239. Runic. Middlesex, Alan Warner, ca. 1990.

Runic. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. Two Viking runic symbols, chosen freely by a spectator, "burn" themselves into the previously blank wooden plaques resting on the table. Teakwood construction.

Alphabet Antics. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A plain black cube transforms into a colorful alphabet block. Cube 4 ½". Each wand 11 ¾". With instructions; good.

Mini Mental. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The magician correctly predicts the order in which a spectator has commanded four colored blocks to be arranged on a teakwood stand when he slides away t

The Pharaoh’s Curse. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. An Egyptian talisman is removed from a wooden box, only to return to it as if by magic. Teakwood box with brass ankh decoration (3 ½ x

Block-Buster. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A plastic slide divides a red wooden tube into two compartments. Even though a wooden block can be heard hitting the slide when dropped in the tube, the

Holusion. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A patience-sized playing card is placed in a teakwood case. In succession, the card is pierced at its center in square, triangular, and circular shapes. Fin

Pentra. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A mummy figure penetrates a solid teakwood blade running through a wooden slot. With original box and instructions. Fine.

Dotty Domino. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The spots on a specially crafted wooden domino (3 x 1 ½") change from white to blue and back again several times. For the finale, the spots on one side

Twister. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A teakwood box and three polished domino tablets. As the magician twists the box in different positions, the number of spots and position of the domino withi

The Question Is. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The color of one of several tiles freely chosen by a spectator matches that which the magician reveals in the small covered teakwood box. With origin

The Tablets of Ra. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The spectator's chosen tablet penetrates a wooden strip that runs through it and the rest of the tablets placed in a teakwood cover, dropping into

Clown Caper. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A plain black felt banner is displayed and rolled up. A child shown a book of fabric squares uses a pair of oversize "magic scissors" to magically cut sh

Karate Kard. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A chosen card from a patience-sized pack of cards is placed into a box. When the box is opened, all the cards have been sliced into tiny pieces- except f

Prison Block. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A red block with a hole through its center is dropped into a teakwood cabinet (3 ½ x 1 ¾") and subsequently imprisoned by running a rod through both t

Sucker Paddle. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. Spots on a wooden paddle change from red to yellow, and back again, and finally one spot to blue and one to green. 6" long. With instructions. Very goo

Kubika. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A slotted block placed in a lacquered case is threaded with orange ribbon and both suspended by the magician, who on command causes the block to fall from the

Oriental Blocks Pagoda Cabinet. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. Lacquered cabinet (approx. 4 x 2 ¼") opens to reveal six different colored blocks held by a spike end to end. After the blocks are sh

Lightning Box. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990s. A spectator chooses a card, places it back into the deck and puts the deck in a teakwood box; the box is then “zapped” with a special ligh

Scarab - Scarab. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990s. A transposition effect between yellow and blue scarabs held within a decorative teak box. Box 4 ½ x 2 ½ x 1”. Instructions included.

Wonderland Door. Cornwall, Alan Warner, ca. 1995. No matter what card is chosen from the miniature pack, when a finely made miniature teakwood door is removed from its stand, a duplicate of the select

Matched. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 1989. Spectator selects a domino and colored disk. The performer produces the same color of token selected out of the teak wooden box. 3 ½ x 2 ¾. Instruct

Sign of the Snake. Cornwall, Alan Warner, ca. 1995. One of five plaques is chosen. An oblong tablet placed inside a small cartouche-type holder is then revealed to be engraved with an identically-colo

Money Maker. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 2000. Finely made teakwood box allows the performer to change a blank piece of paper to a one dollar bill, and then make a second change of the single to a $100

Mummy by Alan Warner. Ca. 2000. From Warner:The performer removes the lid from a plain wooden sarcophagus to reveal an Egyptian Mummy reclining in an open coffin. The coffin containing the Mummy is re