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The art of magic (1921)

Downs, T. Nelson (Thomas Nelson), 1868- · Chicago : Arthur P. Felsman · leaf 237

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he Art of Magic spectator, who, upon experimenting, discovers that the piece he retained exactly fits the mutilated corner. Time Occupied—Five to seven minutes, according to amount of patter. Requisites and Preparation—An ordinary pack of cards; a conjuring pistol; two sheets of newspaper; and a… … Fig. 26. of course any other wood will do equally as well. The most con- venient size is about ten inches by seven. The frame itself is one inch wide and three quarters of an inch thick. The frame has a wooden back, kept in position by a tongue of wood tum- 230

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