Cube-On Release. Abbott's, ca. 1970s.
A visual penetration effect in which a solid wooden block, threaded onto two lengths of rope and secured within a display stand, is visibly pulled free while the ropes remain in the spectators' hands. The stand is immediately shown empty, with the ropes still passing through its open center. Originally designed by Jack Hughes and marketed by Abbott's, Hughes described the effect as "the epitome of all block releases."
Constructed of painted wood with brass hardware and gold striping. Includes the original photocopied instructions. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Very good condition.
Cube-On Release. Abbott's, ca. 1970s.
A visual penetration effect in which a solid wooden block, threaded onto two lengths of rope and secured within a display stand, is visibly pulled free while the ropes remain in the spectators' hands. The stand is immediately shown empty, with the ropes still passing through its open center. Originally designed by Jack Hughes and marketed by Abbott's, Hughes described the effect as "the epitome of all block releases."
Constructed of painted wood with brass hardware and gold striping. Includes the original photocopied instructions. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Very good condition.
