to fasten a ring or a six-pence at the end of a piece of common thread, and after burning the thread, to leave the ring hanging at the end of the thread.\n\n unknown
1784
breslaw's last legacy
Unknown
To fasten a Ring or a Six-Pence at the End of a Piece of common Thread, and after burning the Thread, to leave the Ring hanging at the End of the Thread.
the bewitched umbrella\nno. 3, spectator cannot lift umbrella from performer's hand, thread\ncharles t. jordan
1920
ten new pocket tricks Charles T. Jordan
The Bewitched Umbrella
No. 3, spectator cannot lift umbrella from performer's hand, thread
evaporation of a watch\npocket watch vanishes in a hat covered with a handkerchief and appears back in performer's pocket on watchchain\njean hugard
1944
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
Evaporation of a Watch
pocket watch vanishes in a hat covered with a handkerchief and appears back in performer's pocket on watchchain
my thimble routine\n"milbourne christopher's column", thimbles and spool of thread appear, thimbles travel and vanish\nmilbourne christopher
1946
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Milbourne Christopher
My Thimble Routine
"Milbourne Christopher's Column", thimbles and spool of thread appear, thimbles travel and vanish
william turns gravity upside down\nboard on two trestles with three bricks on top, trestles are removed and the rest floats, then board, lowermost and middle brick are removed one by one, still suspended in the air\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William Turns Gravity Upside Down
board on two trestles with three bricks on top, trestles are removed and the rest floats, then board, lowermost and middle brick are removed one by one, still suspended in the air
cremation silk\nloose thread is given to spectator, silk changes to more thread, becomes silk again in spectator's hand\ntony cole
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Tony Cole
Cremation Silk
loose thread is given to spectator, silk changes to more thread, becomes silk again in spectator's hand
hair, there and everywhere\nimaginary invisible thread is used to animate various things\nmorty rudnick\nimaginary thread\ntomoya horiki
1972
tarbell course in magic — volume 7 Morty Rudnick
Hair, There and Everywhere
imaginary invisible thread is used to animate various things
ali bongo's experience\n- the thread or cotton
- shows for children
- the needle threading addition
- jewelled scabbard gag
- humorous gypsy thread
- disposal of the pieces
- breaking the thread
- displaying the pieces
- david nixon's idea
- the bongo gypsy thread suit
- a note on the preparation
- chadwick's mending cotton versus tacking thread
- repeating impromptu
- dany ray\nali bongo\ndavid nixon
1980
the hindu thread trick Ali Bongo, David Nixon
Ali Bongo's Experience
- The Thread or Cotton
- Shows for Children
- The Needle Threading Addition
- Jewelled Scabbard Gag
- Humorous Gypsy Thread
- Disposal of the Pieces
- Breaking the Thread
- Displaying the Pieces
- David Nixon's Idea
- The Bongo Gypsy Thread Suit
- A Note on the Preparation
- Chadwick's Mending Cotton versus Tacking Thread
- Repeating Impromptu
- Dany Ray
through the eye of the needle\nmore threads get in the eye of the needle than seemingly possible\ntommy wonder
1996
the books of wonder - volume 2 Tommy Wonder
Through the Eye of the Needle
more threads get in the eye of the needle than seemingly possible
buenos notches\nthread is fed between two slits of a card, cut and restored, two parts clearly separated\naaron fisher\nbuenos notches\naaron fisher
1996
the minotaur Aaron Fisher
Buenos Notches
thread is fed between two slits of a card, cut and restored, two parts clearly separated
buenos notches\nthread is fed between two slits of a card, cut and restored, two parts clearly separated\naaron fisher\nbuenos notches\naaron fisher
1996
lost studio sessions Aaron Fisher
Buenos Notches
thread is fed between two slits of a card, cut and restored, two parts clearly separated