Dr. Dave Kaplan's Prescription for Visual Magic.
A GIANT Aspirin tablet is produced from a real pocket sized Bayer Aspirin container! Explain you have a big headache from so much stress! Shake your small size aspirin container, it rattles with only 1 pill left. Slide the little drawer out to find the last aspirin, and a GIANT Aspirin tablet is produced from inside!
The Top Hat is undoubtedly one of the most classical symbols of the art of conjuring.
These individually hand crafted Top Hats are made using a full metal spring mechanism, and quality cloth. When folded, the hat can be carried in a briefcase.
These Top Hats can be used for any classic effect.
"Rodger Lovins has done it once again! He has created a piece of magic that is a real stunner! When Rodger sent me a copy of his new idea, I knew right away that 'PLAY TIME' would be another success in a long line of ideas coming from this magical genius." - John Rogers
"It fits in my wallet and is with me at all times. I really like the way Rodger thinks! Play Time is a keeper." - Stephen Bargatze
"Thanks Rodger, your 'Play-Time' is my new favorite trick to carry in my pocket." - Mac King
The Magician has two cards selected from a deck of cards. He tells the spectators that a lot of people ask him, "How long have you been doing magic?"
The magician then shows the spectators an old black and white photo of himself as a child. The small child, age one, is holding a playing card. The magician tells the spectators that "A picture is worth a thousand words."
He tells the first spectator that on the reverse side of this picture is another photo of me holding a face up card. The magician asks the first spectator to reveal their selection. The photo is turned over and the child star is holding a playing card. It's a Match!
The magician turns the photo face down on the table and asks 2nd spectator to reveal his selection. The magician then asks the 2nd spectator to turn the photo over. The photo has changed to match the other selected card!
Rodger Lovins has been creating magic for over 30 years and this may well be his ultimate creation. Don't pass this one up!
Comes complete with wallet-size double sided photo, gimmick, plastic business card holder and 12 page booklet with other routines, tips and methods.
Four jumbo tens visibly change to four jumbo hundreds right before their eyes...
Each and every bill can be shown freely and cleanly on both sides.
Bills so large they can be seen by the biggest of crowds. Resets instantly. Tens to hundreds of patter possibilities.
Dimensions Approximately 7" x 16" (17.78 cm x 40.64 cm)
Teaching children a moral lesson can sometimes be an asset to magicians working schools and religious organizations. This trick consists of a large card with an illustration of a colorful camera, a cute picture of a monkey, some specially printed balloons and a creative set of instructions.
Without touching or looking at a selected card, you can divine the name of the selection even without asking question. This can be done with the Logical Deck.
The secret is the intelligent and subtle markings on the deck. The Logical Deck is a whole new marked deck.
As far as an ordinary marked deck is concerned, you cannot read a mark of a card in the middle of the deck. However, you can do that quickly with the Logical Deck. It does not take so long to read the markings. When you get used to its system, you can read the markings of two cards in a moment.
Even experienced magicians will be fooled unless they know the marking method.
The instruction manual includes two basic handlings and a routine with a trick deck.
We hope you enjoy this simple and straightforward effect, and intelligent principle.
Includes gimmicked Blue Bicycle Deck.
"When I saw this effect for the first time, I could not help shouting "No way!" I was totally fooled although he had told me that the secret was a variation of my idea. The Logical Deck employs a mathmatical principle. But the deck can be shuffled even by a spectator. Of course, you need to glimpse the deck. However, you can do that in a moment in a natural movement. I am amazed that he came up with this idea. He is truly talented." - Katsuya Masuda
"When I was a magic dealer, I came across a Masuda's trick. The secret of the trick was new and exciting. I tried to invent more powerful effect with his idea and finally completed the Logical Deck. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Katsuya Masuda who highly appreciated my work and made efforts to commercialize the Logical Deck."
THE ELEVATOR is so easy to use and can be performed under most conditions. You can perform this without having to worry about any angle restrictions found in other street levitations. You don't need special clothes, or special shoes, in fact you can even perform the levitation barefoot! This one can be viewed from the front and the sides. You start clean, and you finish clean! Show the bottom of your feet before and after the effect. You can even hold onto the hands of your spectators while you float, and even perform a mid-air rotation!
You are going to carry this specially constructed levitation device with you wherever you go, levitating for people anywhere and anytime.
The effect is simple! The performer attempts to catch a cushion of air, and elevate on top of it and remain suspended. Just as the spectators begin to comprehend what they are seeing, the performer lands back on the ground, ready to repeat the effect if desired.
The package comes with the gimmick, detailed instructions and presentation tips, and a DVD.
Running time approximately 35 min.
The magician shows an empty hat to the audience. Then suddenly flames shoots up from the hat. Seconds later, while the magician looks at the hat, the flames mysteriously disappear and instead two doves appear on the brim of the hat.
It is possible to use flash cotton and petrol but for higher absorption and excitement it is better to use flash cotton instead of petrol. The hat is made of fiberglass. All systems are automatic.
A round box, which holds 4 coins. Set the box on the back of your hand. Lift the lid, and the audience can see the coins fill the box. Cover the box, tap it, and the coins instantly pass through the box and the back of your hand. Lift off the lid, and show the box is now completely empty.
This Boston Box is machined from solid brass and will last you a lifetime. It comes in various sizes for different coins with instructions for several effects.
A silk and a small cordial glass of water are shown. The water is poured from the glass into the closed left fist. The silk is then pulled through the left hand as the left fingers are slowly opened palm towards the audience. The liquid has vanished! Both arms are extended showing the palms of both hands to be empty.
The glass is then held by its rim between the left thumb and forefinger. The glass fills back up with the water, however, the water is now red.
This is effect is perfect for people that like manipulative magic. It is not difficult to do and quite different. Included are: The glass, the silk, and the special liquid gimmick.
You show a beautiful necklace made of "poppit beads" and give it to the audience to be examined.
Then ask anyone to call a number. You pull the necklace apart showing a long string of beads and give it to the spectator. Then ask him to pull on the ends of the necklace and the string breaks at the exact chosen number. You can repeat the effect with different numbers.
The magician presents a wallet to the spectator, and offers them a free choice of the three objects that are inside the wallet, a credit card, business card, and a bank note. Before the spectator can choose the items, the magician writes down a prediction of which items will be placed in which pocket of the spectator. The magician then looks away and shields his eyes, and asks the spectator to take the three items out of the wallet one at a time. As the spectator pulls out each item, the magician tells them to put that item in a certain pocket. Once the spectator has finished randomly selecting the objects, the magician turns back to the spectator and pulls out his prediction. One by one, the magician names the location of each object, to the amazement of both the spectator and the audience!
