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It is easy to make from durable rubber. A bicycle nipple tube is best suited for this: it is thin, elastic and strong enough (Fig. 23, A). A small bag of the desired size is sewn from durable material. A soft wire is sewn inside its upper wide edge, which will prevent the coin from falling out when you squeeze the edges of the bag. On fig. 23, B shows a bag for scarves.

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Fig. 23

The application of mechanics is clear from fig. 23, B. One end of the rubber is firmly sewn to the bag, and the second is tied with a loop, which is put on under the suit on the waist belt or on a button specially sewn for this. The rubber must be made exactly of such a length so that it can reach the thing to the right place. Having thrown a loop, the rubber is stretched, and the bag is placed in the sleeve so that it does not interfere with movements. At a convenient moment, the bag is discreetly removed, an object is put into it and released. The object instantly "disappears" from the hands and is placed at the disposal of the magician.

The described model has two drawbacks: the rubber is always stretched, which makes manipulation difficult; the thing is not "given away" by itself, it must be taken out of the bag. But still, even such a primitive "mechanics" can do a good job.

Author: Vadimov A.A.

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