This is one of the funniest and versatile items to hit the magic scene in years. With both hands completely empty, you are able to pick up or poke any inanimate object and make it squeak!

The sight and sound of everyday objects squeaking will have your audience laughing their heads off.

Nothing is concealed in your hands, and the sound appears to come from the item being prodded, whether it’s your nose, an apple or a coin!

The Phantom Squeaker comes ready to use with a fabulous "Three Squeak Monte" routine. The spectators are shown that only one of three squeakers makes a sound. The magician mixes up the order of the squeakers and invites the audience to guess the correct working one. They get it wrong each time of course, and for the climax, the magician shows that each squeaker really does work and they couldn't have failed!

Includes special apparatus, instructions, routine and additional ideas for use! You'll think of dozens more ways to use this fabulous item.

Seabrooke saw it and said "That's great, I'll have the first one!"
This is ideal for all ages, and a real winner for close-up, mix and mingle, and children’s shows. The Phantom Squeaker is guaranteed to get the laughs. A must have item! (requires a jacket or long sleeve shirt).

Made by Ray Sparks exclusively for Magical Wonders. A superb item that is ideal for when you turn up at the party to find the video cameras waiting for you. These days, that's almost every occasion!

Many entertainers have different policies when it comes to having their act video taped. This prop will solve the problem and entertain at the same time. When you spot the camera, you bring out your clapper board and say "let’s do this properly". You fill in the details on the board, writing in your contact details. Mum or dad is written in as Camera man. But you get the birthday child’s name wrong! As soon as you operate the board by shouting "Action, take 1" the board visibly changes to the correct details!

If you are worried that the video may be used as an alternative to a repeat booking, then use the clapper board between each trick, reinforcing the fact that the party is for little David age four! Either way, you can’t lose. It’s entertaining, it’s promotional, and it personalises the event! Clapper board measures 12" x 10.5".

VERY LIMITED EDITION - ONLY ONE AVAILABLE!

A complete sell-out at every convention since 1993. Created by Myles Sinclair, and featured by Terry Seabrooke in his lecture, a chosen star sign (unknown to the Magician) is mixed into a pack of Zodiac cards. The cards are then threaded onto a golden cord. Suddenly the chosen card penetrates the cord and is left being held by the spectator. Everything can be examined before and after. No re-setting required, which makes this a table-hoppers dream. These are a new laminated version, with their own distinctive blue star back design.

A spectator freely selects their star sign from a packet of Zodiac cards. The card is placed to one side. The remaining cards are shown to have a red coloured spot on the back. When the spectator turns over their card, it is seen to be the only card with a green spot! No rough and smooth. Easy to do.

This is the perfect mentalist effect. The performer shows two decks of Zodiac cards. One deck is placed on the table and a spectator tells the performer how to rearrange the cards. Even though the spectator mixed the order of his deck, when the cards from both decks are dealt face-up, the performer's deck is seen to be a perfect match - card for card! Based on a Paul Curry idea and a winner! Easy. Complete with 2 packs of Zodiac cards, wallet and instructions.

Here is an old favourite made new again! Originated by Chum Sherrif and brought to magic by Eddie Songest, our 4" x 4" version was constructed with advice from the late Billy McComb, and comes with his terrific routine. The performer displays a long strip of cards each bearing a letter that are neatly joined together, spelling the word "SAUSAGES". By manipulating the hinges, many hilarious combinations of the letters are shown, each one bringing more laughs than the last! The climax ending has been changed from the original by Billy and will bring spontaneous applause from your audience! These are silk screened with matt varnish finish for easy cleaning and are printed black on white for high visibility - can be seen in the largest theatre, yet equally suitable for close-up. Entirely mechanical, always ready to work, you can do it anywhere at anytime and can be fit into your existing routine with ease. Easy to do!

Everyone has seen the torn and restored newspaper trick at one time or another during their Magical career. Many methods have been invented and performed, but this Slydini version, as performed by Terry Seabrooke, is easier and more practical than most. The Magician tears up several sheets of the local newspaper and places all the pieces together for a moment, and then suddenly restores the paper in a flash. VERY FAST. Highly recommended. We’ve photographed Seabrooke up close & over his shoulder so that you can clearly see each step of the routine in complete detail, including the set-up. Newspaper, ready to go is included.

We get so many requests for sets of our popular Zodiac cards on their own, so here they are for use with your own routines. No instructions, just the cards!

The magician shows a penny and a matchbox which he opens and shows the matches inside. Next, he places the penny on the spectator’s hand, and covers it with the matchbox. With a wave of his hand, the magician lifts the box up revealing that the penny has vanished! The matchbox is then opened, and there nestled in the matches is the penny! Instructions included.

Handing out your business card will never be the same again! Using Card Sparkle is a nifty little display of mind magic that appears completely impromptu! The performer opens up a little plastic wallet to hand out a business card. He points out that on the side of the wallet opposite his business cards is an unusual card which has three different coloured rhinestones attached in a row. He asks the spectator to merely think of one of the colours. After a slight pause the performer feels that he may have gotten the colour wrong and asks the spectator to change his mind. The spectator is then asked to name his final selection. The performer then shows that he knew beforehand the colour that would be selected. Easy to do! All you need supply is your business card!

"I use this all the time! It’s a great way to leave your details at the table!"

John Star