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| − | '''Auto-Mazo Deck''' (or Pack) was developed and marketed by Sam Drielinger.[[File:AutoMazoPack.jpg|thumb|right|Ads in Sphinx 1934 through 1935]] | + | '''Auto-Mazo Deck''' (or Pack) was developed and marketed by Sam Drielinger in [[1934]].[[File:AutoMazoPack.jpg|thumb|right|Ads in Sphinx 1934 through 1935]] |
It was later refined by [[Joe Berg]] into the [[Invisible Deck|Ultra Mental or Invisible Deck]].<ref>Greater Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields | It was later refined by [[Joe Berg]] into the [[Invisible Deck|Ultra Mental or Invisible Deck]].<ref>Greater Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields | ||
Latest revision as of 16:50, 14 April 2015
Auto-Mazo Deck (or Pack) was developed and marketed by Sam Drielinger in 1934.
It was later refined by Joe Berg into the Ultra Mental or Invisible Deck.[1]
In A History of the Brainwave Principle (1983), Karl Fulves states that it was advertised by a number of dealers, including Frank Mireider (whose name appears on the instruction sheet) and has been claimed by Ed Balducci.
References
- ↑ Greater Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields By Jon Racherbaumer (1997)
