Bumper's Magic

Thats all i have... They make paper tears etc

Hello.

The company is called "Bumper's Magical Workshop."  It's located in
San Diego, California.

The full name may be seen on the label for this paper tear sold at clownantics.com:
http://www.clownantics.com/images/magic/g1410.jpg
From this clownantics web page:
http://www.clownantics.com/papermagic.shtml

Contact info:

Bumper's Magical Workshop
4410 Glacier Avenue Suite 108, San Diego, CA 92120
(619) 640-0175 
From superpage.com:
http://yellowpages.superpages.com/ffile.jsp?SRC=portals&N=bumper%27s+magical&T=San+Diego&S=CA&R=N&STYPE=S&LID=0095129866&display=1

Bumper's Magical Workshop
San Diego, CA
619-640-0175
From partypop.com:
http://www.partypop.com/Categories/Magicians_Magic_Shows/CA_San_Diego.htm

I called them at 619-640-0175, and it's definitely the right company.
The answering machine indicates that Bumper's Magical Workshop makes
"magic supplies for entertainers worldwide."

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search strategy:
"paper tears" bumper magic
"bumper's magical"

I hope this helps.

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Hi, onetrilliondollars--just curious:  is that "paper tears" as in
"teers" (salty drops from your eyes) or "tares" (rips)?  In context
and even looking at the links, it seems to me that one makes about as
much sense as the other.

Thanks,
Apteryx

Howdy apteryx-ga,

Not the Questioner, but someone who has studied illusions.

It is tears, as in rips.  These type of illusions are sometimes
called "tear and restore" or "torn and restore" because that is
the gist of the illusion.

The illusionist takes a newspaper, (or paper hat, in the Bumper's
version) tears it up, then restores it.

Looking Forward, denco-ga - Google Answers Researcher