Maxello Magic

VISUAL MAGIC with LIQUIDS.

Show four clear transparent tumblers in four different sizes. Each tumbler is twice the size of the previous one. The smallest tumbler is filled with milk. You pour the contents of this smallest tumbler into the next size up tumbler, which is twice it's size. MAGICALLY the milk DOUBLED filling the entire tumbler! You repeat this process with the other two tumblers, DOUBLING the milk again and again! Perform the effect in REVERSE as well!

Here is the newest and latest version of the classic trick, "Grandmother's Necklace."

Three attractive wooden beads are strung onto the center of two solid velvet cords. The spectator is asked to put his hand out and grasp the three beads in his fist. The spectator holds onto the three beads and the magician ties two of the ends around their hand. The ends of the cords are taken by the Magi and are pulled straight up penetrating through both the spectator's closed fist and the wooden beads. Another miracle has occurred!

In the past, this trick had to be set up ahead of time in order to pull it off successfully. Now, for the first time, you can do this over and over again, setting it up right in front of the spectators. You can even let them help you string the beads onto the cords. This is major breakthrough, and has been confirmed by reputable sources.

Comes complete with 2 black velvet cords, 3 wooden beads and instruction booklet.

A beautiful necktie and looks there are no gimmick on it. It can be used in lots of magic tricks and effects, such as:

• coin thru the palm
• rapid coin vanishing or appearing
• silver coin changing into copper coin
• small coin changing into big coin

You can show both your hands empty whenever you want, and the coin suddenly appears.

It is a quite original magic product, highly recommended. Most magicians who participated in magic conventions including Jeff McBride, Doug Brewer, and Mickey Silver praise this product pretty highly, especially Mickey Silver strongly supports this prop.

Performer displays two rods, joined together, with a pair of large pom poms strung together at the ends. Pull on one pom pom, and it reveals that it is on a long string. Pull another pom pom, and the one at the other end goes up. Take the sticks apart to show that they aren't connected, then join them back, and carry on as before. This is a large size, for stage use, decorated in glitter silver film.

A three panel production screen, where the centers swivel out, allowing the audience to see right through. Screen is formed into a triangle, and three complete different loads can be produced, like flowers and silks, then a glass of real milk, and finally a real dove.

This is an extremely effective visual vanish for live stock such as Doves, a small rabbit etc. A special feature of this model is a cut out with a see through window in front, so that the live stock is visible up to the last moment, even after it is placed in the box. The magician places the livestock into the box, closes it, and spins the box on his fingers. The top and bottom of the box drop open, allowing the audience to see right through, and the livestock placed in the box has completely vanished.

Made from top grade ply, painted and screened, this is a deluxe prop, and highly recommended for performers looking for a good live-stock vanish. You could also use it to vanish our Rabbit Puppet, as the illustration shows!

We have a great selection of high quality feather flowers. These are used for production purposes from silks or any where.

The flowers are multi-colored, 40 cm in length and 45 cm in diameter. We have them from 4 flower to 16 flower bouquets.

In the magician's hand, there is just one torch of fire which will be instantanously changed into seven torches. This item can be connected to an appearing cane.

First, one torch is lighted and the changed into seven and at last transforms into a cane.

Magician is seen holding a full sized white rose. He places some glitter on the rose and passes his hand in front of the rose, and it changes into a red rose.

Magic to the 5th Dimension

Five Keys But ONLY One Unlocks the 5th Dimension

Display 5 keys each with a different colored tab ring. Explain the famous 5th Dimension key is one of the five that does all the magic! Just have ANY random audience member each select a color key.

This leaves just one key left for the magician. Remember only the 5th key takes the magic to the 5th Dimension which unlocks the lock.

So everyone is positive of their selection, they may exchange keys and even switch for the 5th key that was left over for you. Finally everyone has one different colored tab key.

The magician opens the lock with the key that was not selected!

Imagine doing a Bite-Out routine with an item meant to be put in your mouth. After removing a ordinary solid spoon from your mouth, the bowl is seen with a bite taken from the metal spoon.

The METAL spoon has a bite taken out of it!

Can be examined before & after the show.

Call us crazy, but we really believe that Cuff Links is the best routine Harry Anderson ever developed. It has everything. Lots of Magic. Brilliant use of audience participation. Hilarious situation comedy. And a big finish. Not to mention handcuffs and flaming money! Cuff Links is actually two of Harry's routines woven into one great piece of entertainment.

In the first routine, Buffalo Bill, Harry invites a lady on stage and hands her the Big Finish envelope. Then, he borrows two Five Dollar hills from two different gentlemen. He places the bills together and tears them in half. Each spectator gets to keep one half of their bill as a receipt. Taking a lighter, Harry accidentally sets the remaining two bill-halves on fire. They go up in a brilliant flash! Now, Harry brings out his wallet which bursts into flames! He quickly puts it away.

The lady is now instructed to tear open the sealed envelope. There, inside, are two halves of two Five Dollar bills. Of course, the two halves exactly match the ones held by the two spectators! All of which brings us to Cuff Links.

Harry borrows the four Five Dollar bill-halves back from the gentlemen. For some reason they give the money to him! The lady is instructed to tear the four pieces in half. She does.

Harry takes the eight pieces and changes them into a real Ten Dollar bill! He then tears the ten in half and tries to give each spectator one half. They laugh and say "NO!" OK. So, he puts the two fives in a wallet and hands it to the lady to hold. She is not to let go of the wallet no matter what!

Now, Harry snaps a set of genuine Smith and Wesson Handcuffs onto his own wrists. Suddenly, his arms and the lady�s arms are linked together! The fun begins.

They try and unlink. She puts her head through his arms. He slides all the way to the floor. He puts ones foot between his arms. Suddenly, his hands are cuffed between his legs. He steps through with his other foot. Finally, they are unlinked!

The lady is asked to open the wallet. Inside, she finds two Five Dollar Bills! Wow!

Harry brings one of his hands around to the front. There is one manacled hand dangling from his other wrist! He returns the bills to the spectators. He thanks the lady and sends her back to her seat. And, he bows to tremendous applause!

Cuff Links is an unbelievable routine. Truly a reputation maker. It comes with the special Handcuffs, The Locking Himber Wallet, The Fake Hand and The Full Routine. Supply your own Flash Bills and Hot Wallet.

This is a very clean and convincing production cabinet, which can also be used for vanishing or changing items. Based on the Pro-Van Cabinet by Jack Hughes, this is a handsomely decorated and sturdy wooden model.

The apparatus comprises of a portfolio type cabinet and a stand. The cabinet is in the form of a hinged panel. The cabinet has a large capacity, and can be used with reasonably large items. It is very easy to operate, as a few handling trials will indicate. A handsome production prop, that is different to the usual box, it comes ready to use, with instructions. You use your own production items.

The performer tears a few pages from a current copy of Time, Business Week, or Newsweek magazine, giving the pages to people in the audience. They pass them on to others, ensuring a random selection of helpers. The Mentalist, with two of the helpers, illustrates how our eyes are attracted by the clever placement of text or graphics in almost all magazine editorials and ads.

One participant's page is torn into more than a dozen pieces to guarantee a random outcome by eliminating any bias resulting from the page layout. Obviously, every scrap has totally different printed content on both sides. While the mindreader's back is turned , the participant freely discards all but one piece which he holds between his forefinger and thumb for everyone (except the Mentalist) to see.

After verbally ensuring that the helper can read numerous words and phrases on the scrap of paper, and while the performer's back remains turned toward the participant, he says, "I am visualizing part of a word but it's somewhat obscured by your thumb. Move your thumb over, please. That's better. Would you please read for the first time that which Business Week printed on the piece of magazine page you chose. I believe the word " soared " was under your thumb. Is that correct?" He exclaims, " YES !"

• No stooges
• No assistants
• No pre-show work
• No sleights
• No switches
• No writing
• No mirrors
• Nothing added or taken away
• Helper can stand across the room
• No electronics
• Unbreakable
• Not the same words every time
• Fully examinable, even the discarded scraps!

Eye Candy's "gaffus" is sufficient for up to 100 performances.

The performer drops some cards on to a tray. He covers these with a handkerchief, which is then lifted away to reveal the cards in the form of a large Card Castle. Use it as an effect by itself, or as a big visual climax to a card effect like the Six Card Repeat.

This is a giant Card Castle with jumbo size cards. It folds into a flat packet approximately 21 inch long, 16 inch wide and 1 inch high. When erected, it makes a Jumbo Card Castle standing almost 42 inch (3.5 feet, 110 cm) high.

A participant is given four different full color travel brochures, each highlighting worldwide selections of exciting vacation cruises. After looking them over, the spectator then gives three of them to other people in the audience. The four participants combine their thoughts to create an imaginary dream cruise, including all prices for their choice of ocean liner and destination, hotel stay over, shore trips, and guided activities.

They also freely select the month in which they will travel, how much spending money (by grabbing a random handful of travelers cheques) they'll take with them, and even their seating preference for shipboard meals. All their vacation expenditures are openly recorded on an envelope the performer holds (for large audiences, you can use any size pad at all - the envelope is simply more convenient when working for small to medium size audiences). Then all the expenses are visibly totalled and that figure is also clearly written on the envelope or pad.

When the enclosed, typewritten letter is removed and read aloud (as participants visually read along), it even confirms their choice when they embark, seating reservations, and printed in large, bold type the total cost of the dream cruise. Following a hurricane of applause, the performer notes there is a P.S. in the letter. When the post script is read aloud, suggesting an amount of mad money to take on the cruise.

Remember the travelers cheques? They are now counted aloud for the first time and their total exactly matches the amount suggested in the letter! And the applause becomes a typhoon! Cruise Control comes complete with full color brochures which are custom designed and professionally printed on durable stock intended to last for many performances, plus fifty colorful "Travelers Cheques" in $20, $50, $100, and $500 denominations which are so authentic looking you may be tempted to spend them!

All brochures, options, and prices are absolutely different from one another. No impressions. No carbon paper. No double or secret writing. No switches. No pre-show work. No stooges or assistants. And you get everything you need except for the beaches and sunny skies.

These breathtaking, full size posters can now be yours. Faithful reproductions of the original posters advertising their personal appearances. They are in full color and are various sizes, but they are all large and suitable for framing. Decorate your den, or the stage where you are performing.

A very special cage!

The cage is opened and closed easily and you can appear any quantity from cloth, silk or other items. It is made of metal and chrome-plated.

In its closed position it occupies a small space.

Height: 25 cm
Diameter: 17 cm

A blooming bouquet with an entirely different design, to appear like one of the regular flower bouquets one sees in the florist's show window, and not a broom head!

The magician's assistant steps on stage, waiting to present the bouquet to the performer, who is otherwise busy. The assistant's attention is diverted by the fairer sex in the audience, and he plucks off the flowers, and hands them to the pretty ladies in the audience, then finally presents the barren bouquet to the performer. The performer is non-plussed for a moment. A magic gesture and all the flowers visibly bloom again.

That is just one presentation scenario, - the prop is a very "natural" bouquet, where you can make the flowers appear or vanish at the "press of a button" Made with plastic and cloth flowers and foliage, these will last long, and look very realistic, even at a close distance.

Like the ESP-Mental Stand recently introduced by us, this prop was also inspired by Ed Mellon's Quantimental Stand. The original effect used different colored balls, placed on a stand. Four spectators each secretly selected a ball, and placed it in their pocket. The performer could divine which spectator had selected which ball.

While this prop uses the same basic modus-operandi as the original Quantimental stand, it greatly enhances the scope of the effect. You can use this with eight spectators, who can select playing cards, design cards, number cards etc.

You could use this outfit with a single spectator, and 8 number cards, asking him or her to pick up the cards in order to form an imaginary telephone number, such as 8124-5673. You could then reveal the selected number. The ideal effect with this model, which apparently doubles the probabilities against a random guess is to use four cards and four envelopes. The four cards could have different colored spots on them, (or numbers or designs or whatever you choose). The envelopes could be numbered (1-2-3-4) or have colored spots, or designs, so each envelope can be uniquely identified.

In this presentation each of the four spectators selects any card, then any envelope, and places the card in the envelope, which is placed in his pocket. In spite of the astronomical odds, the performer can correctly divine which spectator selected which card, and placed it in which envelope.

We supply you the special Card-I-Mental stand and some accessories like blank cards, pay envelopes, and printed cards & envelopes so that you can use this for the presentation(s) that best meet your preference. No electronics, no magnets, no stooges, no forces. Requires a little handling practice and presentation, and you have a miracle in your act.