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[[Split Deck]] is a pack of playing cards cut diagonally into halves making 2 decks. Two volunteers each select any half-card from each deck and they prove to be the two halves from the same card. | [[Split Deck]] is a pack of playing cards cut diagonally into halves making 2 decks. Two volunteers each select any half-card from each deck and they prove to be the two halves from the same card. | ||
The deck was created by [[ | The deck was created by [[Bob Haskell]] and manufactured by [[Merv Taylor]] by July 1950, initially under the name "2 to 1" <ref> [[Linking Ring]], July 1950, Vol 30 No 5 p88</ref> and later that year under the name "Split Deck" <ref> [[Genii Magazine]], Sep, 1950, vol 15 No 1</ref>. <ref> [[Milbourne Christopher]] Column, [[Hugard's Magic Monthly]], April, 1955</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:47, 27 February 2018
Split Deck is a pack of playing cards cut diagonally into halves making 2 decks. Two volunteers each select any half-card from each deck and they prove to be the two halves from the same card.
The deck was created by Bob Haskell and manufactured by Merv Taylor by July 1950, initially under the name "2 to 1" [1] and later that year under the name "Split Deck" [2]. [3]
References
- ↑ Linking Ring, July 1950, Vol 30 No 5 p88
- ↑ Genii Magazine, Sep, 1950, vol 15 No 1
- ↑ Milbourne Christopher Column, Hugard's Magic Monthly, April, 1955