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[[Escorial 76]] is what have become known as a | [[Escorial 76]] is what have become known as a card plot that was posed at the third [[Escorial Convention]] in 1976. | ||
The card problem was an extension of [[Out of this World]] where a spectator separates a deck of cards into its four suits without seeing the faces. | The card problem was an extension of [[Out of this World]] where a spectator separates a deck of cards into its four suits without seeing the faces. | ||
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* Suit Yourself by [[Brother John Hamman]] in [[Pallbearer's Review]] Folio (Summer 1972) | * Suit Yourself by [[Brother John Hamman]] in [[Pallbearer's Review]] Folio (Summer 1972) | ||
* ESCORIAL 76 book by Madrid Magic School. | * ESCORIAL 76 book by Madrid Magic School. | ||
* Out of the Escorial by [[ | * Out of the Escorial by [[Reinhard Muller]] in [[Arcane]] (No. 11, July 1984) | ||
[[Category:Card Plots]] | [[Category:Card Plots]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:10, 13 November 2009
Escorial 76 is what have become known as a card plot that was posed at the third Escorial Convention in 1976.
The card problem was an extension of Out of this World where a spectator separates a deck of cards into its four suits without seeing the faces.
Solutions
- Suit Yourself by Brother John Hamman in Pallbearer's Review Folio (Summer 1972)
- ESCORIAL 76 book by Madrid Magic School.
- Out of the Escorial by Reinhard Muller in Arcane (No. 11, July 1984)