Maxello Magic

You could also use it to transform a white silk to a multicolor or rainbow one (via a change bag) or for Instant Art or Color it pictures, where colors magically fill in a black and white line drawing, as it is pulled out of a window frame. A simple item that adds an additional touch of magic to your Coloring routine.

Dice Atomizer is a visual and mechanical pocket item, which you can set up in an instant, and perform any time, any place, for any close-up audience.

Moulded in plastic, it comes to you complete and ready to use with instructions.

The effect is repeated with the same result. Finally, the ten kept over the table becomes the odd card as the other cards are seen as the red queens. Easy to do, no difficult sleights are required and the cards we supply are specially printed. With a little handling practice, you can put this in your act.

Three beads are threaded on two cords. A knot is tied, trapping the beads on the cords. A spectator holds the ends of the cords, yet the beads escape from the cords. Everything can be examined. With large beads in various colors, 1 inch in dia. (approx.), cords, and instructions.

However, it is not as difficult as it looks, and any one can learn to juggle with the correct approach. It is like learning to ride a bicycle, more a matter of getting the feel or knack, rather than any extra ordinary skill. Once you have acquired the knack, practice will enable you to juggle with more or different objects.

In this outfit we supply a set of three velvet Juggling Balls or Cubes, with a printed illustrated booklet, to teach you to juggle the cubes in a variety of ways.

The newspaper is turned right around, with no trace of the liquid. Finally, the liquid is poured back from the paper into the glass.

We supply you a special pre gummed plastic bag, which you can fit in a few minutes into any Newspaper or Magazine of your choice. When using a Newspaper use a tabloid size Newspaper, (approximately 14 inch wide x 21.5 inch long)

If using a magazine, any magazine more than 7 inch wide and 11 inch long can be used for the effect. The pre gummed bag enables you to customize any magazine or newspaper in 2 minutes. You can topicalise this, with today's news, or a club or society house magazine, just before your show.

The bags are not re-usable, in that you cannot transfer them from one magazine to another. You can get several - they are very cheap. Once fitted, you can use the same newspaper or magazine for several shows.

This is positively a great improvement of an old trick where a playing card changes to a matchbox.

This version has a unique but simple locking mechanism that makes the matchbox look like a real thing and enables the performer to handle it freely all around. Just show a playing card in your hand and cover it shortly with the other hand and voila! The card has changed to a matchbox.

What makes this oldie worth performing is the presentation, where the card is displayed as a prediction of a selected card, but is wrong. So you change it to match!

Easy to perform, complete with routine.

He fails to name the card, so he pulls out his Insurance Policy for just such an accidental eventuality. Reading out the terms of the policy, he opens it to reveal another card, but he's still wrong. Policy is unfolded again, another card and still wrong! Finally he opens out the complete policy, and it displays a large replica of the selected card.

An entertaining find-a-card effect, large enough for the biggest stage.

The magician shows his spectators a solid wooden ball, a clear plastic case and two cords. The cords are threaded through a hole in the ball, which is placed inside of the case. The cords are then threaded through holes in the sides of the case. The magician then ties the spectator's finger to the case with the cords.

The spectator then watches as the cords visibly penetrate the ball, case and their finger.

The props supplied do all the work for you. No sleight of hand required. No complicated gimmicks to break, no complicated moves to remember.

A deck of cards is now introduced, and a spectator freely selects a card. The card can be signed if you wish. Now performer places the deck of cards for a moment on the picture, and a reflection of the deck magically appears in the glass. Performer then asks the spectator to command his selected card rise from the picture of the deck. It does! And it's the same signed card.

Easy to do with the special glass picture supplied, use any cards, this packs flat, and provides as much surprise and entertainment as any rising card routine.

Performer shows a steel ball and a metal tube to his spectators. As the diameter of the ball is greater than the tube, it is impossible for the ball to pass through the tube. Performer rests the ball at the edge of the tube and makes some magic passes.

The ball begins to slowly sink into the tube. After a few moments it rises from inside the tube and rests at the edge as before. Performer can repeat this a few times, if he likes. Finally he passes the ball and tube for examination.

A very effective close up mystery, at a very low price.

The performer borrows a pen or pencil, to write something (an IOU or sign a cheque). In an instant the pencil or pen has vanished.

The apparatus we supply is a classic pull, and comprises of a flesh colored tube, attached to a length of elastic with a safety pin at the end. This model has a special tapered lining which will grip any size of pencil or pen when introduced into this.

The Vanisher is normally used in a coat sleeve, although it can also be used without a coat when the audience is in front. Supplied complete with illustrated instructions, at a very low price.

It uses nine cards, eight of the cards are identical, say Queen of Diamonds. And the last card is an odd or Wild Card, say Seven of Spades. One at a time the Wild Card, when placed with the QH card, changes them to the odd card, the 7S. You are left with nine 7S cards at the end.

Supplied with specially printed cards and instructions that clearly explain everything.

Easy to do, with the special props and instructions supplied.

Once you know the basic principle, you can modify this basic routine for six coins or four, as you wish.