From the book: ”Jeff Busby’s Secret of the Palmettos” As a playing card alone – even without the “Secret of the Palmettos” – the Texan is a superior card. Aside from the appeal of the elegant back design, its equal to the standard Bee diamond Back or the old Bee Worm Back for visual deception with a false deal. The finish is well-known air-cushion finish which allows the card to literally “float” over each other. They are highly flexible, so steals and palms work beautifully. Moreover, they have a “slip”, “snap”, and a thin feel to them that makes turning over a double, feel like handling a feather. The cutting process is superb. (Jeff Busby, 1998)

From the book: ”Jeff Busby’s Secret of the Palmettos” As a playing card alone – even without the “Secret of the Palmettos” – the Texan is a superior card. Aside from the appeal of the elegant back design, it is equal to the standard Bee diamond Back, or the old Bee Worm Back, for visual deception with a false deal. The finish is well-known air-cushion finish which allows the card to literally “float” over each other. They are highly flexible, so steals and palms work beautifully. Moreover, they have a “slip”, “snap”, and a thin feel to them that makes turning over a double, feel like handling a feather. The cutting process is superb. (Jeff Busby, 1998)

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This is a specially printed deck designed to make eight different fanning patterns. The cards are slightly thinner than regular cards, to make them easier to handle and manipulate. You'll get a deck of cards with regular faces on one side, and a colourful back on the other. Depending on which direction the cards are fanned, and which order they are in, when fanned out the cards will create eight different colourful patterns. You'll even get a few special cards that, when placed on the deck, completely change the pattern, or make the faces of the deck seem to vanish. The effect is that even though you are only using ONE deck, it looks like you are able to change the back patterns on the cards, multiple times! This deck was designed and marketed by the late actor and magician Harry Anderson. The deck features an illustration of Harry as his "Harry the Hat" con man character that he made popular in the 1980s on the sitcom Cheers. The photos are a paper wrapper around a plain black box with a grey lid. The back of the cards is like the front of the paper wrapper. The back of the wrapper shows all the possible fanning patterns.

Features a slightly modified tuck and a standard seal.