Under cover of the hands, four "heavy" brass weights sitting on a table magically jump from under one hand to under another, until they all assemble together. This reproduction of the classic Chink-a-Chink set is based on Dai Vernon's own set of Chink-a-Chink that he carried in his close-up case.

Just slightly larger in diameter than an actual Morgan Silver Dollar, the Copper Morgan Dollar is a gorgeous coin for coin manipulation.

One replacement shell for the Passing the Weights Set.

One Replacement Carrying Case for Passing the Weights

The Rings-N-Things Steel Jumping Gems consist of 2 matching, nickel plated steel paddles with bright blue Swarovski crystals embedded in them and a bright red Swarovski crystal for the finale. Each paddle is 4" long. A leather-like carrying cases for the two rods, essential to get you into position, is included.

The Cardistry Training Blocks are created from solid stainless-steel plates with milled pips. These blocks are not simply laser engraved: the pips, corner indices, and the back border are milled into the steel with industrial milling machines. The pips and corner indices are recreations of Bicycle or Phoenix playing card faces, with the entire face values milled into the steel.

Pure copper and patterned after the $2.50 & $5.00 Indian Head Gold Coin Minted from 1908 to 1929.

The magician shows an empty bowl and fills it with rice. A second bowl is placed mouth down over the full bowl. The rice doubles in quantity! The magician then levels the rice out of the bowl and again places the two bowls together mouth to mouth. The rice turns to water!

Just slightly larger in diameter than a Silver Dollar, these Copper Lincoln Wheat Pennies are gorgeous coins for coin manipulation and coin tricks. Each penny weighs one full ounce and is made from SOLID COPPER (.999 FINE COPPER). The coin is NOT plated.

Just the Zombie Floating Ball gimmick.

The Rings-N-Things Lippincott Ring Box with Lippincott feature is a stunning work of craftsmanship. Constructed from Cherry with dovetail joints, redundant tiny neodymium magnets, a recessed solid brass hinge and a chamfered lid, the Ring Box is designed to perform a variety of magic tasks and built to last for years.

The Rings-N-Things Lippincott Ring Box with Lippincott feature is a stunning work of craftsmanship. Constructed from Gabon Ebony with dovetail joints, redundant tiny neodymium magnets, a recessed solid brass hinge and a chamfered lid, the Ring Box is designed to perform a variety of magic tasks and built to last for years.

The Copper Benson Bowl is a classic of magic. Including Goshman 2" Pro Red Sponge balls, this is a sleight of hand effect that, when executed properly, leaves an audience amazed and stunned at your skills.

Just the pedestal for a Zombie Ball. Made from pure copper, a lovely contrasting metal add-on for any Zombie.

The Mini Aqua Vase can repeatedly pour at least six shots of any liquid after clearly inverting the vase and apparently draining it of its contents. This little vase is a beautiful piece of magic apparatus.

The satin aluminum Brahmin Rice Bowls are an updated version of an eastern classic of magic. A self-contained Lota principle is built into one of the bowls so there is nothing to get rid of and no fear of accidents happening as in the original method.

The RNT Zombie Floating Ball is for the performer who prefers the grace and elegance of a 4-inch (10.16 cm) diameter ball. Constructed from lightweight aluminum and built to last for years, the ball features a very deep recess that is spun into the ball for maximum control and a secure fit of the gimmick.

The magician shows an empty bowl and fills it with rice. A second bowl is placed mouth down over the full bowl. The rice doubles in quantity! The magician then levels the rice out of the bowl and again places the two bowls together mouth to mouth. The rice turns to water!

The polished aluminum Brahmin Rice Bowls are an updated version of an eastern classic of magic. A self-contained Lota principle is built into one of the bowls so there is nothing to get rid of and no fear of accidents happening as in the original method.

The magician shows an empty bowl and fills it with rice. A second bowl is placed mouth down over the full bowl. The rice doubles in quantity! The magician then levels the rice out of the bowl and again places the two bowls together mouth to mouth. The rice turns to water!