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 111
esagainst your finger will not beobvious to the spectators ifyou refrain from holding it inthis position too long.The Middle-Finger Palm. You can change over fromthe thumb pahn, just described, by placing the tip of yourmiddle finger on the edge of the coin, as shown at A in Fig.41, while you have… … Fig. 40.—The Thumb Pahn. SLEIGHTS WITH COINS 103 . plan to use as many different means of concealing the coinsas you can, for by so doing you throw the spectators entirelyoff the track. Hence this palnij which is not a palm at all,
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