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Martin Breese writes: If you look at the comments I have made for the Mighty Mini Chameleon box you will know that I am thrilled with items that have just arrived from Tony Curtis. All of these items are featured in Stunners by Larry Becker and most knowledgeable magicians will know what they are and how they work. I will keeping one of these as well as I know that when it is unobtainable one day it will (it is a limited edition) fetch a high price on magic auction sites. I have in the last 30 years of dealing in fine magic only once made an error in boosting something that I subsequently felt was not for me or my clients. One mistake in 30 years of business and money was returned to those who decided to purchase as a result of my recommendation. I may be a dealer but I also have the enthusiasm that some dealers lack. I may make money out of what I sell but, of the many products offered to me, I would only contemplate handling just a few. This is one of the few. It can not be bettered!

Here is a clear description of Boxed II:

Show a magnificent exotic top grade veneer wood box and have a spectator place an object in the box and ask him to secure the box with heavy rubber bands. Instantly you know what is in the drawer of the box. This is a masterpiece of simplicity and mystery. No gimmicks! It is so easy to do. So diabolical in working.

Just supply the showmanship and allow Boxxed II to do the rest! There are so many possibilities for the imaginative performer: Picture yourself placing five coins of varying denominations and origins on the table. For example, coins from England, Germany, France, Spain and Italy. The performer turns his back while a randomly selected participant is asked to imagine that he or she is vacationing in the country whose coin is one of the five on the table.

The participant is then asked to place the coin of their choice into the drawer of the strikingly beautiful box. They are then asked to secure the drawer with several stout rubber bands so there is no way anyone can see what's sealed inside the box.

The remaining four coins are placed out of sight before the performer turns and faces the participant.

"Examine the box," the performer asks.

"Make sure there are no windows, slits or trapdoors in the box."

The participant does so. "Place the box between your cupped hands," the performer continues. The participant is now asked to imagine that he or she is visiting the country where the freely selected coin came from. Slowly the performer begins to describe the country, a city, and a historic landmark in that city. "The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France." "Does the coin in the box between the palms of your hands come from France?" the performer asks. The participant confirms that the coin in the box did indeed come from France. This is but one of the many effects possible with BOXXED II. Use Casino chips, a die, in fact, just about anything that will fit inside the box.

BOXXED II comes complete with illustrated instructions. The uses are limitless, and because of the diabolically simple secret, so is the handling.

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