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SLUSH POWDER
Every so often a new item or product comes along that has so many uses, a book should be written about it. This is one of those items. (And somebody probably will write a book.) Until then, the instructions give you about five terrific effects using slush powder. For instance; a selected signed card is returned to the deck, vanished, and found imbedded in a bowl of jelly. The other effects are just as good. Surely the fertile mind of the Magician can conjure up a hundred more.
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£8.50
HABIT PAPER TEAR
A long strip of paper bearing the word "HABIT" is shown. The letter "H" is torn off leaving the words, "A BIT" on the paper. The letter "A" is torn off leaving only a "BIT" in your hand, the "B" is torn off leaving "IT" and the torn pieces are all held together and when unfolded, the paper is fully restored!
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£3.00
SPRING FLOWERS
A bunch of 25 spring flowers for tricks like paper to flowers, balloon to flowers, etc. Use with production props like the Dove Pan, Change Bag, Crystal Casket and many more.
Its uses are limited only by your imagination.
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£6.50
CHINESE LAUNDRY TICKET
Tear up the Chinese laundry ticket and hold the pieces together for a moment. A Magic pass is made, then the ticket is opened and shown to be fully restored. Great pocket trick. Easy to do.
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£3.00
MAGICIAN'S ROPE
SOFT VERY WHITE COTTON rope. Just the right thickness (10mm), for performing all your favourite rope tricks. Not only do we supply the Magic Circle, Young Magicians Club, Whit Haydn used our rope in his show at the Bristol Day of Magic, and said that this is some of the "best rope" hes "ever used!" Supplied in ten metre hanks.
£5.50
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