Paul Harris Presents Daniel Garcia Project Vol #6 | Daniel Garcia - (Download) Marcelo He's the winner of the variant:Parlour Size / large Index

Name: Paul Harris Presents Daniel Garcia Project Vol #6 | Daniel Garcia - (Download) Marcelo He's the winner of the variant:Parlour Size / large Index
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Paul Harris Presents Daniel Garcia Project Vol #6 Daniel Garcia (Download) Marcelo He's the winner of the variant:Parlour Size large Index He's the winner of the 2015 Vanishing Inc "Trickie" Award for Best Magic Book Simple to do 0 An extremely visual production of a single card that can be performed all in the hands Pop Magically cause a signed playing card to appear INSIDE of a balloon that the spectator has inflated and is holding

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