Colin Rose

Dutch Sandwich (Inspired by Eddy Taytelbaum)

Dutch Sandwich (Inspired by Eddy Taytelbaum)

Ref: C937

Our Price £47.99 (Incl. VAT at 20%)

"Holland has a wonderful history of truly great Magicians and Magic..Fred Kaps, Richard Ross and Tommy Wonder etc.. Eddy Taytelbaum was a Master Maker
and Inventor of Micro Magic and many of his effects can be found in some of the great Magic Collections around the World today.. this particular effect totally intrigued me when I first came upon it, the original version, which was first made in the 1960's.. used an old fashioned Port Bottle Stopper.. his use of something quite ordinary to achieve a really visual and entertaining piece of Magical Entertainment made me realise that I wanted to make something similar myself..having played around with several ideas I finally came up with "Dutch Sandwich" and I hope you have as much fun with it as I did!"

You show your audience the two wooden tablets and invite someone to help you. The Spectator holds the two pieces of wood with the playing card 'sandwiched' between them. You now take a wooden peg and pass this through 'The Sandwich'. The Bolt has trapped the playing card..and now for the impossible..The Magician pulls sideways on the card and in full view of the audience the card is seen to penetrate the Bolt. Everything can be examined!

*Please Note this Product has been re-developed and now has a Wooden Peg *(New Photograph coming soon...)

Please Note

All Colin Rose Products are Hand Crafted and some items may not be held in stock and will be made to order. Therefore please allow time for manufacture. You will be advised of availability when ordering. You have ordered from an Exclusive and Unique Line of Magic made by some of the finest Magic Craftsman in the World today...Remember Quality is worth waiting for!

Overseas customers, please contact us prior to ordering as additional handling charges may and probably will required in addition to our normal international shipping rates.

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