Phantom of the Card Table, Critical Edition | Edward McGire, Lorie Piper and Maxwell Pritchard Vogt There is nothing to find

There is nothing to find

Custom pips and indices as well as redrawn court cards with new faces give the cards a modern look and feel that runs through the entire deck

the magician addresses the audience to say that a destination will now be secretly chosen by the spectator

Big Bang also allows you to borrow a quarter

This new version of the effect does not require any glass or "special" bottles or any unnatural handling

Phantom of the Card Table, Critical Edition | Edward McGire, Lorie Piper and Maxwell Pritchard Vogt There is nothing to findThe Phantom of the Card Table was originally a typescript that was written and circulated by Edward McGuire at the end of 1930 through about 1932. This became an instant underground classic and all the prominent card men of that time, including Dai Vernon, were entranced by it. The reason this little typescript was sought after was its subject, Walter Scott. In the summer of 1930, Scott and McGuire traveled to New York City and held a very private