Peter Duffie - Card Flair
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FREE AS A BIRD: This effect is a two card discovery that I find quite effective. It uses the Hamilton/Finnell Free Cut Principle - a visual deception of the highest order. 

WEDLUCK: The trick that follows is a simple， yet effective， royal marriages effect using the Rusduck Stay Stack principle. A Stay Stack is a mirror stack that retains its properties after certain shuffling. 

THE PARANORMAN: A chosen card is found using three unknown numbers. This uses the Norman Gilbreath Principle. Before commencing set your pack with the colours alternating. 

THE MILKING WAY: What follows is packet version of Paul Curry’s "Power of Thought." 

KEY LARGO: Two cards are very fairly selected and lost into the pack. The first card is found by mental effort - the second selection is found by stabbing the first into the pack. 

UNI- VERSATILE: This is a very easy approach to the Fulves "Universal Card" plot. Here， a black Jack takes on the image of an Ace， Two and Three. Finally the Ace， Two and Three change into the other three Jacks. 

COLLATORS: Two cards are selected then returned to the deck. You now remove the Ace， Two and Three of Clubs and， after a demonstration of their powers， they ensnare both selections. 

COLOUR FOOL: A simple red black alternating stack can be a very potent weapon. The following multiple card location is an example of how this simple set-up can be used to good effect. 

LIKEWISE: An elaboration on the classic ‘Do As I Do‘ effect. 

THE UNDERTAKERS: Here’s another trick using a Stay Stack. Inspired by ‘Wedluck’， this is different effect. 

THE PARTY’S OVER: The effect is that of Bob Hummer "18 Card Mystery，" but with a new approach to the displacement.

ECHO ECHO ECHO ECHO ECHO: A coincidence effect with two spectators doing all the work! The second phase of this trick is based on a previous effect of mine called ‘Ethos.’ 

SIMPLY STATED: Simply stated， the two red Aces find two previously chosen cards. 

A TWISTED TALE: This is a combination of Vernon’s ‘Twisting the Aces’ and the ‘Hofzinser Card Problem.’ The original version of this appeared in Abacus. 

KATCH KINGS: A simple two card sandwich trick suddenly develops into a full-blown Collectors effect. 

THE COUNCIL OF 9: The following effect is a simple card discovery where a spectator finds his own card without knowing quite how. 

DREAMT: Without asking questions you divine the name of a card that a spectator has thought of.