

Comes with 10 Bottles and 2 aluminum tubes.

He/She will choose a color. The selected bottle will be placed in a tube and then 4 other bottles vanishes mysteriously in the cube and magician can show an empty box to spectators. And now the selected bottle in the tube vanishes and instead a colorful silk appears.
This item can be performed both as comic and serious. It is portable because all of its pieces can be separated and assembled with ease.

The magician shows a regular black pen which writes and a Bic Lighter which lights. He places the lighter in the palm of one of his hands and closes it turning the fist back up. Using the pen as Magic Wand he waves it over the closed flat fist and then he pushes the lighter with the pen out of his fist.
As a miracle, the Bic Lighter has now changed color.


When two tied silks pass thru an empty hand, they change colors.
Nuff said!

The magician explains that in every deck of cards, there is one card that is more lethal than the rest. He spreads through the cards and removes the King of Clubs, pointing out the King's razor sharp sword.
The Magician then has the spectator select another card (let's say the two of hearts) explaining that this card is going to act as the unwilling volunteer. The two cards are placed face to face for only a few seconds.
When they are separated, jaws will drop as the two of hearts is now missing its pips. When the King is turned over, impaled on the King's sword are the two missing hearts from the selected card!
"Stabbed in the Pack," comes with custom cards printed by the US Playing Card Company on Bicycle card stock, simply add your own deck of Bicycle Cards.
It also comes complete with photographic instructions and as an added bonus, an additional routine using the cards included!

Then it's a spectators turn to give it a try...A spectator is asked to place any coin, their wallet and their watch onto the table. They do so, placing them down in any order. The performer explains that the objects are going to act as markers and removes a deck of cards from his pocket. He asks the spectator to try and cut exactly 10 cards off the top of the deck. They do so and are instructed to place the pile in front of their coin.
The magician then asks them to cut another pile, this time 12 cards and place the pile by their watch. Finally, the spectator is asked to try to cut 15 cards, which go by their wallet.
The performer now admits to misleading the audience a bit, explaining that the lesson wasn't about being dexterous, but about misdirection. He explains that by giving them a difficult and specifiic task to concentrate on, it mentally persuades them away from what is actually happening. The top cards of each pile are slid forward to the object they are by. What would have happened if they had cut even just one card more or one card less in each pile? The piles are now turned over to show standard playing card faces. The card cut by the coin is turned over, and the word Coin is seen to be printed on the card! The card by their watch says Watch and, of course, the card by their wallet says Wallet boldly across the face.
Comes with all of the necessary, specially-printed cards on Bicycle stock and detailed instructions.