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Ad circa 1973

Vanishing Deck is a classic plot in card magic in which the entire deck of cards vanish or leaves one card behind.

Many versions have been developed, going back as early as 1876 by Professor Hoffmann. (looking for a reference to it)

Version in Sleight of Hand by Edwin Sachs (1877)
A gaffed card version was developed by Theodore DeLand around 1909.
DE LAND'S Vanishing Pack of Cards in The Sphinx, March 1914, page 8.
P.H. Vanishing Deck - Gimmick allowing you to vanish a deck just pulled out from a card box by Paul Harris (1973)

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	[[Vanishing Deck]] is a classic plot in card magic in which the entire deck of cards vanish or leaves one card behind.		[[File:VanishingDeckAd1973.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Ad circa 1973]] [[Vanishing Deck]] is a classic plot in card magic in which the entire deck of cards vanish or leaves one card behind.

	Many versions have been developed, going back as early as 1876 by [[Professor Hoffmann]]. (''looking for a reference to it'')		Many versions have been developed, going back as early as 1876 by [[Professor Hoffmann]]. (''looking for a reference to it'')