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Unveil the Magic of Quantum Mechanics with Schrödinger's Envelopes. Inspired by Schrödinger's Cat paradox, Mato from TCC introduces his idea of card magic. Easy to perform with two stunning effects in one routine. The magician presents a stack of en

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

The cracks in the mirror are gradually restored before the audience's eyes! A special mirror and a diabolical secret make it possible to perform real magic!

A ring appears from an empty ring case! You can freely control the rings by making them appear and disappear, or turning them into coins or banknotes, all with a precise gimmick!

You show your audience a cube full of various playing cards on every side. Several spectators each look at and think of one card from the cube. You then read their expressions and accurately identify every single person's card!

Finally... A way to really stretch your money! Effect: Magician borrows a dollar bill to magically stretches it to almost three times its normal size. Dave Devin is very proud to market this wonderful utility dollar bill. Made of TYVEK, you have purc

A set of four handkerchiefs where playing card patterns are revealed. The handkerchief, a symbol of magical elegance, takes on a new role in the Handkerchief Illusion, becoming a canvas of wonder on which the chosen playing card pattern materializes.

Dai Vernon's classic climax for a dice routine, published in The Dai Vernon Book of Magic, is an exciting dice routine with a surprising climax. Dai Vernon, the Professor, performed this routine for her majesty, Queen Louise of Sweden, causing great

A classic stage magic effect involves the audience's chosen card being stabbed with a sword. The Sword King includes a close-up magic feature, with an image of a sword on the King of Hearts card, which will locate and reveal the audience's torn card.

A journey into psychology on the use of the Rubik's cube in conjuring effects, use of the object, behavior with the spectator, theories and magical effects. Third book of the series dedicated to magic, understood as magic tricks, to the very famous R

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You start by putting a playing card in your hand and flicking it from a distance with just your finger. Next, you place a pair of glasses on the table and, with your hands beside them, they suddenly spring up. Finally, you ask an audience member to put a potato chip in their hand, and using telekinesis, you crush it from a distance.

Cute. Amazing. Terrific. A cute little Cat's Paw appears out of nowhere to steal your coin. Gets everyone's attention and hilarious reactions. Your friends will see a cute cat's paw reaches its way out to snatch a coin - then disappears completely

Making a mint instantly bigger!Offering a mint to someone can freshen up their breath. Making the mint 500% bigger can freshen up their day!! Making new friends is not always easy. Offering someone a mint is a good start, but sometimes it just doesn'

Cute. Amazing. Terrific. A cute little Cat's Paw appears out of nowhere to steal your coin. Gets everyone's attention and hilarious reactions. Your friends will see a cute cat's paw reaches its way out to snatch a coin - then disappears completely

With Self Starter, you'll give your spectators a chance to be the magician and perform some amazing magic, the best part is they won't know how they did it! Self Starter is a single card that appears to be a "cheat sheet" for magicians who are learn