It's in the Bag

The performer unzips a bag from which he withdraws a piece of white polka-dotted, colored ribbon. The bag is turned inside out to show it is otherwise empty: the ribbon is dropped back into the bag which is then zipped up. The bag is now rolled up and smacked into the palm of the performer’s free hand – “To knock off all spots,” he explains. The performer then allows the bag to unroll, unzips it, and removed the ribbon which the audience can see is now minus all its white spots, round holes only remaining in the ribbon. “The spots, of course, are in the bag,” explains the performer who, turning the bag inside out, reveals that the white spots are now stuck all over its lining. Includes instructions. Very good condition.