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Magic supplies in Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia

Whatever you perform in Arlington — close-up at a table, walk-around at a party, or a stand-up set — the material ships from here.

We post to every address in Arlington County and the rest of Virginia — there is no shop floor in Arlington, and no separate pricing by city.

Arlington is small enough that the local magic scene is probably three people who know each other. That is not a disadvantage — it is how most performers learn, and a smaller room is a more honest audience than a big one.

There is no brick-and-mortar magic shop in most of Arlington, which is the usual reason people end up ordering. The trade-off is that you cannot handle a prop before buying it, so every listing says plainly what ships, what is included, and whether instructions come with it.

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Stage and parlour

Props that read from the back row: appearing and vanishing canes, flower productions, linking rings in 30cm chrome, silks, flash bags and the larger apparatus. Stage material asks more of your staging than your fingers — the method is usually simple and the presentation is the whole job.

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Coin magic

Coin work travels better than anything else: one gimmick in a pocket and whatever change you already have. A plate that lets a borrowed coin fall through the base of a glass, and a coin you can see straight through — both work with the coins in your hand rather than a matched set you have to go and buy. Harder than cards to learn, and considerably stronger when it lands.

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Starting out in Arlington

If you are starting, the honest advice is to buy three things and work them until they are invisible, rather than twenty and perform none of them. A Svengali deck, a set of sponge balls and a decent close-up mat will carry you further in six months than a drawer of apparatus.

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Where to buy magic tricks in Arlington

There are three places to buy magic tricks in Arlington: a toy or party shop, a general marketplace, or a magic shop that sells nothing else. The first sells props that break, the second rarely says whether instructions are included, and the third is what this is. Nothing is listed here without saying what arrives and what it is for.

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Magic in the South

Southern magic skews toward walk-around and family work: restaurants, fairs, church events and corporate functions. Material that plays to mixed ages earns more here than anything built for a bar.

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Getting it to Arlington

We post to Arlington like anywhere else in the country. That covers all of Arlington County. Arlington gets the same terms as everywhere else, with free shipping over $75.

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What performers are buying

We ship anywhere in the United States, Virginia included — there is no shop floor in Arlington, just the same catalogue and the same delivery.

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