Chink-a-Chink
A beautiful wooden set in its own little box. This one uses a shell.
The Taytelbaum GalleryThings in Boxes |
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Chink-a-ChinkA beautiful wooden set in its own little box. This one uses a shell. |
Domino TranspositionThis classic trick is very well-known in Europe, but rarely seen here. The red dominoes are placed face-to-face, and so are the yellow ones. The top domino of each set is exchanged, and the bottom one magically follows. |
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Radar Die BoxSimilar to the Lubor Fiedler classic--a divination of the number of dots on the top of the die. |
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