Bicycle Tlaloc Playing Cards Ezio Zamara Bump trip: A copper and

Bump trip: A copper and a silver coin placed on the table

The required props for this full routine are as bare as the skeletons buried behind the laboratory

Our new Faded Rider Backs takes this desired design for both the tuck case and backs and fades them to create a natural looking fade

and a bonus chapter of some of Paul's pet magic routines from his act

- Four Of A Kind

Bicycle Tlaloc Playing Cards Ezio Zamara Bump trip: A copper andTlaloc, The Storm God. This is the 2nd deck depicting the gods of Mexico's ancient Aztec religion. Tlaloc is the God of Rain. Worshipped as the giver of life and sustenance, but also feared for his power over hail, thunder, lightening, and even the rain itself. Associated with caves, springs, and mountains, specifically the sacred mountain, Mount Tlaloc, where he is said to reside. Meixca artists use the color blue to represent Tlaloc, and he will