with words to make a groat or a testor to leape out of a pot, or to run alongst upon a table\ncoin crawls out of cup along table, thread pulled by stooge, recommended at night with candle light to make it more deceptive\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
With words to make a groat or a testor to leape out of a pot, or to run alongst upon a table
coin crawls out of cup along table, thread pulled by stooge, recommended at night with candle light to make it more deceptive
the animated coin, which answers questions, etc.\ncoin jumps around in glass, threaded coin or gimmicked glass, as question-answering coin\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
The Animated Coin, which answers Questions, etc.
coin jumps around in glass, threaded coin or gimmicked glass, as question-answering coin
the climbing coin\n"a florin made to climb up the face of a small wooden pillar, into a box at top", mechanical\n unknown\nthe improved money column\njoseph michael hartz
1890
more magic
Unknown
The Climbing Coin
"A Florin made to climb up the face of a small Wooden Pillar, into a Box at top", mechanical
the tattling of toto\nsix selections, penny in glass jumps up and down to communicate with performer\nt. nelson downs\nfrench magazine "the illusioniste"
1909
the art of magic T. Nelson Downs
The Tattling of Toto
six selections, penny in glass jumps up and down to communicate with performer
the improved money column\ncoin climbs up on pillar prop, davenport cabinet\njoseph michael hartz\nthe climbing coin\n unknown\nthe improved money column\njoseph michael hartz
1911
later magic Joseph Michael Hartz
the improved money column\ncoin climbs up on pillar prop, davenport cabinet\njoseph michael hartz\nthe improved money column\njoseph michael hartz
1911
magical titbits Joseph Michael Hartz
marley's ghost\nbehind a screen a bell rings and coins move from jar to table, p. 241 for further reference\nfrancis j. baker
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Francis J. Baker
Marley's Ghost
behind a screen a bell rings and coins move from jar to table, p. 241 for further reference
trance coin\ncopper coin in match box, silver coin in okito box, copper travels into okito box, lifts lid and jumps out, see also p. 486 for credit information and comment by kenn e. eastin\ndon nielsen\n"tribute to okito" (dennis loomis, 1963, tops)
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Don Nielsen
Trance Coin
copper coin in match box, silver coin in Okito box, copper travels into Okito box, lifts lid and jumps out, see also p. 486 for credit information and comment by Kenn E. Eastin
hair, there and everywhere\nimaginary invisible thread is used to animate various things\nmorty rudnick
1972
tarbell course in magic - volume 7 Morty Rudnick
Hair, There and Everywhere
imaginary invisible thread is used to animate various things
indian rope trick\nchinese coin threaded on wand, rises up the wand magically. coin is removed from wand, and penetrates back onto wand\nbobby bernard
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard Bobby Bernard
Indian Rope Trick
Chinese coin threaded on wand, rises up the wand magically. Coin is removed from wand, and penetrates back onto wand
delayed reaction\ncoin is tossed to other hand but is seen a little later, sight gag using muscle pass\nroger klause
1986
the new york magic symposium - collection 5 Roger Klause
Delayed Reaction
coin is tossed to other hand but is seen a little later, sight gag using muscle pass
animation\nno. 7, six copper coins and one silver coin in handkerchief, silver coin apparently doesn't like that and the handkerchief shakes widely, at doorway edge, part of handkerchief behind door, gag\n unknown
1989
self-working coin magic
Unknown
Animation
No. 7, six copper coins and one silver coin in handkerchief, silver coin apparently doesn't like that and the handkerchief shakes widely, at doorway edge, part of handkerchief behind door, gag
fait's coins\n"unsolved mysteries"
three coins stuck to forehead, chosen one drops, no method given\ncharles w. fait
1997
the fine print Charles W. Fait
Fait's Coins
"Unsolved Mysteries"
three coins stuck to forehead, chosen one drops, no method given
cap caper\n- coin placed on mouth of bottle wobbles and jumps
- plastic cap of plastic bottle placed inverted on bottle jumps to answer questions\nkarl fulves
1998
underworld Karl Fulves
Cap Caper
- coin placed on mouth of bottle wobbles and jumps
- plastic cap of plastic bottle placed inverted on bottle jumps to answer questions