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Current Posts => Collecting, Modding, Turning and Spin Science => Topic started by: ta0 on January 31, 2016, 11:27:19 PM
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On the latest newsletter from IJA there is an article about Rosani (Joseph Stadtmuller), an American juggler who performed in the late 1800's and early 1900's. It says that:
He is generally acknowledged to be the first juggler to do a full-length one man show of just juggling . . .
Rosani performed with whips, pipes, plates, balls, sticks, hats, lamps, cigar boxes, bowls, glasses, swords, tops, flags, pool cue sticks, hoops, bottles, fans, and other items.
I don't know if those are three tops on the center of the poster:
(http://ta0.com/museum/images/miscellaneous/RosaniJ12.jpg)
but clearly there is a top on this one:
(http://ta0.com/museum/images/miscellaneous/RosaniHiRes2.jpg)
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this is as interesting as fudge cookies!!! @-@
(very exciting @-@)
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oh oh !
superb poster and I like the drawing too
thanx
jim
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¡excelent!
where did you find this information, sir ta0? I mean, if there´s a websit to consult :P
It really deserves a huge text (which I´ll prepare I don´t know when!!!!)
To understand what I am going to say, it´s necessary you, ta0, have read the french book, the one you already know and have, ´cos if not, you won´t be in the same line with me. (or must I say string instead of line? :P
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Ola Olé salvador !!
which "french book" are you referring to ?
is it the one called "petite métaphysique des jouets"
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jim
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¡excelent!
where did you find this information, sir ta0? I mean, if there´s a websit to consult :P
It really deserves a huge text (which I´ll prepare I don´t know when!!!!)
To understand what I am going to say, it´s necessary you, ta0, have read the french book, the one you already know and have, ´cos if not, you won´t be in the same line with me. (or must I say string instead of line? :P
Ola Olé salvador !!
which "french book" are you referring to ?
is it the one called "petite métaphysique des jouets"
?
jim
Following your suggestion, Salvador, I got that book. It was a good read.
The information is from an IJA newsletter. It is online but I am not sure if it is accessible to non-members. I'll look it up and send you a PM.