Clockwork La Ville Lumiere by fig. 23 Cruise Ships Fighting and Fun

Fighting and Fun

spectators can use it to sign cards - they'll never discover its hidden secret

A transposition of a signed card directly into the hands of a spectator

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John Guastaferro is next with a version where the Aces not only assemble but actually do so in the card case while Martin Nash's Aces do the same under a spectator's hand

Clockwork La Ville Lumiere by fig. 23 Cruise Ships Fighting and FunLIMITED EDITION: Only 2500 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. "Clockwork: La Ville Lumiere" Poker sized deck is based upon the city of Paris, France, in a brilliant Art Nouveau style (with some inspiration by Czech artist Alphonse Mucha). It gives the beholder the experience of holding a clockwork jewel box while viewing the flip book animation. Included are two different jokers featuring the Gallic Rooster, national symbol of France, printed by USPCC in