to consume (or rather to conveie) one or manie balles into nothing\nlapping ball after false transfer for complete vanish\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To consume (or rather to conveie) one or manie balles into nothing
lapping ball after false transfer for complete vanish
disintegrosphere\nbottle with small steel ball in it vanishes from under handkerchief, rattle of ball can be heard until last moment\nfranklin m. chapman
1938
chap's scrapbook Franklin M. Chapman
Disintegrosphere
bottle with small steel ball in it vanishes from under handkerchief, rattle of ball can be heard until last moment
joe's master mystery\nfive colored balls in a bowl, one color is selected all the other balls vanish, three methods\narthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries Arthur Setterington
Joe's Master Mystery
five colored balls in a bowl, one color is selected all the other balls vanish, three methods
a deceptive palm for the cups and balls\nfalse transfer, detailed, "it should be again stressed that the sleight must be performed very slowly, very casually"\nmax malini\ncharlie miller\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Max Malini, Charlie Miller, Frederick Braue
A Deceptive Palm for the Cups and Balls
false transfer, detailed, "It should be again stressed that the sleight must be performed very slowly, very casually"
best ball-retention pass\naccording to jonathan townsend, andrew galloway uses a similar vanish\njonathan townsend
1986
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Jonathan Townsend
Best Ball-Retention Pass
according to Jonathan Townsend, Andrew Galloway uses a similar vanish
the greatest effect in magic\nexplanation of false transfer with a small ball
- practice drill number one: the finger palm
- practice drill number two: the closing of the right hand
- the vanish
- eye movement\ngary ouellet
1990
close up illusions Gary Ouellet
The Greatest Effect in Magic
explanation of false transfer with a small ball
- Practice Drill Number One: The Finger Palm
- Practice Drill Number Two: The Closing of the Right Hand
- The Vanish
- Eye Movement
big solid ball vanish\nball rolled from cup into hand and seen, vanishes\nbob farmer\n"the vanishing buckeye" (eddie fields' secret diary, p. 19)
1998
cyclops Bob Farmer
Big Solid Ball Vanish
ball rolled from cup into hand and seen, vanishes
Related to
"The Vanishing Buckeye" (Eddie Fields' Secret Diary, p. 19)
the five gifts of life\nfive different objects in hand, four are removed and placed in pocket, last object vanishes from hand.
has packet trick variation where the last card becomes blank\nrobert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Five Gifts of Life
Five different objects in hand, four are removed and placed in pocket, last object vanishes from hand.
Has packet trick variation where the last card becomes blank
die kraft des qi\ntwo in the hand one in the pocket with baoding balls, then a big ball appears just to vanish under a handkerchief\nchristian scherer
2014
schlaglichter Christian Scherer
Die Kraft des Qi
two in the hand one in the pocket with Baoding Balls, then a big ball appears just to vanish under a handkerchief
das becherspiel als salonkunststück\ngeneral remarks on the cups and balls
- der handlungsablauf beim becherspiel
- die struktur (structure)
- der vortrag (patter)
- die becher (cups)
- die kugeln (balls)
- der zauberstab (wand)
- der tisch (table)
- die tischoberfläche (table surface)
- die handhabung der becher (handling of the cups)
- die falsche Übergabe (false transfer of a ball)
- die ladung (loads)
- das platzieren der ladungen (placement of loads in pockets)
- die ladetechnik (loading technique)
- die ladung vor den blicken der zuschauer verbergen (hiding the loads)
- indirektes laden (indirect loads)
- das abstellen der geladenen becher (putting cups with loads on the table)\nchristian scherer
2014
schlaglichter Christian Scherer
Das Becherspiel als Salonkunststück
general remarks on the Cups and Balls
- Der Handlungsablauf beim Becherspiel
- Die Struktur (structure)
- Der Vortrag (patter)
- Die Becher (cups)
- Die Kugeln (balls)
- Der Zauberstab (wand)
- Der Tisch (table)
- Die Tischoberfläche (table surface)
- Die Handhabung der Becher (handling of the cups)
- Die falsche Übergabe (false transfer of a ball)
- Die Ladung (loads)
- Das Platzieren der Ladungen (placement of loads in pockets)
- Die Ladetechnik (loading technique)
- Die Ladung vor den Blicken der Zuschauer verbergen (hiding the loads)
- Indirektes Laden (indirect loads)
- Das Abstellen der geladenen Becher (putting cups with loads on the table)