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Building on the work of Theodore DeLand, Michael Skinner, Eddie Taytelbaum, and Harry Anderson, Moser's Miracle Monte is an astounding sequence with an unforgettable ending. It's EXCEEDINGLY RARE TO SEE A CLOSING PIECE THIS MAGICAL. If you do or have

Frozen in Time Hi-Tech V2 is the ultimate evolution of Katsuya Masuda's classic Frozen in Time effect. This hi-tech version hides advanced technology in a timeless, examinable wooden box and photo frame. Manipulate the time on the device with your I

Mr. Dong takes the classic sponge ball effect and adds a playful twist with an unexpected and humorous reveal. The routine builds up the suspense and surprise, making the final moment a... memorable one. You begin by displaying two sponge balls, one

Get ready for a groundbreaking twist in Sponge Ball magic! MMS is proud to present the Magic Color Changing Sponge Ball to Square JUMBO These ingenious gimmicks will take your sponge ball routines to the next level. With this incredible utility prop,

Get ready for a groundbreaking twist in Sponge Ball magic! MMS is proud to present the Magic Color Changing Sponge Balls! These ingenious gimmicks will take your sponge ball routines to the next level. With this incredible utility prop, you can perf

Prepare to unlock a series of unusual events!Imagine this: you hold a seemingly unremarkable necklace - which instantly becomes an ordinary key. Under your FULL control, the key and the chain begin a dance of impossibility-appearing, vanishing, trans

This trick, traditionally called "Karakuri Byobu" or "Obi Karakuri" (in English it is referred to as a type of flexagon) creates fascinating effects by making holes in a paper mechanism that makes pictures appear or change. This simple prop, which is made by combining three sheets of paper, is easy to handle and allows you to create an inexplicable series of magical changes. While the trick is easy to do, it will take some space to explain it.

A rectangular puzzle fits perfectly inside of a frame. The magician adds a new piece and rebuilds the puzzle, yet somehow they still form a rectangle that is exactly the same size, a Perpetual Puzzle. The puzzle still fits perfectly in the frame. When you add another piece and rebuild the puzzle again, the puzzle impossibly still forms the same exact size rectangle, and fits perfectly within the same frame.

The borrowed coin magically jumps into the box inside the crystal pyramid! Is it the work of ghosts? Is it demonstration of pyramid power?