affiche singuliere d'un faiseur de tours, où l'on trouve une premiere esquisse des différentes branches de la jonglerie.\n"un homme peut se faire enchaîner de plusieurs maniers, & se détacher adroitement sans rien briser & sans employer les moyens qui paroissent le plus nécessaires" (title continued) in the process of telling the story how the author and mr. went to see a performer called pilferer, two methods of escapes are explained, the performer has two rings attached to his trousers which are secured with a rope which is attached to a pillar with a lock\nhenri decremps
1785
supplément a la magie blanche dévoillée Henri Decremps
Affiche singuliere d'un Faiseur de Tours, où l'on trouve une premiere esquisse des différentes branches de la Jonglerie.
"Un homme peut se faire enchaîner de plusieurs maniers, & se détacher adroitement sans rien briser & sans employer les moyens qui paroissent le plus nécessaires" (title continued) in the process of telling the story how the author and Mr. went to see a performer called Pilferer, two methods of escapes are explained, the performer has two rings attached to his trousers which are secured with a rope which is attached to a pillar with a lock
more string tricks\nexamples of knots in strings/ropes that can allow penetration effects or escape effects\n unknown
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Unknown
More String Tricks
Examples of knots in strings/ropes that can allow penetration effects or escape effects
q-dini\nperformer's wrists knotted with handkerchief, he turns and he's free, then knotted again\nkarl fulves\nitem in martin gardner's "encyclopedia of impromptu magic"\ninstanto\nkarl fulves\nthe instantaneous knot\n unknown
1987
contemporary handkerchief magic - part two Karl Fulves
Q-dini
performer's wrists knotted with handkerchief, he turns and he's free, then knotted again
Inspired by
item in Martin Gardner's "Encyclopedia of Impromptu Magic"
instanto\nno. 37, performer's wrists knotted with handkerchief, he turns and he's free, then knotted again\nkarl fulves\nq-dini\nkarl fulves
1988
self-working handkerchief magic Karl Fulves
Instanto
No. 37, performer's wrists knotted with handkerchief, he turns and he's free, then knotted again
twin effect\nborrowed wrist on wrist, first letter of spectator written on t-shirt under regular shirt, arms tied in crossed condition (sprit tie), then watch is on other wrist and letter on shirt is in mirror writing\nkarl fulves\nchas. willis trick in discoverie #4\ntopless\nmark lefler
2000
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Twin Effect
borrowed wrist on wrist, first letter of spectator written on t-shirt under regular shirt, arms tied in crossed condition (sprit tie), then watch is on other wrist and letter on shirt is in mirror writing
the little-finger string game\ncat's cradle (string game) used to trap spectator's finger, but when magician's finger is trapped, can escape easily\nrobert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Little-Finger String Game
Cat's cradle (string game) used to trap spectator's finger, but when magician's finger is trapped, can escape easily