Zig Zag Mummy w/ Sword

You show a solid plastic mummy is handed out for examination. You place it in the tomb then side the center away. You can see three separate sections, the head, the torso and the legs. Dump them from the case. There really are three separate pieces. These pieces can be inspected. They do not go back together. You place all three pieces back in the frame and insert a sword into the skeleton’s torso. You proceed to slide the center back and the mummy is restored with the sword in it’s mid-section. Self-Working. Easy to do.

A pocket-sized version of the Zig-Zag Girl actually a copy of the Tenyo/Milton Bradley effect called the Severed Skeleton released in the 1990’s which was a redesign of Tenyo’s Zig-Zag Cig released in the 1980s Since the originals came out, many other companies have released their own versions of the Zig-Zag Cigarette or now more commonly the Zig-Zag Pencil. This version can utilize a cigarette or pencil if you have the correct props to place inside the frame.