Fulton's Chinatown Bootleg Playing Cards Author|Patrick Page

Fulton's Chinatown Bootleg Playing Cards Author|Patrick PageMany years ago I received an email asking if a deck of my cards were authentic. Turns out they were bootlegged copies found at a night market in Asia. It made me think what the act of copying a deck would look like so I bootlegged my own using an old Xerox Machine. These Chinatown Cards have never looked so good a complete replica of the original classic made as a facsimile. Tuck box is a photocopy printed on matte paper and is striking. Only 25 of

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