Magic Makers UK – Magic Shop

Two black cards are shown, one has colored spots printed on it like a stoplight and the other is blank.
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Five different painted brass rods are shown. The magician turns his back while a spectator takes one, places it into the brass tube, and hides the remaining rods in the black sack. The magician then turns around and without touching or opening the container, tells what color rod is concealed in the container. The gimmick is incredible and undetectable! Long-lasting quality you expect!

You show the brass tube and the steel ball, the ball is clearly too large to fit in the tube. However on your command the ball slowly sinks down into the tube. Now on your command the ball slowly rises back to the top of the tube. You now immediately hand out the props for examination. They will find nothing, and will not be able to get the ball to go into the tube – it won’t fit.

No switching!

Is it possible to make coins pass through a solid wall of brass? Drop the coins in the magic funnel and one by one make them pass through the solid brass wall. This fantastic pocket trick can work with any coins that fit in the funnel.

Removed from a black box is a brilliantly polished brass “Telepathic Tube” and cap with a red, a white, and a blue rocket. The performer, with his or her back turned, asks their spectator to take one of the rockets and place it into the tube, close it with the cap, leave it out on the counter, and place the remaining rockets into the black box with its lid covering. The performer can then, using telepathy, tell what color rocket is inside without seeing inside the “Telepathic Tube” or the black box.

Is it real telepathy? The gimmick is so good, yet simple and easy, that it even fools magicians…

Everything is included with this collector’s limited production apparatus.

Color Deception is a terrific little mystery. And, it truly defies detection. Two black and white poker chips (the size of half dollars) are shown front and back and then change under amazing circumstances, going from black and white to four different colors! All is then handed out for examination.

The Magic Ring Casket is here! It even comes with the magic cloth used to vanish objects right in your spectator’s hands! So, where does the vanished object reappear?

In the Magic Ring Casket!

Works fantastic with borrowed rings and coins.

A finger ring is borrowed from a spectator. The ring is placed onto the bolt and secured on by the nut. A padlock is placed through a hole in the bolt, securing the ring on the assembly. The magician holds the bolt in his hands, under a cloth.

On the count of three, the magician shows that the ring has escaped from the nut and bolt, with the padlock still locked in place!

The Magician’s Pro Wand is poised with great balance for the seasoned magician. This two-part screw together wand is hand crafted from the finest wood and brass materials. The wand stands 13.5 inches tall and weighs 5 oz. with a heavy feel.

The Magician’s Pro Wand is poised with great balance for the seasoned magician. This two-part screw together wand is hand crafted from the finest wood and brass materials. The wand stands 13.5 inches tall and weighs 5 oz. with a heavy feel.

The Magician’s Pro Wand is poised with great balance for the seasoned magician. This two-part screw together wand is hand crafted from the finest wood and brass materials. The wand stands 13.5 inches tall and weighs 5 oz. with a heavy feel.

Performer places a brass nail in a rubber tube and magically makes it bend.

The nail is straightened, removed from the tube, and then handed out for examination!

A colored chip is placed into the sealed container. You then have the power to know the selected color chip without seeing inside!
Absolutely amazing!

An entirely “hands off” effect! Let your spectator do all the work! With your back turned, a spectator can place an object into either one of the brass canisters. Now astonish them by announcing exactly which Paradox Box they chose, sight unseen!

Comes complete with a red and green Paradox Box in a professional black presentation case. Canisters measure 1.25 in. x 1.25 in. Box measures 2.75 in. x 4 in. x 1.5 in.

A cork is removed from a small brass can and four types of peas drop on the table; one is chosen by a spectator. Ask, “Would it be magic if the only thing that comes out is the pea you selected?” All peas are put back into the can. The spectator says, as instructed, “I want my pea!” Cork is removed and warm water is poured into the spectator’s hand (which is mistaken as pee by the spectator).

A spectator signs a bill and places it under a black cloth. The spectator is also given a brass tube sealed with a lock. The performer takes the cloth away to reveal that the signed bill has vanished! The spectator unlocks the tube. Inside is the spectator’s signed bill! Easy to perform; comes with special cloth and illustrated directions! Furthermore, our gimmick is invisible to the eye!

Five colored brass discs are displayed. The spectator is asked to flip the discs over and mix them up, hiding the different colors. The spectator selects a disc and is asked to place all discs in the container. The container is sealed and a string is run through the center. Magically, the performer is able to make the selected disc escape from the string of discs and drop out of the chamber!

Contained in this package is an age old trick with an ending that would even impress the seasoned magician. A stack of nickels are covered with a brass cap. You, with your magic, snap your fingers, lift the cap, and the stack of nickels has SHRUNK!

All can be examined by the spectator. American Nickel needed. Not Included.

A true marvel of magic! A spectator’s signed coin is placed under a handkerchief and then held by the spectator. The magician then removes a golden container from his pocket and it is placed in the spectator’s other hand. Now, with the handkerchief covering the signed coin in one hand, and the gold container in the other hand, the spectator is ready to be amazed!

Professional Coin Vanishing Cloth Included!

Nested Boxes also known as “The Spellbinding Boxes” – History

SS Adams Co in the 1930’s produced a metal & wooden set of “Nested Boxes.” In the 1950’s SS Adams Co mass produced their “Nested Boxes” in plastic; as seen referenced in the book “‘Life of The Party’ – A Visual History of The SS Adams Company Makers of Pranks & Magic For 100 Years” by Kirk Demarais.

Display the five different colored brass discs and the brass container. While your back is turned, a spectator selects and places one disc in his or her pocket sealing the rest in the container. Instruct the spectator to screw the top on all the way and place it on the table. Without being able to see in their pocket or in the container, you instantly and correctly name the color disk in their pocket!

The color and elastomeric design of this thumb looks so real you’d think we put a real person’s thumb in a clear plastic bag and are selling it! Give your customers the best thumbtip ever made.

A brass tube, lid, and roll of candy are presented. The candy is placed into the brass tube, and covered with the lid. A spectator removes the lid, only to find that the candy has vanished, and in its place is a rainbow colored streamer! Rainbow Silk Streamer is included with the trick. The Streamer measures 34 in. (86.4 cm).

Illustrated step-by-step directions included!