The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
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The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Eckhard Boettcher
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The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Thomas Pohle, Eckhard Boettcher

(c. 1985)

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1 review for The Red Ruby (Der Rote Rubin) by Thomas Pohle, Eckhard Boettcher

  1. Andy Martin –

    This is basically a re-release of Alan Warner’s beautiful Pharaoh’s Curse.  The method is the same but the props are not as well made.  This effect normally comes with a “red ruby” but this one comes with a blueish “stone” as can be seen.

    The effect is easy to do and does not require any sleights to perform.  Just as Alan Warner devised, what makes the effect extra convincing is that you can apparently see the backs and fronts of each wooden panel before and after the vanish.

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