Maxello Magic

Production Pan, mini - Aluminum

The Dove Pan has been one of the favourite production props of magicians for decades.

We have a real miniature version of this item measuring only 4.25 inch in diameter, and 2 1/2 inch high. This will fit into any bag of tricks yet allow you to make a production several times the size of the pan.

You can use it to produce a day old baby Chicken, or a white mouse. Most magicians would prefer to use this to produce several bunches of Spring Flowers, or Silks and Ribbons, or Latex production items, or a ribbon fountain and so on.

The Mini Production Pan is made from seamless spun aluminium anodized in a silver finish. It comes to you complete with instructions and ideas for use at a very low affordable price.

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Pull Top, DVD and Gimmick by Mr. Maric

Imagine, taking two borrowed soda pull tops and visibly linking them together or having them link in a spectators hand! Just as easily, you visibly unlink the pull tops and hand them back out for full examination! This is just one of the many effects that are possible with Mr. Maric's Pull Top.

Effects:

• Linking 2 Pull Tops
• Linking 3 Pull Tops
• Pull Top thru Straw
• Pull Top thru Fork
• Pull Top thru Hand Vanishing
• Pull Top from Shoelace
• Stretching Pull Top (bonus effect)

Features:

• Repeat Instantly.
• No Difficult Sleight.
• Perform Surrounded.
• Items are examinable.
• Any pull top in the world can be used.
• Even a pull top from a spectators drink can be used.

Includes:
Gimmicks, DVD (English & Japanese). Effects and handling are clearly explained by Mr. Maric.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quad Forecast Mental effect

This is a clever Quadruple prediction effect, working on a similar one behind principle to the Mental Epic Slate. The performer has a wooden stand on his table, holding up a clear glass sheet, attached to which are four miniature bulldog clips numbered 1 to 4. The performer writes a prediction and fixes it under Clip No.1. A spectator is now invited to call out any city in the world which he likes. A second prediction is written and placed in Clip No. 2. A second spectator is invited to name a relative the performer could not possibly know. This is repeated with the other two clips, with predictions being placed in them, before the spectators call out their selections. These selections could be anything you fancy, a word from a book or dictionary, a telephone number, name of a favorite person or place, or whatever you please, where the prediction can be indicated by a word or two written on a piece of paper. Finally for the climax the performer invites the spectators to remove the four predictions and check the contents. And needless to say, the performer is right in all four cases.

The prop supplied by us for this effect comprise of a wooden stand, a glass sheet with four pegs to hook the bulldog clips on, and four miniature bulldog clips. In addition to this you will require some paper slips (about 4 inch long and 3 inch wide is a good size) and a pen to write with, (a bold felt or marker pen is preferable for a large audience), and the instructions that make this a simple, subtle, and very effective mental miracle.

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Quadro Vicious Circle Linking Rings

The magician promises to perform a classic feat of magic the Linking Rings but with a twist (literally). He brings out three rings fashioned from barbed wire. In order to safely handle the rings, he dons heavy-duty work gloves. However one of the barbs gets caught on the gloves, so the magician removes the gloves and attempts to manipulate the rings barehanded. As the routine progresses, the barbs get caught on the performer's jacket, the skin on his thumb, and a spectator's clothes, as well.

The magician finally manages to link the rings into a chain of three, bringing the routine to a successful (and painless) conclusion. The special barbed wire rings invented by Hughie O'Neill and extra gimmicks supplied enable you to perform this mysterious and entertaining routine without any risk of injury or damage to your clothes or your spectator's.

Terry Seabrooke was generous enough to allow us to include his personal routine that he first performed at the Magic Castle in 1995. EXCERPT from Mr. Seabrooke's routine: Get a male spectator on stage to help you. Have him stand to your left. Talk about presenting one of the classics of magic. The famous Linking Ring trick where steel rings melt into each other in an amazing way and link together. "Unfortunately I've misplaced my set of rings, but I did find these..." Most of the fun in this routine comes from the many ways you get stuck to these "deadly" rings! On your gloves (included) bare hands, on your clothes- even on your unsuspecting audience-member assistant's clothes! The possibilities are limitless!

CAUTION: Quadro-Vicious Circle will produce a reaction like no other Linking Ring Routine in the world!

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Quick Change Bow Tie by Lex Schoppi

The Fastest Bowties in the World!

Using the Quick Change Bowties, you are always in perfect position to instantly change the color of your bowtie with lightning speed, using only one short movement with your right of left hand. You will be able to change the color of your bow tie up to 6 times, perfect to use as a running gag, also if you work as an magician for children. Up to now everybody who saw this gimmick looked in disbelief. The Speed is incredible.

The color of your bowtie will change from blue - red - black - yellow - green - orange! Start with any color you like! It is optimized for a white tuxedo shirt.

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Quick Change Tie by Lex Schoppi

A tie changes color in a split second. After the color change the tie may be examined - and even worn by a spectator!

The effect of a color changing tie is well known. Other principles are good as well, but in this version the tie MAY BE EXAMINED and is visually fit for a Gala.

NEW Fantastic Fabric Shining Color!

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Racket with Balloon to Flowers by Black Magic

The magician is holding a ordinary table-tennis racket on which a balloon is seen. He plays with the racket and balloon in front of them. All of a sudden, the balloon burst and a bunch of spring flowers appear on the racket.

The appearance of the spring flowers is so fast that nobody can even guess what happened. It is a very fascinating item on the stage.

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Repeat Bead Cocktail

The original effect was created by Tan Hock Chuan of Singapore, and has become a favorite with magicians over the years. Models are sold by many magic dealers, but very few take the trouble of manufacturing this by the correct method, which is most essential for the effective illusion.

The performer displays three glasses with different colored beads in each glass. After showing the beads to be loose and separate, the beads from one glass are poured into the other. The glasses are placed mouth to mouth and shaken, so that the beads of the two glasses are totally mixed. Placing the glass behind his back for a moment, the magician´s magically separates the beads into their two different colors. This is repeated once again. Repeat Bead Cocktail is very simple to do, and requires nothing more than a few handling trials. The mechanics are into the special apparatus supplied. We supply you the three clear tumblers, and the three sets of beads in three different colors. The beads are large pearlescent ones highly visible for stage use, although the trick can be performed close-up as well.

Illustrated working instructions and routine are included with the trick, which comes to you ready to work.

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Rice Bowls Stage Size by Premium Magic

The performer shows two empty metal bowls to be empty.

He pours rice into one bowl from a rice pot, places the other bowl mouth to mouth with the first one. Next he turns over the two bowls together several times, separates them, the rice is found to have doubled, as it overflows from the bowl in which it is contained. Pouring back all the rice into the rice pot, the performer once more places the two empty bowls mouth to mouth, rotates them together in a circular motion, and then separates the two. Finally he pours water from one bowl into the other one causing further surprise to the audience, who invariably applauds.

Includes two anodized aluminum bowls and instruction sheet.

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Ring in Shoes by Bazaar

The magician shows a small red slipper, that is placed in his pants back pocket. He borrows a ring and makes it disappear in an extremely visual way.

When he shows the small shoe again, the ring is threaded in its cord! The magician unties it and it is returned to the spectator.

Very easy to do, no manipulations required.

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Ring Rhapsody by Werry

Miserable old fogies are always telling us "There's nothing New in Magic !" How wrong they are! There's new effects galore, and here's a trick to prove it! A sparkling new effect by one of Magic's greatest originators.

The Magician shows his hands empty .... then lifts up and freely displays a purple 6 inch plastic ring .... nothing else. Ring is taken between hands and a catching motion is mode. Instantly a band of bright green ribbon appears threaded onto the ring.

Mysteriously, and as though from nowhere a 6 inch white ring appears at the other end of the ribbon, then, quick as a flick a bright yellow one appears between the two rings!

A nice trick .... and an unusual one .... but the applause-pulling climax is yet to come when.... suddenly .... TWO WHOLE CHAINS OF RED AND WHITE RINGS APPEAR, threaded on the ribbon!

OOOH! WHAT A SURPRISE!!!!!

We have seen Werry work this and can vouch for its effectiveness. You'll have to practice a bit to perform it as neatly as he does, but it's worth it! You'll have the pleasure of proving those old fogies we told you about are completely wrong.

The rings are made of plastic, specially produced for this effect. A great trick-kit! Comes complete with detailed instructions.

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Rose To Garland

The performer plucks a rose from his lapel. Instantly and visibly it transforms into a garland, which can be placed around the neck of an assisting spectator or guest of honour. A very visual and effective piece of magic, and very easy to do with the special apparatus supplied.

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Rose to Ring Box

The magician borrows a finger ring and make it vanish in his favorite way. The Magician then produces a lovely rose and with a wave of the hand, the rose opens into a ring box which holds the borrowed ring.

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