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Peerless prestidigitation : being a collection of entirely new ideas and effects in the fascinating art of modern magic (1910)

De Caston, Herbert · London : Hamley Brothers, Ltd. · leaf 11

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Peerless Prestidigitation. THE LATEST CARD FORCE. Effect. — A pack of unprepared cards is shuffled by any member of the audience and handed to the performer, who requests one of the spectators to secretly note a card by simply raising a portion of the pack whilst held in the hand of the performer,… … Modus Operandi. — After the cards have been thoroughly examined and shuffled by the spectators the performer takes the pack (face downwards) and quietly bends them over his hand, the bend being so slight that it is hardly noticeable. He then grasps the pack at one end between the first finger and

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