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The plot of causing two cards to fuse into one was published by Norm Houghton as " | The plot of causing two cards to fuse into one was published by Norm Houghton as " | ||
- | Several years later, | + | Roughly eight months |
- | Wesley James has claimed | + | Several years later, signatures made their way into the fold. The first fusion of signed |
- | The open use of gimmicked cards was later introduced to enhance the effect. Gene Maze, Richard Kaufman, and David Arthur used a double-backed card in their " | + | Four issues |
- | Prior to the fusion effect being applied to cards, it was developed for [[coin: | ||
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+ | 1981 also saw the publication of Paul Harris and Looy Simonoff' | ||
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+ | The first published variation to fuse together two spectator-signed selections is " | ||
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+ | The citations above offer points of origin and some highlights in the evolution of the fusion effect. To explore the subject in greater detail, refer to: | ||
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+ | * [[http:// | ||
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+ | Prior to the fusion effect being applied to cards, it was suggested for [[coin: | ||
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+ | ===== Precursor ===== | ||
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+ | Prior to cards being fused face-to-face or back-to-back, | ||
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