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Thomas Saunders Ransom.
 
Thomas Saunders Ransom.
  
Born in Canada in 1931. He became a regular at Toronto's Saturday Round Table, a group of close-up enthusiasts that included [[Derek Dingle]], [[Elizabeth Warlock]], [[Norman Houghton]] and [[David Drake]].  
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Born in Canada in 1931.
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Briefly teamed with Bob Woodhams to present five minutes of silent card manipulations.<ref>Fancy Meeting by Tom Ransom, [[Genii 1955 February]]</ref> Has presented Mental Magic and Gamblers Tricks.
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Collector of  books and magazines on magic an old puzzles.
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He became a regular at Toronto's Saturday Round Table, a group of close-up enthusiasts that included [[Derek Dingle]], [[Elizabeth Warlock]], [[Norman Houghton]] and [[David Drake]].  
  
 
Ransom was a contributor to [[Ibidem]] and the first to publish [[Needle Through Balloon]] concept as "No Bop Balloon" ([[New Phoenix]] No. 312, July 23, 1954)  
 
Ransom was a contributor to [[Ibidem]] and the first to publish [[Needle Through Balloon]] concept as "No Bop Balloon" ([[New Phoenix]] No. 312, July 23, 1954)  
  
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== References ==
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Revision as of 17:25, 11 March 2010

Thomas Saunders Ransom.

Born in Canada in 1931.

Briefly teamed with Bob Woodhams to present five minutes of silent card manipulations.[1] Has presented Mental Magic and Gamblers Tricks.

Collector of books and magazines on magic an old puzzles.

He became a regular at Toronto's Saturday Round Table, a group of close-up enthusiasts that included Derek Dingle, Elizabeth Warlock, Norman Houghton and David Drake.

Ransom was a contributor to Ibidem and the first to publish Needle Through Balloon concept as "No Bop Balloon" (New Phoenix No. 312, July 23, 1954)

References

  1. Fancy Meeting by Tom Ransom, Genii 1955 February