to make a groat or a testor to sinke through a table, and to vanish out of a handkercher verie strangelie\ncoin vanishes from handkerchief with dummy coin inside and penetrates table and falls into glass held underneath\n unknown\nhow to make sixe pence seeme to fall thorow a table\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To make a groat or a testor to sinke through a table, and to vanish out of a handkercher verie strangelie
coin vanishes from handkerchief with dummy coin inside and penetrates table and falls into glass held underneath
how to make a pile of counters seeme to vanish thorow a table\ncap & pence through table, die appears instead on top of table which started in hollowed stack\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to make a pile of Counters seeme to vanish thorow a Table
cap & pence through table, die appears instead on top of table which started in hollowed stack
how to make sixe pence seeme to fall thorow a table\ncoin vanishes from handkerchief with dummy coin inside and penetrates table and falls into glass held underneath\n unknown\nto make a groat or a testor to sinke through a table, and to vanish out of a handkercher verie strangelie\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to make sixe pence seeme to fall thorow a Table
coin vanishes from handkerchief with dummy coin inside and penetrates table and falls into glass held underneath
the flying money\nto make a coin pass invisibly from the one hand to the other, and finally through the table, using penny stuck with wax under the table\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
The Flying Money
To make a Coin pass invisibly from the one hand to the other, and finally through the Table, using penny stuck with wax under the table
der durch den tisch wandernde thaler\ncoin penetrates table and is seen dropping into a hat, stuck to bottom of table with thread set-up\ncarl willmann
1895
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Der durch den Tisch wandernde Thaler
coin penetrates table and is seen dropping into a hat, stuck to bottom of table with thread set-up
new coin trick\nno. 6, "a la hang ping chien"
six coins under handkerchief on table transpose with die underneath table, coins with wax surface\nlouis haley\ncharles t. jordan
1920
ten new pocket tricks Louis Haley, Charles T. Jordan
New Coin Trick
No. 6, "a la Hang Ping Chien"
six coins under handkerchief on table transpose with die underneath table, coins with wax surface
the flying coin\nmarked coin travels from hand to hand to second coin and through table, then same with four coins, glass under table for last phase\n unknown
1935
coin magic
Unknown
The Flying Coin
marked coin travels from hand to hand to second coin and through table, then same with four coins, glass under table for last phase
a pile of pennies\ndie under paper tube transforms into coins, coins travel through table and die appears again under tube, hollow coin stack\n unknown
1935
coin magic
Unknown
A Pile of Pennies
die under paper tube transforms into coins, coins travel through table and die appears again under tube, hollow coin stack
new routine for the quarter in the beer mug\ndissolving coin, instead of vanish, coin penetrates glass and table and lands in performer's hand\nh.l. schwaberow
1942
ireland's yearbooks H.L. Schwaberow
New Routine For the Quarter In the Beer Mug
dissolving coin, instead of vanish, coin penetrates glass and table and lands in performer's hand
passing several coins through a table at which you are seated\nthree coins in each hand and one odd coin, han ping chien\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
Passing Several Coins Through a Table at which you are seated
three coins in each hand and one odd coin, Han Ping Chien
coins through the table\neight coins, four penetrate the table, four versions
1.) classic han ping chien
2.) without putting the coins on the knee
3.) with an odd ninth coin
4.) steward judah, six pennies, one nickel\nhan ping chien\nj. b. bobo\nstewart judah
1952
modern coin magic Han Ping Chien, J. B. Bobo, Stewart Judah
Coins Through the Table
eight coins, four penetrate the table, four versions
1.) Classic Han Ping Chien
2.) without putting the coins on the knee
3.) with an odd ninth coin
4.) Steward Judah, six pennies, one nickel
85¢ through the table (the $1.35 trick)\nseveral coins through handkerchief and table, $1.35 shell set\nrolland hamblen
1952
modern coin magic Rolland Hamblen
85¢ Through the Table (The $1.35 Trick)
several coins through handkerchief and table, $1.35 shell set
one handed method\nfour coins at once, see also slydini's "new version of the coins through the table" (magic of slydini, p. 131)\njohn benzais
1967
the best of benzais John Benzais
One Handed Method
four coins at once, see also Slydini's "New Version of the Coins Through the Table" (Magic of Slydini, p. 131)
coins through\nsame structure as jack ganson's routine\nlewis ganson\ngerman box routine\njack ganson
1967
the art of close-up magic — volume 1 Lewis Ganson
coins through the table\nsix coins, a ring and ganson's cushion\nlewis ganson\n slydini\ndai vernon
1967
the art of close-up magic — volume 1 Lewis Ganson, Slydini, Dai Vernon
the hammam routine\nsigned coin penetrates table and falls in a glass, transforms and travels under other hand, big medallion appears as kicker\njules debarros
1971
the coins of ishtar Jules DeBarros
The Hammam Routine
signed coin penetrates table and falls in a glass, transforms and travels under other hand, big medallion appears as kicker
copper or silver\nfive copper and five silver coins are interlaced, named coins penetrate table\nbrooks conner\nnotes by fulves\nkarl fulves\nquick copper\nsam aaronson\na cup of copper\nj. w. sarles
1972
tarbell course in magic — volume 7 Brooks Conner
Copper or Silver
five copper and five silver coins are interlaced, named coins penetrate table
coins through the table\nhan ping chien type, six coins and one odd coin\nfrancis carlyle\nthe coins through table\nfrancis carlyle
1975
the magic of francis carlyle Francis Carlyle
easy coins thru the table - plus\nfour coins, first one by one and eventually all at once\nhorace e. bennett\nthe third coin\nhorace e. bennett\nscotty york
1975
bennett's best Horace E. Bennett
Easy Coins Thru the Table - Plus
four coins, first one by one and eventually all at once
boxed in\n"okito box notes nr. 6" (actually part 7)
four coins in box, the box (!) penetrates table\nkarl fulves
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Boxed In
"Okito Box Notes Nr. 6" (actually part 7)
four coins in box, the box (!) penetrates table
han ping chien again\ntwo phases, with three silver and three copper coins, see also gerald kosky's "penetrating coin" in "the gen" (vol. 10 no. 11)\nscotty york
1975
coins Scotty York
Han Ping Chien Again
two phases, with three silver and three copper coins, see also Gerald Kosky's "Penetrating Coin" in "The Gen" (vol. 10 no. 11)
notes by fulves\nthree copper and three silver coins alternately put in one hand, one type travels through table\nkarl fulves\ncopper or silver\nbrooks conner\noil and quarters\nharvey rosenthal
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Notes By Fulves
three copper and three silver coins alternately put in one hand, one type travels through table
the 1957 coins thru table\ntwo copper and two silver coins, silver coins penetrate table, three phases\nharvey rosenthal
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal
The 1957 Coins Thru Table
two copper and two silver coins, silver coins penetrate table, three phases
the coin routine (no. 1)\ncopper and silver coin transpose, both change to copper, then silver, then into four dollars, coins across with those, two more dollars appear and a copper coin, coins through table, drill production from purse\njohn f. mendoza
1978
the book of john John F. Mendoza
The Coin Routine (No. 1)
copper and silver coin transpose, both change to copper, then silver, then into four dollars, coins across with those, two more dollars appear and a copper coin, coins through table, drill production from purse
the coins through table\nhan ping chien type, six coins and one odd coin\nfrancis carlyle\ncoins through the table\nfrancis carlyle
1985 ca.
francis carlyle lecture notes Francis Carlyle
"m.d.d.t." climax\nthree coins through the table, as finale the coins travel up at once and are welded together\nthomas hierling
1987
new wave close-up Thomas Hierling
"M.D.D.T." Climax
three coins through the table, as finale the coins travel up at once and are welded together
timing pattern\nno. 18, two coins counted on table, one held underneath, top coin joins, rhythm\ndr. jacob daley\ncoin thru the table\ndr. jacob daley
1989
self-working coin magic Dr. Jacob Daley
Timing Pattern
No. 18, two coins counted on table, one held underneath, top coin joins, rhythm
the mike gallo reverse\nclimax for coins through table, instead of last coin penetrating the table, all are back in the hand again\nmike gallo
1990
coin magic Mike Gallo
The Mike Gallo Reverse
climax for coins through table, instead of last coin penetrating the table, all are back in the hand again
coins thru table\nfour coins, with all-at-once phase
"my approach to the coins thru table takes advantage of the table."\nwesley james\ncoins through table\nbev bergeron
1990
stop fooling us lecture notes Wesley James
Coins Thru Table
four coins, with all-at-once phase
"My approach to the Coins thru Table takes advantage of the table."
coins through table kicker\ncoins travel up instead of last one down\nmike gallo\n"coins thru table kicker"\nmike gallo\ncoins through table kicker\ngary kurtz\nmike gallo
1991
the magic of michael ammar Mike Gallo
coins through table kicker\nsurprise reverse\ngary kurtz\nmike gallo\ncoins through table kicker\nmike gallo
1995 ca.
relentless (revised edition) Gary Kurtz, Mike Gallo
monedas a través de la mesa\nfour cons through table one by one into a glass then they penetrate table again at once\nluis piedrahita
2011
monedas y otras historias Luis Piedrahita
Monedas a través de la Mesa
four cons through table one by one into a glass then they penetrate table again at once
wild penetration\nfour silver coins placed in coin box, coins penetrate through table. second phase, box penetrates through table. finally, coins all change to chinese coins\nbill cheung
2018
lecture note 2018 Bill Cheung
Wild Penetration
Four silver coins placed in coin box, coins penetrate through table. Second phase, box penetrates through table. Finally, coins all change to Chinese coins