Aldo Colombini's presentation  of the linking rings written by Lewis Ganson.

This is a wonderful three ring routine developed by Aldo Colombini studying performances by Dai Vernon and Rink, Jay Marshall, Duraty and others. Aldo mixed these influences with his own unique creativity to develop one of the best three ring routines ever developed.

This was part of the famous Ganson Teach-In series originally published by Supreme Magic Inc. Rights are now owned by Martin Breese

5. Contents
6. Introduction
7. Requirements
7. Performance
8. The Count The Three Rings Are Displayed
9. The Twisting Move: The Circumference Of Each Ring Is Shown
10. The Snap Linking Two Rings Become Linked: When Snapped By A Finger
11. Spinning The Rings: Two Rings Spin Linked To Each Other
12. Revolve Unlink One Ring Is Revolved Around The Other And Comes Free
13. Thumbs Link The Rings Link As The Thumbs Are Brought Together
13. Throw And Unlink A Ring Becomes Unlinked As It Is Tossed Into The Air
14. The Crash Linking One Ring Is Crashed Down Onto Another And Becomes Linked
15. Slow-Motion Link The Third Ring Sinks Slowly Down Between The Other Two And Becomes Linked
16. Fly Up Unlink A Ring Jumps Up, Becomes Unlinked And Flies Into The Air
17. The Gag Link You Fail To Link The Rings With The Forefinger But Are Successful With The Thumb
18. Rings Over The Arms A Ring Is Unlinked
20. Unlink And Penetration A Second Ring Is Unlinked But The First Becomes Linked Again
21. Spin Unlink One Ring Is Spun Around Another And Flies Off
22. Ring And Silk A Ring Penetrates A Silk
23. Two Rings And A Silk The Silk Is Tied To One Ring But The Ring Penetrates The Silk And Becomes Linked To The Other Ring
24. Three Rings And A Silk The Silk, Knotted On One Ring, Comes Free As The Three Rings Becomes Linked
26. Unlinking Three Rings All Three Rings Become Unlinked
28. Conclusion