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STAMPEDE SECOND
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STAMPEDE SECOND
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TR-6404
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Lewis, Martin
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$39.95
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STAMPEDE SECOND
Deal an impossible second...from under a postage stamp! Magic with a gambling theme. This routine incorporates two separate effects. In the first you claim to find the spectator's card form a "marked" deck by wearing special virtual light specs. Oddly everyone but you can see the marked card plainly. When you remove the glasses its too late--the mark has disappeared. You then demonstrate a second deal to find another card, but not any old second deal, and impossible one...from under a postage stamp. A professional routine--5 minutes of entertaining close up magic that's simple to do and has a remarkable, visual climax.
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 Deal an impossible second...from under a postage stamp! Magic with a gambling theme. This routine incorporates two separate effects. In the first you claim to find the spectator's card form a "marked" deck by wearing special virtual light specs. Oddly
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