They must have been selling too much flash paper eh?

I have ordered from

http://www.magicwarehouse.com

http://www.stevensmagic.com

http://www.penguinmagic.com

all with good results, & then there is always Ebay for the occasional good deal.

If you live in the UK go for http://www.magicbox.uk.com

Try this site (All Magic) they have a list of dealers Online...

http://allmagic.com/allmagicdealers/index.html

I have bought stuff from many places including some mentioned above, but here are a few not mentioned: Earth's Largest Magic Shop, Hank Lee's, Daytona Magic, and the Trickery.

Good Luck!
And just in case you are wondering I have had no bad experiences with any of the above.

I wholly recommend The Magic Warehouse ( http://www.themagicwarehouse.com ). I have bought stuff from them all the way from here (India), and have gained utmost satisfaction.

Penguin Magic ( http://www.penguinmagic.com ) is also a good place to buy your wares.

Also visit Bryan Dean's Magic & Illusion site, which has a section called "Where to Buy Magic" ( http://magic.about.com/cs/buy/ )

In the uk http://www.magictricks.co.uk
and penguin have just opened a new european site at http://www.penguinmagic.co.uk

Brian,

One to check out is the Cuckoo's Nest.

http://www.thecuckoosnest.com

If your travels ever take you to Pittsburgh, check them out. The demonstrators are friendly and knowledgeable.

http://www.magicweek.co.uk/

This is an excellent UK Magic Website, and has a large list of dealers websites who advertise with MagicWeek.

I have this bookmarked rather than many other sites as I can find out so much from there.

Best wishes,

Brian.

Any magic shops in Adelaide, South Australia?

Thanks...
winboy13

Here are a few that came to mind in no particular order, can’t vouch for all these guys but if you go into sweet and sour here on the café that can be helpful…
www.
hocus-pocus
Penguin
magicwarehouse
elmwoodmagic
magicproshop
tilfordillusions
stevensmagic
tannens
trickery
magicfact
daytonamagic
scoundrelsstore
ronjo
magictricks
jbtv

MagicBox in North East England is my local magic shop. They're great and the products are very competitively priced. If you want something, chances are that they can supply you with it so try getting in touch with them if you are based in the UK - http://www.magicbox.uk.com

Cheers,
TM

I like Penguin Magic, but I think that depending on your experience level, Penguin's inventory may be limited. I have purchased a lot from Penguin in the beginning of my magic studies, but now I mainly look to them for accessories and supplies rather than effects.

Now my preferred online shop is Hocus-Pocus. They have a huge inventory, and when placing my last order, I asked about several things I could not find on their website, and they were able to get them for me at a good price. That last order also only took about 3 days to get to me, which was a pleasant surprise. I was expecting 2 weeks. Also, Hocus has a lot of sales going on, which are offered through emails when you sign up with them.

Hocus Pocus and L&L has great costumer service.

Rannie

I've ordered from

stevens magic emporium

LLPUB l&L publishing

and from Penguinmagic which if they sell what you are looking for really is very cheap( let me refrase it isn't extremely expensive....)

The site with the most amazing effects I have found is http://www.ellusionist.com/

There is a nice selection, but it is much smaller than, say, http://www.thetrickery.com/ but the magic is mind-blowing.

Ellusionist.com and penguinmagic.com are great. Penguin has good customer service, decent selection, and good prices. The shipping is also free and quick.

I have had success with ebay. just make sure that you compare prices of different shops to ensure you get the cheapest deal.

I have had great success with ebay and ellusionist.com
also try http://www.hippityhop.com

http://www.mymagic.com/ has great customer service

Just a plug for my magic dealer JBTV uk. Their are over 185 videos displaying the tricks that one can purchase on line