Original from the 1970s.
(Only two left)
Small objects appear, disappear or transform in a cylindrical tube.
And this is what it sounded like when Werry first offered this trick in his customer mail in 1963:
"When Dr. Schram sent us the model of his Magic Safe, we jumped for joy. Tricks like these aren't invented every day, especially not in Germany. So we didn't think twice and immediately put this charming little piece of art into production. And here it is...
The magician presents a cylindrical container made of crystal-clear plastic and asks the audience to insert a ten-mark note. To prevent the banknote from getting lost, the container is covered with a metal cap, the Magic Safe, as the performer calls it. When the cap is then removed, 20 fifty-pfennig pieces are now in the container instead of the ten-mark note, meaning the banknote has magically been exchanged in the "safe." And everything can be examined immediately!
Just imagine how much fun you and your audience will have with this trick if someone can't change your ten-mark note when paying, so you reach for the Magic Safe. Or if you want to perform a trick with coins and no one has that much change. But with Dr. Schram's Magic Safe, you can do more than just change paper into hard cash. No, you can also make money or other small objects disappear in the "safe." A magical inscription can also appear on a blank piece of paper. In short, the number of effects is practically unlimited! Here's another particularly charming variation that the inventor, Dr. Schram, likes to perform for his fellow magicians: The artist places a small plastic doll in the container and puts the cap over it. Then he takes a sip to the health of his audience. And when he lifts the cap again, the doll is swimming in whiskey and...wearing swimming trunks! We deliver to Dr. Schram's Magic Safe contains the crystal-clear plastic container, the "safe," the plastic cap that's only a few millimeters taller than the container itself and the tool. We don't include banknotes or coins, as we believe you have them yourself.
The magician presents a cylindrical container made of crystal-clear plastic and asks the audience to insert a ten-mark note. To prevent the banknote from getting lost, the container is covered with a metal cap, the Magic Safe, as the performer calls it. When the cap is then removed, 20 fifty-pfennig pieces are now in the container instead of the ten-mark note, meaning the banknote has magically been exchanged in the "safe." And everything can be examined immediately!
Just imagine how much fun you and your audience will have with this trick if someone can't change your ten-mark note when paying, so you reach for the Magic Safe. Or if you want to perform a trick with coins and no one has that much change. But with Dr. Schram's Magic Safe, you can do more than just change paper into hard cash. No, you can also make money or other small objects disappear in the "safe." A magical inscription can also appear on a blank piece of paper. In short, the number of effects is practically unlimited! Here's another particularly charming variation that the inventor, Dr. Schram, likes to perform for his fellow magicians: The artist places a small plastic doll in the container and puts the cap over it. Then he takes a sip to the health of his audience. And when he lifts the cap again, the doll is swimming in whiskey and...wearing swimming trunks! We deliver to Dr. Schram's Magic Safe contains the crystal-clear plastic container, the "safe," the plastic cap that's only a few millimeters taller than the container itself and the tool. We don't include banknotes or coins, as we believe you have them yourself.
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