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Wehman Bros.' new book of one hundred and fifty parlor tricks and games : home-made apparatus (1905)

Wehman Bros, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · New York : Wehman Bros. · leaf 62

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to sustain about thirtypounds weight, which is not extraordinary. TRIOKS 57 The Chinese Bat* This is an extremely clever trick, invented by a celebratedChinese magician, and as a little pocket trick, or as an ap-parently impromptu experiment, is to be recommended onaccount of its simplicity and… … to be perforated with three holes. A, B, and C, but such isnot the case; in reality only two holes go right throughthe wood, viz., ^5 and C; the other one. A, only goes half-way. Now turn the bat over to the other side, and we seethat the holes are in a different position, that is, the firsthole on…

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