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Pocket Packet – 1999 – Given away free to customers with the Davenports' catalogueĭUFFIE'S CARD COMPULSIONS by Peter Duffie 40, page 364 – Reprint from PabularĭAI VERNON'S ULTIMATE SECRETS OF CARD MAGIC by Lewis GansonĭARK ANGEL by Peter Duffie and Roy Walton – EBook 40, page 360 – Walton/McClements/Sadowitz THE COMPLETE WALTON VOLUME THREE by Roy Walton (2016) THE COMPLETE WALTON VOLUME TWO by Roy Walton (1988) THE COMPLETE WALTON VOLUME ONE by Roy Walton (1981) THE MAGIC OF FRED ROBINSON by Peter Duffieīy the Centre (variation of Fred Robinson's Middle Deal), page 86 He lived and worked in Glasgow, Scotland for many years, and died there on 3 February 2020. of London, and he contributed to several English language magazines on card magic (e.g. Many of Walton's pamphlets and other works have been collected in three books on card magic currently published by Lewis Davenport Ltd. He mentored numerous Scottish magicians including Jerry Sadowitz, R. First interested in magic at the age of eight, Walton was a world-recognized card magician creating hundreds of card effects, including his most famous effect, Card warp. Roy Walton (11 April 1932 – 4 February 2020) was an English card magic expert.
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