If you are in the market for an offbeat addition to your show, then look no further!

A truly ingenious take on a classic plot. You display a small toy paratrooper with a parachute on his back. You toss the soldier over the heads of your audience and he floats down into some one's lap. You ask that person to come on stage and to bring a twenty dollar bill. You take the bill rip off a corner and hand that comer to the spectator. The rest of the bill is destroyed. The spectator does not look happy!

It's time to call in the Marines! You ask the spectator to look closely at the soldier they've been holding the entire time. The spectator discovers the soldier has a back pack. When they open it they are stunned to find their missing bill! It's a perfect match for the corner they now hold!

This is great magic with the routine built right in! It could easily become a feature in any show! Comes with everything you need and full instructions that include several different performance options.

Take your Blank business card and put it under the clip of your pen. Move the pen like a scanner over the card. Believe it or not - the card is now completely printed with your name and address! Hand over the card and the receiver will never forget you!

A blank business card will be printed when you move your pen over it.

Includes 2 bonus routines!

Predict A Signed Card: You write a prediction on a paper, fold it and give it to a spectator to hold. Another spectator now has a free choice of a card from a deck. The card is placed face down in the case. To make it impossible to switch the card, the spectator takes out the card, Its The Ace Of Clubs!

The Flying Bill: In this effect, you can use the case to vanish a signed bill which appears in another place, for example a lemon, envelope, etc.

As many of you know, Kenton is more than a magician or a mentalist... He is a Wizard. And to him, that means that sometimes the lines get blurred between the two.

Often times a spectator wants you to tell them the future. A Cut Above is perfect for the impromptu reading by a magician, or as an opener for a more in depth session.

A blank card is shown to be the spectators future. Somewhere along the path, they choose to make a change. You cut the card in two pieces - where they want you to - and then you show that there were many choices printed on the back. Their choice proves to be a positive and moving experience every time.

A Cut Above comes with three different versions of cards so that you can repeat the effect and with plenty of each to perform dozens and dozens of times.

The Milk Mug is one of the most useful magic props for use with liquid tricks. It allows you to visibly pour liquid out of the mug, and vanish it. The apparatus we supply resembles a large coffee mug made of clear plastic, and comes with ideas for different routines.

The classic presentation involves showing a sheet of newspaper clearly front and back. This is rolled into the cone, and a mug full of milk apparently poured into the cone. You make a tossing motion towards the audience with the cone, and the liquid has vanished. The paper sheet is unrolled, shown on both sides, then balled up and tossed into the audience for them to examine if they wish.

A variation of the above would be to have white colored confetti fly out in place of the milk when you toss the contents of the cone at the audience.

A more elaborate presentation can be performed around a theme of Brain Washing. You call up a volunteer, and state it appears he requires to be brain washed because he has a dirty mind. If he protests, you can ask him when was the last time he washed his mind. He will probably say never, and you comment that anything which has never been washed must be dirty!

The basic theme has ample scope for humorous patter. You now introduce your brain washing paraphernalia which is on a tray, covered by large napkin on your table. The napkin is removed and tucked around his neck like a bib. You next display a pair of flexible opaque plastic pipes. In one of these at one end is fixed a plastic funnel. The other paraphernalia comprises of a mug of soap water (actually the Milk Mug with a dilute milk solution) and an empty can. The empty can is in fact a Foo Can. Spectator is asked to hold the pipes to his ears. You pour the soap water into one ear via the funnel. Now have him release the pipe in that ear. Have the spectator nod his head around as if swirling the soap water in his head to thoroughly rinse out his brain. Now have him tilt his head to the opposite side as if draining out all the water through the pipe in the other ear into the can. Finally pick up the can and pour out the liquid into a transparent container.

Directs its power towards the item under your control at all times! A revolutionary advance in PK rings. Magnetically switch, change, and control cards, stop time, perform killer ring on string routines, PLUS you'll learn how to transfer magnetism for linking effects! The curve is graduated at a specific rate, allowing you to use this ring in your everyday magic.

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Magician hands the envelope to spectator to see it is thin and flat, and then he explains that it is his prediction and places it on the table. The magician introduces three cards printed with a different color circle on each card. Now the magician invites a spectator to select one card from the three. He then pulls from the envelope a flat greeting card. When he opens it, a box pops up and he pulls a solid rubber ball from the 3 dimentional box. The color of the ball matches with the chosen card. You will also receive a capsule. By using the capsule, you may also make a ring, a piece of candy, a message, a bill, or a playing card appear from the greeting card instead of the ball.