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 STRING BOOK--FLOATING ROUTINES FOR TABLE AND STAGE
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STRING BOOK--FLOATING ROUTINES FOR TABLE AND STAGE
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STRING BOOK--FLOATING ROUTINES FOR TABLE AND STAGE
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BK-2177
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Wichman, Ralf
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STRING BOOK--FLOATING ROUTINES FOR TABLE AND STAGE
There are about 20 floating routines for Table and Stage. The purpose of this book is not to provide an encyclopedia of “Floatation.” What it does provide is information on the use of thread as a means for producing the effect of floatation, and the valuable well-researched information is of immense value to any one interested in magic of this type. Some of the strongest, most incredible magic effects are motivated by thread. Soft cover book with 82 pages and 99 illustrations.
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 There are about 20 floating routines for Table and Stage. The purpose of this book is not to provide an encyclopedia of “Floatation.” What it does provide is information on the use of thread as a means for producing the effect of
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