the letter \n \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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The Letter
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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3
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royal quartet \n shuffled deck, kings are put next to aces \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Royal Quartet
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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4
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secu-ring \n padlock on chain in a hat, two finger rings are put in the hat and everything hangs on the padlock \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Secu-Ring
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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6
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push through \n coin through matchbox \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Push Through
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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7
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matchless penetration \n empty matchbox penetrates handkerchief, when opened, it's full of matches \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Matchless Penetration
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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8
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x-ray coins \n revelation of the dates on coins, when putting one reversed on the hand and watching through a napkin tube \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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X-Ray Coins
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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9
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six key mystery \n ungaffed lock \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Six Key Mystery
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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10
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death card \n six blank cards and an ace of spades, spectator selects the ace \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Death Card
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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12
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bolting dice \n dice with drilled hole on a bolt is screwed on with a nut and after covered with a handkerchief it's found on the other side of the nut \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Bolting Dice
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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14
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thought reflection \n two person telepathy, coding system for numbers, sum is divined as well as a word from a book \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Thought Reflection
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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16
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final note \n \n arthur setterington
1967
stranger mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Final Note
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1967
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Stranger Mysteries
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20
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introducing joe \n \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Introducing Joe
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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2
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joe smith - magician \n seven cards, ace of spades comes several times to the top and then changes places with card in the pocket \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Joe Smith - Magician
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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3
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bewitched, bothered & befuddled \n three silks appear in a box, one has a knot, which disappears when blown on it, mirror box \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Bewitched, Bothered & Befuddled
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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5
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joe smith - hypnotist \n paper ball travels from pocket to under cup, the third time it changes color \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Joe Smith - Hypnotist
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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6
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the indian rope trick \n knot disappears twice in rope and appears again, story of the indian rope trick \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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The Indian Rope Trick
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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7
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by royal command \n three of diamonds disappears from envelope and appears between to cards, with the pictures of queen victoria and the duke of wellington \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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By Royal Command
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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9
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joe i' london \n ring off and on rope in a box, magnetic rope \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Joe i' London
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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10
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the amateur gardener \n three cards with a pot on it come into envelopes, the first pot gets bigger, the second has now flowers inside and the third a flower as well, which grows out of the card visibly \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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The Amateur Gardener
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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11
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watch the box \n two matchboxes filled with matches and an empty one are stacked in a tube, the empty one travels to the top middle and bottom of the stack \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Watch the Box
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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13
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joe's master mystery \n five colored balls in a bowl, one color is selected all the other balls vanish, three methods \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Joe's Master Mystery
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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15
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the first post \n cards with sights of london, chosen one is predicted, half forcing stack \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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The First Post
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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16
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eyes right \n nine on one side of a card and six on the other, then they change and finally on one side there are a lot of sixes \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Eyes Right
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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18
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a lock and a chain and a key \n chain fastened with a lock penetrates a wooden hand \n arthur setterington
1968
the joe smith mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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A Lock and a Chain and a Key
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1968
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The Joe Smith Mysteries
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19
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preface \n \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Preface
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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3
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topsy turvy chinaman \n plaque in frame, frame is turned but picture is always upright \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Topsy Turvy Chinaman
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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4
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the vanishing shadow \n three cards with a shadow of a person on it, one vanishes and only foodprints remain on card \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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The Vanishing Shadow
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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8
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tibetan cord mystery \n cord threaded through a frame is cut and restored \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Tibetan Cord Mystery
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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10
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crazy apron \n apron worn by kid falls on the floor during show, gag for "baking a cake" \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Crazy Apron
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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12
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total surprise \n two dice are rolled and put into a tube, performer reveals total of hidden numbers \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Total Surprise
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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13
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poor man's coins in glass \n three coins vanish and appear one by on in jar with screw top, covered with a tube \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Poor Man's Coins in Glass
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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14
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pretty as a picture \n picture formed with silks, produced from a drawer box \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Pretty as a Picture
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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16
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message most mysterious \n writing appears on paper, signed on both sides in a circle \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Message Most Mysterious
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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17
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the indian vase \n vase with hole in the bottom and the top \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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The Indian Vase
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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19
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living flame \n words written on a paper are torn out, one is selected and rest burnt in fire, chosen word is divined \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Living Flame
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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22
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the pincushion production box \n production box which is pierced with wooden rods first \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
|
The Pincushion Production Box
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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26
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below deck \n card penetrates close up pad \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Below Deck
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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29
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chinese rope routine \n story routine about confucius and a magician
- appearance of a knot
- one handed knot
- dissolving and appearing knots
- to "dissolve" a knot
- to make two knots appear
- the appearance of two knots
- to tie a knot in a rope without letting go of the ends of the rope
- to cause a number of knots to appear \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Chinese Rope Routine
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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31
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20th century matchboxes \n several matchboxes, matches from one matchbox travel into an empty matchbox \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
|
20th Century Matchboxes
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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40
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all hallows eve \n spooky presentation, word chosen from a book appears on picture in a frame \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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All Hallows Eve
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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43
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walking through a sheet of metal \n wooden box, assistant walks through sheet of metal \n arthur setterington
1972
straight line mysteries
Arthur Setterington
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Walking through a Sheet of Metal
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1972
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Straight Line Mysteries
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46
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straight line mysteries \n brief \n karl fulves \n arthur setterington
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Karl Fulves (reviewer)
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Straight Line Mysteries
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Jan. 1973
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 8 No. 3)
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582
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disc-o \n bottle tops assembly, through table and two in the hand one in the pocket, with chinese coin finale \n arthur setterington
1974
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Disc-O
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Nov. 1974
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Pabular
(Vol. 1 No. 3)
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30
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chop-coin \n two coins are wrapped in a bill, which is hold in place by a bulldog clip and a chopstick, one coin vanishes \n arthur setterington
1975
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Chop-Coin
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Apr. 1975
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Pabular
(Vol. 1 No. 8)
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94
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off beat mentalism \n \n karl fulves \n arthur setterington
1975
interlocutor
Karl Fulves (reviewer)
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Off Beat Mentalism
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1975
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Interlocutor
(Issue 2)
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6
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davongekommen \n \n arthur setterington \n "getaway", new pentagram, may 1970
1975
intermagic
Arthur Setterington
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Davongekommen
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Also published here- "Getaway", New Pentagram, May 1970
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Nov. 1975
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Intermagic
(Vol. 3 No. 1&2)
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30
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headline hit \n live headline prediction, by tearing a newspaper and selecting a piece \n arthur setterington
1976
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Headline Hit
|
Apr. 1976
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Pabular
(Vol. 2 No. 8)
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241
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ballondurchdringung mit hilfe einer präparierten hülle - (1) \n penetration of balloon with gaffed cover tube \n arthur setterington
1976
intermagic
Arthur Setterington
|
Ballondurchdringung mit Hilfe einer präparierten Hülle - (1)
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Nov. 1976
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Intermagic
(Vol. 4 No. 1)
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12
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animal magic \n one of five animal cards is selected and divined, in the end a kettle appears \n arthur setterington
1977
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Animal Magic
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Mar./Apr. 1977
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Pabular
(Vol. 3 No. 7&8)
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382
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diception \n ball vanishes in a tube between two dice \n arthur setterington
1977
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Diception
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May 1977
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Pabular
(Vol. 3 No. 9)
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408
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|
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take three plus one \n take vanish \n arthur setterington
1978
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Take Three Plus One
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Feb. 1978
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Pabular
(Vol. 4 No. 6)
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535
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|
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whodunit? \n detective trick, cards reveal murder, motive and weapon \n arthur setterington
1978
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
Whodunit?
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May 1978
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Pabular
(Vol. 4 No. 9)
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568
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|
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tube-off \n plastic tube is threaded on a rubber band and penetrates it under a handkerchief \n arthur setterington
1978
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
Tube-Off
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June 1978
|
Pabular
(Vol. 4 No. 10)
|
583
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thanks for the memory \n \n arthur setterington
1979
pabular
Arthur Setterington
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Thanks for the Memory
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Mar. 1979
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Pabular
(Vol. 5 No. 3)
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655
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oldfinger \n card is found under a dead gambler's finger in a box \n arthur setterington
1979
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
Oldfinger
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Dec. 1979
|
Pabular
(Vol. 5 No. 12)
|
773
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|
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back hander \n coin on arm catching, last coin disappears \n arthur setterington
1980
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
Back Hander
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July 1980
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Pabular
(Vol. 6 No. 7)
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878
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sandwich escape \n saturation of a bill between two stapled business cards \n arthur setterington
1980
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
Sandwich Escape
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Nov. 1980
|
Pabular
(Vol. 6 No. 11)
|
942
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|
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the voice in the teapot \n card chosen and lost, another spectator listens to a teapot and names card, card then found inside teapot \n ken de courcy \n arthur setterington effect in the magigram
1980
cards in cabaret
Ken De Courcy
|
The Voice in the Teapot
|
Inspired by- Arthur Setterington effect in The Magigram
|
1980
|
Cards in Cabaret
|
41
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what's in a name? \n blank cards, performer and spectator sign one each, they're stabbed next to each other behind back by performer \n arthur setterington
1982
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
What's in a Name?
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Feb. 1982
|
Pabular
(Vol. 7 No. 2)
|
992
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|
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thimble finger \n "here are a couple of gags which create a great deal of amusement and surprise especially amongst the ladies."
mummified finger in box \n arthur setterington
1982
pabular
Arthur Setterington
|
Thimble Finger
|
1982
|
Pabular
(Vol. 7 No. 6)
|
1051
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|
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getaway \n \n arthur setterington \n "getaway" (arthur setterington, new pentagram, may 1970)
1988
the chronicles
Arthur Setterington
|
Getaway
|
Also published here- "Getaway" (Arthur Setterington, New Pentagram, May 1970)
|
1988
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 31)
|
1368
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|
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the square deal \n no. 24, 3x3 layout with twelve cards, center cards added give forced number, card at this position predicted \n arthur setterington \n square-rigged \n justin higham
1995
self-working close-up card magic
Arthur Setterington
|
The Square Deal
|
Related to
|
1995
|
Self-Working Close-up Card Magic
|
43
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der kuriose chinawürfel \n die with hole and rope, penetration routine \n arthur setterington
1997
intermagic
Arthur Setterington
|
Der kuriose Chinawürfel
|
1997
|
Intermagic
(Vol. 21 No. 4&5)
|
158
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|
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square-rigged \n ace through queen mixed and dealt in 3x3 square formation by spectator, center cards added and used to count to selection, credit information \n justin higham \n "exit" (stephen tucker, abra #2164, july 18th 1987) \n precursor #23, may 1989 \n the square deal \n arthur setterington \n tri-rigged \n justin higham
1999
arcardia
Justin Higham
|
Square-Rigged
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Inspired by- "Exit" (Stephen Tucker, Abra #2164, July 18th 1987)
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1999
|
Arcardia
|
95
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egg flip \n wine poured in paper cone, egg comes out of cone, egg put in glass, changes into wine and is then taken out of pocket \n arthur setterington \n abracadabra, vol. 3 no. 64, apr. 1947, p. 168
2002
the encyclopedia of egg magic
Arthur Setterington
|
Egg Flip
|
Also published here- Abracadabra, Vol. 3 No. 64, Apr. 1947, p. 168
|
2002
|
The Encyclopedia of Egg Magic
|
166
|
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la historia del anciano mago \n packet trick, cards with vampires and coffins, chosen vampire found transformed \n luis h. trueba \n arthur setterington's "find the vampire" in "new pentagram", february, 1980.
2003
magia y dramagia
Luis H. Trueba
|
La Historia del Anciano Mago
|
Inspired by- Arthur Setterington's "Find the Vampire" in "New Pentagram", February, 1980.
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2003
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Magia y Dramagia
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193
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