Hands Off (Any Card at Any Number) by Patrick Redford - DVD Half In 1937 Max Holden combined

In 1937 Max Holden combined these two Annemann booklets into what we know today as the classic 202 Methods of Forcing

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Disguised in plain sight

Hands Off (Any Card at Any Number) by Patrick Redford - DVD Half In 1937 Max Holden combinedPatrick Redford takes Any Card at Any Number to a whole new level! A card is freely named. A number is freely named. You point out the obviousfinding that card at that number in your deck wouldnt mean much. Youve been holding it the entire time. Anyone could suspect something. So you raise the stakes. A boxed deck has been in full view from the very beginning. You havent gone near it. The box is tossed to a participant who opens it, removes the cards,