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The Tally-Ho Gaff Assortment contains a variety of useful and diabolical gaffed cards in classic Tally-Ho designs

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This red security band is not just identical to the original one used on on Jerry’s Nugget

Mauger Centennial Replica Playing Cards USPCC swym-disabled The Tally-Ho Gaff Assortment containsMauger Centennial Replica Playing Cards Victor E. Mauger was born in England and immigrated to New York in 1855. He started a business importing metal goods. Around 1870 he also began importing playing cards from the Chas. Goodall & Son Company from England. The Goodall Company began making special decks with a unique Ace of Spades for their American decks. By 1873 Mauger started to manufacture his own brand of playing cards to supplement his supply