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Practical conjuring (1911)

Carl, James, 1875-1955 · [England : n.s.] · leaf 19

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r the two pennies from finger palm to ordinary palm, and toss the florins from fingers of left to fingers of right. Now apparently toss the silver coins back to left, but instead toss the pennies. The florins being finger palmed, the pennies are held up and shewn in the same way as the fiorins were… … is sewn, and this, with the bird inside, is placed in what is known as the rabbit pocket, viz., under the armpit, the piece of wire hanging outside. When the opera hat is held against the body thumbs inside and fingers outside hat, before you open the hat, the thumbs engages in the wire loop, and…

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