Introducing the 5th edition "Cosmic Deck" of five of the five classic decks created by JL. It was designed with the theme of a constellation in a vast universe.
Imagine, being able to perform thousands of different effects with just one converted wallet! Create beautiful levitations, incredible gravity defying moves, impossible balancing acts, and best of all you have instant resets!
An incredible mentalism trick that will allow you to get the right code to open a lock.
The effect will show that the magician can flick from the outside of the glass without touching the Sharpie cap inside the glass! Fully examinable!
Un crayon disparaît dans un tube montré vide auparavant! Un bel effet automatique!
Designed by artist and illustrator Jackson Robinson, Crazy 8's Playing Cards is a fun and spirited deck inspired by chalk art.
Cup routines are numerous. Crazy Ball is an innovative and highly original version in which you will find almost all of the key effects of magic. Crazy Ball is the result of a long creative research project which was undertaken by its creator, Bruno COPIN.
Turn ancient Chinese coins into interactive magical wonders with Crazy Chinese Coins: a spectacular moving hole routine that will amaze your audience.
Want to wow your audience? Look no further than the Crazy Choice! You'll end up with the card chosen by your spectator in your pocket, and the remaining cards will become Aces!
Move an ordinary ring from one finger to another in plain sight… then take the impossible even further by swapping your own finger! Crazy Sam’s Finger Ring is a highly visual effect with no gimmicks or setup, ready to amaze anytime, anywhere.
Be part of the 400 magicians around the globe who will only be able to know how Montoro's mind really works! Vol.1
Be part of the 400 magicians around the globe who will only be able to know how Montoro's mind really works! Vol.2
Vous voulez transporter vos spectateurs dans l’ambiance haletante de la résolution d’un crime ; comme on en voit dans les séries TV américaines? Ne cherchez plus ! Dans ce livre vous apprendrez un véritable numéro scénarisé !
Crochet set includes four standard, handcrafted crochet balls and one "Chop Cup" ball.
Each ball is hand woven in wool, perfect for any Cups & Balls, Chop Cup or Ball and Cone routines.
Set of four crochet balls.Diameter : 2,5 cm (1").Perfect for cups routines.
Crochet balls.Diameter : 3,75 cm (1.5").Perfect for the final of your favourite cups routines.
Be fashion with this croupier visor. Give a casino atmosphere to your magic routines… or to your card games with friends.
The Crown Deck is a new deck of custom playing cards designed to evoke quality, elegance, and style. Featuring Arrco faces, with a Tally-Ho inspired design, the Crown Deck was made by the US Playing Card company with a BRAND NEW stock and finish process to ensure lasting quality, durability, and handling superiority.
Only 2000 printed. They are specially designed for cardistry, with curated, specially chosen colors. The faces are modified to the perfect extent, suitable for magicians and cardists alike, but also stay true to the ever recognizable Bicycle face cards.
Perform incredible magic with borrowed objects! "Crunch" by Kelvin Chad - small, light & easy to use. Coins vanish into snack bags - wow your audience!
Crystal Card Press, which is made of touch panel materials, can make used cards return to be flat and resilient.
An automatic and very inventive pocket trick. The coin escape takes place in impossible conditions!
This is arguably the most elegant, practical mirror glass on the market with two waterproof load compartments for the popular "liquid to silk" effect. The Chalice is an elegant, 14-ounce, fully etched stemmed crystal goblet, standing a full 7" tall with a mouth diameter of 3 inches. It's big. It's heavy-duty. It's elegant. It's practical.
A card is chosen and returned to the deck. The magician shows a small Plexiglas cube, which the spectators see to be completely transparent. He gives it a shake and magically the image of the chosen card will appear in it.
