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Effect is essentially that of the “Cut & Restored” rope trick, but done with a necktie. A difference may be that in this effect, you make a number of cuts, as opposed to the traditional cut and restored rope where a single cut is made. So tie is cut several times and yet miraculously restores to its previous, uncut state.
Brand new. Circa 1960s.
Effect is essentially that of the “Cut & Restored” rope trick, but done with a necktie. A difference may be that in this effect, you make a number of cuts, as opposed to the traditional cut and restored rope where a single cut is made. So tie is cut several times and yet miraculously restores to its previous, uncut state.
Brand new. Circa 1960s.
