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Knights Templar-An original CW creation.
A Sell-Out at all four major conventions !! WORLD MAGIC SUMMIT, I.B.M., S.A.M., F.I.S.M. Now available in TWO versions; Samurai and the *Knights Templar version.
The mystery of the Knights Templar and the intrigue of a wedding ring combine to produce a delicate, dazzling effect.
“Legend has it that the family of a fallen Templar would receive a replica of his sword. Mounted in a fixture such as this, it was kept in a prominent place in the family home. For the most part, the display would be cloaked in a protective cloth. (Performer places a silken bag over the display.) On ceremonial occasions, the bag would be removed, and as a gesture of continuing homage, loved ones would remove their rings and place them on the sword. Recently discovered writings suggest that, from time to time, examples of psychokinetic’s would be observed. It’s my intention to attempt such an experiment.”
Inviting the spectators to examine the silken bag, the performer covers the sword with it. A borrowed ring, proffered by a willing spectator, vanishes. “Concentrate”, says the performer, “Choose the moment. Make it happen on your command. Say ‘Now’.”
Then as the spectator says ‘Now’, the unmistakable ping of metal on metal is heard. The ring has arrived.
Immediately, the performer pulls the bag from the sword, and there, resting on the sword, which is itself locked in the holder, is the ring!
There is no way to describe the effect this has on an audience. It is pure magic, spell-binding and entertaining. The props are first rate; the effect, simple in execution. If you’ve never seen this live, you’re in for a treat, and so is your audience. I can honestly say, this effect is worth twice the asking price. A guaranteed winner.
Prop measures: 12 1/2″W x 5 1/2″H x 4″ D; brass rods are 10 1/2″ tall. Overall measurement is 12 1/2″ x 4″ x 12″.
*Knights Templar version is exactly like the Samurai but uses a Medieval sword and has a different story line.
NOTE: we reserve the right to change materials as supplies demand.
