Card Destroyed: Difference between revisions

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The most common manner in which cards are destroyed (debatable) is when a spectator 'signs' a card. The quintessential such routine is Bro. John Hamman's The Signed Card, from the book The Secrets of Bro. John Hamman.

There are other routines in which cards are 'torn'. Once such is David Williamson's Torn and Restored Transposition, from Williamson's Wonders.

Paul Harris introduced another destruction in his Stapled, a plot which has been developed, for example, by J. K. Hartman.

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-The most common manner in which cards are destroyed (debatable) is when a spectator 'signs' a card.  The quintessential such routine is [[John Hamman | Bro. John Hamman]], [[The Signed Card]], from the book [[Secrets of Brother John Hamman]].
+The most common manner in which cards are destroyed (debatable) is when a spectator 'signs' a card.  The quintessential such routine is [[John Hamman | Bro. John Hamman]]'s [[The Signed Card]], from the book [[Secrets of Brother John Hamman | The Secrets of Bro. John Hamman]].
-There are other routines in which cards are 'torn'.  Once such is [[David Williamson]]'s [[Torn and Restored Transposition]], from [[Williamson's Wonders]]
+There are other routines in which cards are 'torn'.  Once such is [[David Williamson]]'s [[Torn and Restored Transposition]], from [[Williamson's Wonders]].
-[[Signed Card Routines | more signed card routines]] - [[Torn Card Routines | more torn card routines]]
+[[Paul Harris]] introduced another destruction in his [[Stapled]], a plot which has been developed, for example, by [[J. K. Hartman]].
+[[Signed Card Routines | more signed card routines]] - [[Torn Card Routines | more torn card routines]] - [[Other Destroyed Card Routines | more creative destruction]]