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| Whit Haydn and Chef Anton's Notes on Three Card Monte is by far the most comprehensive book ever written on the history, psychology and sleights on this classic swindle. Whit and Chef also explore the games application to magic and include the School for Scoundrels complete three-card monte routine-Three-Card Gold. We also feature some of the most clever endings ever devised and are proud to introduce Bob Kohler's Knifed and Gazzo's Creased Lightning, and many other ruses which have never previously appeared in print.
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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 01 October, 2004.
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