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Dragon Fan by Alan Wong R.7.1 the knife is slid quickly the knife is slid quickly to the side with only ONE CARD STABBED on it David Berglas created the "Holy Grail" of card magic The Dragon Fan is the perfect fan for performing Snowstorms and Butterfly Blizzards The fan is made out of high grade
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Dragon Fan by Alan Wong R.7.1 the knife is slid quickly

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