Bull's-Eye Coin Tricks

1942
Written by Laurie Ireland, Edward Marlo
Work of Laurie Ireland, Edward Marlo
31 pages (Stapled), published by Magic, Inc.
Illustrated with drawings by Eugene Gloye
Language: English
29 entries
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Jay Marshall Introduction added to later edition
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Edward Marlo New Back Palm Vanish and Production
3
Edward Marlo Marlo's Front and Back Palm
Related to 5
Edward Marlo Passe Passe Coins
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Edward Marlo Friction Pass
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Edward Marlo Two Halves and a Dime two half dollars appear, dime placed between them vanishes, wax
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Edward Marlo Money from Magic dime changes to penny, coin secretly in ear
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Edward Marlo Marlo's Poor Man's Trick coin through head into glass, then through sleeve (apparently)
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Edward Marlo Sleeving Technique
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Edward Marlo Penetration and Audible Arrival two coins in silk, chosen one penetrates, then travels back with a clink
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Edward Marlo Single Coin Routine vanishes and body penetrations
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Thumb Palm Pass
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French Drop
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Thumb Clip
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Pick Up
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Edward Marlo Two Ideas hooked coin in sleeve, pocket ditch for complete vanish
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Laurie Ireland The Imaginary Half Dollar half dollar appears
Variations 20
Laurie Ireland, John Ramsay The Toss Up Vanish
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Laurie Ireland A Close-up Trick for a Bar coin vanishes and reappears in "heads or tails" game
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Laurie Ireland In and Out of the Fist
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Laurie Ireland Follow-Up for the Above
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Paul Studham The Human Slot Machine glass production
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Laurie Ireland Production of Coins from the Mouth "A pretty sequence for the Miser's Dream"
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Laurie Ireland Patter for the Miser's Dream
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Laurie Ireland A Coin Pass "Excellent for sue with a dollar size coin."
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Laurie Ireland The Thumb Crotch Palm "Information on the pick up of several coins"
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Laurie Ireland The Five Coin Pass
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Laurie Ireland Through the Palm
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Laurie Ireland Why Use Real Money when Palming Coins are so Cheap?
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Data entered by Denis Behr, March 2013.