Self Filling Coke Bottle Magic Trick

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An empty, capped, glass Coke bottle is set inside of an opaque tube with the top of the bottle always in sight,  It is immediately removed again from the tube and is now full of Coke! 

Get Connected

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It’s like the linking rings but done with ropes and a big finale. Show Six knitted separate ropes and then they are magically transformed into an impossible liked together chain and if that isn't enough the magician then transforms the rope into 1 multi colored single loop of rope. 
 
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Bill Cook Lecture Notes

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Chicago Masters of Magic
Matt Schulien - The Corner in the glass
Heba Hana Al - The sugar cube trick
Ed Marlo - The 21 card trick
Harlan Tarbell - Top pocket vanish
Jay Marshall - The Japanese thumb tie
Eugene Burger - The world’s fastest card trick
Jim Steinmeyer - Deepest Sympathy
Bert Allerton - The name card
Bert Allerton - The Flutist
Bert Allerton - Magic square

Silk off Hanger

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The Acrobatic Silks just got an upgrade for modern times! Now you can perform it with the silks tied to a coat hanger!

This classic works just as before: With four different silks tied with knots to a hanger, have your spectator name any colored silk. Whichever silk is named, it visibly falls to the floor. Repeat this with all of the silks.

Time to upgrade your presentation of this venerable classic.

The Gambling Magician

                                  

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 "Within the pages of this volume, the reader will find many effects which may easily be incorporated into a program of exposes, or as part of a manipulative act.

None of the effects discussed in the first section require sleights more difficult than the double lift.
Many a performer will want to credit the occurrences to his own skill – even though none is involved.
While at no time should the Lecturer attribute the happenings to “magic”, a fairly plausible cause is sleight-of-hand.
Included in Section II of this volume, I have given the reader an illustrated guide to some actual methods employed by professional card men, and some ruses and gimmicks of my own.
The reader may be surprised to learn the simplicity of many of the moves shown, and magicians will find much of the material suitable for card effects before lay audiences.

The Cups

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By Roy Fromer. Contains over 100 ideas, tricks, routines and novelties with the Cups and Balls. Contains over 40 illustrations, engravings and photos. Includes the original Mohammed Bey routines and three authentic Easy Indian Cup routines. For beginners and experts alike. 48 pages packed with information. This will instruct you and set your creative mind awhirl.

Internationally Famous Cups and Balls by John Platt

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Softbound – B&W Photo Illustrated

Contents:
ii Foreword: About the routine, credits, and recommends Paul Fox cups marketed by Danny Dew
1 Phase I
1 Step 1: cups penetrate each other
1 Step 2: again
1 Step 3: wand penetrates cup
1 Phase II
1 Equipment: 3 cups, 4 cork crochet balls, 3 large balls
2 Step 1: Setup
2 Step 2: Cup placement
2 Phase III
2 Step 1: ball penetration
3 Photo Illustrations: Figures 1-3
4 Step 2: invisible load
4 Step 3: ball penetration
4 Step 4: invisible load
4 Step 5: ball penetrates from under table
5 Photo Illustrations: figures 4-6
6 Step 6: reveal
6 Phase IV: prepare for Phase V
6 Phase V: removal of the balls
6 Step 1: setup
6 Step 2: removal of ball 1
7 Photo Illustrations: figures 7-9
8 Step 3: removal of balls 2 & 3
8 Phase VI: the empty cups
8 Step 1
8 Step 2
8 Step 3: a tricky move
9 Photo Illustrations: figures 10-12
10 Step 4
10 Step 5: reveal of 3 balls on top
10 Phase VII: balls dumped from top of cups and placed into pocket
10 Step 1
10 Step 2
10 Step 3
10 Step 4
10 Step 5
10 Step 6
10 Phase VIII: large ball loading
10 Step 1
10 Step 2: load #1
11 Photo Illustrations: figures 13-15
12 Step 3: load #2
12 Step 4: reveal 3 small balls under cup
12 Step 5: final 3 load reveal
13: Photo Illustrations: figures 16-18