As it says on the cardboard box in which the trick was sold: 'A number of coins or other small articles placed in ...
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A borrowed pencil is thrust through a penny in full view. The coin is examined after the trick but fails to give ...
This is a well made pocket trick from the 1940s. The magician shows a threepenny bit which is resting on a small ...
The audience see the magician place three pennies on the table. They take a look at a brass cup and the magician ...
The basic trick is that a penny changes into a golden coin which has a hole in the middle. Complete with instructions.
This coin stack is from The Kaymar Magic Co. in Billericay, England. It was a gift from Harry Baron, the owner, to ...
The coin cup and a handkerchief are handed out for examination. A number of coins are dropped into the cup which ...
The brass coin cup and a handkerchief are handed out for examination. A number of coins are dropped into the cup ...
The routine is described on the box. A borrowed halfpenny, previously marked, can be vanished and caused to ...
This is a U.F. Grant creation. The English Rights were held by Davenports. The effect is that a spectator hands ...
The magician introduces a box wrapped up in paper and shows that it contains six different coloured ties. ...
This is good, visible magic. The magician shows both sides of a newspaper, then rolls it into a tube and pushes a ...
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