I performed this effect for a few people at the Abbotts get together a few weeks ago and some magicians wanted to know when it'll be available. I finally made the time to put the PDF together on it.

The effect is that you have two bottles. One of them vanishes and is found inside the other bottle. You can go to my site by clicking the link in my signature to read a more detailed descriptions of the effect.

It's a very unusual and memorable effect. It also makes a great conversation piece. I have one sitting on my shelf at home and when ever someone comes over they always ask how I got the bottle in the bottle.

Ron Jaxon

Jaxon,

Looks like an amazing effect. I am impressed.

I may be interested in this. I would love to hear some reviews.

Caleb

I'm looking forward to some feed back too. Quite a few people picked it up in the last 24 hours. I'm sure someone will post something after they have the time to make it.

A couple of people Emailed me asking if you have to use beer bottles. This can be done with some non-alcoholic bottles too.

Feel free to ask any questions.

Ron Jaxon

I bought the ebook last night and think it's well worth the $10 price tag. Ron has come up with an inexpensive way to perform an impressive effect.

Ron, that is cool!

Thanks for that. I have a odd interest in impossible objects. I know have a bottle in bottle to add to my bent fork in bottle, and sealed deck of cards in bottle. Thanks!

Hope to see you at motor city close up convention

-Patrick Redford

Ron's magic is quality material ! Any of the requiered gimmicks are easily constructed. The instructions are always well written. And the effects are just plain darn good. Lots of bang for the buck !

Kudos Ron !

As Patrick Redford, I love "impossible object" !
I am more interested in the object than the trick

I just like to know if the "bottle in bottle" can be given as a souvenir ? (and they won't find the way it is done) I hope I am not asking to much...
I guess both bottle have to be in plastic ?

Thank you,
Nicolas

Both bottles can be examined before the trick. You can even have a spectator pour their own drinks from them if you want.

Unfortunately they can't be examined after the trick. I found that the sight and the sound of it is pretty convincing though. People remember unusual objects like this. Just like others have mentioned. I now have a deck in bottle, ship in bottle, Ping-Pong ball in bottle and now bottle in bottle.

I remember something being mentioned in one of Paul Harris' books about putting a golf ball in a bottle but I never found any more on that. Anyone know of this?

Ron Jaxon

I talked to a guy who says he can put a real bottle inside a bottle. I know this guy makes some things out of bottles and sells them at craft shows such as flattening a bottle and making it into a butter plate and stretched bottles. So I asked him about it and he says he thinks he can do it.

I'm thing what he has in mind is to take the bottom off, putting another bottle in it and melting the bottom back on. He didn't say this what he has in mind but he said he'd see if his idea will work.

This would be great because you'd be able to use my method (Bottle in Bottle) then switch it for the real one. Leave it out in the open to display after the show or something.

I hope it'll work.

Ron Jaxon

For those who have been looking for bottles of non-alcoholic bottles to make this from. The new coca-cola black bottles work well. Here's an image of it.
You can put it in any other bottle you want. I put one inside a larger glass coca-cola bottle.

I've also come up with some new handling's to work with it. Some people Emailed me asking about using it in different situation and angles. I worked out a way where you can secretly load the smaller bottle into the larger one without having to switch the large bottle. In other words you can show the actual large bottle to be empty then secretly load the small one into it during performance. If anyone has this and wants these updated handling's feel free to Email me.

Ron Jaxon