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[[Haunted Deck]] (also known as "Self-cutting Cards") is a classic plot in card magic developed by [[Al Baker]] where a selected card placed back into the deck and usually held in the palm of the hand, eerily moves by itself back out of the deck.
 
[[Haunted Deck]] (also known as "Self-cutting Cards") is a classic plot in card magic developed by [[Al Baker]] where a selected card placed back into the deck and usually held in the palm of the hand, eerily moves by itself back out of the deck.
  
In the 1930's [[Louis Tannen]] was marketing it as the Haunted Pack.
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In 1933 [[Louis Tannen]] was marketing it as the Haunted Pack.
  
 
Some [[Rising Cards]] effects were also marketed under the name "Haunted Pack".
 
Some [[Rising Cards]] effects were also marketed under the name "Haunted Pack".

Revision as of 21:49, 1 February 2010

Haunted Deck (also known as "Self-cutting Cards") is a classic plot in card magic developed by Al Baker where a selected card placed back into the deck and usually held in the palm of the hand, eerily moves by itself back out of the deck.

In 1933 Louis Tannen was marketing it as the Haunted Pack.

Some Rising Cards effects were also marketed under the name "Haunted Pack".

Variations

  • Mechanical Deck by Ron Bauer
  • Really Haunted by Doug Edwards, as part of the New Stars of Magic Series.
  • Ghostly Deck
  • Oh! Wee Gee by Warren Stephens
  • Polter Deck by Bob Solari.

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