Cassell's book of in-door amusements, card games, and fireside fun ; with numerous illustrations (1886)
Cassell & Company, publisher · London ; Paris ; New York : Cassell & Company · leaf 184
his hand he holds an ordinary cloth about four feet square, which the audience is permitted to examine. Upon the cloth being returned to him by the audience, a{ he throws it over his left arm and hand, and after a few seconds produces from Fig. 2.— India-rubber Cover. under it a glass bowl full of… … inches, so that the opening (c d) is Fig. 3.— The Bowl Covered Over. considerably smaller than the diameter (a h). After the bowl (Fig. 1) has been about three-parts filled witli water, and two or three fishes placed in it, the cover (Fig. 2) is stretched over the bowl Fig. 4.- The Small Bag for…
Card games · Indoor games · Magic tricks · Amusements
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