Snapper Puzzle tie The first recorded use of

The first recorded use of silk handkerchiefs in the literature of magic was by none other than Robert-Houdin for a vanishing handkerchief routine (which also coincided with his invention of the first pull

Comes with a lovely patter story and the gaffed cards

Here is the effect: Show the box empty

This is a gimmick that the audience never gets to see

- Get Into It - Two spectators each other's cards while the magician sits back with a grin

Snapper Puzzle tie The first recorded use ofThe performer displays a small cylinder with a hole running through it. At the bottom of the hole a rubber band is threaded across the cylinder. A small stick with a hook at one end and a cap at the other is pushed into the cylinder, and twisted by the performer, apparently threading the rubber band over the hook. When the cap is pulled out and released, the plunger is snapped into the cylinder by the action of the elastic. Having demonstrated this