Maxello Magic

Stealth Retractor by John Kennedy

Carry this in your pocket and you're always ready to perform impromptu close-up miracles! You can make your business card float up into your hand and then give it out, or make a spectator's chosen card rise out of the deck and up into your hand - even with a borrowed deck! And remember, all of this happens just inches away from your audience.

Point to a pack of sugar and it jumps out of its container. Point again and it jumps into your hand! Are you beginning to see some of the possibilities?

Stealth Retractor is a miniature electronic invisible thread reel that's precision machined from brass. Unlike mechanical ITRs, the Stealth Retractor can lift small objects so that they rise up into the air or jump and slide on a table. And the thread locks in place as you pull it out - you retract it by pressing the switch. It uses Kevlex, the strongest invisible thread on the market. What if the thread breaks? No problem, you can fix it in about 20 seconds without sucking the thread.

The Stealth Retractor comes complete with battery, Kevlex filament, and illustrated routines.

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Steel Bowl Vanish

A large, 7.5 inch diameter x 3.5 inch high steel bowl is displayed, resting on a tray. It is visibly filled with water. The performer covers the bowl with a large foulard, takes it front stage, and suddenly whips the foulard away by a corner, the bowl of water has completely vanished.

And no, it isn't concealed in the tray, which is a slim tray, just half an inch thick!

This is big stage magic, and comes complete and ready to use, with the large stainless steel bowl, powder coated metal tray, decorative cloth foulard, and full working instructions.

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Sticky Situation by Andy Leviss

A Visible Transformation with INSTANT Reset!

Just as you approach your audience, you realize you're chewing gum. As you apologize for the social faux pas, you remove the gum from your mouth and search in vain for a place to put it. Since nothing is handy, you'll have to resort to magic! You wave the gum and it visibly transforms back into a new dry stick! Another magical pass and it's now completely wrapped! You can even give it out for inspection!

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Stiff Rope

The magician displays a piece of rope about 30 inch long. Rope is coiled over the magician's hand to prove it is just an ordinary rope. The magician now stretches the rope between his two hands, horizontally, and pretends to hypnotize the rope. One hand is now released, and the rope stands rigid like a stick. The magician merely blows on the rope, and it falls down limp once again.

The rope may be used as a comedy prop with another trick, or as an effect by itself. The rope may be made to stand horizontally, or in a near vertical position. It cannot be made stiff in a perfectly vertical position. You may call up two spectators and ask each of them to blow on the rope held between your hands in turn. When one spectator blows, the rope falls limp, and when the other spectator blows, the rope remain erect.

The rope may also be held at the center when it is stiff. Most magicians will have probably seen a presentation of the effect, ranging from mildly funny to outrageously naughty. We will leave the exact presentation to your taste and discretion.

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Sucker Flat Dice

A red and green folder are displayed, with similar colored dice plaques inside. The red and green dice change places a number of times, and the audience thinks you are merely turning them around.

When you turn the plaques around, dice are colored entirely differently with multicolor spots on both sides.

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Super Spy Pen

You can be a Super Spy! Invisibly write your secret message with the white pen. To read the message, rub the black pen all over the words to reveal the message! It's Magic!

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Super Vision Blind Fold Bag

Performer's eyes are covered by a mask, then the entire head covered by an opaque bag, both of which have been examined. Yet the performer can do anything he could do without his sight obstructed, including reading, writing or riding a bicycle. Mechanical props, easy to perform.

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Surprising Magic Box, Metal

QUICK & VISUAL at the Right Price.

Show the small metal box completely empty. Remove the Lid and a Sponge Ball APPEARS inside! Lots of routine possibilities with Silks. 2 inch Metal Box supplied in printed box.

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Switch Can

A piece of apparatus that appears perfectly innocent, yet can be used for vanishing, producing, or exchanging items merely by adding or removing the cover from a can.

A First Class Professional Prop that is easy to use and comes complete with a manuscript of 20 Dynamite Tricks you can perform with it!

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Switch Card by Martin Lewis

A card is selected, then a jumbo card is shown. But it's the wrong one. Magician shows the back of the card has a large switch on it. He flips the switch and the card has switched! Hilarious comedy gag for parlour or stage, great MC bit.

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Teacher Teacher, Original Comic

You tell a story about doing a magic trick for your school teacher. To illustrate your story, you show a board with the word RED printed in white. Cover it with a silk, turn it around, and now the word is printed in red. Turn it around without covering it... and there is a picture of your teacher!

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Tear and Flash Restore, Jumbo Card

Super VISUAL Instant Magic!

Fantastic Magic They will Remember!

A Jumbo Card Restoration Climax.

Show the audience a jumbo card and fold the card in half, then tears the card, TEAR the card until it is in many pieces.

Gather all of the pieces together & ask How many Piece are there? Then he says You're wrong!

Unfold the card, It's ONE Untorn CARD! Where are the torn pieces?

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Technicolor Prediction by Martin Lewis

The performer displays three envelopes - one red, one green, and one yellow. Two spectators, a man, and a woman, are invited to each select an envelope. The choice is fair, but the performer insists he has predicted the spectators actions. We'll assume the man chooses the red, the woman the yellow. Each is asked to open their chosen envelope, remove the papers within, and read out loud the message thereon.

The man reads out "I predict you will choose the red envelope." The woman reads "I predict you will pick the yellow envelope." Of course, the audience assumes this is burlesque mentalism. However, the performer's green envelope contains a paper reading, "I predict I will be left with the green envelope; the man will choose the red; and the woman will choose the yellow!"

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Tell O Clock

This is a prop that can be used to do some amazing mental effects and can be used for two different types of presentation. In the first case the performer can correctly guess the time set on the clock by any member of the audience. The performer can also secretly set the hand on this clock to any time thought of by any member in the audience. You can have the spectator display his psychic powers using this mode of operation.

This is similar to our Telling Times clock trick, which does not allow you to perform the second effect, but is smaller in size approximately 6 inch x 6 inch x 2 inch. It is a clever mechanical item, and does not use batteries or electronics. The operation is under your control, with no chance of failure.

A very clever prop, complete with instructions and ideas for many presentation possibilities.

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The Magic Scarf by CDM

The performer displays a large 22 inch black scarf with brightly colored dots. At his command, the dots seemingly appear and disappear, with the dots visually falling off the material each time!

Comes with hand-made black foulard, paper dots and instructions.

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There And Back by David Regal

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.

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Thirsty Straw by G. Sparks

Anywhere, anytime, a glass fills from a single Straw.

Thirsty Straw, fills a Shot Glass with the Liquid of your choice. Display a single Straw. Tear off the Wrapper. Put the Straw into the Glass. Magically the glass fills with liquid.

After the glass is full, you can use the straw to have a drink. Works Great for Close Up and is Visual enough for the Stage. (shot glass not supplied)

Comes with the Any Liquid Gimmick, Gimmick Wrapped Straw and the Easy Instructions, to use any straw.

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Threes A Crowd

Remove three 3's from any deck, hand them out for full examination. The 3's are slowly but surely mixed in between 3 indifferent cards.

Without any moves or switching, the 3's separate themselves from the other cards.

This is repeated a second time with the 3's face up, they are again mixed in between any 3 regular cards in the cleanest, fairest manner. Again the cards separate from each other.

Complete with two gimmicks and routine.

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Tissues Impossible by Kikutchi

This is a new presentation of the torn and restored card effect. A DVD demonstrates the entire method and is supplied with specially prepared sealed pocket tissue packets. The restored card appears inside the sealed packet of tissues. 12 tissue packets included.

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Torch of Fire to Five, then Wand by Tora

This is a quick and impressive opening effect. The Magician enters with a large flaming torch, and transforms it instantaneously into 5 torches. Then he transform the torches to a wand.

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