Magiro used a completely new method for this very nice masterpiece. Height approximately 85mm. _EF A small cabinet is shown on all sides. There is a sliding door in its front and there is a miniature sword embedded in the top. The magician removes the sword from the top, exhibits it briefly then lays it …
Another rare and collectible item from 1987 by the great German craftsman Willi Wessel. Unlike his fellow countryman, Thomas Pohle, Willi has retired from creating magic some years ago, so his magic is getting harder and harder to find. This is one of his best items. What I like about Willi’s routines is that he extracts …
This little Raccoon of course works the same as the Khyber Kobra – since it is one, just with a different head. But the fun and byplay you can have with the raccoon seem to be more than just with the snake. _EF In 1987, The Khyber Kobra automaton was the single biggest seller in …
This is very similar to Magiro’s effect called Geldschein-Wunder released by Eckhard Boettcher c. 1989. Since Ickle Pickle’s version was released c. 1987 it could appear that both Magiro and Steve Bender (of Ickle Pickle) invented this effect independently. However, based on the caliber and frequency of the effects that Magiro has invented I think …
The Jardine Ellis Ring was invented by Scottish magician Jardine Ellis (Duncan Lorne Campbell) c. 1921. An incredible penetration of a solid brass ring through a solid wand or cord held by a spectator. Viking’s Ellis Ring is made in the traditional brass-ring styling BUT it is now plated in 24K gold! No more dull …
Slate of mind was created by U.F.Grant c. 1949, and it was later improved by Aldini. Grant was influenced by Dr. Jaks’ Supersonic Card Prediction. This version is from Sam Dalal in India. _EF The Magician shows a slate which has 6 cards face down, clipped three on each side. Corresponding to the cards are …
John Cornelius of San Antonio, Texas was the first to use this principle with his Pinnacle Slate which he sold through his John Cornelius Creations company. Magicians were quick to see the possibilities of John’s discovery and soon many forms of it began to appear without a ‘tip of the hat’ to John. (George Robinson …
The Jardine Ellis Ring was invented by Scottish magician Jardine Ellis (Duncan Lorne Campbell) c. 1921. An incredible penetration of a solid brass ring through a solid wand or cord held by a spectator. Viking’s Ellis Ring is made in the traditional brass-ring styling BUT it is now plated in 24K gold! No more dull …
Wandering Lipsticks (Stan Payne). The Wandering Lipsticks are an updated version of a Brema effect called The Demon’s Bars c. 1925. These amazing tubes do not require a forth tube up your sleeve, but instead are 100% self contained. What is even more amazing is they are so finely balanced if you unscrew the lids …
_EF The No Fake Card Frame was originally produced by Joe Berg when he had the Princess magic Shop in Chicago. Other companies like the National Magic Co. and Supreme Magic have also made this, but not until George Robinson added an internal mechanism that holds the cards in place did this effect become really …
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