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The Steel Ball and Tube Illusion (Hypno Ball): A simple routine using brass tube and steel ball
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Thumb-Palm Steal
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E-Z Steal: reprint of EZ Magic instruction sheet
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Mike Tannen Steal: Provides outer tube plus ball to spectator
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Walter B. Gibson's "Get A Way"
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The Heat of Your Hand: Spectator heats the ball, it now fits inside the steel tube
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Squeeze Play: Impromptu method, no steal required
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Chop Cup: Use the tube as chop cup with M&M as the final load
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False Take Off: Ball looks like it is taken off tube
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The Mysterious Ball Bearing Trick: Advertisement from 1929 Johnson Smith Catalog for Brema Tubes
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Drumhead Tube: Using the trick as a drumhead tube
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Magic Tube: Place silk in tube, wrap in paper, silk vanishes!
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No. 145 Ball In Tube: Advertisement from Louis Tannen, Inc. 1940's catalog
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Dye Tube Vanisher: Silk vanishes from tube used as a Dye Tube
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Dye Tube (Standard): Silk changes color in tube used as a Dye Tube
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Mystery of the Ball and Tube: Ad from Nelson Enterprises, 1935
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Multiplying Ball: Using two sets, ball can be removed and produced again
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The Ball of Mystery: Ad from Gamages, 1930's
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Multiplying Ball Outdone: Variation of a "Coin in Bottle"
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Ball and Tube: Ad from Flosso Hornmann, 1981
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Three Balls in a Tube: Dai Vernon's variation
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Diminishing Ball: Thurston's variation
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Tube on String, Tube on Wand: Jardine Ellis variation
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Ball and Tube Vanish: Using a "pull"
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Vanishing a Dollar or Cigarette: Using a "pull"
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Rising Tube on Pencil
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Grasp the Situation by Roy Fromer: Spectator cannot remove partially lowered ball, but you can
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Vanishing Thimble Move by Roy Fromer: Ideas for thimble moves
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Steel Ball and Tube: Ad from Abbott's Magic Co.
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Chrome Tube from $1.00 bill by Roy Fromer: Tube is produced from inside a borrowed and rolled up dollar
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The Ball Tube by Walter Gibson: Method to eliminate inner tube
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Fingertip Presentation of the Ball Tube: Method to eliminate both tubes
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Improved Ball and Tube by Walter Gibson: Another "pull" method
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Ball and Glass Tube by Walter Gibson: Using glass tubes
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Severtsen's Subtle Switch: When handed out, the ball is welded to the tube!
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Test Tube Baby by Arty Seversten idea: Ideas for explaining why the ball lowers and raises
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Traveling Tissues by Roy Fromer: Silks change places inside tubes
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The Silver Silk Tube by Roy Fromer: Silks blown through tube come out knotted
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Grandmother's Necklaceby Roy Fromer: Grandmother's Necklace routine using two shoestrings
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Magnetic Tubes: Tubes stick to each other
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Loads of Fun: discussion of various loads
