Maxello Magic

There & Back is the most talked about and praised routine from David Regal's video/DVD series.

A borrowed ring placed under an inverted drinking glass vanishes completely and re-appears under a second drinking glass a distance away.

You get a devious magical device that effortlessly and invisibly moves a borrowed finger ring or marked coin from one place to another.

How sneaky is There & Back? When David explains the method to magicians and then performs it, they are fooled a second time, even after they know the secret!

David has used this outstanding routine to close his Magic Castle shows for many years and Paul Daniels performed it on one of his TV specials in England.

Comes with photo-illustrated instructions and a custom made prop, manufactured specifically for this routine. Use any drinking glasses.

The Great Gorgonzola Traveling Egg.

There have been some variations of this effect during the past 125 years (although not all of them have been commercially available). In Professor Hoffrnann's day the fake was covered with bran. Confetti and sawdust have also been used. Confetti seems to have been the most favored material since it is the most colorful.

The magician shows an egg and vanishes it. He then shows a glass which he hands out for examination.The audience having been satisfied that the glass is an ordinary one, the performer now shows a brown paper bag which, he says, has some confetti in it. He thrusts the glass into the bag and brings it out heaping full of confetti. He levels off the top, dropping the excess confetti into the bag. During his subsequent patter, he scoops some confetti out of the glass and, if he chooses, tosses it up into the air. He then picks up a silk handkerchief and drapes it over the glass. After pronouncing the magic words, or other suitable hocus-pocus, he whips the silk from the glass, slowly raising it into the air, revealing that the confetti has disappeared, the vanished egg having taken its place. The raw egg may now be broken into the glass and thus proved genuine!

A borrowed cell phone VISUALLY penetrates a borrowed water bottle. Sealed inside, it must be removed at knifepoint! YES a Borrowed Cell-Phone!

PLUS a VCD with Video Clips Teaching You How to Use.

Borrow a cell phone from the audience or use your own. Also borrow a bottle of water from the audience and pour out any remaining contents. The cell phone visually penetrates the plastic bottle, falling inside a watery tomb!

• Powerful magic all bottled up!
• Visually works with ANY item!
• Use ANY plastic bottle, impromptu!
• The Scarabaeus, killer street-style magic

Visually insert ANY item, not just cell phones, to ANY plastic bottle! The item must be small enough to fit into the bottle, but it's open season on keys, kid's shoes, wallets, sunglasses, shot glasses, ANYTHING that fits in the bottle! Use a two-liter bottle and double the possibilities!

You get The Scarabaeus gimmick, Insta-Ditch, an easy-open folding knife, complete booklet, PLUS a VCD with video clips teaching you how to use The Scarabaeus for all sorts of routines, including Fort Knox Coins to Bottle by Aaron Smith!

FREE Bonus Trick, Dra-Cola the Total Resurrection! You'll get Dra-Cola bundled FREE with your purchase of Behold The Scarabaeus! Borrow an unopened can of soda and bite into the side, letting its contents drip from your mouth. Then restore it to an unopened can of soda! Why recycle, simply RESURRECT!

Mike Powers Diminishing Returns is one of the hottest card tricks ever created!

Now, it's back with a vengeance! On Bicycle Stock!

Here's what happens: Show the deck, faces and backs. A spectator names any card in the deck. Yes, any card. Remove the named card and set it aside, face up.

Spread the deck. The entire deck has shrunk to half size! The selected card is now the biggest card in the deck! In a blink, the entire deck grows back to normal size, but the selected card shrinks to mini size! This looks wild! Finally, the selected card visibly grows back to normal size! Wow!

Diminishing Returns comes complete with a fully gaffed Bicycle deck (56 gaffed cards) and a typeset and illustrated manuscript. And, it's easy to do!! If you can spread the deck on the table, you can do this routine!

Plus, you get a free bonus, The Defective Deck!

The magician displays an empty Black can with White spots, and two silks, one Black, and one White. This is a White silk dyed Black, and this is a Black silk dyed White he says, and this is my Black and White transformation tank, which will make the White silk Black, and the Black silk White.

The two silks are now placed in the can, and again removed. There, you see, the White silk dyed Black is now White, and the Black silk dyed White is now Black again! This is repeated till the audience realizes you are pulling their leg, and tell you so!

You appear hurt at this accusation of trying to deceive them so blatantly, and offer to make the transformation a little easier to follow. The silks are replaced in the can. You now pass your hand in front of the can, wiping off all the White spots. The can is now completely Black. The spots are tossed into the can. When the silks are now removed, the two silks are found to be spotted. There you see, the White silk dyed Black which is now White has the Black spots, and the Black silk dyed White which is now Black has the White spots!

A great effect, easy to do, and supplied complete with the special mechanical can, all the required silks, and routine.