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Check out Viking's Escape effects and accessories. Audiences have not changed over the years and they still love an escape act.
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DELUXE SIBERIAN CHAIN ESCAPE
Made famous by Houdini. Used to transport prisoners in Siberia.
Heavy chrome chain and brass padlock. Finest quality.
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CHAIN RESTRAIN ESCAPE: The perfect restraint to use for a Packing Box/Sub Trunk or Mail Bag escape. Heavy duty restraint, but you can escape in seconds, even blinfolded.
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LOCK PICK SET: Hand folding case with most used picks.
Sold for professional magical use, not for criminal activity.
Fits into pocket; black anodized case.
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WAKELING ESCAPE ROUTINE: One of Alan Wakeling's outstanding presentations is his Handcuff Escape. This performance is routined for maximum impact. It has Magic, mystery and comedy. It packs small and plays really big.
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STRAIT JACKET ESCAPE: Large only at this time.
Professional grade strait jacket with real leather straps; slip buckles and heavy canvaas construction.
One of Houdini's most famous escapes.
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THUMB CUFF ESCAPE: This is our new ebony anodized Thumb Cuff set. Impossible to escape from unless you know the secret. These can be examined till the cows come home; nothing to find. Supplied with detailed instructions.
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PERFECTION IN WOOD. JUST A FEW EXAMPLES OF VIKING'S EXQUISITE WOODWORKING PROJECTS. OLD WORLD CRAFTSMANSHIP THAT WILL ENDURE FOR A LIFETIME.
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LOADED DICE ROUTINE by Alan Wakeling: This is a knock-out routine with many steps that will blow your spectator's away. A Collectors' Workshop Exclusive. Executed in beautiful walnut or rosewood. Comes complete with detailed instructions.
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NU WAY PRODUCTION BOX: Truth: A child of 7 could do this, yet a genius won’t figure it out! Max Suko’s Nu Way Production/Transpo Box.
This great box can be used to find a borrowed object or for a Prediction! Full instructions included.
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TARBELL ORANGE VASE: Custom crafted from Asian Mahogany. One of the most beautifully turned vases you will ever own. CW's version of this classic Thayer original.
Limited quantities available.
In Asian mahogany or Ebony finish.
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IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFORMATION: When you check out, please review our shipping options. We urge you to select Federal Express for all US orders. This is the best delivery service for the money and all orders are insured up to $100.00 automatically.
For orders shipped outside the US, we use and recommend DHL or Global Priority Mail. There is a minimum shipping charge on all US orders, but any order over $75.00 is shipped post-paid in the Continental US.
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POINTS REMINDER: We will no longer offer points after the 1st of December 2019 and we will no longer accept points after that date, so if you have points saved up, use them now.
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Store Hours
Monday thru Friday, from 9:30am to 4:30pm-central time. Closed from noon to 1:30pm. |
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Viking Mfg. Co. was established Sept. 15th. 1972 as a full service Magic store in McAllen, Texas. George & Carol Robinson were the first to bring a real Magic shop to the Rio Grande Valley of south Texas. In 1976 Haenchen & Co. was purchased by us and thus began our foray into manufacturing. Haenchen & Co., operated by Fred and Vida Haenchen was established in 1931. This makes Viking-Haenchen one of the longest running Magic businesses in the U.S. As of 2013 82 years of unbroken history.
In 1978, George purchased the rights to Brema & Co. (The Magic Shop) from Joseph Filderman, who was the owner of the CBS logo associated with Carl Brema & Son. This lead to Viking's explosive entry into the production of what has become known as 'The Little Brasses". During this period, George added the Massey Magic Co. and Berg/Okito. Then came the Resor Magic Co., Snyder Magic, parts of Swoger Magic, Gem Mfg., A&B Magic, Potts Magic and Collectors' Workshop to name a few. |
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