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INVISIBLE DECK--AVIATOR BRIDGE, BLUE
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INVISIBLE DECK--AVIATOR BRIDGE, BLUE
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TR-6511
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U.S. Playing Card Co.
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$8.95
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INVISIBLE DECK--AVIATOR BRIDGE, BLUE

Remove a deck of "Invisible Cards" from your pocket. Ask a spectator to remove the "Invisible Cards" from the box and shuffle them. Next, have him spread the "cards" face down on the table and remove any one. Have him "show" his imaginary card to the audience, but make sure he doesn't show it to you! Of course, he is to remember the name of his card! Now ask him to take the deck and spread it face-up on the table. He is to replace his card face down into the face-up deck. You take the "Invisible Cards" and put them back in your pocket. Remove a deck of visible cards from your pocket. Ask the spectator to name his card. Spread the deck. One card is turned over and proves to be the selected card!!! A miracle.

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 Remove a deck of "Invisible Cards" from your pocket. Ask a spectator to remove the "Invisible Cards" from the box and shuffle them. Next, have him spread the "cards" face down on the table and remove any one. Have him "show"
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