|
Price
Qty Available : 27 (Euro €21.16)* Share This
In the 19th Century Victorian British underworld slang, playing-cards were called broads. Playing a game of cards was known as "Spreading Broads." Cheating at cards was called "broading" and a card sharp was called a "broadsman". Tossing Broads is a gaffed game that cannot be beat; hence, the broad tosser plays a gaffed joint, or flat joint. A Three-Card Monte game with the prevailing myth is that the broad tossers used a queen as the winning card, and would say "Find the Lady." 
Date added to our online catalogue : Thursday, February 18, 2010 More information relating to this itemWe currently have 2 items featuring Tony Giorgio (Click Here For More Information)
Click Here to add your own review for this magic product!Writen by: David Overpriced for what is basically a booklet. There is limited information. Do yourself a favour and buy the School for scoundrels notes on Monte. Review Date: 14/10/2010 - Star Rating: 
Writen by: David Baillie Lacking information only half of the meagre 30 pages are devoted to Monte. Do yourself a favour and buy the School for Scoundrels book on Monte. As for the price Extortionate! Review Date: 18/10/2010 - Star Rating:
This item appears in the following categories
You may also be interested in the following itemsClick the product name for more information. 
Ultimate Work (2 DVD Set) by Tony Giorgio
Reel Magic Episode 15 (Dan and Dave Buck)
TelekiNefesch by Nefesch
An Extension of Me (DVD Set with Gimmick Coin Bonus) by Eric Jones, DVD
Mindfreak Ultimate Magic Kit by Criss Angel
Coin Balloonacy (DVD only, No Balloons) by Ian Garrison
Weekend at the 4F With Obie OBrien VOL. 1 (DVD)
|
 
|
