Shell & Sanada

14 entries in Hand Gimmicks / Shell & Sanada
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Die Handschale oder Muschel "Einige Hilfsmittel der Magie"
flesh-colored attachment over palm of hand to hide silks, spring flowers, ...
 		Jan. 1897
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 2 No. 5)
65
The Finger Shell and False Palm
1903
Later Magic
215
Ching Ling Foo Finger Shell shell between two fingers
 		1903
Later Magic
475
Francis J. Rigney The Rigney False Palm Pocket building a false palm to produce coins and silks etc
 		Apr. 1951
Hugard's Magic Monthly (Vol. 8 No. 11)
773
Toyosane Sanada Sanada Gimmick as Toyomi Sanada, on the Sanada gimmick and some ideas
 		1990
A Joint Collection of Works by Tenkai Prize Winners
57
Toyosane Sanada One Ball Routine with a Spongeball spongeball moves and routine with Sanada gimmick
  • One Hand Vanish
  • Direction Change of Gimmick
  • Ball Vanish
  • One Ball Routine
 		1990
A Joint Collection of Works by Tenkai Prize Winners
60
Toyosane Sanada Metamorphic Spoon spoon is cut and restored and then changes into fork
 		1990
A Joint Collection of Works by Tenkai Prize Winners
62
Steve Dusheck Experiment No. 10 magnet hidden in one-finger Sanada type gimmick
 		1991
Dusheck's Thumb Tip Magic
53
Dan Garrett The Cosmic Egg egg materializes in empty hands and is cracked into glass, also for sponge ball appearance
 		2002
2002 — The Last Palindrome
3
Toyosane Sanada Sanada Sponge Special sequence with sanada gimmick and three sponge balls
 		2002
2002 — The Last Palindrome
6
Ron Jaxon Bill Burner bill wrapped around clear plastic lighter, hand close and opened, bill vanished, small piece of hand print card (à la DeLand's Fadeaway Card) as kind of paper sanada gimmick
 		2013
Ron Jaxon's Bill Burner Clear
2
Jon Racherbaumer The Nature of Nothingness invisible sponge ball, matchbook and die, one item chosen by spectator, it becomes visible
Inspired by Dec. 2016
Genii (Vol. 79 No. 12)
20
Martin Lewis Red Paper
  • Making Magic
torn and restored paper ribbon, small piece of hand print card (à la DeLand's Fadeaway Card) as kind of paper sanada gimmick
 		Nov. 2017
Genii (Vol. 80 No. 11)
28
John Carney I Love a Parade torn and restored paper streamer, finger shell
 		2020
Sleights & Insights
24