Bare Handed

168 entries in Silk & Handkerchief / Production & Appearance / Bare Handed
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
The Flags of all Nations miniature silk flags multiply and grow
 		1876
Modern Magic
432
Red, White and Blue one silk becomes three
Related to 1890
More Magic
220
Carl Willmann Der künstliche Finger about the fake finger, vanishing and appearing silk application, also with tip of finger removable, flower production application
 		June 1895
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 1 No. 6)
94
Die Kunst, aus einem Tuche deren zwei zu machen splitting a silk into two
 		June 1896
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 2 No. 6)
88
Das Tuch auf Reisen silk appears and vanishes in bare hands
 		Oct. 1896
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 2 No. 2)
18
Die Drahtschlinge "Einige Hilfsmittel der Magie"
wire loop for body load productions
 		Nov. 1896
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 2 No. 3)
33
Der Papierfinger false finger made from tissue paper for silk production, crumpled up at the end
 		Jan. 1897
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 3 No. 1)
10
Carl Willmann Das Erscheinen eines Tuches in freier Hand long article on different methods to produce silks in the bare hands, with hand container gimmicks, also body loads with loops
Related to
  • Willmann's Salon-Magie, p. 81
 Apr. 1897
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 3 No. 4)
57
Die Blechattrappe "Einige Hilfsmittel der Magie"
container with lids sticking out to hold it between fingers behind hand
 		Feb. 1897
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 2 No. 6)
81
Samuel "St. Roman" Thiersfeld Metamorphose eines Tuches No. 44, silk produced, changes into ribbon, then into small silks, they vanish and reappear inside an egg
 		1899
Jedermann Zauberkünstler!
120
Francis King Flag Production first small flags, then giant flag on pole
 		1899
Jedermann Zauberkünstler!
127
Die sich vermehrenden Tücher three silks produced in bare hands, then vanished again, secret pockets in silks and loop for thumb
Also published here Sep. 1900
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 6 No. 9)
140
Carl Willmann Der künstliche Finger triangle finger attachment with bigger loading chamber, American origin
 		Mar. 1901
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 7 No. 3)
41
The Flag Trick tissue changes into many little flag, big flag finish
 		1902
The Modern Conjurer
266
Carl Willmann Das Hervorbringen einer beliebigen Anzahl Tücher many silks produced from one small silk
 		Sep. 1902
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 8 No. 9)
134
Hamley Brothers, The False Finger (The Magical Production of Handkerchiefs)
different constructions
 		1903
Later Magic
209
The Finger Shell and False Palm
1903
Later Magic
215
Carl Posse The Rubber Band for showing both sides of hand empty
 		1903
Later Magic
216
Buatier de Kolta Production from Bend of Elbow
1903
Later Magic
217
Production from Trouser Leg
1903
Later Magic
217
The Hand-Box secret container attached to hand
Related to 1903
Later Magic
218
The "Monarch" Handkerchief Producer flesh-colored gimmick with loop
 		1903
Later Magic
223
Professor De Vere A Novel Method of Production pulled from sleeve into hand via thread
 		1903
Later Magic
225
From the Sleeve (The Multiplication of Handkerchiefs)
 		1903
Later Magic
226
Professor Hoffmann A Simple Appliance for Handkerchief Multiplication
1903
Later Magic
228
Black, Red, and White three silk production from hands, pocket handkerchief
Also published here 1903
Later Magic
229
Handkerchief Multiplication on a Larger Scale strategies to produce many silks
 		1903
Later Magic
232
Mr. Stillwell Stillwell's Handkerchief Act
1903
Later Magic
234
Simultaneous Production of a Desired Number of Handkerchiefs
1903
Later Magic
238
Handkerchiefs Increasing in Size as well as Number
1903
Later Magic
239
A Special Method of Producing the First Handkerchief starched corner
 		1903
Later Magic
240
The Production of Flags on Staves Complete with telescope staff
 		1903
Later Magic
353
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli 2. Die Drahtschleife silk production, steal from body, with wire
 		1903
Moderne Magie
58
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli IX. Colorado y maduro
  • 1. Metamorphose (cigarette changes to cigar)
  • 2. Ein Gleichgewichtsproblem (cigar is balanced on plate)
  • 3. Transformation (silk production from smoke of a match)
  • 4. Der gläserne Rauchfang (smoke appears in glass covered with silk)
 		1903
Moderne Magie
120
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli XVI. Trifolium
  • 1. Das verwandelte Kartenspiel (deck changes to silk, shell placed in shell)
  • 2. Das Tuch in der Kerzenflamme (silk appears in flame of a candle)
  • 3. Das plötzlich erscheinende Seidentuch (silk appears)
  • 4. Seidentüchlein auf Reisen (silk vanishes and appears knotted between two others, with glass tube)
  • 5. Die magischen Knoten (knotted silks unknot)
 		1903
Moderne Magie
164
Das Erscheinen eines Tuches in freier Hand with gimmick between fingers, silk hangs behind hand
 		Mar. 1904
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 10 No. 3)
38
Carl Willmann Briefkasten answering letters, stealing a silk, flash paper card
 		June 1904
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 10 No. 6)
95
Neuestes Flaggen-Manöver two silks and small flag appear, silks put in glass, flag vanishes again and reappears between the two silks in glass, false finger and pull
 		June 1904
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 4 No. 6)
92
Dr. Edward G. Ervin A Silk Production from Empty Hands No. 2, four silks, colors named and corresponding silks produced
Also published here 1920
Ten New Pocket Tricks
4
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli Materialisation einer Flamme vanish and production of a silk in flame of match
 		1927
Leichte Zauberei
69
Oswald Rae A Lightning Silk Production handkerchief appears at fingertips, lapel
Also published here
  • "A Lightning Silk Production" in "The Magic Wand"
 1930
Original Magic
31
Laurie Ireland Double Streamer or Silk Production
1931
Ireland Writes a Book
3
Laurie Ireland Come and Go Silk Gimmick metal ball type gimmick
 		1931
Ireland Writes a Book
10
Tom Sellers Handkerchief Production from Bare Hands silk rolled up with loop
 		1931
Magical Pleasantries
7
Charles T. Jordan Four-in-One Silks four silks are produced from one silk
Also published here 1937
The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1937)
226
G. W. Hunter G. W. Hunter's Silk Routine two silks appear in empty hand (yanked out on thread), vanish and reappear from collar, written up by Max Holden
 		1937
The Magic Annual for 1937
62
Dr. Edward G. Ervin Little Demon Silk Production with hollow gaff, one-handed or two-handed production of large silk
 		1937
The Strange Inventions of Doctor Ervin
37
Dr. Edward G. Ervin "Any Color" Silk silk of named color produced, body loading
 		1937
The Strange Inventions of Doctor Ervin
49
Methods of Producing a Silk with Bare Hands: 1. No Gimmick
1938
Greater Magic
581
2. Small Metal Box in Downs Palm position
 		1938
Greater Magic
583
Eric F. Impey Eric F. Impey's Method with thread
 		1938
Greater Magic
583
Sam Leo Horowitz The Silk Production using tube gimmick
 		1938
Greater Magic
588
A Study in Red and Green silk appears, vanishes, changes color
 		1938
Greater Magic
592
A Novel Production of Silks several silks, with Stilwell Hank Ball
 		1938
Greater Magic
595
Nelson Hahne The Penetrating Silk silk produced, penetrates borrowed handkerchief, vanishes
 		1938
Greater Magic
606
Robert Parrish Continuous Production of Silks at the Finger Tips body load
 		1939
Do That Again!
50
Novel Production of a Silk Handkerchief with spectator assistance
 		1939
The Magic Annual for 1938 and 1939
68
New Silk Production Ball with two separate compartements
 		1939
The Magic Annual for 1938 and 1939
84
Georg Oki Die billigste und einfachste Tuchmechanik production of silk, loop on finger
Related to
  • Georg Oki's "Magische Neuheiten"
 1939
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 1 No. 2)
16
Henry Hardin New Handkerchief Production with thread gimmick
 		1940
The Jinx (Issue 97)
598
Howard Warringer Silk-'n-Coin Production handkerchief and two coins are produced
Also published here Feb. 1940
Chap's Scrapbook (Vol. 2 No. 8)
4
Harry Bertall Multiplication de Foulards production of a lot of handkerchiefs
 		Aug. 1941
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 3 No. 8)
5
Keith Clark Silks Supreme silk produced, knot effects, silk becomes two, then three, then six and up to eighteen or more
  • As the Spectator Sees It
  • Properties
  • Preparation
  • Presentation
    • 1. A Striking Experiment
    • 2. The "Naughty" Knots
    • 3. Squeegie, Squeegie!
    • 4. The Fourth Dimension
    • 5. Another Silk Appears
    • 6. The Conjurer Counts - And Counts Again!
    • 7. The Sympathetic Silks
    • 8. The Multiplication Finale
 		1942
Silks Supreme
1
Franklin M. Chapman Fountain of Silks silk production routine, with unfolding silk fountain, one-man and two-assistant version
Also published here 1942
Fountain of Silks
1
Milbourne Christopher Snappy Silk Production and Color Change almost bare handed production and color change with wand
 		1943
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
372
Harlan Tarbell "Flash" Silk Production thread, from behind lapel
 		1945
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 4
366
Francis Carlyle One-Hand Silk Production with folding method
 		1945
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 4
368
Francis Carlyle Multiple Silk Production body loading
 		1945
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 4
370
Franklin M. Chapman Fountain of Silks silk production routine, with unfolding silk fountain, one-man and two-assistant version
VariationsAlso published here 1945
My Best
293
Hen Fetsch Fetsch's Grandpopper ideas with Popper
  • Popper Silk
  • Three Silk Popper
  • Popper Blendo
  • Popper Color Change
  • Popper Expanding Silk
  • Popper Card Silk
  • Popper Cig to Silk
  • Popper Gloves to Flower
  • Popper Gloves to Silk
  • Popper Flash Silk
  • Popper Flash Flowers
Inspired by Dec. 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 166)
664
Tot O'Regan The Blue Quints handkerchiefs are produced and color changed then a ribbon with five dolls attached appear between the knotted silks, comedy routine
 		1950
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1950)
10
Arthur Harris Silks from Nowhere several handkerchiefs are produced then two put in paper cones, where they change places
 		1950
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1950)
12
Hans "Severus" Ernst Fingerhut Tuchball production of a silk, using a thimble to form a small packet and manipulating the ball before producing it
 		1951
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 12 No. 6)
37
Dr. William Weyeneth Blitzartige Verdoppelung eines Seidentuches doubling of a silk
 		1953
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 14 No. 6)
159
Dr. Norris F. Roach Trinidad Handkerchief Fantasy production of 8 to 12 silks, then large flag
 		1957
26 Originals
14
Bruce Elliott Remembrance of (Magical) Things Past... on Fred Keating and his idea with the Vanishing Bird Cage, Mike Bornstein's production of a huge foulard, Keith Clark's ring through door, Houdini, Thurston, Richiardi Jr. & Sr.
 		1961
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1961)
78
Burling Hull Mephisto's HKF Production handkerchief appears in smoke from cigarette
 		Nov. 1962
The New Phoenix (Issue 374)
323
Dr. William Weyeneth Ein Knalleffekt zum 1. August production of small flags from flash paper
 		1963
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 24 No. 5)
70
Piet Forton Piet's Producer Gimmick to contain silks for silk production
Also published here 1967
Piet Forton Lecture Notes
3
Ernesto "Ernest" Pracchia, Oscar Lopez Keller Pañuelo Viajante vanishing and appearing handkerchief, tube gimmick
 		1967
Toda la Magia Moderna en un Pañuelo
79
John Gannaway Red White & Blue three different colored silks are produced
 		1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
37
Horace E. Bennett Bennett's Silken Sorcery Routine manipulation with cigarettes, then several handkerchiefs are produced (normal and "flower") and as a climax a stack of glasses with wine
 		1968
Prize Winning Magic
7
Marconick Silks From Silk
1968
Prize Winning Magic
14
Marconick Fountain of Silks brief, flower / blossoming production of multiple silks
 		1968
Prize Winning Magic
15
Horace E. Bennett Producing the First Silk bare handed, looped silk
 		1968
Prize Winning Magic
27
Horace E. Bennett Perfected Silk Production six handkerchiefs appear, then a jumbo silk as a climax
 		1968
Prize Winning Magic
31
Piet Forton Entree - Ein Tucherscheinen production of handkerchief in midair, from sleeve fold
 		1968
Piet Forton Seminar
2
Piet Forton Piets Producer gimmick to contain silks for silk production
Also published here 1968
Piet Forton Seminar
22
Eddie Joseph The Snake Sheds its Skin serpent silk with surprise duplication of silk
 		1969
The Art of Eddie Joseph
156
Eddie Joseph Hold My Wrist silk production while spectator holds wrists of performer, with coins as part of handling
 		1969
The Art of Eddie Joseph
193
Eddie Joseph Smoky Silks production of cigarette, then three silks
 		1969
The Art of Eddie Joseph
215
Pavel Silk from Confetti Shower visual
 		1972
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 7
316
Jochen Zmeck Tuchverdopplung splitting silk into two, similar method as Pollock
Related to 1973
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 34 No. 4)
68
Jochen Zmeck Meine Tuchtrio-Eröffnung handkerchief opening routine, cigarette to silk, silk is split into two, silk vanishes from tube and watch appears knotted between two silks
 		1973
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 34 No. 5)
82
A Bare Hand Production classic, ellbow
 		1974
Tricks with Handkerchiefs
32
Tenkai Ishida Surprise Silk and Billiard Ball Production silk with looped thread
Also published here
  • in "Genii" December, 1959.
 1974
The Magic of Tenkai
112
Faucett Ross Fountain of Silks Lots of silks are produced
 		1975
Magic With Faucett Ross
45
Jan Torell Silkproduction multiple handkerchief production, thread
Also published here 1975
Magic by Jan Torell
7
Charles T. Jordan Simplex Handkerchief Production silk stolen from rubber band fastened around cuff buttons when rolling back sleeves
 		1975
Charles T. Jordan: Collected Tricks
240
Dr. Edward G. Ervin A Silk Production from Empty Hands four silks, colors named and corresponding silks produced
Also published here 1975
Charles T. Jordan: Collected Tricks
240
Charles T. Jordan Four-in-One Silks four silks are produced from one silk
Also published here 1975
Charles T. Jordan: Collected Tricks
242
Alan Shaxon 20th Century Cane and Silks opening to a cabaret act
Two handkerchiefs are produced from the ends of a cane, tied together and rolled around the cane. The cane is wrapped in a newspaper, a third handkerchief transforms into a cane and in the newspaper the missing handkerchief is found, knotted in between the other handkerchiefs.
 		1976
Practical Sorcery
2
Another Gimmick for the Bare-Hand Production of a Silk just illustration
 		1976
Now you see it, now you don't!
187
Barehand Silk Production with ball gimmick
 		1976
Now you see it, now you don't!
196
Jochen Zmeck Freihand-Blendo three silks are produced, then blendo
 		1977
Sechs mal Drei plus Eins
7
Marconick Free-Handed Silk Production rolled up and palmed
 		1977
Sechs mal Drei plus Eins
7
Tony Slydini Hank Gag handkerchief pulled out of non-existant breast pocket
Variations 1978
The Chronicles (Issue 12)
1179
Tenkai Ishida Überraschende Tuch- und Billardball Produktion silk production after showing both hands empty (bundle on thread behind hand), then ball appears
Also published here
  • Genii, Dec. 1959
 Mar. 1978
Intermagic (Vol. 5 No. 1)
26
To Reproduce Silk with handkerchief ball
 		1978
The second now you see it, now you don't!
209
David B. Saunders Eine Drei-Tuch Routine three silks are produced and then vanish
 		Aug. 1979
Intermagic (Vol. 6 No. 2)
64
Bob Fitch Productions - Steals - Loads stealing from the topit, with applications
  • XII-A. Direct Steal
    • 1) Egg on fan
    • 2) Invisible deck
    • 3) Cups & Balls
    • 4) Dye Tube
    • 5) Produce scissors
    • 6) Balloon to Dove
    • 7) Flames from Hands
    • 8) Fishbowl production
    • 9) Fountain of Silks
  • XII-B. Indirect Steal
    • 1) Rabbit and Tray
    • 2) Molding a Rabbit
 		1980
Topit Again & Again
5
Patrick Page Bare Hand Silk Production production of handkerchief, false finger
Also published here 1980
Magic Page by Page
2
Tom Gagnon Puffed flash silk production, thread and thumb tip
 		1981
Sleightly Original
51
Levent Cimkentli Semi-Impromptu Silk Production using rubber band
 		1983
The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 2
132
Jan Torell Tuchproduktion multiple handkerchief production, thread
Also published here 1984
Rund um den Zaubertisch
58
Scott Cervine Strife in Eden scarf appears and cane splits in two, opening sequence
 		1986
The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 5
50
Mitch Williams Chip Off the Old Block large silk appears, poker chips, potatoe chips and brick appear from silk
 		Dec./Jan. 1986/1987
Magical Arts Journal (Vol. 1 No. 5 & 6)
24
Hironori Morita Dedicated to Mr. Astaire
  • 1. cane floats up from floor and dances
  • 2. silk visually appears in empty hand
(thread)
 		1988
New Magic Of Japan
105
David Britland Mechanical Popper silk appears in empty hand, elastic thread loop
Inspired by
  • "Popper" (Milbourne Christopher, Hen Fetch, Rice's Encyclopedia of Silk Magic)
Related to 		1988
Card Kinetics
35
Tony Slydini No Pockets No. 6, sight gag, silk pulled from breast pocket even though no pocket is there
 		1988
Self-Working Handkerchief Magic
17
Elbow Production silk in fold of sleeve, appears when arm is stretched
 		1988
Self-Working Handkerchief Magic
35
The Coil Fold No. 14, folding technique, production application from sleeve
 		1988
Self-Working Handkerchief Magic
37
Howard Wurst Rainbow Silks No. 52, several silks appear from one silk
Inspired by 1988
Self-Working Handkerchief Magic
152
Eric C. Lewis, Harold Rice Double Appear No. 53, silk shaken and another silk appears at the end of it, repeated
 		1988
Self-Working Handkerchief Magic
155
Tenkai Ishida Silk Production multiple silks appear in bare hands, with ball gimmick
 		1988
The Thoughts of Tenkai
13
Fred Kaps Fred Kaps' Silk Transposition three silks are produced, two in one glass and one in another glass, the two vanish and are found rolled up inside the other silk in the glass
 		1988
Fred Kaps
41
Helmut Ziegler Eine neuartige Tuchproduktion rubber band powered, slightly different set-up than in later Alexander de Cova publications
Related to 1988
Unterhaltung durch Illusion
20
Channing Pollock Blitzproduktion zweier Seidentücher in je einer Hand flash production of handkerchiefs, one in each hand, slit in trousers
Related to 1989
The Lecture of Channing Pollock
13
Channing Pollock Freies Erscheine eines Tuches in der Hand I silk production, hanging on back of hand with loop, rolling technique with pencil
 		1989
The Lecture of Channing Pollock
15
Channing Pollock, Adolpho Freies Erscheine eines Tuches in der Hand II rubber band powered
Related toVariations 1989
The Lecture of Channing Pollock
19
Channing Pollock Erscheinen zweier Tücher in den Händen two silks appear, combination of previous methods
 		1989
The Lecture of Channing Pollock
23
Alexander de Cova, Carlos Corda, Channing Pollock Eine Seidentuchproduction rubber band powered
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1990
Horizons
33
Steve Dusheck Experiment No. 2 cut-in-half and hinged thumb tip, for silk production
Variations 1991
Dusheck's Thumb Tip Magic
45
Steve Dusheck Stop the Presses! split-hinged thumb tip for silk appearance
Inspired by 1991
Dusheck's Thumb Tip Magic
59
Dan Garrett Thumb Tipnique on producing large things from oversized thumb tips
Also published here 1991
Garrett Does The U.K.
13
Alexander de Cova, Carlos Corda, Channing Pollock Snappy Silk Production rubber band powered
Inspired byAlso published here 1992
Ein Profi packt aus...
155
Dan Garrett Thumb Tipnique on producing large things from oversized thumb tips
Also published here 1992
Garrett In The U.S.A.
13
Production of a Handkerchief sleeve steal
 		1992
Show-Time at the Tom-Foolery
206
Patrick Page Seidentuch-Produktion aus der leeren Hand production of handkerchief, false finger
Also published here 1993
Lecture Patrick Page
4
Harry Kellar Nikko wood gimmick to produce 18'' handkerchief
 		1994
More Greater Magic
1231
Walter Schwartz A Surprise Silk Production
1994
More Greater Magic
1241
Amado Narvaez Der Schwiegermutter-Trick im modernen Gewand combination with appearing silks (pulled out of jacket at threads, appearing cane, Twentieth Century Silks
Also published here
  • Genii, 1989
 May 1994
Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3)
86
Salvano Die Magische Hand silk vanishes and reappears in empty hands
Variations 1994
Salvano
7
Jay Scott Berry Rainbow Eclipse four colored silk strips appear, then they change into a rainbow streamer, using Eclipse Tip
 		1995
Totally Eclipse
11
Jay Scott Berry Appearing Silk using Diamond Tip
 		1995
Totally Eclipse
13
Jay Scott Berry Frozen Fire flame picked off a candle with bare hands, flame changes into two silks, using Flame Tip
 		1995
Totally Eclipse
23
Yuji Yamamoto Gespaltenes Seidentuch handkerchief is split in two
 		1996
Ideen von Yuji Yamamoto
24
Yuji Yamamoto Tuch Sperre production of a handkerchief, locking mechanism for rolled up handkerchief so it can be easily stolen
 		1996
Ideen von Yuji Yamamoto
35
Yuji Yamamoto Verschwindende Daumenspitze production of a handkerchief inside another handkerchief, sucker element for magicians
 		1996
Ideen von Yuji Yamamoto
38
Karl Fulves No Needles "Problems"
performer mimes knitting, a scarf appears, posed as a problem
 		2001
Latter Day Secrets (Issue 6)
211
Roberto Giobbi Flash Overture two coins are produced, silk appears in flash, third coin produced
 		May 2001
Magic (Vol. 10 No. 9)
78
David Regal The Cotton Ball cotton balls are produced from spectator, one changes to silk
 		2002
Constant Fooling 1
194
Joseph Alajbeg Thumb Tip Routine thumb tip routine with two silks for children
 		July 2003
Magic (Vol. 12 No. 11)
90
David P. Abbott The Disposable Fingertip for silk production
 		Aug. 2004
Genii (Vol. 67 No. 8)
63
David P. Abbott The Black Bag soft container for silk production
 		Aug. 2004
Genii (Vol. 67 No. 8)
67
Alexander de Cova, Carlos Corda Seidenproduktion rubber band powered
Inspired byAlso published here 2011
Seminar-Leviten
2
Patrick Page Bare Hand Silk Production production of handkerchief, false finger
Also published here 2011
Magic Page by Page
180
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser The Doubling Silk silk pulled through hand and split into two, "The Wonderful Handkerchief Doubling"
 		2012
Prolix (Issue 10)
682
Howard Warringer A Coin and Silk Routine handkerchief and two coins are produced
Also published here Nov./Dec. 2012
Genii (Vol. 75 No. 11 & 12)
43
Neil Tobin One-Handed Silk Fountain Release
May 2013
Genii (Vol. 76 No. 5)
41
Alexander de Cova, Carlos Corda, Channing Pollock Eine Seidentuchproduction rubber band powered
Also published here 2013
Horizons — Das Alexander de Cova Seminar 1986
49
Alexander de Cova, Carlos Corda, Channing Pollock Snappy Silk Production rubber band powered
Also published here 2015
Burners — Vol. 3
20
Silk Fold into ball around plug, for production
 		2018
The Magic of Johnny Thompson (Issue 2)
239
Ignacio López La Carta en el Pañuelo - El Juego Que lo Haría a Roberto Mansilla a handkerchief, glass and deck appear, then selection appears on handkerchief
Also published here 2018
Sobre Magia de Salón
61
Alberto de Figueiredo El pañuelo que cambia de color color changing silk routine, silk to mouth and silk fountain finale
  • El primer cambio de color
  • Falsa explicación
  • El pañuelo rojo y la carga
Inspired by 2018
Veinticinco
43
Ignacio López The Card in the Silk a handkerchief, glass and deck appear, then selection appears on handkerchief
Also published here 2019
On Parlour Magic
33
Iñaki Zabaletta Silkeny 2.0 Mi Rutina Profesionales de Pañuelos, handkerchief vanishes and appears, changes color and as a climax multiple handkerchiefs appear knotted together
 		2019
¿Quién es Iñaki Zabaletta?
153
Ricardo Rodriguez 1-3+2=0 surrealistic silk routine, silks appear and vanish in hand to make sense to mathematic equation
 		2021
Magia de altura y más
89