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V.I.P
V.I.P.
stands for Visual-Impossible-Penetration. This is THE handling for the
cap in the bottle. Other methods require that you use a specific type of
beer bottle. With V.I.P. virtually any type of bottle can be used and
the spectator holds the bottle as you drive though the side of the
bottle (see picture). Also, with V.I.P. you not only get that
"special something", you also get the V.I.P. tool kit, which
allows you to set up a bottle in about 3 minutes. You can give the
bottle away when you're done because you can set up another in 3
minutes!
Still only $15.00
JAZZ FUSION
What happens
when one of the best coin men in the world turns his attention to
cards?? Answer - JAZZ FUSION! Dave Neighbors has taken Peter Kane's
famous Jazz Aces to a new level. The mind blowing ending will warp your
spectators' sense of reality! Comes with all cards needed for the
routine. You don't have to add anything to begin blowing your
spectators' minds.
A mere $15.00
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THE PLASTIC LADY
Don
England's fabulous Plastic Lady now comes with Doug Conn's Plastic
Surgery routine. Doug has created a wonderful beginning sequence for the
Plastic Lady that involves a very visual 3 Card Monte sequence. The
spectators are unable to follow the "money card" and the
magician offers to explain how the operator can manipulate it. The
spectators are told that the money card is a special type of card called
a plastic card. By pulling on it, the operator changes its length - and
the spectators see the money card get LONGER. By pushing on it, the
operator changes its width. Now the spectators see a WIDER card!
Finally, by squeezing it, the operator can make it SHRINK TO A MINI
SIZED CARD!!! This mind blowing routine remains one of the most visual
card tricks ever invented.
Still just $15.00
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BOSTON MASSACRE
Boston
Massacre is a diabolical coin box routine in which four coins disappear
one by one and are found inside a coin box. For a KILLER ENDING, the
coins VISIBLY disappear from the OPEN box and are found under the four
cards, where they began. This is visual magic at its best.
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