Playing card manufacturer Andrew Dougherty began printing Tally-Ho cards in approximately 1885. Although there have been at least a half-dozen back designs over the years, the Fan Backs and Circle Backs are the only ones to survive today.
Most top professionals consider a deck of Tally-Ho cards to be among the best cards ever produced.
It’s high-quality Linoid finish makes Tally-Ho playing cards the premiere choice among flourishers and card magicians alike. A timeless classic. Heavily favored by the magic community as an all around solid performing deck.
Produced and manufactured by the US Playing Card Company. Available in RED and BLUE each at a very low price.
Playing card manufacturer Andrew Dougherty began printing Tally-Ho cards in approximately 1885. Although there have been at least a half-dozen back designs over the years, the Fan Backs and Circle Backs are the only ones to survive today.
Most top professionals consider a deck of Tally-Ho cards to be among the best cards ever produced.
It’s high-quality Linoid finish makes Tally-Ho playing cards the premiere choice among flourishers and card magicians alike. A timeless classic. Heavily favored by the magic community as an all around solid performing deck.
Produced and manufactured by the US Playing Card Company. Available in RED and BLUE each at a very low price.
8 reviews for Tally Ho (Fan Back)
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Mark Tirone –
Like classic books on magic and other items, I try not to review cards. They are usually so cheap that you can buy maybe 1 and go back to get more if you like them. I have 4 of these decks, and I really like them.
One of my decks has been around for years. Sure it warped a little but if you are a flourisher, these feel really nice. WHen they get old they stick together pretty nicely so elaborate packet flourishes are much easier with them. But new they feel like OLD bicycles. Old meaning pre-transition, before they started feeling like the stuff I wipe my bum with :p
I would suggest you buy one to use and try out and one to keep on the shelf. They are rare in stores now (at least by me) so having some unopened feels nice. The case looks really cool too, so that’s a plus! I also found that the RED tends to be really bright for this particular deck so the blue looks cooler.
Guillermo Guardado –
This is an all around great quality deck, and handles welll. A classic.
John Archer –
Classic fan back……great cards. Arrived in good condition in a timely manner.