Armor Playing Cards-The Met x Lingo Parlor Included are many

Included are many

The performer runs through the cards and sets one aside and it's shown to match the thought-of card

one by the spectator and the other by the magician

The magician then picks up the case and walks off stage

The simple props are available from any stationery store and the set-up takes about half an hour

Armor Playing Cards-The Met x Lingo Parlor Included are manyArms and armor have appeared in virtually every culture through the millennia, though their styles, materials, and applications are vast. Comprising some 14,000 objects, The Met collection of arms and armor is one of the most comprehensive of its kind. From a magnificent Japanese mask (1745) bearing the ferocious face of Jikokuten, one of the Four Kings of Heaven, to an exquisitely decorated British suit of gold and steel (1527) probably forged for