the kaplan okito-box presentation \n pushing a coin through a tiny hole in the lid through the box and a card into glass \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Kaplan Okito-Box Presentation
pushing a coin through a tiny hole in the lid through the box and a card into glass
bey's routine with the okito coin box \n master routine no. 1, okito box with small hole, one coin penetrates deck of card, vanishes and appears multiple times and eventually changes into sponge rabbit, using a needle and a pencil \n sam leo horowitz \n rutina n° 1 con la caja de monedas okito \n sam leo horowitz
1963
okito coin box routines Sam Leo Horowitz
Bey's Routine with the Okito Coin Box
Master Routine No. 1, Okito Box with small hole, one coin penetrates deck of card, vanishes and appears multiple times and eventually changes into sponge rabbit, using a needle and a pencil
more mohammed bey routines with the okito box, four coins, a card case and a tumbler \n master routine no. 2, coins travel into box and vanish from there, penetration of card case \n sam leo horowitz \n rutina n° 2 con caja okito (de 1956) \n sam leo horowitz
1963
okito coin box routines Sam Leo Horowitz
More Mohammed Bey Routines with the Okito Box, Four Coins, A Card Case and a Tumbler
Master Routine No. 2, coins travel into box and vanish from there, penetration of card case
the "okito" coin box \n 1. placing the cover on the bottom of the box - using one hand
2. placing the coin between the bottom of the box and the lid
3. visible penetration of coin through bottom of box
4. placing the lid on the bottom of the box - using both hands
5. variation for placing the lid on the bottom of the box
6. transfer of open box from hand to hand \n eddie mclaughlin \n moves with the okito box \n eddie mclaughlin
1963
okito coin box routines Eddie McLaughlin
The "Okito" Coin Box
1. Placing the Cover on the Bottom of the Box - Using One Hand
2. Placing the Coin between the Bottom of the Box and the Lid
3. Visible Penetration of Coin through Bottom of Box
4. Placing the Lid on the Bottom of the Box - Using Both Hands
5. Variation for Placing the Lid on the Bottom of the Box
6. Transfer of Open Box from Hand to Hand
the o-korto box routine \n coins penetrate hand, spectator cannot place coins into box, box penetrates hand and coins remain, two routines \n milton kort \n walter wilson \n ron bauer \n o-korto for two \n fred kaps \n the okorto box routine \n milton kort
1966
the new modern coin magic Milton Kort, Walter Wilson, Ron Bauer
The O-Korto Box Routine
coins penetrate hand, spectator cannot place coins into box, box penetrates hand and coins remain, two routines
gag penetration with an okito box \n coin becomes bigger as it penetrates box \n milton kort \n ron bauer
1966
the new modern coin magic Milton Kort, Ron Bauer
the mulholland box \n cross-breeding of okito and al-'n-nate
- to cause six coins to disappear inside a closed box
- to return the six coins to the box
- coin penetrating box and hand
- another coin penetration \n john mulholland
1966
the new modern coin magic John Mulholland
The Mulholland Box
cross-breeding of Okito and Al-'N-Nate
To Cause Six Coins to Disappear Inside A Closed Box
okito box routine \n a coin penetrates a cigarette pack twice, travels into the box and finally passes through the box and the hand, duplicate \n ken brooke
1967
the art of close-up magic — volume 1 Ken Brooke
Okito Box Routine
a coin penetrates a cigarette pack twice, travels into the box and finally passes through the box and the hand, duplicate
migrating pennies \n eight coins, travel from under lid into box, from box into hand, penetrate the table and the box, two shells \n j. "rink" van rinkhuyzen
1967
the art of close-up magic — volume 1 J. "Rink" van Rinkhuyzen
Migrating Pennies
eight coins, travel from under lid into box, from box into hand, penetrate the table and the box, two shells
solo coins through table \n with four coins, glass and okito box \n roy johnson \n coins through the table \n milton kort
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
nokito box \n using bottomless okito box, three phases, different gaff options in "added notes" \n ben christopher
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Ben Christopher
Nokito Box
using bottomless Okito box, three phases, different gaff options in "Added Notes"
incredi-box magic \n combination of boston & okito box with shims in bottom and lid
- construction
- instant push through (coin through bottom of box)
- quick change (four half dollars change to four quarters in box) \n sam schwartz \n the slotted okito box \n sam schwartz
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Sam Schwartz
Incredi-Box Magic
combination of Boston & Okito box with shims in bottom and lid
Construction
Instant Push Through (coin through bottom of box)
Quick Change (four half dollars change to four quarters in box)
okito problem \n two silver coins in box, copper coin penetrates to between the silver coins, posed as problem \n karl fulves \n silver trap \n peter alexis
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Okito Problem
two silver coins in box, copper coin penetrates to between the silver coins, posed as problem
silver trap \n copper coin sandwiched between silver coins in box, copper coin penetrates and falls out, then back in again between silver coins \n peter alexis \n okito problem \n karl fulves \n silver trap ii \n peter alexis \n okito box notes 4 \n marvin johnson
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Peter Alexis
Silver Trap
copper coin sandwiched between silver coins in box, copper coin penetrates and falls out, then back in again between silver coins
copper ghost \n silver coin in box, copper coin touched on box and heard inside, but is not there, invisible copper coin again penetrates box, is heard to fall inside and then is really there, see also p. 618 \n peter alexis
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Peter Alexis
Copper Ghost
silver coin in box, copper coin touched on box and heard inside, but is not there, invisible copper coin again penetrates box, is heard to fall inside and then is really there, see also p. 618
silver trap ii \n "okito notes part 2", two silver coins in box, copper coin penetrates to between the silver coins \n peter alexis \n silver trap \n peter alexis
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Peter Alexis
Silver Trap II
"Okito Notes Part 2", two silver coins in box, copper coin penetrates to between the silver coins
hook coin + okito box \n three coins in box, one penetrates, playing card used in handling \n karl fulves
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Hook Coin + Okito Box
three coins in box, one penetrates, playing card used in handling
okito box routine \n coins penetrate box, hand and deck, then a marked coin appears inside box \n horace e. bennett
1975
bennett's best Horace E. Bennett
Okito Box Routine
coins penetrate box, hand and deck, then a marked coin appears inside box
the jo pro coin box \n okito box with steel insert, coin from hand to box, then through box and playing card \n unknown
1975
another close-up cavalcade
Unknown
The Jo Pro Coin Box
Okito box with steel insert, coin from hand to box, then through box and playing card
penny-trate \n "two with coins"
penny between two half dollars in okito box put on hand, penny penetrates box and hand, two methods \n john carney
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 John Carney
Penny-trate
"Two with Coins"
penny between two half dollars in Okito box put on hand, penny penetrates box and hand, two methods
nokito box \n "okito box notes nr. 6"
more on the bottomless okito box, with brass ring combination, coin through hand combination \n karl fulves
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Nokito Box
"Okito Box Notes Nr. 6"
more on the bottomless Okito Box, with brass ring combination, coin through hand combination
boxed in \n "okito box notes nr. 6" (actually part 7)
four coins in box, the box (!) penetrates table \n karl 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
magnetic coins \n uses of magnetic coins with okito box
1. coin through box
2. box load (bob gill)
3. handlings with box and a card (bob gill)
4. eddie gibson's coin unique gaff set for vanish sequence
5. other magnetic materials (rink) \n lewis ganson \n bob gill \n eddie gibson \n j. "rink" van rinkhuyzen
1978
a new look at the okito box Lewis Ganson, Bob Gill, Eddie Gibson, J. "Rink" van Rinkhuyzen
Magnetic Coins
uses of magnetic coins with Okito box
1. coin through box
2. box load (Bob Gill)
3. handlings with box and a card (Bob Gill)
4. Eddie Gibson's Coin Unique gaff set for vanish sequence
5. other magnetic materials (Rink)
two times ten \n coin penetration with coin box and cigarette pack, using magnetic shell set "coin unique" (eddie gibson) \n lewis ganson
1978
a new look at the okito box Lewis Ganson
Two Times Ten
coin penetration with coin box and cigarette pack, using magnetic shell set "Coin Unique" (Eddie Gibson)
moves with the okito box \n 1. placing the cover on the bottom of the box - using one hand
2. placing the coin between the bottom of the box and the lid
3. visible penetration of coin through bottom of box
4. placing the lid on the bottom of the box - using both hands
5. variation for placing the lid on the bottom of the box
6. transfer of open box from hand to hand \n eddie mclaughlin \n the "okito" coin box \n eddie mclaughlin
1978
a new look at the okito box Eddie McLaughlin
Moves with the Okito Box
1. Placing the Cover on the Bottom of the Box - Using One Hand
2. Placing the Coin between the Bottom of the Box and the Lid
3. Visible Penetration of Coin through Bottom of Box
4. Placing the Lid on the Bottom of the Box - Using Both Hands
5. Variation for Placing the Lid on the Bottom of the Box
6. Transfer of Open Box from Hand to Hand
monedas a traves de las mesa con una sola mano \n one handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass \n arturo de ascanio \n "la circular de la escuela mágica de madrid" n° 60, 1979. \n monedas a través de las mesa a una mano \n arturo de ascanio
1978
la magia de ascanio — vol. 2 Arturo de Ascanio
Monedas a Traves de las Mesa con una Sola Mano
one handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass
Also published here
"La Circular de la Escuela Mágica de Madrid" N° 60, 1979.
o-korto for two \n long routine in which coins and box penetrate hands and box shrinks so coins do not fit in any more \n fred kaps \n the o-korto box routine \n milton kort \n walter wilson \n ron bauer
1984
arcane Fred Kaps
O-Korto For Two
long routine in which coins and box penetrate hands and box shrinks so coins do not fit in any more
the jipsum box \n spectator puts four coins in box, they penetrate box and hand, repeat, then box penetrates hand leaving coins behind, bobby bernard coin box \n peter duffie
1984
close-up to the point Peter Duffie
The Jipsum Box
spectator puts four coins in box, they penetrate box and hand, repeat, then box penetrates hand leaving coins behind, Bobby Bernard Coin Box
rutina n° 1 con la caja de monedas okito \n translation by ascanio
longer okito box routine, two coins penetrate box and deck of cards \n sam leo horowitz \n bey's routine with the okito coin box \n sam leo horowitz
1992
la magia de ascanio — vol. 5 Sam Leo Horowitz
Rutina N° 1 con la Caja de Monedas Okito
translation by Ascanio
longer Okito Box routine, two coins penetrate box and deck of cards
rutina n° 2 con caja okito (de 1956) \n translation by ascanio
four coins penetrate a deck of playing card, with a glass \n sam leo horowitz \n more mohammed bey routines with the okito box, four coins, a card case and a tumbler \n sam leo horowitz
1992
la magia de ascanio — vol. 5 Sam Leo Horowitz
Rutina N° 2 con Caja Okito (de 1956)
translation by Ascanio
four coins penetrate a deck of playing card, with a glass
box bounce \n "an oktio box secret"
coins penetrate box, featuring move in which coins bounce back into hand when stack of coins is dropped into box \n frank thompson \n box bounce \n frank thompson
1993
rigmarole Frank Thompson
Box Bounce
"an Oktio Box Secret"
coins penetrate box, featuring move in which coins bounce back into hand when stack of coins is dropped into box
duvivier coin box \n okito box type of routine done with an extra black plastic box for the coin box itself, okito box has flexible boston box feature \n dominique duvivier
1996
magie duvivier Dominique Duvivier
Duvivier Coin Box
Okito box type of routine done with an extra black plastic box for the coin box itself, Okito box has flexible Boston Box feature
the okorto box routine \n coins in coin box penetrate out through hand, then box penetrates hand \n milton kort \n the o-korto box routine \n milton kort \n walter wilson \n ron bauer
1999
kort Milton Kort
The Okorto Box Routine
Coins in coin box penetrate out through hand, then box penetrates hand
monedas a través de las mesa a una mano \n one handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass \n arturo de ascanio \n "la circular de la escuela mágica de madrid" n° 60, 1979. \n monedas a traves de las mesa con una sola mano \n arturo de ascanio
2003
la magia española del siglo xx Arturo de Ascanio
Monedas a Través de las Mesa a una Mano
one handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass
Also published here
"La Circular de la Escuela Mágica de Madrid" N° 60, 1979.
half-buck torture cell \n coin okito box, box filled with water and put on fist, water penetrates box, then coin \n vanni bossi
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
Half-Buck Torture Cell
coin Okito box, box filled with water and put on fist, water penetrates box, then coin
a simultaneous turnover and steal \n applied to coin through hand and box \n vanni bossi \n david lederman (mum, vol. 54 no. 9, feb. 1965, p. 432)
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
A Simultaneous Turnover and Steal
applied to coin through hand and box
Related to
David Lederman (MUM, Vol. 54 No. 9, Feb. 1965, p. 432)
a través de la baraja \n coin penetrates coin box and deck and falls into glass, when repeated coin is found inside the deck next to selection \n iñaki zabaletta \n manuel llaser
2019
¿quién es iñaki zabaletta? Iñaki Zabaletta, Manuel Llaser
A Través de la Baraja
coin penetrates coin box and deck and falls into glass, when repeated coin is found inside the deck next to selection
the polite pickpocket \n five coins in spectator's hand, one vanishes and appears on spectator's shoulder, another vanishes, then four coins penetrate coin box and magician's hand \n carisa hendrix \n brendan rodrigues routine \n the seven penny trick \n terry lynn
2020
magic for blm Carisa Hendrix
The Polite Pickpocket
five coins in spectator's hand, one vanishes and appears on spectator's shoulder, another vanishes, then four coins penetrate coin box and magician's hand