The magician displays a unique cabinet. Either a member of the audience or the magician places their arm through the cabinet. Two steel blades are then inserted through the top of the illusion to apparently divide the arm into three pieces! But wait, that’s not all! The front door is opened and the center section of the arm is missing! The magician can even push his hand and arm through the open space. The audience can even see all the way through the space where the arm should be. The front door is closed, the blades are withdrawn, and the uninjured arm is removed. This classic Abbott’s prop is many years old and is still in excellent collector’s condition. Made way back in Bud West’s day, this dynamic illusionette makes for a great display item for the collector, or the performing magician who wants to thrill modern audiences. Abbott’s Magic still distributes this prop for $850 plus shipping. Get this one for a fraction of that cost including shipping in the USA! 001BBAMODERNISTICAMP