A loop of cord is threaded through the port-holes in a particular way. The performer takes an end of the cord in ...
Apparatus
The magician ties a simple knot in a length of rope which then magically dissolves in front of the audience. ...
The performer mysteriously removes all but one ring from the cord. Complete with Davenport instructions.
This is a magical gag rather than a deeply mysterious trick. A number of ribbons are shown and they suddenly turn ...
This idea by Allan Lambie was sold by Davenports with instructions copyright L. Davenport & Co. They also ...
The basic plot is that a spectator signs a card which shows a boy climbing up the rope. However, when the ...
Although the rope and tube are missing, this rather ragged envelope tells us the effect: "You simply tie a knot ...
This was a gift from magician Harry Carson in 1989. The manufacturer or inventor is not known. Apparently the ...
This is a cut and restored rope trick published by Al Snyder of Charlston, West Virginia in 1943. A seven foot ...
The magician holds the cord vertically and demonstrates that the cube slides down freely. Yet, when desired, the ...
A brass nut is threaded on a ribbon or cord and both ends held by a spectator. Under cover of a handkerchief, the ...
The magician demonstrates that, when the cord is held vertically, instead of the cube dropping straight to the ...
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