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Parlour Tricks / France

Parlour Tricks  /  France


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Parlour Tricks / France

French parlour trick of removing a coin from under someones nose without touching it

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1830 Adult Coin Nose Parlour Removing Someones Touching Trick Tricks Games


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This intriguing photograph captures a moment in time from the late 1800s, showcasing a classic French parlor trick known as "Parlour Tricks: Removing a Coin from Under Someone's Nose Without Touching It." The image, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, transports us back to an era of curiosity and wonder, where adults gathered in elegant parlors to engage in games and tricks that challenged the mind and defied logic. The performer in this photograph, dressed in formal attire, skillfully executes the trick with a sense of flair and finesse. He stands confidently before his audience, one hand poised above the unsuspecting victim's nose, the other hand hidden behind his back. The coin, a small copper piece, is seen clearly lying on a table in front of the man, adding to the intrigue and suspense. The history of this parlor trick can be traced back to the 1830s in France, where it was a popular pastime among the aristocracy. The trick relies on a combination of misdirection, sleight of hand, and the power of suggestion. The performer uses his free hand to distract the audience's attention while the other hand, hidden from view, removes the coin from under the victim's nose. Despite the absence of modern technology, the performer in this photograph exudes an air of professionalism and mastery. His expression conveys a sense of pride and satisfaction, as if he has just accomplished a remarkable feat. The photograph serves as a reminder of a bygone era, where simple pleasures and the art of deception held a special allure for adults.

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