Maxello Magic

The Miniature Ring Chest is a miniature chest with a lock, which permits you to introduce any small item secretly into the locked chest in an instant. You can produce from it a borrowed bill, finger ring, coin, tie clip, or any similar object which will fit into the box.

This model of the classic Lippincott Box is made from exotic hard woods, inlaid with brass, and designed just like a miniature chest, to give you an intriguing and attractive "collector quality" prop.

Here is a sample effect with this prop. A ring is borrowed from a spectator, placed under a handkerchief, which is then given to the spectator to hold. The performer now introduces a Locked Miniature Chest, and the keys for this, which are given over to another spectator to hold.

The performer approaches the spectator holding the ring, and whips away the handkerchief. The ring has vanished.

He does not approach the chest. He asks the spectator holding it to open it and remove the contents. The spectator finds the borrowed ring in the chest, which the owner can positively identify as his or hers.

Supplied the deluxe handcrafted "miniature chest", lock, keys, and instructions for presentation. You will really like this prop, - we love it!

A classic Comedy prop. Liquid can be made to pour out at will from an empty funnel.

Have a small boy drink a glass full of water. Now ask him to pump his arms up and down, as you touch the funnel to various parts of his body, and he sprouts a leak wherever you touch him. You call up a spectator on stage and state you are going to have him BRAIN WASHED. Pour soap water into one ear with the help of a MILK JUG through the funnel. Then hold the funnel to the other ear and have the water emerge from the funnel. If the water that emerges is dirtier in color, you can explain that the spectator has a dirty mind!

Draw a cow on a slate. Pretend to milk it into the funnel, and have real milk pour out of the funnel at the bottom. Or you could draw a bottle, and pour out the appropriate drink. If you are not much of an artist, you could even show an ad for a drink in a magazine, and pour out the drink from the picture via the funnel.

These are just a few ideas, from which you can milk out a lot of laughs or mystery. Use your imagination and you will find many other uses for this excellent magical prop.

The Comedy Funnel is of metal (steel, brass or aluminum) and plated for long life and rust free service.

A miniature version of the classic sucker prop, with all the extras of the full size version.

The performer displays a solid die, and a box with two compartments, and doors to each compartment. The die is placed in one compartment, and the doors closed. The box is tilted, and your audience hear the die slide from one side to the other. So they are not impressed when you open the door to show the die has vanished. They ask you to open the other door.

You tilt the box again and open the door. They heard the die again, and even those that missed it the first time are now convinced they have caught you out. Repeat a few more times, milking it for what ever it's worth. Finally open both doors, to show die has indeed vanished, and reproduce it from a hat or container.

This prop is made entirely of a strong plastic material, lighter and more durable than wood, with colours that will never scratch off, like paint. The top and front doors of each compartment are fixed together, permitting you to operate the prop with just one hand. The die is about 2 inch cube, making this visible for fairly large audiences. The sliding noise feature is very audible, and you have all the advantages of the regular prop. The Mini Die Sucker Box measures 12.2 cm by 6.2 cm and 7 cm in depth.

The Ultimate Flash Restoration.

Peter Egglink's "Ripped-Up" is a new and fresh take on the Torn & Restored Card plot. Within the "Flash Restoration" category, "Ripped-Up" is the one you're looking for!

The effect is simple and straightforward:

A signed selection is torn into 4 pieces. Next, the 4 pieces are placed on top of the deck. Get this: with just a shake and with no cover whatsoever, the 4 pieces instantly fuse back together again!. Yes, it's that direct!

The fully restored, signed card is immediately handed back to the spectator for examination! Of course the spectator can keep the card as a souvenir.

"Ripped-up" is the most visual, practical, and workable "Flash Restoration" T&R card routine to date.

"Unfriggin' real...the restoration looks like real magic!" - Richard Sanders

Key points to keep in mind:

• No Palming!
• No cover!
• Extremely visual!
• Resets Instantly!
• Perfect for walk-around!

Comes complete with special gimmick on Bicycle stock.