Anton Moser
Anton Moser founded a card company in Vienna in 1824. In 1843 the company was taken over by Ferdinand Piatnik, who made the company one of the most successful card manufacturers in the world.
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Playing cards
52-card deck
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and decks
- Banner
- Blank
- Court card
- knight
- Ober
- Unter
- Pip card
- deuce
- Weli
- Joker
- Nicknames
- Stripped deck
- Talon
- Unicode
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and brands
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- Lee Asher
- Hubert Auer
- Bryan Berg
- David Blaine
- Derren Brown
- Lewis Cohen
- Dan and Dave
- Thierry Depaulis
- S. W. Erdnase
- Lennart Green
- Richard Harding
- Johann Kaspar Hechtel
- Ricky Jay
- Sekiryo Kaneda
- René Lavand
- Ed Marlo
- Master of the Playing Cards
- John McLeod
- Anton Moser
- Samuel J. Murray
- David Parlett
- Ferdinand Piatnik
- Richard Valentine Pitchford
- Franco Pratesi
- Johann Georg Rauch
- Juan Tamariz
- Howard Thurston
- Charles Troedel
- Dai Vernon
- Fusajiro Yamauchi
organisations
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and cardistry
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- Bottom dealing
- Card marking
- Card sharp
- Card throwing
- Cardistry-Con
- Cutting
- Double lift
- The Expert at the Card Table
- Herrmann pass
- History of cardistry
- House of cards
- One-way deck
- Palms and grips
- The Phantom of the Card Table
- Second dealing
- Shuffling
- Si Stebbins stack
- Spoke card
- Three-card monte
- Trick decks
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