Fred Johansen's Mongolian
Silk Mystery, invented in the 1930s and used by him to
entertain Mongolian tribes during his world travels with the U.S.
Navy, is one of the few silk dying effects that uses no gimmicked
dye tube and pretty much operates on pure sleight of hand, making
it of no interest to the typical "magic store
magician."
I have brought it "up
to date" and include ways to combine it with C. Stephensen's
Half-Dyed Silk, the Mis-Made Flag, Duke Stern's
Dye-Version, and Frank Ducrot's Blendo and 20th
Century Silks. It can also be a great segue from a Torn
and Restored Newspaper effect, since the paper tube is
usually made from ordinary newspaper. Finally I have teamed it up
with Spellbinder's Gray Art Switch Box, revealed here
for the first time.
Just added, an Addendum by
Wiz Kid Qua-Fiki with some clever subtleties involving comic
books. All previous purchasers have been sent an updated version.
If you did not get yours as of 11/03/09, please contact me from
the sdame e-mail address that you used to make the original
purchase.
MM2-04
The
Mongolian Silk Mystery
Revisited
$5.00
Buy all 10 articles from this Second
Mini-Mysteries Collection $40.00
