Rope magic continues to be popular, and Pete Biro has included some of his personal bits of business and routines with no more than a piece of rope. Packs small, plays big. Pete's comedy opening stunt (great for MCs or a lead

A complete handling for the Professor's Nightmare rope routine. The magician cuts a length of rope into three pieces of different lengths; small, medium, and long. The three pieces are stretched until they appear to be all

The Professor's Nightmare--Everyone knows it and does it, and audiences STILL love it. One of the biggest challenges is finding a presentation that is both unique and interesting, particularly when you know of other performer's

21 pages with 100 illustrations make learning R.C. Buff's rope magic a breeze! This is a wonderful book that was produced by Jeff Busby way back in 1987. Pick it up now before you end up purchasing it at collector's

Many performers have built their reputations on rope manipulation, and this book brings you the latest and best. R.C. Buff and Ronald Dayton have joined forces to bring you thirty original and unique rope effects. As in

Fifty-two original rope effects, suitable for close-up, stage and impromptu, are brought to you by a rope magic innovator. These effects are easy to learn, and immediately useable. You can produce loops, knots, special ties, and stretching

A guidebook with clear instructions and over 400 step-by-step illustrations that show readers how to perform 70 of the best, easiest-to-master, most entertaining rope tricks ever created.

This VERY rare and hard-to-find pamphlet teaches the Stretching a Rope effect. A 3-foot rope stretches to a length of 30 FEET! All handling and scripting is included. A fantastic, easy-to-perform piece that is a great addition

Here it is, Aldo's fantastic, unique rope routine from one of the masters of rope magic with over 20 effects! You show two short ropes, one in each hand. The two ropes stretch and become two long ropes. Then they melt

This is the famous perfected rope routine devised by that West Coast Magician, Eric Lewis. Mr. Lewis was one of the busiest magicians in England before he moved to Los Angeles. Here he became very busy editing the Bamberg books of magic, working at the