die manschette als verschwindungs-mechanik \n using a removed cuff to vanish a ball, egg, lemon etc. \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1899
die zauberwelt Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
Die Manschette als Verschwindungs-Mechanik
using a removed cuff to vanish a ball, egg, lemon etc.
adam and eve \n four ball production and vanish, longer routine with several sleights and shell \n unknown
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2
Unknown
Adam and Eve
four ball production and vanish, longer routine with several sleights and shell
ii. the vanish by the throw behind the back \n explained with a ball, description of chung ling soo's use of the move for the linking rings and the vanish of an orange \n jean hugard \n chung ling soo
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard, Chung Ling Soo
II. The Vanish by the Throw Behind the Back
explained with a ball, description of Chung Ling Soo's use of the move for the linking rings and the vanish of an orange
billiard ball vanish \n \n wilbur t. kattner \n magic without apparatus, gaultier, hugard translation, p. 377
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Wilbur T. Kattner
Billiard Ball Vanish
Related to
Magic Without Apparatus, Gaultier, Hugard translation, p. 377
concealing a ball behind the hand while both palms are shown \n interlocked position \n arthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
Concealing a Ball Behind the Hand While Both Palms are Shown
the production of a ball from behind the left hand followed by the take away vanish \n \n arthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
The Production of a Ball from Behind the Left Hand followed by the Take Away Vanish
a ball held in the finger palm position by the left hand is secretly removed by the right hand in passing \n \n arthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
A Ball Held in the Finger Palm Position by the Left Hand is Secretly Removed by the Right Hand in Passing
the vanishing billiard ball under a glass \n spectator holds a tray, ball covered with glass vanishes \n george davenport
1966
the topit handbook George Davenport
The Vanishing Billiard Ball under a Glass
spectator holds a tray, ball covered with glass vanishes
elusive sphere \n longer manipulative ball and silk combination in which ball repeatedly vanishes and reappears \n mike rogers
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Mike Rogers
Elusive Sphere
longer manipulative ball and silk combination in which ball repeatedly vanishes and reappears
vanishes \n vanishing a ball or an object with the topit
- i. direct toss
- ii. indirect toss
- variations
- iii. indirect drop
- iv. direct pirouette vanish
- v. reverse slide vanish
- vi. direct purse toss
- vii. paper cup toss
- viii. silk covered toss for secret objects
- ix. silk-cover toss for direct objects
- x. tube cover
- xi. extra \n bob fitch
1980
topit again & again Bob Fitch
slydini's ball vanish meets the udt \n pendulum holdout, see "ball vanish in the hands" (encores) \n danny korem \n slydini
1980
the upside down toppit — volume ii Danny Korem, Slydini
Slydini's Ball Vanish Meets the UDT
pendulum holdout, see "Ball Vanish in the Hands" (Encores)
the baron's drop vanish \n hand secretly drops in other hand, with silk or cigarette, credit information
- the baron's move \n the baron \n the drop vanish \n sam margules
2002
latter day secrets The Baron
The Baron's Drop Vanish
hand secretly drops in other hand, with silk or cigarette, credit information
the pageboy ball vanish \n while turning hand, bold vanish \n patrick page \n das verschwinden der "page boy" - kugel \n patrick page
2011
magic page by page Patrick Page