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======Traveling Triumph====== | ======Traveling Triumph====== | ||
- | The effect of causing the condition of a packet of mixed face-up and face-down cards to transpose with a packet of cards all facing one way began with the title "Giant Acrobatic Cards" but is better known by the name Paul Harris gave it, " | + | The effect of causing the condition of a packet of mixed face-up and face-down cards to transpose with a packet of cards all facing one way began with the title "Giant Acrobatic Cards" but is better known by the name Paul Harris gave it, " |
In 1955, Nick Trost published a method for the effect using a normal deck of cards, " | In 1955, Nick Trost published a method for the effect using a normal deck of cards, " | ||
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Paul Harris followed some years later with his version, which has given the effect its more descriptive name: " | Paul Harris followed some years later with his version, which has given the effect its more descriptive name: " | ||
- | Further history on the development of this effect and the related effects of the Self-Shuffling or Self-Unshuffling Deck is given by Wesley James in // | + | Further history on the development of this effect and the related effects of the Self-Shuffling or Self-Unshuffling Deck is given by Wesley James in // |
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