Oyster (Marked) Playing Cards by Think Wedding Magic It was first introduced by

It was first introduced by Roy Walton in 1973

greatly improved in its presentation and method versus "the old days

Red and Blue for the back of standard Bicycle decks

The backs have brown paper artwork that makes sure these bad boys will fly under all radar

eg you hold the plastic box in one hand

Oyster (Marked) Playing Cards by Think Wedding Magic It was first introduced byIt was long ago, my dad used to work as a fisherman. Growing up with him I got to learn quite a few things about the sea. One that has fascinated me since, is the process in which a pearl is created inside an oyster. A foreign substance slips inside the shell and to protect itself, the oyster covers it with a nacre. A true mystery and beauty of nature itself. The layers of an oyster's shell somehow reminds me of the art of magic. Layers of deception.