The magician shows a billiard ball and in a series of movements manages to create four billiard balls. By reversing the magic they can all be made to disappear. The balls were said to have been supplied by Davenports.
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Each cup is beautifully tooled with a different design. The cups are suitable for the cups and balls trick.
A magician can use this cup to magically produce or vanish a red billiard ball.
This is an old trick, but the following description is copyright 1967 by the Inzani-Henley Magic Company Limited, London. A wooden ball vanishes from the performer’s pocket and appears inside a wooden vase. Now the procedure is reversed, but the ball refuses to vanish from the vase, so after a couple of unsuccessful attempts, the performer hits the ball with a wooden hammer and the ball vanishes instantly only to reappear back in the performer’s pocket.
Used to produce or vanish a red ball.
Used to produce or vanish a red ball.
Used to produce or vanish a red ball.
The box enables the magician to vanish and produce a marble at will. The base is stamped ‘Germany’ and the sample number 310 is also pencilled on the base.
The box enables the magician to vanish and produce a marble at will.
The box enables the magician to vanish and produce a marble at will. A sample number 3055 is pencilled on the base.