The Impossible CD Prediction Limited Production

The Ghost Bell

Effect: You have a small wooden stand that is 5"x7"x ", a brass hook and a beautiful brass hand bell. You tell the audience that a lot of people see ghosts or unexplained happenings and that they can sometime feel a cool wind go by when this happens. So today we are going to hang this bell, which you received from Houdini's family, on this brass hook and if there is a detection of a ghost, or a cool wind goes by, or the ghost of Houdini, there is a possibility that the bell will move or swing like a pendulum on this hook.

The magician then asks if there are any ghosts present right now in the room to give us some type of signal. All of a sudden the bell gives a ring. The magician then asks the ghost if he would like to communicate with us. He should ring the bell once for "no" and two for "yes". The bell then rings twice. You then bring out a deck of cards and have a spectator select a card. You ask the ghost if he knows what the card is and the bell rings twice, for yes. He asks the ghost if the card is red, and the bell rings twice for yes. He then asks if the card is a heart or a diamond and he should ring the bell once for heart and twice for diamonds. The bell rings once for Hearts. He then asks if the card is a number card or a letter card and the bells rings the correct number of times to indicate that it is a number card. He then asks the ghost if he can tell the number on the card and the bell rings 5 times. The card is the 5 of hearts, the ghost is correct.

There are many other routines and questions that you can ask "The Ghost Bell". The bell is under your control at all times and your hands are free. The bell, hook and stand can all be handed out for examination. The hook comes out of the base for easy packing.

You receive all this for only $750.00

MEMORY TAG

Do you have a hard time starting your strolling or close-up show? Then "Memory Tag" is for you. It is a great "Attention Getter". People will walk up to "you", to see who you are and what you are doing. You will be the star of the room and will have all the attention you will need.

Effect: The magician is seen wearing an electronic name tag that has his name scrolling across it. It says "HELLO MY NAME IS (your name here)". You tell the spectators that you sometime forget things, like your name, or many other things. Tell them this is your back-up memory and whenever you forget something or don't know something, all you have to do is look at the nametag and it helps you remember things, like your name.

In the mean time, you perform some of your favorite tricks and wow the audience. You then bring out a deck of cards, shuffle them and place them onto the table and ask a spectator to cut the cards several times and eliminate most of the cards. Then tell them to deal off two or three cards from the remaining pile, onto the table.

Ask the spectator to look at just one card and send the thought of the card to you and you will then divulge the card to them. You tell the spectator that you are not receiving their thoughts and ask them if they are sure they are thinking of their card. They say "yes". Then tell them that they might be off a little and did not send the thought of their card to you, but might have sent it to your back-up memory. They look at your scrolling nametag and now instead of your scrolling name appearing on the tag, it says "You have selected the 10 of spades", which is their card, and then take the tag off and show them the tag.

You can then have them look at another card and place it back on the table. Take your tag off again and give it to them to wave over their selected card. After they have done that, have them turn the nametag over and read the scrolling sign. It says "You have selected the 7 of hearts", which again is their card.

Remember, at no time do you go near the nametag to change the scrolling sign to their selected card. When you remove the nametag and hand it to them to wave it over their selected card, it looks like the "magic" happens right in "their" hands.

The "Memory Tag" can be purchased in two ways.

1.Programmed. Your name and cards are already programmed into the tag, all ready to use. You receive the tag, batteries and special gimmick to make it work. You need to do nothing else but to perform it. You also receive the software and cable, but you dont have to use them.

(If you order the Memory Tag already programmed and ready to perform, please spell the name that you would like to be programmed into the tag and include it with your order.)

2.Not programmed. You then receive the tag with computer software, special cable and instructions how to program the tag. You then have to install the software on your computer and program the tag through the special cable. You can program four different things into the tag that are 118 characters in length. You receive the tag, batteries, software, cable and special gimmick to make it work. (WARNING: You might have to make some minor adjustments to your computer settings or purchase an extra cable to program the tag, depending on your computer.)

"Memory Tag" is only $149.50 Programmed
or $145.00 Not Programmed

Stuck In Time

The magician borrows a ring from a spectator and places it in a black velvet ring box and asks the spectator to hold onto the box for safe keeping. He goes on to explain that the hand is quicker than the eye and that his hands are the fastest around and he would like to prove it to the audience. He takes out another ring box just like the first except this one is covered in red velvet. He shows it to be empty and places it onto the table. He then brings out an hourglass timer that he says has only enough sand in it to time up to ten seconds. He places it onto the table. He asks the spectator to turn over the timer when ever she wants and he will then have only 10 seconds to make the ring vanish from the black ring box that is in her hand and re-appear in the red ring box on the table. The spectator turns over the hourglass and the magician makes a magical pass over the black ring box, then makes a magical pass over the red ring box. "Done" he explains. He asks the spectator to open the black ring box and the ring is gone. He then asks her to open the red ring box and show the ring to the audience. She opens the red ring box but is shocked to see an empty ring box. The magician explains that something went wrong and the ring must have gotten, "Stuck In Time". He then points to the hourglass on the table and inside is the borrowed ring. He explains there are two ways to get it out. One by breaking the glass which is a little messy, or two, he can unscrew the three little nuts on top and take it out. The magician unscrews the top three nuts and has the spectator reach in the hourglass and remove her borrowed ring!

Remember, the spectator holds the black ring box in her hand and opens it. The spectator opens the red ring box and the spectator turns over the hourglass to start it and reaches in to get the ring at the end. No switching of the ring. It is the spectator's same ring.

Comes complete with one black and one red elegant ring box, hourglass timer, a beautiful wood and brass box to carry it in and the ingenious gimmicks that make it all work. $250.00

Foiled

The magician asks the audience if they know the difference between "Origami" and "Chaupography". He tells them that "Origami" is the ancient art of paper folding and "Chaupography" is the folding of a single round piece of felt into different hats. The magician says that he just started to learn "Foilography", the folding of aluminum foil into different objects. He takes a single sheet of aluminum foil and procedes to fold it into the shape of a wizard. He says that since he is new at this, you might have to use your imagination a little to see it. The magician then takes another single sheet of aluminum foil and begins to fold it and roll it between his hands. Slowly the foil turns into a real, solid aluminum can which he sets down on a table with a loud thud. The sheet of aluminum foil has magically changed into a real solid can. You don't have to use your imagination to see that.
Comes complete with everything you need including the can and foil dispenser with 350 sheets of aluminum foil.
Great for stage or close-up.  $55.00

The Rainbow Tube

The performer shows a cardboard tube to the audience. He then unrolls the tube by pulling on the middle flaps and the tube flattens to a flat piece of cardboard and three different colored silks fall out. The audience can see that the tube is now empty. He then rolls the tube back up and picks up a small white ball. He then explains to the audience that this is a "Rainbow Tube" and when he places a white ball in the top of the tube, the ball will come out of the bottom of the tube a different color. He then places the white ball into the top of the tube and when it comes out of the bottom of the tube it is still white. "Oh, that's right" he says, "I forgot to add the color". He then reaches over and places a small orange silk into the tube first, then places the white ball into the tube again. This time the ball comes out the bottom of the tube and it is orange! He then pulls on the flaps of the tube and opens the tube to show that the tube is empty again. He then places a blue silk into the tube followed by another white ball, and when it comes out the bottom of the tube, the ball is blue! He then repeats this two more times with a yellow and then a red silk. When the white balls emerge from the bottom they too are colored yellow and red. At the end, or anytime during the course of the routine the tube can be shown empty. Great to use with audience participation. You can use up to three assistants from the audience with this trick by having the first one hold a clear cup with the white balls in it, the second one can hold the three colored silks and the third one can hold an empty clear cup at the bottom of the tube to catch the colored balls that come out. $45.00

The Sorcerers' Magical Stones

The magician has a small pouch with five different colored magical stones that are different shapes, in it. He removes the stones and shows them to the audience and tells them that the different stones have different powers. He explains that the "red" stone (or any color that you desire) is the stone that has the most power and the wizard or magician can always tell who has the stone. He then places the stones back into the pouch and mixes them up. He asks five different spectators to reach in remove one stone and hold it in his closed fist, but not to look at it. After all five spectators have their stone in their fists, the magician then eliminates one spectator at a time and asks them to open their hand and show that they do not have the "red" magical stone. This is done until the last spectator is left, and he has the "red" magical stone.

You can also just name the person who has the "red" magical stone without eliminating the other spectators first. Or you could force a certain color on a certain spectator. $15.00

Confusing Crayons

Now the classic "you do as I do" bottle routine is done with large red & yellow crayons! A child (or adult) follows the magician's every move, yet his crayon is always upside down while the magician's is right-side up. And get this...the magician can exchange crayons with the spector at any time, and it will work with either color!!
Great routine for children! Beautifully made! A very colorful prop that packs small but plays big! $48.50

"Small Surprise Ending"

Imagine, at the end of your routine with the Confusing Crayons, you lift up your tube to reveal a small red miniature crayon only 7 1/2" high. No wonder the spectator couldn't do it. His crayon is too big! The 'Small Surprise Ending" can be added to any set of "Confusing Crayons".
(Large crayon not included. Shown for size only.) $8.00

"The Color Change Ending"

At the end of the "Confusing Crayons" routine, you lift your tube and show either a red or yellow crayon. You then cover the crayon with the tube for a split second, and when revealed, the crayon changed to a completely different color! Comes in Teal, Blue, Purple & Pink. Please specify color when ordering. $8.00

The Big Finish

At the end of your "Confusing Crayons" routine, you produce the "Small Surprise Ending", (This is a commercial effect where you change your red crayon to a small miniature 7 " crayon at the end of your routine.). You then take the "Small Surprise Ending" and cover it with a silk and it magically grows to a crayon almost two feet high! Note: You must purchase the "Small Surprise Ending" in order to use "The Big Finish". $29.50

Color Changing Card

The magician has a deck of cards and asks the spectator to pick a card. (He has a free selection.) He is then asked to take a sticker, sign it and place it on the face of the selected card. He is then asked to place it on top of the pile of cards. The magician then cuts the cards a few times. He then goes through the cards one at a time with the faces of the cards facing the spectator and the backs facing him. As he goes through the cards the spectator can clearly see that the magician is feeling for the signed sticker on the front of the card. The magician then tells the spectator he has finally located the signed card and asks the spectator if that is his card. The spectator tells the magician that the card is his but he knows that the magician felt the sticker on the face of the card. The magician denies that the sticker had helped him find it and reveals that he found it because the back of the card has changed color. It is the only red card in the blue deck. Comes with Bicycle back gimmick. $6.00

Pick A Color

The magician asks the spectator if they want to see his pet rabbit do a trick. The spectator says yes and the magician pulls a small plastic rabbit from his pocket along with an envelope containing three different color cards. The magician tells the spectator that his rabbit has ESP and asks the spectator to select a color. The rabbit then reveals his prediction to be the same color as the spectator chose. $8.00

Rose Bud To Silk

The magician picks up a long stem rose from a vase on his table and smells it. He then plucks the rose from the stem and the rose instantly changes to a silk. Comes complete with stem, red silk, gimmick & silk rolling instructions. $25.00

Poker Hand Bet

Offer to show the spectator a new kind of poker game. Explain that it is played with 10 cards: 3 tens, 3 Queens, 3 Kings, and a Jack. Have him shuffle the cards and spread them out on the table face down. You and the spectator take turns picking a card for your hand. When all ten cards are chosen each of you turns them face up and the highest poker hand wins. You play this over and over and every time you win (unless you don't want to, if your conning him into a bet). Comes with Bicycle back cards. $6.00

Mini White Out

The spectator selects one of twelve cards, and it matches the magicians prediction which was laying on the table the whole time. In fact the magician turns over the other eleven cards and they are blank. The spectator has chosen the only cards with a face. Comes in Bicycle back cards. $6.00

THINK!

You have a spectator select a card and tell him to just THINK of the value and the suit. You then tell him what card he selected. No forces! Spectator has a free selection! Can be repeated immediately! This is mind reading at it's best. Comes in Bicycle back deck. $10.00

JUMBO THINK!

Same as above but in Jumbo Bicycle Deck for stage or close-up. $30.00

The "Locked-Nest" Boxes

Borrow a spectators ring and vanish it. Show a small intricately carved box that is locked with a small brass padlock.. Give the box and keys to the spectator to open. Spectator opens the box and inside finds another carved box. Inside that box is another carved box, and inside that box is the borrowed ring. $175.00

The Ring Box

The ultimate vanish of a ring or a coin. Borrow a ring from a spectator. Place it inside of a regular looking velvet covered ring box. Close the box and ask the spectator to hold it on the palm of her hand. Snap your fingers and ask the spectator to open the ring box. When she does, it has vanished and may reappear anywhere you like. (The ''Locked-Nest'' Boxes would be great for this.) $25.00

The Impossible Prediction

This prediction is the best headline prediction that money can buy. Two weeks before your show, you mail the person in charge of the event an envelope. Inside the envelope is a letter and another envelope that is sealed and marked DO NOT OPEN. The letter explains that the person should -not open the enclosed envelope, but to bring it along with him the evening of the show. At the show when you are ready to make the prediction you call the spectator up to the stage and explain to the audience that you mailed this package two weeks ago and it is still sealed. You tell the audience that you had a premonition and made a prediction, and then ask the spectator to open the envelope. Inside is a cassette tape with the record tabs broken. You ask the spectator to place the tape into the tape player and press play. The audience then hears the prediction of that days headlines, which you confirm by showing them that days newspaper. The spectator can take the tape home as a souvenir and play it over and over again. Very easy to do. Uses a modern style tape deck. Remember, the spectator places the tape in and presses play. You do not have to touch the tape player. Runs on AC or battery. One man routine. No confederates or switches. This is a reputation maker! $799.00

The Emperors New Clothes

By DAVE MILLER

A hilarious new card effect using only three cards. The performer shows the spectator both sides of the three cards, two are blue backed Bicycle cards with blank faces and the third card is a red backed King of Hearts. The three cards are fanned out with the King in the center position. The performer then turns over the cards and the center card is removed by the spectator and placed face down on the table. After showing both sides of the blank cards in his hands, the performer asks the spectator to turn over the tabled card. To his surprise the King of Hearts is now buck stark naked from the waste up. Easy to perform. Comes with a comical routine based on Hans Christian Anderson's story "The Emperors New Clothes". Comes with Bicycle $10.00

The Breakaway Gun

Give the gun to a spectator, tell them to aim and pull the trigger. When he does, the barrel falls right to the ground. Lots of laughs. Resets in seconds. The Newest & Funniest Comedy Prop Around!!! $30.00

White Out

Magician displays a red deck & a blue deck of cards. One deck is spread face up, and the other face down. A card is selected from each deck. Both cards are then shown to be identical. But that's not all! The face down deck is spread "face up" and amazingly all the cards are now blank. The original face up deck is then spread "face down", suddenly all of the backs of the cards are now also blank. The two chosen cards are the only cards with faces and backs! Everything can be examined. Very easy to do. An absolute stunner. Comes in Bicycle decks. $25.00

Copperfield

1992 Souvenir Casino Chip This limited edition chip, depicts David Copperfield on a colorful authentic $5.00 casino chip issued by Caesars Atlantic City in 1992. $20.00

FOAM WORDS

New "Foam Words" are great for pulling out of top hats, from inside your coat, or any other props. The words are di-cut from two inch thick foam. There are five different words: NOTHING, SOMETHING, FUN, MORE & TIME. "Watch me pull SOMETHING out of my hat". "Do you want to see MORE?" "There is NOTHING up my sleeve." "Here, have some FUN." "I need more TIME." Great for Magicians, Clowns, MC's, etc. Comes in red, green, yellow, purple, blue & orange. Let us pick you a great color. $5.00 each or set of 5 for $20.00

Magician Bank

This is a cast-iron Magician Bank. This replica of a turn-of-the-century mechanical bank is a real wonder. Put a coin on the table, pull the lever and watch the hand-painted magician cover your coin with his hat. When he lifts the hat - presto! - the coin has disappeared (until you need it). $55.00

David Copperfield Stamps

These stamps were issued in Guyana to commemorate the highlights of some of David Copperfield's TV specials. There are ten different stamps, nine are on one sheet and the other is a special souvenir sheet. They all depict a different scene of David and a memorable moment in his career. All ten stamps are custom matted and framed. great to hang in the office or den. Measures 11" x 14". $65.00

Robert-Houdin Stamp-Framed

This stamp was issued to commemorate the death of the great magician Robert-Houdin. This stamp is over 25 years old and is a great piece to hang in the office or den. It includes one origional stamp and one enlargement of the stamp that is cutom matted and framed and ready to hang. The enlargement depicts the details of the stamp and you can see the Houdin levitation and all the props on the table behind. Measures 9" x 11".$35.00

Robert-Houdin Stamp-Single

This stamp was issued to commemorate the death of the great magician Robert-Houdin. Same stamp as above, but no enlargement. Framed. Great for your desk . Measures 3 1/2" x 2 1/2". $20.00

Hungarian Belt Escape

Effect: You bring out a 22" web belt and have a spectator securely wrap it around your wrists. You then have him padlock the end of the belt so that you can not pull the belt back through the buckle to loosen or open the belt. You place a cloth bag over your wrists and in seconds you escape from the belt, and the padlock is still locked. Comes complete with belt, padlock, and cloth bag. $35.00

The Write Color

Effect: You have an envelope, and inside the envelope are four different color pens: one red, one yellow, one green and one blue. You remove the four pens and place them on the table and tell the spectator that you will turn your back, and while your back is turned they are to select one pen and place it into your hands and place the other pens back in the envelope. You then tell the spectator to concentrate on the color of the pen that they gave you. You then reveal the color of the pen that they chose. $12.00

Jim Karol's

"Joker"

Effect: You show the spectator that you have three cards, two red backed numbered cards and one blue backed Joker. You then turn the cards face down and remove the center blue backed Joker and place it face down on the table. you then show him the two red backed number cards and ask which card is on the table. He will say the joker. Ask him to turn the Joker face up and to his surprise the Joker is gone and in it's place is a picture of President Clinton. You then reply "You're right, it is a Joker"! $5.00

Effect: The magician discusses the powers of the mind and relates that the mind uses electrical energy to operate, similar in manner to the electrical energy needed to read and write from computer disks. By placing the disk into the aura of someone who is intensely concentrating, it is possible to record the images of the thoughts. In the same respect, a person who wills himself or herself, can read these images. To prove this, the magician asks for two spectators to help prove this theory. The first spectator selects a card from a deck of cards, and shows it to everyone except the magician and the other assistant. The spectator replaces the card in the deck and concentrates on his selection. The magician touches the spectator's forehead with a computer diskette and then asks the second assistant to place his/her finger on the diskette and concentrate, naming any images they may see. At first nothing happens, but the second time the magician touches the first spectator's forehead with the diskette and asks the second spectator to name the card, they do! $10.00

Ring My Bell

Effect: Magician borrows a ring and places it into a handkerchief. He then gives the spectator a brass bell and asks them to ring the bell over the handkerchief. The spectator rings the bell over the handkerchief and then is asked to open the handkerchief. He opens the handkerchief and the ring is gone. The magician looks at the bell and turns it over and in place of the clapper of the bell is the spectators ring. $25.00

Psychokinetic Lock

You have a comination lock that you show to a spectator. You explain to him that he can change the combination to any combination he wants. You show him how to change the combination and tell him to change it and to remember the combination. He does not need to write it down, but he has to just remember it and tell no one. After he changes the combination he is to scramble the combination and give the lock back to you. You then take the lock and ask the spectator concentrate on the first number. You then name the first number. It is correct! You do the same thing a second, third & fourth time. Every time you name a number, it is correct! And when you name the last number, the lock pops open! This is great mentalism. There is no writing of the numbers, no impressions to read, no guessing, no pre-show work. This is pure mentalism at it's best! The lock is a genuine gimmicked Master lock. $75.00

Domi-Know

You show the spectator ten domino's. You then mix the domino's on the table and ask the spectator to place them in a straight row end to end as if playing domino's (the numbers on one end of a domino have to match the numbers on the end of the other domino). You then predict what the outcome will be an write down what the two end numbers on the domino's will be. When the spectator is finished you show him your prediction and it is correct. Comes complete with dominoes and cloth carrying bag. $10.00

The Transport Cuff Escape

This escape looks totally impossible. You receive a transport cuff (also known as a belly chain), and a padlock. The transport cuff is the type that is used on criminals when they are being transported from jail to a courthouse. The cuffs are attached to a chain that goes around the prisoners body and locked behind him. His hands are at his side and his arm movements are restricted. You can put this transport cuff on a spectator and give him the key to the cuffs and he still can't open them because he can not reach them with his other hand. You can have the cuffs put on you and you can get out in less than 30 seconds. This escape can be used in conjunction with a sack, box, mail bag or any other type escape. $125.00

The Transport Cuff Escape Pro

The "Transport Cuff Escape Pro" is the same as the "Transport Cuff Escape" above, but uses regulation "Smith & Wesson" handcuffs. These are for the real pro's. $250.00

Self Openers

These handcuffs are real handcuffs that have been altered so that they may be opened without the use of a key or pick. They can be used in conjunction with another escape such as the sub trunk, packing case or any other type escape. $55.00

Large Trick Lock

This lock is a large trick lock. It weighs over one pound. It is great for escape artists because you don't need a key or any other tools or gimmicks to open this lock. Once you know the secret you can open this lock in a second. This lock has even fooled other escape artists. Well worth it. $65.00

The magician talks about how powerful the human mind is. He brings out a book of matches and lights one as he tells the audience how stored energy in the matches can be accessed by using only your mind. He sets the matchbook on an ashtray and asks everyone to think of the matches starting on fire. As they do this, the matchbook bursts into flames. This is an electronic masterpiece. Under your control at all times. Can be done surrounded. Comes complete with video instructions. The ultimate demonstration of psychic powers. $450.00

Light-Heavy Box

There is a 46" round hypnotic disk setting on a stand. Have a spectator stare at the disk as you spin it. Then remove the disk from the stand and place it on the floor. You tell him that he is now "hypnotized" and that as long as he stands on the disk, he is under your power. You place a small wooden box on the disk and ask him to pick it up. He tries but can't do it, because he is hypnotized. You then ask a small child or lady to come up on stage to pick up the wooden box, and they do it! Then ask the hypnotized spectator to try and pick it up again, and he can't. It is under your control at all times. This illusion has not seen for over 130 years. It is the Robert-Houdin "Light-Heavy Box" brought into the 21st century. Comes with everything you need to perform this illusion, Light-Heavy Box, Stand and Hypnotic Disk. Can be done anywhere, surrounded, indoors or outdoors, on stage or in a grassy field! A great addition to any magic or hypnosis show. $2500.00

Time to Tell

You get a Timex Travel Alarm Clock that folds like a cell phone. You show the spectator that when you push the hour and minute buttons, the time changes. You then show them that the cover of the clock closes and that the buttons can be pressed through a hole in the cover. You then ask the spectator to press the buttons with the cover closed so that you or the spectator will not know where the time will stop. When the spectator is satisfied, she is to open the cover and concentrate on the time that she stopped at. You then proceed to read her mind and tell her
exactly what time she is thinking of. It then can be repeated with a different outcome.
You get a "Timex" Travel Alarm Clock that folds like a cell phone. It measures only 2 " x 3 " x 7/8". It can fit into your shirt pocket. Great for stage, close-up or strolling. It also can be illuminated with the press of a button so you can see the time in low light conditions. It also keeps perfect time.
This electronic piece of mentalism will make you look like you are really tapping into their mind. You can also place a thought into their mind and make them stop at whatever time you want. Easy to use. Sporty looking "Timex" alarm clock. Nothing to add or take away. When you're done with it, just fold it and place it back into your pocket. You are now ready for the next time. Introductory price only $125.00

Remote Control Flash Pot

The "Remote Control Flash Pot" is a flash pot that is set off by a radio frequency remote transmitter. When the transmitter button is pushed, it ignites the flash powder resulting in a puff of smoke. The flash pot is run by two 9 volt batteries. $165.00

Elmo The Elf

The magician shows three small tins each contain three Christmas ornaments in different colors. The magician tries to separate the colors so that each color is in its individual tin, yet when the covers are closed, Elmo, the invisible Christmas elf has struck again and mixed up all the colors.$45.00

The Floating Pumpkin

The magician has a pumpkin in his hand and makes a magical gesture at it and the pumpkin lights up and starts to blink. He places it onto a table and covers it up with a cloth and the pumpkin starts to move and then starts to float in mid-air under the cloth. You can see the pumpkin's face blinking under the cloth. It floats all over the stage and every now and then the pumpkin floats up to the top of the cloth and then floats over the top edge of the cloth. When he comes up to the top of the cloth he is facing the performer. He then turns his face to the audience. He floats around some more and then returns to the table and the cloth is whisked off. The pumpkin is then seen just sitting there blinking. The magician then picks up the pumpkin and makes another magical gesture and the pumpkin stops blinking.$35.00