Stanyon, Ellis, 1870-1951 · Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company · leaf 98
reverse end,the cards may be shown as in Fig. 21.Similarly, by using three cards constructed as B in Fig. 23, fives or threes may be shown at pleasure.The two cards C and D in Fig. 24 will be best made from anace and a five re-spectively. The first, C, may be causedto represent an aceor a three ;… … Fig. 23.—Changing Cards 94 CarD ^ricfts match the pack in general use, will, in combinationwith sleight of hand, be found productive of somesurprising results; the following will serve as anexample : Place the trick card D in Fig. 24 on the topof the pack, on this the ordinar}^ nine, and onthe top…
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