Paradox Master Plans by Thomas Moore - Book Ages 12 & Up EASY propless Star Sign

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) The first full routine using silks was performed by de Kolta and written up in Professor Hoffman's Later Magic in 1903

Paul Potassy and Terry Seabrooke perform and explain completely different but wildly entertaining versions of the borrowed bill to impossible place plot while Falkenstein and Willard teach an amazing and easy-to-do rope escape with a truly impossible twist

" - Paul Green

Each card face is printed with an extra layer of thick glossy ink which catches the light and shines bright

Paradox Master Plans by Thomas Moore - Book Ages 12 & Up EASY propless Star SignThe classic paradox but in a box = Parabox. Your assistant enters a small box only just big enough to hold them, then the box is filled with another box, spears and finally opened up completely to show there's nothing inside no two objects can occupy the same space! Utilizing a principle I have been refining for 20 years and endlessly refined and improved using the latest state of the art 3D design technology to make the design as practical, portable