The boy magician : a large number of the latest and best tricks carefully selected for the rising generation of conjurers (1922)
Dixie, Raymond, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Boston : Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. · leaf 110
own at B. You can now open your fingers, when the coin will stay there as at C, and a spectator would never guess by looking at the back of your hand you had a coin concealed in the palm of it. 100 SLEIGHTS WITH COINS 101 The Third-Finger Palm. This is a much easier way tohold a coin than the… … Fig. 39.—The Third Fmger Pahn. Fig. 38.—How to Pahn a Com. On opening your fingers, grip the coin by the edge of itthat is nearest your wrist and lift it up until it is in an uprightposition in your hand, as shown at A in Fig. 39. Lookingat the back of your hand, your fingers will not be…
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