Modern Magic: Eine praktische Abhandlung über die Kunst der Zauberei. . Angegebene Position im Bild. 90. Das ist genau das, was die placewhen die Schublade, in die richtige Position im Kabinett restauriert, ist ordnungsgemäß geschlossen. Der Druck der Messing Pin auf der Rückseite releases thecatch, der untere Schublade fällt wie eben beschrieben, und allowsany Artikel, die dort platziert wurden, können in die handof die Person mit dem Kabinett zu fallen. (Siehe Abb. 91.) Der Akt der Pull-out-ing die Schublade wieder unten bis zu seinen angemessenen Platz, wo es von der Verriegelung gesichert ist, bis wieder freigegeben durch

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Modern magic : A practical treatise on the art of conjuring. . position indicated in Fig. 90. This is precisely what takes placewhen the drawer, being restored to its proper position in the cabinet, is duly closed. The pressure of the brass pin at the back releases thecatch, and the bottom of the drawer falls as just described, and allowsany article which may have been placed therein to drop into the handof the person holding the cabinet. (See Fig. 91.) The act of pull-ing out the drawer again presses the bottom up to its proper place, where it is secured by the catch until once more released by thepressure of the pin. The strong point of this ingenious little appa-ratus is that it is absolutely self-acting, and its secret can only bedetected by examining the cabinet from below at the moment whenthe drawer is pushed home and this it is easy to prevent by thesimple expedient of handing each portion separately for inspection. The performer begins by handing first the cabinet and then thedrawer for examination. Then, placing the cabinet on the palm of. MODERN MAGIC. 9? his hand, he invites any one of the audience to deposit any smallarticle, a coin, a ring, a watch, etc., in the drawer, and to replace thedrawer in the cabinet. As soon as the drawer is closed, the articledrops through into his hand. Taking hold of the cabinet with theother hand (lifting it by the top only, and with the very tips of hisfingers, so as to preclude all apparent possibility of deception), heplaces it on the table or elsewhere, in full view. Having thus gainedpossession of the borrowed article, he concludes the trick by repro-ducing it in any manner he thinks proper. We have thus far discussed pieces of apparatus more especiallydesigned to cause the disappearance of a coin, and thus adapted foruse in the first stage of a trick. We shall next consider such as areintended to reproduce, under more or less surprising circumstances, the coin thus got rid of, such reproduction forming the second stage

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