tip by Vernet