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RESURRXION
RESURRXION
TR-0350
Visually stunning and technically sound, Nigel Harrison’s Resurrxion” is sure to become a staple in the world of 'one piece at a time' torn & restored card effects. Here’s the effect: A card is selected and signed by the spectator, then torn into four pi
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 RE--BICYCLE, RED
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RE--BICYCLE, RED
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RE--BICYCLE, RED
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DV-2613
Author/Artist:
Webb, Chris
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$29.95
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RE--BICYCLE, RED

A selected playing card is torn into four pieces. Then with one piece at a time and the hands being shown cleanly at every phase the card repairs itself. The card is then handed out for examination. With this self-contained gimmick you will be able to perform a visual four piece torn and restored card with ease. The gimmick can even be personalized to match any deck. You will be taught the 360 version allowing you to show the card back and front in most of the phases. Filmed in HD, with in depth teaching including extra tips, ideas, & how to perform the effect with a signed card. Comes complete with DVD and a hand crafted gimmick (red Bicycle rider back)

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 A selected playing card is torn into four pieces. Then with one piece at a time and the hands being shown cleanly at every phase the card repairs itself. The card is then handed out for examination. With this self-contained gimmick you
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