Bill Tube - Pro
Bill Tube - Pro
SKU:CL108
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The magician borrows a banknote, ask to sign it, and places it under a handkerchief.
He then gives the handkerchief with the bill inside to a spectator.
He then shows a padlocked brass tube.
The tube is given to another spectator with the key for the padlock.
The magician then shakes the handkerchief and the banknote doesn't fall down to floor, it's disappeared.
Immediately the spectator, that has the tube, is asked to open the tube and they find the signed banknote.
Skill Rating: Intermediate
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Magic Skill Ratings Explained
Magic Skill Ratings Explained
Easy
This trick is easy to perform and is suitable for beginners of all ages.
Intermediate
This trick requires some practice to perform, but is not difficult to master.
Difficult
This trick requires considerable practice.
The majority of magic in our catalogue requires little or no slight of hand, leaving you free to perfect your presentation.It is suitable for the hobbyist or professional. Needless to say that this does not mean it can be bought and performed infront of an audience in five minutes!
Magic is an art form and must be practiced so the performance given is professional, entertaining and a near miracle. (even if you are a hobbyist).
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About us
About us
"The Scarborough Joke & Magic Shop is a family run business. We endeavour to provide the very best service, as we offer the personal touch unique to independent businesses.
Magic and Jokes have always been a passion of mine, and I still love to perform magic and entertain family and friends"
- Miles Jackson (Owner)
The Scarborough Joke & Magic Shop
81 Eastborough
Scarborough
YO11 1NH
Telephone: 01723 379222
Open everyday 10am-5pm
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