der knoten im taschentuch\nno. 6, putting a knot in a handkerchief without letting go of the ends (knotting the arms first)\n unknown
1900
der amateurzauberer
Unknown
Der Knoten im Taschentuch
No. 6, putting a knot in a handkerchief without letting go of the ends (knotting the arms first)
ireland's traveling knot\nknot travels from performer's silk to spectator's (single) silk, using ideal color change dye tube\nlaurie ireland
1931
ireland writes a book Laurie Ireland
Ireland's Traveling Knot
knot travels from performer's silk to spectator's (single) silk, using Ideal Color Change dye tube
annie cakley outdone! - or shooting the knot of one handkerchief into another\ntwo handkerchiefs on board, one with a knot, when pistol is fired, knot vanishes and appears on other handkerchief\nlaurie ireland
1936
ireland's yearbooks Laurie Ireland
Annie Cakley Outdone! - Or Shooting the Knot of One Handkerchief into Another
two handkerchiefs on board, one with a knot, when pistol is fired, knot vanishes and appears on other handkerchief
on again off again\nsilks tied on ribbon, named color falls on floor, then all vanish from a tube and are produced again, as a climax all knotted silks fall\njoseph ovette
1944
tricks and illusionettes Joseph Ovette
On Again Off Again
silks tied on ribbon, named color falls on floor, then all vanish from a tube and are produced again, as a climax all knotted silks fall
the switch-over knot\ntwo handkerchiefs tied together, third brought to them, two other handkerchiefs are tied now\nsid miller\nsol hirsh\nswitch over\nsid miller\nsol hirsh
1954/27
tarbell course in magic - volume 6 Sid Miller, Sol Hirsh
The Switch-Over Knot
two handkerchiefs tied together, third brought to them, two other handkerchiefs are tied now
ghostly silks!\nthree handkerchiefs in three glasses, glasses are stacked, handkerchiefs penetrate glasses and end up knotted together\n pavel
1971
the compleat magick - volume 1 Pavel
Ghostly Silks!
three handkerchiefs in three glasses, glasses are stacked, handkerchiefs penetrate glasses and end up knotted together
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"
switch over\nno. 35, two handkerchiefs tied together, third brought to them, two other handkerchiefs are tied now\nsid miller\nsol hirsh\nthe switch-over knot\nsid miller\nsol hirsh
1988
self-working handkerchief magic Sid Miller, Sol Hirsh
Switch Over
No. 35, two handkerchiefs tied together, third brought to them, two other handkerchiefs are tied now
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
separating knots\ntwo ropes together are knotted, knots separated, with single rope variation, with silks\nmitsunobu matsuyama\nmartin gardner\nriddle rope\nmartin gardner\njoseph k. schmidt
1995
arcane Mitsunobu Matsuyama, Martin Gardner
Separating Knots
two ropes together are knotted, knots separated, with Single Rope Variation, With Silks
ghost knot\nfour handkerchiefs in paper bag, one with a knot, finger ring borrowed and tossed in bag, ring now inside knot, dummy and switch\nkarl fulves
1999
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Ghost Knot
four handkerchiefs in paper bag, one with a knot, finger ring borrowed and tossed in bag, ring now inside knot, dummy and switch
a left-handed hank has seven corners\nperformer proves that a silk has seven corner by tying them in pairs\ncharlie miller\nhatt & plate's "magicians' tricks and how they are done"\nstanyon's magic, august 1913, vol. 13 no. 11
2001
left-handed hank Charlie Miller
A Left-Handed Hank Has Seven Corners
performer proves that a silk has seven corner by tying them in pairs
Related to
Hatt & Plate's "Magicians' Tricks and How They Are Done"
turnaround silk\n"problems"
ring held in mouth, silk between hands, performer turns around and now silk is knotted with ring in center, then condition reverses again, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves
2001
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Turnaround Silk
"Problems"
ring held in mouth, silk between hands, performer turns around and now silk is knotted with ring in center, then condition reverses again, posed as a problem