the plaque system \n using wooden blocks of different thickness the size of a card for practicing moves like cuts, see also photographs starting on p. 74 with multiple cuts illustrated with the wood pieces \n graham adams \n the plaque system (adams) \n shane cobalt
1931
Graham Adams
The Plaque System
using wooden blocks of different thickness the size of a card for practicing moves like cuts, see also photographs starting on p. 74 with multiple cuts illustrated with the wood pieces
to shuffle the whole pack without disturbing the order of the cards \n hunter type shuffle without necessity to count the center run \n graham adams
1931
Graham Adams
To Shuffle the Whole Pack Without Disturbing the Order of the Cards
Hunter type shuffle without necessity to count the center run
a new method of stock shuffle \n altered finger position, see also photographs starting on p. 45 \n graham adams \n stock shuffle \n unknown
1931
Graham Adams
A New Method of Stock Shuffle
altered finger position, see also photographs starting on p. 45
five card stock leaving the cards at any desired numbers \n not necessarily for a poker deal \n graham adams \n erdnase system of stock shuffling \n s. w. erdnase
1931
Graham Adams
Five Card Stock Leaving the Cards at Any Desired Numbers
the slip shuffle \n card from center brought to bottom in one overhand shuffle, see also photographs starting on p. 39 \n graham adams
1931
Graham Adams
The Slip Shuffle
card from center brought to bottom in one overhand shuffle, see also photographs starting on p. 39
the inverted crimp \n cards bridged in other direction, see also photographs starting on p. 51 \n graham adams \n to indicate the location for the cut - i. this is located by the crimp \n unknown
1931
Graham Adams
The Inverted Crimp
cards bridged in other direction, see also photographs starting on p. 51
the torn pack and tricks therewith \n two cards selected and returned, then whole deck torn in two halves, two cards counted to in both "halves", they match and are one selection, everything mixed in a hat and both halves found by touch \n graham adams
1931
Graham Adams
The Torn Pack and Tricks Therewith
two cards selected and returned, then whole deck torn in two halves, two cards counted to in both "halves", they match and are one selection, everything mixed in a hat and both halves found by touch
