Abbott's Encyclopedia of Rope Tricks for MagiciansLegendary encyclopedia for magicians contains over 150 tricks: Loop the Loop, Jamison's Severed Rope, The Tarbell Rope Mystery, The Encore Rope Trick, Eddie Clever’s Triple Cut Routine, Bachelor's Needle and many more. Step-by-step instructions and over 500 illustrations show you how to master these dazzling feats. |
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THE ONE HAND KNOT A two foot length of rope is sufficient to demonstrate this feat of dexterity. Extend the right hand vertically in front of the body, thumb upwards and resting lightly against the first finger.
THE ONE HAND KNOT A two foot length of rope is sufficient to demonstrate this feat of dexterity. Extend the right hand vertically in front of the body, thumb upwards and resting lightly against the first finger.
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The rope may vary considerably in length but four or five feet is about the most effective. The thumb, first and second fingers of the left hand effectually conceal the knot as the rope is held up to display. ln taking the rope by the ...
The rope may vary considerably in length but four or five feet is about the most effective. The thumb, first and second fingers of the left hand effectually conceal the knot as the rope is held up to display. ln taking the rope by the ...
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This volunteer is requested to alter his position a few feet, and he is guided to some place where he will be free of ... R'S SPECTRE TIE In addition to a four foot length of rope, a metal tube, three-quarters of an inch in diameter and ...
This volunteer is requested to alter his position a few feet, and he is guided to some place where he will be free of ... R'S SPECTRE TIE In addition to a four foot length of rope, a metal tube, three-quarters of an inch in diameter and ...
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PENETRATIONS (Using Two Ropes) ROPES THROUGH THE NECK Two lengths of rope, each about six feet long, are placed around your neck. The doubled ropes are crossed at your throat and a single overhand knot tied. Several spectators may each ...
PENETRATIONS (Using Two Ropes) ROPES THROUGH THE NECK Two lengths of rope, each about six feet long, are placed around your neck. The doubled ropes are crossed at your throat and a single overhand knot tied. Several spectators may each ...
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THE LEG TIE Four feet of rope is a nice length to use for this trick. It is apparently wrapped twice around the leg, just above the knee. You grasp both ends in one hand, give a quick jerk, and the rope seems to pass right through your ...
THE LEG TIE Four feet of rope is a nice length to use for this trick. It is apparently wrapped twice around the leg, just above the knee. You grasp both ends in one hand, give a quick jerk, and the rope seems to pass right through your ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Abbott's Encyclopedia of Rope Tricks for Magicians Dover Magic Books |
| Autor | Stewart James |
| Edición | reimpresa |
| Editor | Courier Corporation, 2012 |
| ISBN | 0486156559, 9780486156552 |
| Largo | 400 páginas |
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