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Modern Magic: A Practical Treatise on the Art of Conjuring
·
Professor Hoffmann
9
CHAPTER
VI.
PRINCIPLES
OF
SLEIGHT-OF-HAND
MORE
ESPECIALLY
APPLICABLE
TO
COIN
TRICKS.
Palming
146
Passes
147
Changes
157
CHAPTER
VII.
TRICKS
WITH
COIN
WITHOUT
APPARATUS.
A
Florin
being
spun
upon
the
Table,
to
tell
blindfold
whether
it
falls
head
or
tail
upwards
159
Odd
or
Even,
or
the
Mysterious
Addition
160
To
change
a
Florin
into
a
Penny,
back
again,
and
then
to
pass
the
same
invisibly
into
the
Pocket
of
the
Owner
161
To
make
a
marked
Florin
and
Penny,
wrapped
in
separate
Handkerchiefs,
change
places
at
Command
163
To
make
two
marked
Coins,
wrapped
in
separate
Handkerchiefs,
come
together
in
one
of
them
164
To
pull
Four
Florins
or
Half-crowns
through
a
Handkerchief
168
To
pass
a
marked
Florin
(or
Half-crown)
into
the
Centre
of
two
Oranges
in
succession
170
The
Flying
Money.--To
make
a
Coin
pass
invisibly
from
the
one
Hand
to
the
other,
and
finally
through
the
Table
172
To
rub
One
Sixpence
into
Three
175
The
Multiplication
of
Money
176
To
Make
a
Marked
Sixpence
vanish
from
a
Handkerchief,
and
be
found
in
the
Centre
of
an
Apple
or
Orange
previously
examined
178
The
Travelling
Counters
180
The
Wandering
Sixpence
181
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
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