Description:Note that different moves and techniques have been called 'Gypsy Switch' over the decades. See for example a technique to switch bills using an envelope: Gypsy Switch. The technique described here by Jon Racherbaumer uses a handkerchief and is mostly used with coins, but the basic technique is flexible and utilitarian, which means any object that is conveniently flat and compact can be switched for a similar object, using a handkerchief. This includes objects such as coins, poker chips, billets, cards (business and torn playing card pieces), and folded currency.In its antecedent form this move appeared in Modern Magic (1886). However, the first direct published source is generally given as "A Sharper's Coin Trick" by G. W. Hunter in The Magic Wand (March-May, 1926). Hunter's version was apparently an adaptation of the old purse swindle so that it could be presented as a conjuring trick. (Those interested in the purse swindle should read Eddie Joseph's Coin and Money Magic and Victor Farelli's Convincing Coin Magic.)This PDF tracks and explores different variations, uses and applications of this versatile move.INTRODUCTIONPREFACETHE GYPSY SWITCH / Hume-Draper-JohnssonSILENT GYPSY / Edward MarloCOPPER/SILVER ROUTINE / Jimmy BuffaloeTHE PULL-THROUGH CONCEALMENT / Jimmy BuffaloeGRAND THEFT / Tom CravenTHE HAND IS QUICKER THAN THE EYE / Gerald EdmunsonGYPSY SWITCH McCOMB STYLE / Wayne RogersGYPSY HEIRS / Rick JohnssonPSYCHIC EXCHANGE / Curtis KamSWIMMING OVER FATHOMS / Robert NealeCOINCONCATENATION / Hume-Austin-JohnssonWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Complete Gypsy Switch Handbook. To get started finding The Complete Gypsy Switch Handbook, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: Note that different moves and techniques have been called 'Gypsy Switch' over the decades. See for example a technique to switch bills using an envelope: Gypsy Switch. The technique described here by Jon Racherbaumer uses a handkerchief and is mostly used with coins, but the basic technique is flexible and utilitarian, which means any object that is conveniently flat and compact can be switched for a similar object, using a handkerchief. This includes objects such as coins, poker chips, billets, cards (business and torn playing card pieces), and folded currency.In its antecedent form this move appeared in Modern Magic (1886). However, the first direct published source is generally given as "A Sharper's Coin Trick" by G. W. Hunter in The Magic Wand (March-May, 1926). Hunter's version was apparently an adaptation of the old purse swindle so that it could be presented as a conjuring trick. (Those interested in the purse swindle should read Eddie Joseph's Coin and Money Magic and Victor Farelli's Convincing Coin Magic.)This PDF tracks and explores different variations, uses and applications of this versatile move.INTRODUCTIONPREFACETHE GYPSY SWITCH / Hume-Draper-JohnssonSILENT GYPSY / Edward MarloCOPPER/SILVER ROUTINE / Jimmy BuffaloeTHE PULL-THROUGH CONCEALMENT / Jimmy BuffaloeGRAND THEFT / Tom CravenTHE HAND IS QUICKER THAN THE EYE / Gerald EdmunsonGYPSY SWITCH McCOMB STYLE / Wayne RogersGYPSY HEIRS / Rick JohnssonPSYCHIC EXCHANGE / Curtis KamSWIMMING OVER FATHOMS / Robert NealeCOINCONCATENATION / Hume-Austin-JohnssonWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Complete Gypsy Switch Handbook. To get started finding The Complete Gypsy Switch Handbook, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.