Light Heavy Chest meets The Sword in the Stone!

The magician rolls an ordinary paper napkin into a ball to represent the famous stone. He holds the "stone" at his fingertips as a big guy is asked to choose a toothpick to represent King Arthur's Excalibur.

The magician thrusts the "sword" into the middle of the napkin.

Try as he may, try as he might, the big, strong guy is unable to remove the toothpick from the napkin! Sorry, the sword from the stone! A young girl is asked to do the same, and she can easily remove the toothpick. She renounces the crown, the sword is placed back in the stone. Once again, the man is unable to remove it. The little girl again plucks the toothpick from the stone, and keeps it as a souvenir. The man keeps the napkin for the sweat on his brow...

King Arthur's Toothpick comes with a clever little gimmick that does all the hard work, instructions in English and enough toothpicks to get you started.

As a bonus King Arthur's Toothpick also comes with the manuscript for Aaron Smith's "Borrowed & Tied", where you magically tie a knot on a regular toothpick! Also fun and easy to do.

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“Very easy to perform. Clever gimmick made of brass that is made to last. The classic sword and stone story told with a tissue and a toothpick. It really works great and gets a great reaction when I get the birthday dads unable to remove the toothpick but the birthday child can easily do it. A classic piece of magic that fits in your pocket.” - Michael Ianneo