Dominic Wood's Magic Box

From the magician himself: "Here it is at last--the box of tricks I'd have given anything to get my hands on when I first started doing magic at the age of 6. This is simply the best box of magic money can buy. I guarantee you'll really amaze your audiences with these stunning tricks--and many of them are unique to my magic box. Some of the tricks are really easy to do, yet thrilling to watch, while others need a bit of practice, which is where the fun really starts! But once you've mastered every one of the 150 tricks, the next step from my Magic Box could well be to become a professional magician."

This great set includes: the Magic Ring Box. Put the ring in the box and make it disappear. Now close the box, push through the wand and reopen it to show the ring around the wand!

The Ever-Full Bottle. Fill this bottle with water. Pour it out until it's upside down and empty. Turn it the right way up again. Now say the magic word and turn it over to pour out more water. This can be done three or four times.

The Magic Crystal Glass (made of high transparency plastic). Show the audience the glass. Turn it round to show it is completely empty. Now say the magic word and pull a hankey from the glass. Show it is still completely empty and then pull another hankey from the empty glass.

The Money Tube. Hold the money tube upright. Slide the card in the middle back and forth to insure the audience knows it is solid. Now in front of everyone's eyes drop a coin "right through" the card onto the table below.

The Transforming Dice Tunnel. Push the dice through the tunnel gently, the tunnel is only just wide enough to let the dice pass through. When the dice comes out the other end a different number is on top--can be done very close up.

Magic Card Tricks. Several unique card tricks are included among the tricks that can be done with this specially made part-deck of cards.

The Impossible Steel Tangle. Tangle the ring into the spring and challenge anyone to take it out. Now with a twist of the wrist, remove the ring in one easy movement.

Doing magic improves manual dexterity and increases self-confidence. It can also help develop a longer attention span as children apply themselves to learn more tricks following the tremendously positive reactions they can get from performing magic for others.