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jack_is_dead Regular user japan 173 Posts 
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Well I have been doing some thinking and just thought of a trick deck..i just want to know if it exist as I have never seen them..its actually the Svengali deck concept..u need to have 26 normal cards and 26 duplicate short cards..same as Svengali but this is not 26 same but a duplicate of the normal..u arrange it normal and duplicate all the way..so now when you riffle they see aonly the normal.riffle and ask the laymen to put their finger and they will take the duplicate..when they are looking you slide the normal to the top and you have ambitious effect..u can do it a several time to the same audience as the cards are always different..any thoughts on this..anybody heard of it??
one eyed man is the king in the blind land
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jayp Veteran user 333 Posts
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Yeah I think I have, I think its in the encyclopedia of card tricks. I cant remember the name, I could be wrong though I will have to check.
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DomKabala Inner circle I've grown old after diggin' holes for 2826 Posts
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Yes, it is called the "Menetekel deck"...if I am not mistaken, and it's been around for years. I made one many years ago, early in my journey thru magic.
 
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Hideo Kato Inner circle Tokyo 5649 Posts
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Menetekel Deck was invented by Burling Hull in 1900.
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jayp Veteran user 333 Posts
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Yes that's the name I was looking for, info can be found in the encyclopedia of card tricks, a whole chapter I believe.
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Parson Smith Inner circle 1939 Posts
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If you don't want to make your own, Hank Lee selles it for about 6 bucks.
Peace, Parson
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jack_is_dead Regular user japan 173 Posts
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Ooops....just when I thought I have finally created something..its been around for years..anyway my mistake for not noticing it before but I am really suprised why it isn't so well known..i mean it should be as well known as the Svengali deck for the effects are not so different and I think it should be even better..well..i would love to make one and thanks for the information!
one eyed man is the king in the blind land
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Thoughtreader Inner circle Calgary, Alberta, Canada 1565 Posts
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And now you have learnt the REAL LESSON here which is the real importance to know the history of magic as well as the "how to do it". Magic History is a very important component of learning magic, something that I am afraid many neglect.
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Parson Smith Inner circle 1939 Posts
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Paul,
How right you are. And there is so much fun in the study of magic history. Shame that more do not know. Peace, Parson
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