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[[Instanto Deck]] is a [[Mechanical Deck]] created by [[Billy O'Connor]]  which allows you to cut to at any card called for. It was marketed around 1919.
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'''Instanto Deck''' is a [[Mechanical Deck]] created by [[Billy O'Connor]]  which allows you to cut to at any card called for. It was marketed around 1919.
  
Deck was explained in the Walter Gibson's "World's Best Book of Magic" (1927) and in then again in [[Jinx]]. Later also explained in [[Linking Ring]] January 1953, page 63 as  "DUCKY DECK" by  [[J. Russell Duck]] (many of the paragraphs were word for word from the Jinx article).
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The deck was explained in the [[Walter Gibson]]'s [[The World's Best Book of Magic]] (1927) and then again in [[Jinx]].<ref>[[Jinx]] 115, October 19th, 1940, page 677</ref> It was also explained in [[Linking Ring]] January 1953, page 63 as  "DUCKY DECK" by  [[J. Russell Duck]] (many of the paragraphs were word for word from the Jinx article).
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== References ==
 
* Jinx 115, page 677 (1940)
 
 
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Latest revision as of 00:17, 11 September 2012

Instanto Deck is a Mechanical Deck created by Billy O'Connor which allows you to cut to at any card called for. It was marketed around 1919.

The deck was explained in the Walter Gibson's The World's Best Book of Magic (1927) and then again in Jinx.[1] It was also explained in Linking Ring January 1953, page 63 as "DUCKY DECK" by J. Russell Duck (many of the paragraphs were word for word from the Jinx article).


References

  1. Jinx 115, October 19th, 1940, page 677