The Prestidigitator

What's that behind your ear? Never trust a sleight-of-hand artist, especially not one who carries these essentials.

Magic Coin — $1

Thumb Tip — $3

Standard Bicycle playing cards with a spade design on the cover. Can purchase either red or blue package that comes with the respective color on the back of playing cards.

Bicycle Playing Cards — $5

4 inch tall plastic flask-shaped container sealed with a rubber cork. Contains marshmallows; not meant for consumption.

Sleight of Hand — $7

Three 3 inch tall plastic cups in black, blue, and red. Four small orange sponge balls.

Cups and Balls — $4

4 inch by 4 inch handkerchiefs. Options include white and assortment of rainbow colors.

Silk Hankerchief — $3

2-3 centimeter-thin booklet. Cover text: 50 tricks with a thumb tip: A manual of thumb tip magic. Practical tested tricks, by Milbourne Christopher.

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50 Tricks with a Thumb Tip by M. Christopher — $2

Donation — $1

Two-inch clear plastic cylinder container with a black lid. Magnet underneath the lid allows the black dice cover to stick, dropping the white dice to the bottom once the container is shaken.

Dizzy Dice — $3

Five centimeter-thin plastic wallet that folds into a credit card or $100 bill.

Credit Card to Cash — $2

Stretch Rubber Chicken

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Stretch Rubber Chicken — $4

Tivoli's Delightful Dice

Tivoli's Delightful Dice — $3