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One red ball, held at the tips of the fingers, suddenly multiplies to two. At the magician's command, another ball appears, making three. Finally, a fourth ball makes its appearance - one between each finger of the hand.
Teaches the fundamentals of sleight of hand without challenging the beginning magician tremendously. A minimum of practice required.
Manufactured in the USA. Detailed directions included.
This product was added to our catalog on Friday 01 October, 2004.
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