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Mora Wands (Bamboo Chinese Sticks) by Silent Mora
(c. 1925,1956) (Submit Review) (Submit Update)American magician “Silent” Mora (Louis Jerome McCord) created these wonderful Chinese Sticks out of real bamboo. The Bamboo Wands released by Owen’s look like Bamboo but are made from high quality plastic. Though the Owen wands are definitely smoother to operate because they did not in fact use real bamboo which is harder to work with to get perfectly smooth. Even so these are still beautiful sticks and every set has a signed message or inscription from Silent Mora. These ones say:
- “Talking is Silver, Silence is Gold.“
- “When Money Speaks, Truth Keeps Silence.“
with a date of Nov. 5, 1956. Silent Mora began making these Bamboo sticks c. 1925.
Effect: Two wands each with a cord thru one end, one short and one long. A bead on top and a tassel on the bottom of each cord. When the cord is raised by the bead it lengthens and the other in sympathy shortens. The wands are shown to have no connection with each other.
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Approx. Price: $350.00 (2019) ***
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Andy Martin –
American magician “Silent” Mora (Louis Jerome McCord) created these wonderful Chinese Sticks out of real bamboo. The Bamboo Wands released by Owen’s look like Bamboo but are made from high quality plastic. Though the Owen wands are definitely smoother to operate because they did not in fact use real bamboo which is harder to work with to get perfectly smooth. Even so these are still beautiful sticks and every set has a signed message or inscription from Silent Mora. These ones say:
with a date of Nov. 5, 1956. Silent Mora began making these Bamboo sticks c. 1925.