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A [[Marked Deck]] is a [[Mechanical Deck]] that has an extremely subtle mark on the decorative side of the cards. Usually the mark is placed in a certain position to indicate the number of the card and the mark is a certain color or shape to indicate suit. The magician shows the card to the audience and reads off the number and suit of the card without seeing it.
A [[Marked Deck]] (or Reader Deck) is a [[Mechanical Deck]] that has an extremely subtle mark on the decorative side of the cards. Usually the mark is placed in a certain position to indicate the number of the card and another mark with a certain color or shape to indicate suit. The magician can show the card to the audience and can read the number and suit from the back of the card.
 
[[File:DeLandMarkedCards.jpg]]
 
[[DeLand]]'s marked decks from a 1939 catalog.


Examples:
Examples:
* [[Adams' League Deck]]
* [[Adams' League Deck]]
 
* [[Daisy Deck]]
[[Category:Mechanical Decks]]
* [[Dollar Deck]]
* [[Nifty Deck]]
* [[Star Deck]]
* [[Wonder Deck]]
* [[Dream Deck]]
[[Category:Marked Decks]]

Latest revision as of 07:07, 12 April 2011

A Marked Deck (or Reader Deck) is a Mechanical Deck that has an extremely subtle mark on the decorative side of the cards. Usually the mark is placed in a certain position to indicate the number of the card and another mark with a certain color or shape to indicate suit. The magician can show the card to the audience and can read the number and suit from the back of the card.

DeLandMarkedCards.jpg

DeLand's marked decks from a 1939 catalog.

Examples: