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--- cards:color_change_with_rubber-banded_dec [2017/08/27 22:31] – created stephenminch
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 ======Color Change with Rubber-Banded Deck======
-In //[[http://askalexander.org/display/13191/Magicians+Tricks+How+They+Are+Done/59|Magicians' Tricks: How They Are Done]]// (1910, 0. 46), Hatton and Plate describe doing color changes while the deck is bound with a rubber band. A few cards were prepared by drawing two crossed black lines on their faces, which from a distance appeared to be the rubber band that was wrapped around the deck.
+In //[[http://askalexander.org/display/13191/Magicians+Tricks+How+They+Are+Done/59|Magicians' Tricks: How They Are Done]]// (1910, p. 46), Hatton and Plate describe doing color changes while the deck is bound with a rubber band. A few cards were prepared by drawing two crossed black lines on their faces, which from a distance appeared to be the rubber band that was wrapped around the deck.
 In the Aug. 1911 issue of //[[http://askalexander.org/display/38201/The+Sphinx/5|The Sphinx]]// (Vol. 10 No. 9, p. 109), J. Edward Stewart added more verisimilitude to the gimmick by gluing lengths of real rubber band to the face of one card. This was loaded onto the bottom of a deck bound in rubber bands. The face of the deck was displayed and the feke card palmed off to effect the color change.

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