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Banner Nest of Boxes by Illusion Arts Magic
(c. 1923,2008) (Submit Review) (Submit Update)The Banner Nest of Boxes was invented by Floyd Thayer and was released c. 1923 as The Tri-Color Boxes and Mysterious Flight.
Effect: The Banner Nest of Boxes is not your standard nest of boxes effect and this beautiful set from Illusion Arts Magic is no exception. Instead of simply vanishing an item and finding it nested in the smallest box with the Banner Nest of Boxes you introduce the boxes and take out the smallest box and place the item (it could be a Dove or any other valuable object) inside. You place the smallest box on a tray (supplied) and rebox the two larger boxes and hand them to the spectator. Everyone can see the small box on the tray, and you cover it up with a large foulard, lift the foulard up into the air, and with a big display the box appears to disappear in mid-air and the foulard can be shown on both sides with no sign of the little box. Now the Spectator can open the boxes they have been holding all this time, with no prompting or moves from the magician, and they find that the smallest box has appeared back inside the nest and contains the object.
This is a wonderful illusion, made beautifully by Craig Beytien and comes with everything you need to perform.
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Includes: Printed Instructions.
Approx. Price: $800.00 (2018) ***
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Andy Martin –
The Banner Nest of Boxes is not your standard nest of boxes effect and this beautiful set from Illusion Arts Magic is no exception. Instead of simply vanishing an item and finding it nested in the smallest box with the Banner Nest of Boxes you introduce the boxes and take out the smallest box and place the item (it could be a Dove or any other valuable object) inside. You place the smallest box on a tray (supplied) and rebox the two larger boxes and hand them to the spectator. Everyone can see the small box on the tray, and you cover it up with a large foulard, lift the foulard up into the air, and with a big display the box appears to disappear in mid-air and the foulard can be shown on both sides with no sign of the little box. Now the Spectator can open the boxes again, with no prompting or moves from the magician, and they find that the smallest box has appeared back inside the nest and contains the object.
This is a wonderful illusion, made beautifully by Craig Beytien and comes with everything you need to perform.