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  • Thom
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2000
    • 117
    #1

    Chair Suspension

    Looking for a good condition version of this classic (and really bad) magic trick.

    If you've got one, sell it to me.

    Thom Britain
    (504) 528-9487
    ThomBritain@aol.com
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    • Orange
      Member
      • Jan 2001
      • 65
      #2
      someone was selling one on here a while ago. i think if you go to the FOR SALE page, and look at the post titled "lots of stuff for sale" posted by freddy, it will take you to the link of stuff he is selling. if i remember correctly, he is the one who was selling it.

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        • Danny Hustle
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2001
          • 134
          #3
          Hank Lee can get you one for about $350ish. Mak Magic makes this version and it isn't too bad for using with kids under 100 pounds or less.

          Done well, this is a great trick. Unfortunatly, it isn't done well very often. The Robert Harbin routine for this is amazing. Steve Spill & Bob Sheets had probably the funniest version of it I've ever seen. You can see it on tape in "Steve Spill's Comedy Scrap Book". The tape is also available from Hank Lee's Magic Factory for about 20 bucks.

          Hank Lee's can be reached at:

          http://www.magicfact.com


          Best,

          Dan-

          [QUOTE]Originally posted by Thom:
          <strong>Looking for a good condition version of this classic (and really bad) magic trick.</strong>

          [ 02-18-2002: Message edited by: Danny Hustle ]</p>

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            • Thom
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2000
              • 117
              #4
              I did like Penn & Teller's version of this trick. With the polaroid camera. It was very nice.

              Haven't seent the other versions, but I'll run across them soon.


              Thanks for the help.

              Thom

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                • the pretty good
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2000
                  • 204
                  #5
                  since youre in New Orleans if you didnt know Harry Anderson has a magic shop in the french 1/4. Its on Charters 1 block off jackson Sq. since you are at the square anyway why dont you go talk to Ishtawa(I probably massacred his name) He is a magician there in front of the cathedrial who uses the levatating chair thingie. Or Big Easy Magic on Dumaine they might be able to help too. And I still havent met you swing by the pitch some day.

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                    • Thom
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2000
                      • 117
                      #6
                      Just so you know, Harry's place is vintage magic (expensive collectors items) and is open by appointment only.

                      I've got Doug and Mark (Big Easy Magic) looking, but I'd love to get a used one as an R&D model.

                      Ishtawa scares me.

                      Thanks for the help and I'll stop by and introduce myself soon. Every time I come by you guys look busy and I hate to bother a man at work.

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