Tomb of Cleopatra by Dietmar Willert

Here we have another fine Egyptian styled item from Dietmar Willert, this time a wonderful box that allows you to see the position of a clock dial selected by the spectator.   On the bottom it shows “12/87”.  This does not mean #12 of 87 made but #12 and the year it was manufactured: 1987.

Other props have used similar methods including Bob Kline’s Spirit Time, Martin Breese’s Cyclops Box, Hardini’s Mental Chess,  Jack Ruda’s Temple of Goo, even John Cornelius’ Thought Transmitter and I’m sure there are many others but I could not find one in my collection before 1987 when this was made.

The Tomb of Cleopatra is a beautiful looking prop, expertly crafted by hand and works flawlessly.  My collection of Dietmar Willert Cleopatra themed props is almost complete now and what a fine mini-collection they make 🙂

Combine this with something like Larry Becker’s Versadex Wallet and you have an absolute miracle!

Includes:

• Tomb of Cleopatra
• Brief printed instructions

Use your own wallet or just write the answer down on a pad.

Effect:  More fine micro magic. Spectator secretly sets Egyptian hieroglyphic clock to time she feels Cleopatra died.

She covers clock with the lid and places the tomb back on the table. The tomb is shown from all sides and there is no way the performer could see inside the tomb to spot the time. Mysteriously, the magician immediately reveals the chosen time.

Exquisitely crafted in wood. 

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