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Stage illusions and entertainments (1923)

London : Cassell & Co. · leaf 26

An illustration from Stage illusions and entertainments, 1923, leaf 26
i6 STAGE ILLUSIONS The rope is attached to the roller either by a staple driven in the end of the roller at e e (the rope being 1 passed through, and a firm knot tied in the end tc 1 prevent its slipping through), or the ends are secured J with 1 in. clout nails. When the rope is fixed, it must :… … Fig. 14. — Method of Roping a Roller. c is always at the back. First fasten at e o.p. side pass the other end through the single block a, taking it through the back sheaf of the double block, b ; ther pass the end through the front sheaf of block b, anc fasten it on the roller, e at p. side. Put…

Amateur theater · Puppet theater · Magic tricks

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