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RING ON GLASSES

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[Windows Media Player Broadband Video Dem]

£20.00

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Based on a plot devised by Canadian magician David Acer, this method provides a logical and magical effect

The magician removes a spectacle case from his pocket, takes the glasses out from inside and puts them on for a moment leaving the case empty.

The case is examined by a spectator and a borrowed finger ring is then dropped inside where it can be heard rattling around.

Taking off his glasses, the magician folds them shut and drops them into the case along with the ring. A snap of the fingers and when the glasses are lifted back out again, the borrowed ring is seen linked on the lower arm of the glasses!

The glasses are handed to the spectator to examine and remove his ring and the glasses case can also be handed out for further examination if required.

No re-set, this is always ready to go and is great for use at a table side when working dinners as it is quick, visual and surprising. It has some subtle handling which helps to ‘sell’ the illusion and is great fun to perform.

You are supplied with a suitable glasses case, a couple of gimmicks that you need, colour photo illustrated printed instructions plus a CD containing performance and explanation video prepared in Windows Media Player format to play on your computer.

You will need to provide a pair of suitable glasses for yourself. If you already wear glasses and they are of the correct design for use with the trick (as explained carefully in the instructions) then you can use those. Alternatively, you can purchase non-prescription reading glasses from chemists or supermarkets which will do fine, or you could use sunglasses if you prefer.

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