the marked deck \n finding aces in one-way deck, apparently marked \n u. f. grant
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
U. F. Grant
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The Marked Deck
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1937
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dishonesty at its apogee \n naming cards during the deal from time to time \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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Dishonesty at its Apogee
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1940
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reading the cards of any deck \n actually touch presentation \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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Reading the Cards of Any Deck
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1940
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super reading \n apparently magician can read marks extremely fast, punch deal \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades
Edward Marlo
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Super Reading
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1947
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impromptu card reading \n cards are apparently marked, routine \n otis manning
1948
hugard's magic monthly
Otis Manning
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Impromptu Card Reading
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Mar. 1948
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402
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they're really marked \n performer sorts deck into reds and blacks from the back, procedure to get a mixed-up one-way deck into the right configuration by dealing once from the back and once from the face, borrowed deck is apparently marked \n p. howard lyons
1959
ibidem
P. Howard Lyons
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They're Really Marked
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Oct. 1959
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readers \n performer locates card while wearing suspicious glasses, when spectator wears glasses he sees the marks, but all card are marked with same value \n bruce cervon \n p. 108 for forcing deck idea by lu brent \n readers \n bruce cervon
1967
the pallbearers review
Bruce Cervon
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Readers
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Related to- p. 108 for forcing deck idea by Lu Brent
Also published here
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June 1967
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las vegas eyes \n cards apparently marked, several times a card is selected and divined, eventually a card is put face up in the deck and cards named above and below, marking is seen with sunglasses \n james g. thompson jr. \n ned rutledge \n las vegas augen \n james g. thompson jr. \n ned rutledge
1967
between two minds
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge
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Las Vegas Eyes
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Also published here
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1967
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in one second flat \n gag sequence in which spectator is apparently taught how to read marks and he thinks he follows that aces have been removed and put in case \n brian jordan \n one second flat \n karl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review
Brian Jordan
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In One Second Flat
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Related to
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July 1970
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if at first you don't succeed---cheat! \n no. 34, gag lecture on marking cards and card sharping \n val andrews
1970 (ca.)
the idiot at the card table
Val Andrews
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If at first You Don't succeed---Cheat!
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1970 (ca.)
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marked cards \n packet trick \n howard flint \n marked \n michael boden
1972
card cavalcade
Howard Flint
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Marked Cards
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Related to
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1972
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the marked deck \n \n u. f. grant
1972
the living end
U. F. Grant
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The Marked Deck
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1972
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107
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reading the backs routine \n cards are named in shuffled deck, first singly then top cards of three cut piles \n nick trost
1975
gambling tricks with cards — part one
Nick Trost
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Reading the Backs Routine
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1975
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the wizard reader \n thirty-two card deck is cut and performer can name any drawn card, cards not marked but groups of one-way-reversed cards clue the position in the stack \n charles t. jordan \n the abacus card trick \n roy walton \n gray stak \n karl fulves \n the wizard reader \n charles t. jordan \n "wizard reader" notes \n karl fulves
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Wizard Reader
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1975
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an idea by eric and martin lewis \n cards are wrongly and openly marked \n eric c. lewis \n martin lewis
1978
7 secrets
Eric C. Lewis, Martin Lewis
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An Idea by Eric and Martin Lewis
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1978
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die falschspielerbrille \n by "scalbert", apparently marking on back of cards which can only be seen with glasses, then marks can be seen for everybody \n geoffrey scalbert \n oyster shells \n alex elmsley \n "abracadabra" vol. 62, nr. 1609. 1976.
1978
hokus pokus
Geoffrey Scalbert
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Die Falschspielerbrille
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Related toAlso published here- "Abracadabra" Vol. 62, Nr. 1609. 1976.
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1978
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slippery strippers \n pseudo stripper deck demo with normal cards \n martin a. nash
1979
sleight unseen
Martin A. Nash
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Slippery Strippers
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1979
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401
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las vegas augen \n cards apparently marked, several times a card is selected and divined, eventually a card is put face up in the deck and cards named above and below, marking is seen with sunglasses \n james g. thompson jr. \n ned rutledge \n las vegas eyes \n james g. thompson jr. \n ned rutledge
1979
intermagic
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge
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Las Vegas Augen
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Also published here
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Apr. 1979
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shade work \n apparently deck is marked, three cards are named without turning over, then mark is shown to be different colored back \n jack mcmillen
1981
sleights & swindles
Jack McMillen
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Shade Work
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1981
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2
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hypno \n spectator stops dealing at his card because he sees a line drawn it, hypnosis presentation \n stephen tucker \n stop at red \n karl fulves
1981
spell-binder
Stephen Tucker
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Hypno
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Variations
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Sep. 1981
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80
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you're joking \n deck spread face down, performer removes the two jokers from face-down spread, message appears on back of jokers \n steve beam \n "you're joking" (steve beam, diary of a deranged deck)
1981
teaching an old deck new tricks
Steve Beam
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You're Joking
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Inspired by- "You're Joking" (Steve Beam, Diary of a Deranged Deck)
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1981
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quadrangle \n four cards from a shuffled and borrowed deck are divined, when put on performer's palm \n philip t. goldstein
1984
lechter notes
Philip T. Goldstein
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Quadrangle
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1984
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3
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readers \n cards are apparently marked, but all the same \n bruce cervon \n readers \n bruce cervon
1988
the cervon file
Bruce Cervon
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Readers
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Also published here
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1988
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the killer \n card chosen and lost (impromptu) or pocketed (with stack), performer divines card with deck behind his back, punch-marked deck \n ray grismer
1988
the punch letters
Ray Grismer
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The Killer
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1988
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18
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spectacle \n two holes appear in card a climax (image of glasses), red/blue double backer, optional twisting phase \n philip t. goldstein
1989
a phil goldstein collection
Philip T. Goldstein
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Spectacle
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1989
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mis-marked \n performer names cards from back, they are obviously marked, but backs don't match faces \n steve dusheck \n the marker'd deck \n jeff pierce
1992
dusheck's card magic
Steve Dusheck
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Mis-Marked
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Variations
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1992
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the wizard reader \n no. 154, thirty-two card deck is cut and performer can name any drawn card, cards not marked but groups of one-way-reversed cards clue the position in the stack \n charles t. jordan \n the wizard reader \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Wizard Reader
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Also published here
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1992
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"wizard reader" notes \n no. 155, different stack \n karl fulves \n the wizard reader \n charles t. jordan \n the up-down system \n karl fulves \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Karl Fulves
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"Wizard Reader" Notes
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Inspired by
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1992
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188
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ubiquitous readers \n performer names cards from their back one by one, consecutive switches \n ellison poland
1994
wonderful routines of magic — the second addendum
Ellison Poland
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Ubiquitous Readers
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1994
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125
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mark of the gambler \n "marked cards" as a presentation, aces turn over, are lost and come to top again, four royal flush cards turn over as well \n r. paul wilson \n mark of the gambler \n r. paul wilson
1995
the little black book
R. Paul Wilson
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Mark of the Gambler
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Also published here
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1995
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13
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see the marks? \n comedy presentation for revealing a reversed card \n karrell fox
1995
much ado about something
Karrell Fox
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See The Marks?
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1995
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34
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mark of the gambler \n "marked cards" as a presentation, aces turn over, are lost and come to top again, four royal flush cards turn over as well \n r. paul wilson \n mark of the gambler \n r. paul wilson
1995
chaos theories
R. Paul Wilson
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Mark of the Gambler
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Also published here
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1995
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color-changing deck \n optional with "color-changing acro card" (bob king) \n bob king
1996
five-star magic
Bob King
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Color-Changing Deck
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1996
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16
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the nightmare deck \n apparently only spectator with special glasses can see large marks on the back \n simon lovell
1997
simon says!
Simon Lovell
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The Nightmare Deck
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1997
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228
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stop at red \n "unsolved mysteries"
stop trick presentation, posed as a problem \n karl fulves \n hypno \n stephen tucker
1998
the fine print
Karl Fulves
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Stop At Red
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Inspired by
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1998
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177
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oyster shells \n performer removes aces from face-down deck apparently by help of special glasses, spectator wears glasses and apparently can now see marked cards which are red-backed cards in blue-backed deck, then they change into blue backed cards, sucker moment \n alex elmsley \n luminous readers \n friedrich roitzsch \n die falschspielerbrille \n geoffrey scalbert
1998
come a little closer
Alex Elmsley
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Oyster Shells
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Related toVariations
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1998
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58
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quadrangle \n four cards from a shuffled and borrowed deck are divined, when put on performer's palm \n philip t. goldstein
1999
baltimore notes
Philip T. Goldstein
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Quadrangle
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1999
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5
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supplementary note \n on reading cards in a shuffled deck, j. h. green's shiner method, fiberoptics tube from breast pocket to behind back \n karl fulves
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Karl Fulves
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Supplementary Note
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1999
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115
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distant transfer \n \n david regal
2002
constant fooling 1
David Regal
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Distant Transfer
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2002
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29
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double angle \n deck spread face down, two cards named and drawn out, two steps in spread \n harry lorayne
2011
special effects
Harry Lorayne
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Double Angle
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2011
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154
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reading a card from the back \n \n geno munari
2016
facsimile
Geno Munari
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Reading a card from the back
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2016
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28
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cheaters \n aces are apparently marked, special glasses presentation, aces stacked and during deal change back color, then change back, red/blue double backers, faros \n jason ladanye
2018
game changer
Jason Ladanye
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Cheaters
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2018
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223
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these cards are marked! \n high-low separation, using one-way \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2
Steve Forte
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These Cards Are Marked!
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2020
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1027
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luminous readers \n performer removes aces from face-down deck apparently by help of special glasses, spectator wears glasses and apparently can now see marked cards which are red-backed cards in blue-backed deck, then they change into blue backed cards, sucker moment \n friedrich roitzsch \n oyster shells \n alex elmsley
2023
instructions for miracles
Friedrich Roitzsch
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Luminous Readers
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Inspired by
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2023
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16
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