.~ Illusion caused by apparent penetration or severance
DEFINITION
Classification: 472/69
Illusion caused by apparent penetration or severance:
(under subclass 57) Amusement device wherein the illusionary effect created by the device is the result of a deceptive visual impression of either (a) an article being passed into or through a relatively dense, visibly impervious object or person without any disruption to the surface of the object or person, whereby the means creating the deception is not apparent to a person observing the effect; or (b) an object or a person being divided or separated into two or more parts, whereby the means creating the deception is not apparent to a person observing the effect.
