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Symmatrix Special user 553 Posts	Posted: May 1, 2003 02:19 am 0 I am a collector of playing cards and I do practice manipulation and I love to collect manipulation cards too. Therefore I would like to contribute some material on the types of manipulation cards in the world. Peter Marvey Manipulation cards Julianna Chen Manipulation Cards Jeff McBride Manipulation Cards UGM Manipulation cards (Color Changing Fan) Dragon Fan Bee and Bicycle cards do make good manipulation cards too... Hmm... at the moment that's all I could think of. Thanks Symmatrix What We See Is Mainly Depend On What We Look For. Only Those Who Can See The Invisible Can Do The Impossible. Symmatrix Magic
Darkwing Inner circle Nashville Tn 1850 Posts	Posted: May 1, 2003 04:23 am 0 Murphy Manipulation Cards are great. I also use Norm Nielson's cards. Very good for manipulation.
-The Scot- Special user 726 Posts	Posted: May 1, 2003 02:56 pm 0 Lance Burton has a manipulation deck out on the market, although I haven't used one. I managed to find a back design to the following Manipulation decks HERE! Peter Marvey (Thin, and extra thin) Juliana Chen Deck Murphy's Deck Norm Neilsen (Although my back design is different) Lance Burton Deck McBride Deck The thickness of the decks are as follows: Peter Marvey (super thin): 9mm Peter Marvey (thin): 12mm Chen Deck: Not supplied Murphy's Deck: 10mm Norm Neilsen Deck: 13mm Lance Burton Deck: 12mm McBride Deck: 15mm Thank God that's over
Magic_streak Regular user Singapore 196 Posts	Posted: May 1, 2003 03:28 pm 0 Wow good job in finding us those backs Scot. My Norm Neilsen back design is different from that shown too. They are wonderful cards for producing fan after fan, particularly because of their thiness and small size. McBride cards are like Bee cards, poker sized and stiffer than Norm Neilsen's. Great for singles productions like Snap and Perfect productions and perfect for shooting cards high into the air. I use different make of cards for different sleights depending on the quality of the cards. No Bicycles for me though, their borders show too much.
Jem Veteran user Singapore 342 Posts	Posted: May 1, 2003 07:51 pm 0 Nice work there Scot! That was really helpful of you.
-The Scot- Special user 726 Posts	Posted: May 1, 2003 08:30 pm 0 No problem
Symmatrix Special user 553 Posts	Posted: May 2, 2003 01:13 am 0 Them it!!! Scot.. The review is wonderful, thanks for the contribution. I love that.. I hope more contribution can be made here again.. Thanks again scot Symmatrix What We See Is Mainly Depend On What We Look For. Only Those Who Can See The Invisible Can Do The Impossible. Symmatrix Magic
M-Illusion Special user 549 Posts	Posted: May 6, 2003 02:46 am 0 I've used all of those types & time after time I find the Nielsen cards to be my favorite. I think it's time to start ordering by the case.
Darkwing Inner circle Nashville Tn 1850 Posts	Posted: May 6, 2003 03:06 am 0 I agree, I use the Nielson cards for producing singles and Bees for split fans.
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