USDDESCRIPTION
This cut and restored rope gem was first released by Robert Ellis in 1943. Here's the original write-up: A seven foot length of soft rope and a pair of scissors are shown by the magician. He holds one end of the rope up, and with the scissors, about two-thirds down, he cuts the rope in two. The ends are tied together, then holding the rope up again he cuts the longest rope in half, again tying a knot. Please remember that the rope is cut twice and that there are actually three pieces of rope seen. Another knot is tied, making the rope into a circle, and holding the rope in his left hand, the magician cuts the knots away. The mystical Hindu Word is spoken, VISHNU, and behold a miracle, the rope is restored. Robert Ellis fooled many magicians with his cut and restored rope trick, earning it the endorsement of Stewart Judah, Paul Rosini, John Braun, and many others. In these enhanced instructions from Trickshop, we've added over a half dozen new photo illustrations to clarify the handling and make it easier to learn. 5 pages with cover.
