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TRIUMPH DECK (DECK W/DVD)
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TRIUMPH DECK (DECK W/DVD)
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DV-1419
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Lovell, Simon
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TRIUMPH DECK (DECK W/DVD)

Factory made, factory sealed in Bicycle playing card stock! Dai Vernon's Triumph is a true classic of magic. The sleight-of-hand involved, however, kept it out of the hands of the beginner until, when in the 70's, Paul Curry brought it to the mainstream with Cheek-to-Cheek. You'll learn the entire performance and method from Simon Lovell and a whole lot more! Your kit comes complete with extra cards for yet more routines all of which are taught in full detail. A beautifully made deck, great tricks, complete instructions and…so little work to amaze your audiences. What more could you want?

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 Factory made, factory sealed in Bicycle playing card stock! Dai Vernon's Triumph is a true classic of magic. The sleight-of-hand involved, however, kept it out of the hands of the beginner until, when in the 70's, Paul Curry
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