end papers\ntwo papers folded in quarters, one paper punched to make four holes, one travels to other paper\nlu brent\np. 77\nhole flight\nharvey rosenthal\nendpapers\nlu brent
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Lu Brent
End Papers
two papers folded in quarters, one paper punched to make four holes, one travels to other paper
hole flight\nto pieces of paper, holes punched in both one hole travels from one paper to other paper held by spectator\nharvey rosenthal\nthomas hierling's "sprechen sie blindenschrift?" in "new wave close up" 1987. p. 46.\nthomas hierling's "sprechen sie blindenschrift?" in "first there was a dream", p. 6.\nend papers\nlu brent
1982
hole flight Harvey Rosenthal
Hole Flight
to pieces of paper, holes punched in both one hole travels from one paper to other paper held by spectator
Related to
Thomas Hierling's "Sprechen Sie Blindenschrift?" in "New Wave Close Up" 1987. P. 46.
Thomas Hierling's "Sprechen Sie Blindenschrift?" in "First there was a dream", P. 6.
the hole(y) tearer\nroutine with paper napkin
- hole torn in center, torn out piece is smaller than hole
- both rolled up and bigger ball vanishes when lit
- match vanishes and found in smaller ball\nroy cottee
1984
fork full of appetizers - book 2 Roy Cottee
The Hole(y) Tearer
routine with paper napkin
- hole torn in center, torn out piece is smaller than hole
- both rolled up and bigger ball vanishes when lit
- match vanishes and found in smaller ball
endpapers\nno. 74, two papers folded in quarters, one paper punched to make four holes, one travels to other paper\nlu brent\nend papers\nlu brent
1985
self-working paper magic Lu Brent
Endpapers
No. 74, two papers folded in quarters, one paper punched to make four holes, one travels to other paper
absence travels\ntwo pieces of paper, both are punched with four holes, holes travel from one paper to the other\ngary kurtz
1988
continuations ... departures 1 Gary Kurtz
Absence Travels
two pieces of paper, both are punched with four holes, holes travel from one paper to the other
absence travels\ntwo pieces of paper, both are punched with four holes, holes travel from one paper to the other\ngary kurtz
1989
continuations and departures Gary Kurtz
Absence Travels
two pieces of paper, both are punched with four holes, holes travel from one paper to the other
puncture!\nhole moved on business card\nalex elmsley\nelmsley's puncture!\nalex elmsley
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 1 Alex Elmsley
urigami\nspoon outline cut out of an index card bends\nmichael weber\ntomo maeda\nthe angle of the hypothesis\ntomo maeda
2008
thirteen steps backwards for mentalism Michael Weber, Tomo Maeda