We happen to have just one piece of this rare collectors item. Produced back in 2009 by Magic Wagon and Martin Breese. As new as you see at the photos.
The Mini Cyclops Box is a smaller version of the original Cyclops Box! Made in Thailand by Magic Wagon who make the finest magic props in the world. This is not just a magic prop but a work of art. The Mini Cyclops Box is small enough to enable it to be used for close-up work and table-hopping. It measures The Mini Cyclops Box is small enough to enable it to be used for close-up work and table-hopping. It measures 14.5cms x 10cms x 11cms.
If you are not familiar with the Cyclops Effect this is what it is all about. Anything placed in the box by a spectator can be divined by the performer and he does not need to touch the box at all. One of the easiest effects is as follows: A pack of cards is shuffled and placed in the box. The top card is stared at by the spectator, remembered and the lid of the box is closed. Instantly the performer knows the selected card. The box does not work by radio control or anything like that and uses a principle rarely used in magic.
The box can be used for a psychometry effect. Personal items are placed in inside and the magician can say what the items are and who owns them. There are so many uses for the box and a few are included in the instructions which are packed with color photographs. The instructions are almost a book and include:
- The Blind Prophet of Phebes
- Burnt Retina (A Drawing Duplication)
- Compulsory Token Card Trick
- Pure Psychometry
- The Eye of Polyphemus
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“In 21 years of traveling the world performing comedy Mentalism, this is one of the smartest effects I’ve seen. I received it this morning; it’s in the act tonight. Awesome job Martin.” - Steve Legg
“A fabulous new idea in magic with endless possibilities, made even more practical with the smaller version. I now have the full size box on my mantelpiece ready for an impromptu miracle. If you can’t come up with some mind-blowing magic with this prop you should trade in your wand and become a juggler! ” - Nick Lewin
