Vaivorykšte (Standard) Playing CardsA Colorful Piece of History Step back in time to the interwar period with the "Vaivorykste" (Rainbow) deck. Originally designed for a Lithuanian government competition in 1933, these cards have been meticulously restored from the archives of the M. K. Ciurlionis National Museum of Art. The deck lives up to its name "Rainbow" with each suit featuring a distinct rim color, creating a vibrant spectrum when spread or fanned. Masterful Artistry The artwork

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it can be replaced (replacement cup included)

You start by saying that you are going to show the scariest book of all time

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A lifetime's research and experienced gained from working on literally hundreds of different productions condensed and distilled in to one (oversized) book that is essential reading for any serious stage illusionist

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OMNIBUS is a timeless look into the history and workings of this card classic

a tool that will allow you to perform a 20 minute show straight for your wallet

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It can be performed for 2 people in a restaurant