Stanyon, Ellis, 1870-1951 · Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company · leaf 124
vable top and bottom there is afourth part, which constitutes the secret of the appa-ratus ; t h i stakes theform of aloose slab ofthe samemetal as thatof which thetop and bot-t o m aremade, fittingclosely butloosely intothe interiorof the box,and providedfor the pur-pose of con-cealing a card. To… … Fig. 30.—The Dissected Box 120 Car& bricks of the spectators. This is the specialty of the appa-ratus, and is best done as follows : The loose slaband one of the movable portions, with the card be-tween them, are first removed and laid (for con-venience in picking up again) on the bottom of…
Card tricks
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