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The art of magic (1909)

Downs, T. Nelson (Thomas Nelson), 1868-1938 · Buffalo, N. Y. : Downs-Edwards Co. · leaf 300

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The Art of Magic but will content ourselves with a brief account of the latest and best method. The eggs in this instance are made of thin india- rubber and have a tiny hole in each end. This admits of their being crushed quite flat as illustrated in Fig. 65. Six or more of these eggs may be placed… … Fig. 66 proper shape. The eggs, on being released, fill out instantly, and the illusion is perfect. THE CONJURER AS CHICKEN FANCIER. This is a laughable and mysterious experiment. In effect it is as follows: The performer borrows a derby hat, and, after proving it empty, places it crown downward…

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