prévoir la pensée d'un homme en mettant d'avance une carte choisie au hasard, au rang et au numéro que cet homme doit choisir un instant après \n chosen card at any number in the deck, faced deck and deck flop \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
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Prévoir la pensée d'un homme en mettant d'avance une carte choisie au hasard, au rang et au numéro que cet homme doit choisir un instant après
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1786
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four packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards \n \n unknown \n any number of packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards. \n unknown \n chief card trick \n charles t. jordan
1876
modern magic
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Four Packets of Cards having been Formed face downwards on the Table, to discover the Total Value of the Undermost Cards
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1876
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the cards being cut, to tell whether the number cut is odd or even \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
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The Cards being Cut, to tell whether the Number Cut is Odd or Even
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1876
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to allow a person to think of a card, and to make that card appear at such number in the pack as another person shall name \n card and its position remembered, bluff counting started with that number, with variation \n unknown \n mentalo \n unknown \n "die wievielte karte?" \n david tobias bamberg \n to make a card thought of by one person appear at such number in the pack as another person shall choose \n unknown \n the selected card appears at number chosen by another person \n ellis stanyon
1876
modern magic
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To allow a Person to think of a Card, and to make that Card appear at such Number in the Pack as Another Person shall Name
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1876
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a card having been drawn and returned, and the pack shuffled, to make it appear at such number as the company choose \n two methods (glide and re-deal) \n unknown
1876
modern magic
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A Card having been Drawn and Returned, and the Pack shuffled, to make it Appear at such Number as the Company Choose
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1876
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several persons having each drawn and returned a card, to make each card appear at such number in the pack as the drawer chooses \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
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Several Persons having each Drawn and Returned a Card, to make each Card appear at such Number in the Pack as the Drawer chooses
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1876
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to cause a number of cards to multiply invisibly in a person's keeping \n cut-off packet weighed, then it multiplies \n unknown
1876
modern magic
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To cause a Number of Cards to Multiply invisibly in a Person's keeping
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1876
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a row of cards being placed face downards on the table, to indicate, by turning up one of them, how many of such cards have during your absence been transferred from one end of the row to the other \n \n unknown \n a row of cards being placed face downwards on the table, to indicate by turning up one of them how many have during your absence been transferred from one end to the other \n unknown
1876
modern magic
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A Row of Cards being placed Face Downards on the Table, to indicate, by turning up one of them, how many of such Cards have during your absence been transferred from one end of the Row to the other
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Variations
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1876
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to arrange a row of dominoes face downwards on the table, and on returning to the room to turn up a domino whose points shall indicate how many have been moved in your absence \n "row of ten cards" with dominoes \n unknown \n die 10 orakelkarten \n eduard w. lufa
1876
modern magic
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To arrange a Row of Dominoes face downwards on the Table, and on returning to the Room to turn up a Domino whose points shall indicate how many have been moved in your absence
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1876
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"second" dealing \n with "card at any number" application \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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"Second" Dealing
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1889
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artificial spiritualism \n removed cards divined, pile cut off by spectator and number of cards as well as number of pips divined, stacked and punch marked \n charlier
1889
tricks with cards
Charlier
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Artificial Spiritualism
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1889
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odd-even divination \n performer knows whether cut-off number is odd or even \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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Odd-Even Divination
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1889
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a row of cards having been formed face downwards, to divine how many have been moved from one end of the row to the other \n spectator displaces x cards in packet, an x value card is produced \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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A Row of Cards having been formed Face downwards, to divine how many have been moved from one end of the Row to the other
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1889
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to make a card thought of by one person appear at such number in the pack as another person shall choose \n card and its position remembered, bluff counting started with that number, re-count \n unknown \n history \n karl fulves \n to allow a person to think of a card, and to make that card appear at such number in the pack as another person shall name \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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To make a Card thought of by one Person appear at such Number in the Pack as another Person shall choose
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another method \n 27-card trick with card-to-any-number table \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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Another Method
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1889
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the shower of aces \n many aces appear at named number (faced-deck turnover at-any-number method) \n conus
1889
tricks with cards
Conus
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The Shower of Aces
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1889
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cards judged by weight, and the multiplication of cards \n two routines (second one by robert-houdin) \n jean-eugène robert-houdin
1889
tricks with cards
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
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Cards Judged by Weight, and the Multiplication of Cards
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1889
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thought doubly anticipated \n "to place a card thought of by one person at such position in the pack as another person shall mentally select"
psychological force & position 7 with outs \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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Thought Doubly Anticipated
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the multiplying and vanishing cards \n three cards selected, which are then multiplied (e.g. a dozen aces of hearts), then all duplicates vanished \n professor hoffmann
1889
tricks with cards
Professor Hoffmann
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The Multiplying and Vanishing Cards
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1889
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any number of packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards. \n with formula for any number of cards \n unknown \n four packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards \n unknown
1890
more magic
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Any number of Packets of Cards having been formed face downwards on the Table, to discover the Total Value of the Undermost Cards.
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Related to
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1890
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new numerical trick with cards \n three heaps formed while performer is blindfolded according to some mathematical instructions, performer in the end know amount of cards in center pile \n unknown
1890
more magic
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New Numerical Trick with Cards
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1890
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the ''twenty-seven card" trick \n "to cause a card selected by one spectator to appear at such number in the pack as another spectator may indicate"
piles picked up according to a table so thought-of card ends up in any position \n unknown
1890
more magic
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The ''Twenty-Seven Card" Trick
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1890
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a row of cards being placed face downwards on the table, to indicate by turning up one of them how many have during your absence been transferred from one end to the other \n "improved method" \n unknown \n a row of cards being placed face downards on the table, to indicate, by turning up one of them, how many of such cards have during your absence been transferred from one end of the row to the other \n unknown
1890
more magic
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A Row of Cards being placed Face Downwards on the table, to indicate by turning up one of them How Many have during your absence been Transferred from One end to the Other
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Inspired by
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1890
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to produce three cards at any position in the pack thought of by another person \n three cards appear consecutively at freely named number \n professor hoffmann
1890
more magic
Professor Hoffmann
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To produce Three Cards at any Position in the Pack thought of by Another Person
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1890
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further illustration \n naming position of any card or card at any position \n unknown
1890
more magic
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Further Illustration
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1890
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the multiplying and vanishing cards \n single card "reproduces" into duplicates, repeated with other cards, duplicates vanished again, pull \n professor hoffmann
1890
more magic
Professor Hoffmann
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The Multiplying and Vanishing Cards
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1890
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gerade oder ungerade \n no. 3, packet of cards is counted as an odd or even number, depending on what the spectator wishes, two cards stuck together with "weak rubber solution, soap or onion juice" \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
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Gerade oder Ungerade
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1895
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der kartenkünstler als hellseher \n no. 34, four cards chosen, deck placed in spectator's pocket, number named, cards removed and card at that number is first selection, repeated three more times \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
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Der Kartenkünstler als Hellseher
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1895
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errare humanum est, oder: niemand kann zählen \n no. 13, chosen card appears at named number \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
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Errare Humanum est, oder: Niemand kann zählen
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1895
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der wahrsagende würfel \n no. 15, deck cut into six piles by spectator, number chosen with die, selection is in designated pile, card palmed out and added onto correct pile \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
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Der wahrsagende Würfel
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1895
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das abzählen der karten \n faced deck, spectator names number, as force \n unknown \n abzählen der karten \n unknown
1895
der zauberspiegel
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Das Abzählen der Karten
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Also published here
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Dec. 1895
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abzählen der karten \n faced deck, spectator names number, as force \n unknown \n die geheimnisvolle verbindung \n unknown \n das abzählen der karten \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Abzählen der Karten
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Related toAlso published here
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1896
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die geheimnisvolle verbindung \n card appears at chosen number, duplicate and double-count, two methods \n unknown \n abzählen der karten \n unknown \n thought reading extraordinary \n unknown \n the ubiquitous card \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Die geheimnisvolle Verbindung
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Related to
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1896
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die erzwungene wahl \n selection at named number \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
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Die erzwungene Wahl
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1896
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mundus vult decipi \n card appears at named number with re-dealing strategy, menetekel deck without short cards \n unknown \n mundus vult decipi \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Mundus vult decipi
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Also published here
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1896
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gerade oder ungerade \n performer knows if cut-off pile has odd or even number of cards, red-black alternating \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Gerade oder ungerade
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1896
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das kartenquadrat \n dealing a square with all sevens, eights, nines and tens so that no values repeat in rows or columns \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Das Kartenquadrat
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1896
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den gesamtwert dreier unbekannten karten zu nennen \n piles made, sum of three cards named at the end \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Den Gesamtwert dreier unbekannten Karten zu nennen
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1896
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das mathematische mischen - 3. \n third application, position of top card named after three "shuffles" \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Das mathematische Mischen - 3.
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1896
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thought reading extraordinary \n thought of card at thought of number up to ten \n unknown \n power of concentrated thought \n s. w. erdnase \n die geheimnisvolle verbindung \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
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Thought Reading Extraordinary
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1897
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85
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the ubiquitous card \n card at named number \n unknown \n die geheimnisvolle verbindung \n unknown \n roterberg's umbiquitous card \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
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The Ubiquitous Card
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Related toAlso published here
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1897
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102
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predestination \n two packs, one spectator thinks of card and its position, predicted number is counted down in other deck, card there matches first selection \n unknown \n die prädestinationsgabe \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n die magische einwirkung \n unknown \n the mind-reader \n edward bagshawe
1897
new era card tricks
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Predestination
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Related toAlso published here
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1897
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192
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too many or little cards \n deck counted a few times, number is always different, palming off and adding cards \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
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Too Many or Little Cards
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Feb. 1897
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die 10 orakelkarten \n "by hugo sch., dresden", ten cards in row on table \n hugo schröder \n die 10 orakelkarten \n eduard w. lufa
1897
die zauberwelt
Hugo Schröder
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Die 10 Orakelkarten
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Variations
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Apr. 1897
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die 10 orakelkarten \n with dominoes \n eduard w. lufa \n die 10 orakelkarten \n hugo schröder \n to arrange a row of dominoes face downwards on the table, and on returning to the room to turn up a domino whose points shall indicate how many have been moved in your absence \n unknown \n ueber künstliches mischen \n a. j.
1897
die zauberwelt
Eduard W. Lufa
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Die 10 Orakelkarten
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Inspired byRelated to
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June 1897
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four aces at four numbers \n four numbers named and aces counted to one by one, using faced deck and deck turnovers \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
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Four Aces at four Numbers
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Sep. 1897
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133
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die verbrannte und wieder entstandene karte \n card at any number force (palmed card replaced when named number is reached), card burned and reappears in cage \n hugo kramer \n straight from the top \n david britland
1898
die zauberwelt
Hugo Kramer
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Die verbrannte und wieder entstandene Karte
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Related to
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Aug. 1898
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fin de siècle \n no. 12, card chosen, deck cut in as many packets as the spectator wishes, selection appears at named number in a chosen packet \n unknown
1900
der amateurzauberer
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Fin de Siècle
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1900
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die magische einwirkung \n two packs, one spectator thinks of card and its position, predicted number is counted down in other deck, card there matches first selection, translation by john willmann \n unknown \n predestination \n unknown
1900
die zauberwelt
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Die magische Einwirkung
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Also published here
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Apr. 1900
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denken und vergessen \n two cards chosen by a spectator and replaced, one named and one "forgotten", named appears at named number, other one chosen by another spectator \n charles arbre \n zum kartenkunststück "denken und vergessen" \n eduard w. lufa
1900
die zauberwelt
Charles Arbre
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Denken und Vergessen
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Variations
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June 1900
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zur karten-piéce "die wievielte karte!" \n simplified method \n robert lenz \n "die wievielte karte?" \n david tobias bamberg
1900
die zauberwelt
Robert Lenz
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Zur Karten-Piéce "Die wievielte Karte!"
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Inspired by
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Nov. 1900
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166
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das erraten der zahl der points mehrerer karten \n piles made by counting up to fifteen from whatever value the first card of each pile is, sum of bottom cards of piles divined \n robert lenz
1901
die zauberwelt
Robert Lenz
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Das Erraten der Zahl der Points mehrerer Karten
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July 1901
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102
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knowing position of any named card \n \n s. w. erdnase
1902
the expert at the card table
S. W. Erdnase
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Knowing Position of any named Card
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1902
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182
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the row of ten cards \n spectator displaces x cards in packet, an x value card is produced \n unknown
1902
the expert at the card table
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The Row of Ten Cards
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1902
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188
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power of concentrated thought \n number up to ten \n s. w. erdnase \n card and number divination \n unknown \n thought reading extraordinary \n unknown \n card at any number \n chan canasta \n scaan \n tom gagnon
1902
the expert at the card table
S. W. Erdnase
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Power of Concentrated Thought
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Related toVariations
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1902
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196
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zu erraten, wie viele karten eine person der gesellschaft im geheimen einem spiel entnahm und wieder zu demselben legte \n spectator takes a number of cards from bottom of deck and places them on top, one card chosen and its value matches the amount of moved cards \n carl willmann \n zum erraten der karten \n eduard w. lufa
1902
die zauberwelt
Carl Willmann
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Zu erraten, wie viele Karten eine Person der Gesellschaft im Geheimen einem Spiel entnahm und wieder zu demselben legte
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Variations
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Sep. 1902
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132
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zum erraten der karten \n \n eduard w. lufa \n zu erraten, wie viele karten eine person der gesellschaft im geheimen einem spiel entnahm und wieder zu demselben legte \n carl willmann
1902
die zauberwelt
Eduard W. Lufa
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Zum Erraten der Karten
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1902
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159
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das vorherbestimmen menschlicher gedanken oder "die sehergabe des indischen marabus" \n three selections and their positions in the deck predicted, faced deck, two methods with or without an off-stage assistant, pocket writing of numbers with stencil \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt
A. J.
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Das Vorherbestimmen menschlicher Gedanken oder "Die Sehergabe des indischen Marabus"
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Aug. 1904
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115
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ueber künstliches mischen \n slow shuffling method that re-organizes the cards, working backwards, with tables for different numbers of cards that show how the cards change positions with each shuffle, see p. 166 \n a. j. \n die 10 orakelkarten \n eduard w. lufa \n sonderbare uebereinstimmung \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt
A. J.
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Ueber künstliches Mischen
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Related to
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Nov. 1904
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164
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ihr wille geschehe! \n card chosen and shuffled back by spectator, small number named and card is there, gambling for seven with outs \n carl willmann
1904
die zauberwelt
Carl Willmann
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Ihr Wille geschehe!
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Dec. 1904
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180
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die seelenwanderung der karten \n four-of-a-kind placed in square formation in a napkin, two card covered with cardboard, they travel upwards one by one through the napkin, preliminary phase in which every ace does a trick (comes to top, travels from pocket to pocket, to pocket, appears at any number) to switch the ungaffed cards for double facers \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1904
der zauberspiegel
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
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Die Seelenwanderung der Karten
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Jan. 1904
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2
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eine neue methode des abzählens \n "schule der magie"
selection placed on top, small number named and card shown at that position, extra card placed on top and then glide/strike second deal \n dr. reinhard rohnstein
1904
der zauberspiegel
Dr. Reinhard Rohnstein
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Eine neue Methode des Abzählens
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Apr. 1904
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51
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eine übernatürliche uebereinstimmung \n card chosen and lost, dominoes placed together by spectator, endpoint indicate suit and value and added up the position of the selection \n hugo schrader \n "unerreicht!" (conradis der kartenkünstler im xx. jahrhundert, p. 81)
1904
der zauberspiegel
Hugo Schrader
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Eine übernatürliche Uebereinstimmung
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Inspired by- "Unerreicht!" (Conradis Der Kartenkünstler im XX. Jahrhundert, p. 81)
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May 1904
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kartenvermehrung unter den händen der zuschauer \n "berndt", spectator counts a cut-off packet, three cards travel from deck to packet \n dr. reinhard rohnstein \n fr. berndt
1904
der zauberspiegel
Dr. Reinhard Rohnstein, Fr. Berndt
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Kartenvermehrung unter den Händen der Zuschauer
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Nov. 1904
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186
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third method \n four cards laid out on table, spectator throws die and counts to card which is selection \n unknown
1909
the art of magic
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Third Method
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1909
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44
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the transposed cards \n done with full deck, performer divines the number of cards put form one half to another \n ziska \n ziska improved \n gerald kosky \n a trick without a clue \n rolland hamblen
1909
the art of magic
Ziska
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The Transposed Cards
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Related toVariations
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1909
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chosen card appears in any part of the deck \n "card tricks based on a new and original system of locating a chosen card"
selection to any small number, with outs and alternative strategies \n t. nelson downs
1909
the art of magic
T. Nelson Downs
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Chosen Card Appears in Any Part of the Deck
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1909
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142
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fifth method \n card to any number, with placement strategy to twenty-sixth \n t. nelson downs
1909
the art of magic
T. Nelson Downs
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Fifth Method
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1909
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154
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the ubiquitous cards \n three peeked-at cards, three times stop trick performed, last time with spectator dealing, with variation with numbers instead of "stop" \n nate leipzig \n card locations \n nate leipzig \n daley's variation of leipzig's three card discovery routine \n dr. jacob daley
1909
the art of magic
Nate Leipzig
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The Ubiquitous Cards
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Related toVariations
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1909
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157
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re-count force \n for card at any number \n unknown
1909
the art of magic
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Re-Count Force
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1909
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161
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mind reading with cards \n spectator transfers number of cards in ten-card-packet, then card with this number is found in face-down spread, repeat with shuffled cards \n unknown
1909
the art of magic
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Mind Reading with Cards
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1909
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171
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die sympathetischen zahlen \n spectator stops while performer deals cards on table, then four people select a card, selections are the four tens which match amount of dealt cards, number is also predicted on a piece of paper \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n sympathetic numbers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n daley's sympathetic numbers or lucky \n dr. jacob daley \n daley's sympathetic number trick \n dr. jacob daley
1910
kartenkünste
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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Die sympathetischen Zahlen
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1910
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gedanken-assoziation \n twenty cards on table, six-spot chosen, six cards become twenty-six, repeated with named number, amount of dealt cards also predicted \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n association of thoughts \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1910
kartenkünste
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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Gedanken-Assoziation
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Also published here
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1910
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unit block control second deal \n block backjogged \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1910
kartenkünste
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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Unit Block Control Second Deal
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1910
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karten experimente \n only description of routines, card problems
- die farbenwahl
- die verwandelten asse
- die zigarettentasche
- der geheimnisvolle pique-könig
- die fünf verwandelten karten
- carte blanche
- der magische fingerring
- die sonderbare Übereinstimmung
- karte und banknote
- karte und taschentuch
- karte und uhr
- die magische separation
- das blumenrätsel
- das kartenwerfen
- rübenzahl
- die visitkarte
- das spiel der landsknechte
- die mysteriöse karte \n ottokar fischer \n problemas cartomágicos \n dani daortiz \n joker's miracle \n roger smith
1910
kartenkünste
Ottokar Fischer
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Karten Experimente
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Related toVariations
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1910
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to allow a person to think of a card, and to make that card appear at any number in the pack which the rest of the company may decide upon \n card and its position from the face remembered, any number named, performer goes behind back, then count started from remembered position \n unknown
1911
modern card manipulation
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To allow a Person to think of a Card, and to make that Card appear at any number in the Pack which the rest of the Company may decide upon
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1911
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95
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to tell the card thought of by arranging the cards in a circle \n ace through ten in a circle, on through of and after some counting divined \n unknown
1911
modern card manipulation
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To tell the Card thought of by arranging the Cards in a Circle
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1911
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a row of cards being placed face downwards upon the table, to indicate by turning up one of them how many cards have been transferred from one end to the other during your absence \n \n unknown
1911
modern card manipulation
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A Row of Cards being placed face downwards upon the Table, to indicate by turning up one of them how many cards have been transferred from one end to the other during your absence
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1911
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100
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cards and coincidence \n three selections and three packets, cards at number, faced deck method \n stanley collins
1915
original magical creations
Stanley Collins
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Cards and Coincidence
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1915
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20
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odd or even \n no. 11, spectator cuts off pile and spectator divined whether it's an odd or even number \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Odd or Even
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1919/1920
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the card and number system \n no. 29, spectator deals piles, selects one, adds values, counts down to number and the card there is predicted \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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The Card and Number System
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1919/1920
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divino \n no. 5, deck dealt into two piles, card at position in one half remembered, deck pocketed, number named, card at that position is selection \n charles t. jordan \n divino \n charles t. jordan \n new divino \n glenn g. gravatt
1920
ten new prepared card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Divino
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Related toVariations
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1920
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11
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satan's prophecy \n no.1, one of four named cards by performer is chosen and card travels from half to other half in box at named number, card is also predicted on paper \n charles t. jordan \n improved satan's prophecy \n charles t. jordan \n still taking three \n alex elmsley \n card case prophecy \n stephen hobbs
1920
ten new impromptu card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Satan's Prophecy
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Related toVariations
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1920
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2
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the spirit mathematician \n no. 2, half deck in performer's pocket, card with same suit and cards who add up to same domination as selection are produced, binary (ace, two, four, eight) \n charles t. jordan \n the secret mathematician \n charles t. jordan \n arthur finley \n the complementary cards \n nate leipzig \n double time in spiritland \n stewart james
1920
ten new impromptu card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Spirit Mathematician
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Related toVariations
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1920
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5
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improved satan's prophecy \n prediction, deck divided into two halves and a selected card vanishes from one half and appears at the position predicted in the other half \n charles t. jordan \n satan's prophecy \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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Improved Satan's Prophecy
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Related to
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1921
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the ready reckoner \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many, divided deck (clubs/diamonds and hearts/spades) \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Ready Reckoner
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1921
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14
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count the cut \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many by taking cards with the corresponding values from pocket, si stebbins \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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Count the Cut
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1921
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21
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a card comedy \n card chosen and lost, spectator names number, card counted to, spectator claims it's not his card but deck shown as one-way deck, gag with stooge \n stanley collins
1925
collins's card conceits
Stanley Collins
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A Card Comedy
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1925
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30
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locating \n card chosen and lost, magician divines card and position in deck after shuffles and cuts \n louis nikola \n locating \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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Locating
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Also published here
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1927
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27
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thought anticipated \n any card at any number \n louis nikola \n thought anticipated \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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Thought Anticipated
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Also published here
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1927
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31
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to name the position of any card called for \n \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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To Name The Position Of Any Card Called For
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1927
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39
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to name the card occupying any given position \n \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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To Name The Card Occupying Any Given Position
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1927
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39
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the flight \n card to impossible location at any number: card vanishes from inside an envelope to be found in a deck sealed also in another envelope, at a location named by the spectator \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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The Flight
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1927
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62
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der scharfe blick \n spectator cuts any packet and performer knows if the amount of cards is even or odd \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1927
leichte zauberei
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Der scharfe Blick
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1927
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9
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to place a selected card in a given position in the pack \n \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master manipulations
Jack Merlin
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To Place a Selected Card in a Given Position in the Pack
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1927/28
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12
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throwing a card in the air and catching in the pack at a chosen number \n \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master manipulations
Jack Merlin
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Throwing a Card in the Air and Catching in the Pack at a Chosen Number
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1927/28
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14
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super mental card effect \n thought of card is found on number performer says in cut half, alternative ending, card stab \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master miracles
Jack Merlin
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Super Mental Card Effect
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1927/28
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17
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dual detection \n two cards chosen by stabbing another card in the deck, deck dealt into four piles and assembled, deck cut and both cards found at two previously predicted numbers \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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Dual Detection
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1928
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8
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discovered number \n spectator removes some cards from behind back, performer then produces card with same value as number of removed cards \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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Discovered Number
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1928
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12
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counting trick \n \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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Counting Trick
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1928
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14
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clock trick no. 2 \n ten cards in a circle, spectator thinks of one, then starts a counting procedure on another card that ends at his card \n walter b. gibson
1928
card tricks you will do
Walter B. Gibson
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Clock Trick No. 2
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1928
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17
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the whispering joker \n spectator counts off some cards and replaces them, performer removes joker which tells him how many were counted \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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The Whispering Joker
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1928
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17
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the circle of cards \n number of counted cards and a selection are divined \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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The Circle of Cards
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1928
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24
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card at number \n card at small number is forced card, cards dealt face up \n eric f. impey
1928
original card mysteries
Eric F. Impey
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Card at Number
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1928
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1
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erraten des gesamtwertes der untersten karten von 4 kartenhäufchen \n value of card is complemented until ten by dealing cards, repeated four times and amount of rest is divined \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1930
zauberkunststücke
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Erraten des Gesamtwertes der untersten Karten von 4 Kartenhäufchen
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1930
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68
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die gehorsamen karten in der tasche des zuschauers \n deck placed inside pocket of spectator, performer removes three selections at three named numbers \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1930
zauberkunststücke
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Die gehorsamen Karten in der Tasche des Zuschauers
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1930
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86
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producing selected card at any number and at the same time cold packing \n any card is produced from pocket at named (small) number from shuffled deck, switch for memorized deck \n laurie ireland \n bonus \n laurie ireland \n roberto giobbi \n shuffle tracking \n simon aronson \n cards from pocket stop trick \n adrian "ramblar" guerra
1931
ireland writes a book
Laurie Ireland
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Producing Selected Card at Any Number and At The Same Time Cold Packing
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Related toVariations
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1931
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19
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card and number \n card found at number the performer says \n tom sellers \n memorology \n george mcbride
1931
magical pleasantries
Tom Sellers
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Card and Number
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Related to
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1931
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22
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magic number revealment \n with thirteen cards \n george demers \n magic number revealment, improved \n paul c. krank \n magic number revealment \n ralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers"
George Demers
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Magic Number Revealment
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VariationsAlso published here
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1932
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14
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a matter of thought \n glide \n unknown
1933
farelli's card magic — part two
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A Matter of Thought
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1933
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81
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subtlety versus manipulation \n between one and forty \n victor farelli
1933
farelli's card magic — part two
Victor Farelli
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Subtlety versus Manipulation
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1933
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82
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the veneri "turn" \n bluff method for "card at any number" \n ernando veneri
1933
farelli's card magic — part two
Ernando Veneri
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The Veneri "Turn"
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1933
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95
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thoughts anticipated \n card and its position remembered, is transferred to another named number \n unknown \n a change in number \n warren wiersbe \n point of contrast \n ken krenzel
1933
card manipulations
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Thoughts Anticipated
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Related to
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1933
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17
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the "will-o'-the-wisp" card \n "sometimes known as the run-a-way card"
card and its position thought-of, it vanishes and reappears reversed at named number, re-deal placement \n ralph w. hull \n thoughts anticipated \n unknown
1933
more "eye-openers"
Ralph W. Hull
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The "Will-o'-the-Wisp" Card
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Related to
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1933
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7
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magic number revealment, improved \n \n paul c. krank \n magic number revealment \n george demers
1933
more "eye-openers"
Paul C. Krank
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Magic Number Revealment, Improved
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Inspired by
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1933
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19
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hull's "never miss" card trick \n selection appears at chosen position, repeat with apparent failure and transformation
- reverse count and packet turnover bluff
- slip-back deal count \n ralph w. hull
1933
more "eye-openers"
Ralph W. Hull
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Hull's "Never Miss" Card Trick
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1933
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19
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the six card repeat mystery \n four repetitions, using the glide false count \n tommy tucker
1933
expert manipulative magic
Tommy Tucker
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The Six Card Repeat Mystery
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1933
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18
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the number discovery \n number of cards divined à la einstein \n unknown
1933
page wright's notebook
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The Number Discovery
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1933
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2
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the new transferred cards \n no set-up \n t. page wright
1933
page wright's notebook
T. Page Wright
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The New Transferred Cards
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1933
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33
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any card to any number \n impromptu \n william larsen
1933
page wright's notebook
William Larsen
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Any Card To Any Number
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1933
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35
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a card and a number \n number free, card forced from a second deck \n al baker \n a card and a number \n al baker \n a card and a number - take three \n steve beam \n any card at our numbers \n ryan plunkett \n a card and a number - 2nd method \n al baker \n al baker's nikola miracle \n al baker
1933
al baker's book
Al Baker
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A Card and A Number
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VariationsAlso published here
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1933
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11
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eyes all around \n a selected card indicates the number of pocketed cards, repeat, set-up \n al baker \n eyes all round \n al baker
1934
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
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Eyes All Around
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Also published here
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1934
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490
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lift a few \n spectator cuts cards and replaced, performer divines number of cards, two key cards come from sleeve \n tom sellers
1934
card tricks that work
Tom Sellers
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Lift a Few
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1934
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8
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finding a selected card at any number called for \n - method 1
- method 2
- method 3 \n tom sellers
1934
card tricks that work
Tom Sellers
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Finding a Selected Card at Any Number Called For
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1934
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10
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three cards - three numbers \n two decks, three times cards are found at small number named, in other pack, three-way forcing pack \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret
Theodore Annemann
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Three Cards - Three Numbers
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1934
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42
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tower bridge \n "a new bridge effect", number of cut of cards is divined by value of another selection \n louis lam
1935
would you believe it?
Louis Lam
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Tower Bridge
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1935
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11
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card and number divination \n up to ten, with outs (palm-off, transformation) \n unknown \n power of concentrated thought \n s. w. erdnase
1935
mental magic with cards
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Card and Number Divination
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Related to
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1935
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8
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a card and a number \n naming name and position of selection, key card \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
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A Card and a Number
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1935
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11
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the count down \n card and its position remembered and divined, two key cards \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
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The Count Down
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1935
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12
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a test discovery \n nail punch, naming position of selection \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
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A Test Discovery
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1935
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13
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mephisto's message \n number selected via card values from one half gives position of selection in other half \n unknown \n curious coincidence \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
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Mephisto's Message
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Related to
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1935
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16
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finding a number \n \n unknown \n the row of ten cards \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
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Finding a Number
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Related to
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1935
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17
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method two \n card and number written down, performer shuffles deck, card is at number, carbon paper \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
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Method Two
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1935
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27
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repeat six card trick outline \n \n unknown
1935
ireland's yearbooks
|
Repeat Six Card Trick Outline
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1935
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8
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a most unusual experiment in which a chosen card appears instantly at any number in the deck from 10 to 45 \n \n laurie ireland \n the slap trick \n dai vernon \n laurie ireland \n "card at any number" \n edward marlo \n card at any number count \n laurie ireland
1935
ireland's yearbooks
Laurie Ireland
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A Most Unusual Experiment in Which a Chosen Card Appears Instantly at Any Number in the Deck from 10 to 45
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Related to
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1935
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10
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better yet \n any ace at named number \n laurie ireland
1935
ireland's yearbooks
Laurie Ireland
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Better Yet
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1935
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11
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simple addition \n no. 8, three piles made using the values of three selections, performer is handed the rest of the deck and then names the total of the three selections \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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Simple Addition
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1935
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10
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a brain teaser \n no. 9, card vanishes from packet and travels to named position into other packet, duplicate, saliva \n ralph w. hull \n three in one card trick \n ralph w. hull \n three-in-one \n ralph w. hull
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
Ralph W. Hull
|
A Brain Teaser
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Related toAlso published here
|
1935
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11
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how many cards did i take? \n no. 31, spectator removes small number of cards and performer produces a card whose number corresponds to that number \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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How Many Cards Did I Take?
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1935
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30
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watch locator \n no. 33, selection lost, spectator adds hours and minutes of current time to count to selection \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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Watch Locator
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1935
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31
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figures can't lie \n no. 36, spectator chooses four digits and does some calculation, then he removes four cards that match the digits and pockets one, performer divines it \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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Figures Can't Lie
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1935
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34
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number trick \n no. 44, date addition force, using simple dealing into four piles to get the forced number to top of four piles \n unknown \n mathematical trick \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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Number Trick
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Related to
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1935
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41
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the piles \n card ends up at chosen number \n frank lane \n u. f. grant
1935
they're off
Frank Lane, U. F. Grant
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The Piles
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1935
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35
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a card and a number - 2nd method \n same method, with short cards to mark positions \n al baker \n a card and a number - second method \n al baker \n a card and a number \n al baker
1935
al baker's second book
Al Baker
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A Card and A Number - 2nd Method
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Inspired byAlso published here
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1935
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16
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automatic seconds \n card(s) at any number(s) using second deal from card case with slit \n harry j. smith \n shoe-in \n ken krenzel \n harry j. smith
1936
the jinx
Harry J. Smith
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Automatic Seconds
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Variations
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1936
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88
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the touch that tells \n performer divines number of pocketed cards with value of playing cards \n unknown
1936
the jinx
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The Touch that Tells
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Aug. 1936
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146
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an insolvable mystery \n deck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position \n dai vernon \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n frederick braue \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n punched in the dark \n tom gagnon \n know way \n jerry k. hartman
1936
card manipulations
Dai Vernon
|
An Insolvable Mystery
|
Related toVariations
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1936
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152
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hilarious finish to an old trick \n card at number with recount, another spectator names it \n unknown
1936
card manipulations
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Hilarious Finish to an Old Trick
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1936
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154
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the nines \n random numbers add up to nine, nines are selected \n unknown \n the nines \n unknown \n the nines ii \n nick trost
1936
card manipulations
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The Nines
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Related toVariations
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1936
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156
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seventeen down \n selection appears at number foretold by magician. effect allows magician to secretly cull the four kings to the top for a later routine. \n victor farelli \n (al baker, the sphinx, 1932)
1936
lend me your pack
Victor Farelli
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Seventeen Down
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Inspired by- (Al Baker, The Sphinx, 1932)
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1936
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12
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the mind-reader \n card is mentally selected from a randomly-ordered list of cards, magician reveals he predicted position of card in deck and the card’s number-position in the list \n edward bagshawe \n predestination \n unknown
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
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The Mind-Reader
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Related to
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1936 ca.
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23
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fixing the date \n face cards of four packets formed by audience’s choices make up digits of randomly-chosen year, number cards \n edward bagshawe
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
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Fixing the Date
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1936 ca.
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34
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the magic breath \n trick succeeds on second count \n unknown \n unpredictable prediction \n larry jennings
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
|
The Magic Breath
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Related to
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1937
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17
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push-back count \n cards are counted from top of pack, first one is stolen back \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
|
Push-Back Count
|
1937
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52
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indetecto \n divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail \n arthur h. buckley \n indetecto \n arthur h. buckley
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Arthur H. Buckley
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Indetecto
|
Also published here
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1937
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83
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up your sleeve \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
|
Up Your Sleeve
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1937
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92
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the missing card \n card travels from pack to another pack to named number, sticky card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
|
The Missing Card
|
1937
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|
105
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number please \n any number, sticky card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
|
Number Please
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1937
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115
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initialled card telepathy \n signed card at chosen number or stop trick, double backer \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
|
Initialled Card Telepathy
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1937
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121
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your card, your number \n slip back count, one way deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
|
Your Card, Your Number
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1937
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154
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one in ten detection \n performer finds out small thought-of number, one-way backs \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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One in Ten Detection
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say when \n three cards at three numbers in fifteen-card packet, using hat, one-way backs \n u. f. grant
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
U. F. Grant
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Say When
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the reverse "count-down" trick \n faced deck, banded deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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The Reverse "Count-Down" Trick
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mentalo \n card at random position is found at position twenty with bold miscounting \n unknown \n to allow a person to think of a card, and to make that card appear at such number in the pack as another person shall name \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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hourglass cards \n time on watch gives position of card, placement via dealing selection procedure \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Hourglass Cards
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keystone card discovery \n some byplay and apparent failure \n william larsen \n t. page wright
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
William Larsen, T. Page Wright
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Keystone Card Discovery
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1937
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the 52 card trick \n thought-of card ends up at named number up to thirteen, matrix dealing elimination process \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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The 52 Card Trick
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coincidence extraordinary \n piles are made, number of cards in a pile is divined, mathematical \n unknown \n necromantic calculation \n rolland hamblen \n affinities \n dai vernon \n royal card discovery \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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Coincidence Extraordinary
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necromantic calculation \n \n rolland hamblen \n coincidence extraordinary \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Rolland Hamblen
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Necromantic Calculation
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a moving revelation \n row of ten cards \n unknown \n a moving revelation \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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A Moving Revelation
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1937
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the transposed cards \n number of cut off cards is divined by value of a card, set-up \n ziska \n ziska improved \n gerald kosky
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ziska
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The Transposed Cards
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the circle of cards \n selection and number of counted cards are divined, set-up \n stewart judah \n celebrity search \n jack t. koopmans
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Stewart Judah
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The Circle of Cards
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a trick without a clue \n selection and number of counted cards are divined, set-up \n rolland hamblen \n spell and count \n al leech \n the transposed cards \n ziska \n a dream without a clue \n justin higham
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Rolland Hamblen
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A Trick Without a Clue
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eyes all round \n a selected card indicates the number of pocketed cards, repeat, set-up \n al baker \n eyes all around \n al baker
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Al Baker
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Eyes All Round
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pythagoras \n number of cards transferred from top to bottom is divined, row of ten cards, set-up \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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Pythagoras
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1937
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ready reckoner \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many, divided deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Ready Reckoner
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1937
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super count down \n thought-of number is dealt, performer finds it out, also with selection, red-black alternating set-up \n dai vernon \n super clairvoyant \n justin higham \n clairvoyant count-down \n justin higham \n stripper count-down \n justin higham \n clairvoyant svengali \n justin higham \n vernon super count down \n dai vernon
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Dai Vernon
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Super Count Down
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1937
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sensitive thoughts \n deck divided in red and black, number named and card thought of from different halves, performer names card and position of them \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Sensitive Thoughts
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1937
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unique telephone test \n phone number and name of person are divined and respective cards with values found \n howard albright
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Howard Albright
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Unique Telephone Test
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1937
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strange coincidence \n coincidence with card values where two values add up to a third selection, stack that will force the number ten \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Strange Coincidence
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1937
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a card and a number \n number free, card forced from a second deck \n al baker
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Al Baker
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A Card and a Number
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1937
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the cards and the dice \n card located via number on die, svengali deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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The Cards and the Dice
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1937
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252
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card and number \n menetekel deck \n j. f. orrin
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
J. F. Orrin
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Card and Number
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1937
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258
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finding a card in any position \n basic stripper deck application \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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Finding a Card in Any Position
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1937
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at any number from pocket \n stripper deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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At Any Number From Pocket
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1937
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268
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educated die \n rolled number finds card, stripper deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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Educated Die
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1937
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274
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sympathetic numbers \n coincidences with number ten, tens show up, cut off packet are ten cards, ..., stripper deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Sympathetic Numbers
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1937
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three in one card trick \n card vanishes from packet and travels to named position into other packet, duplicate, saliva \n ralph w. hull \n a brain teaser \n ralph w. hull
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ralph W. Hull
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Three in One Card Trick
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1937
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294
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x-ray eyes \n performer know position of chosen card, short key card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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X-Ray Eyes
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1937
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310
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to any number \n short card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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To Any Number
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1937
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312
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locating \n selection and its position named, memorized deck \n louis nikola \n locating \n louis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Louis Nikola
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Locating
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Also published here
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1937
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394
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thought anticipated \n memorized deck \n louis nikola \n thought anticipated \n louis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Louis Nikola
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Thought Anticipated
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Also published here
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1937
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396
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two cheating mysteries \n two-way-force deck
- fair stop and count-down trick with two selections
- one-handed location in hat \n theodore annemann
1937
the jinx
Theodore Annemann
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Two Cheating Mysteries
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1937
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multeffect cards \n long-short paired deck used for a routine of eighteen different effects \n val evans \n sven stebbins \n john a. novak \n r. & s. master pack \n tan hock chuan \n photographic memory \n denis behr \n riffle shuffle for the paired pack \n ellis stanyon \n historia de un descubrimiento \n juan tamariz \n a further "cw mene-tekel" variation plus ideas for its use \n chris wardle
1937
the jinx
Val Evans
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Multeffect Cards
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1937
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controlled luck \n fifty-two numbered cardboards & cards are shuffled and read one by one until performer tells to stop, card and number combination is predicted \n newton hall \n controlled luck \n newton hall
1937
the jinx
Newton Hall
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Controlled Luck
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Mar. 1937
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191
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tattle tale card \n number of cards is removed by spectator, performer produces spot card that indicates that number \n edward reese
1937
the jinx
Edward Reese
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Tattle Tale Card
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Apr. 1937
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201
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up and down \n selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick \n dai vernon \n card school \n roy walton \n thought processor \n george mcbride
1937
the jinx
Dai Vernon
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Up and Down
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Nov. 1937
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255
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an amazing card location \n top five cards are shown not to be the selection, number up to five is called, card at that position is now selection, imperfection principle \n joe berg
1937
here's new magic
Joe Berg
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An Amazing Card Location
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1937
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bill number and cards correspond \n top cards of shuffled deck match serial number \n unknown
1937
money magic
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Bill Number And Cards Correspond
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1937
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30
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dated \n date of a borrowed coin is named, performer locates cards that match the four digits from a shuffled deck in his pocket \n franklin m. chapman
1937
six bits more
Franklin M. Chapman
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Dated
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1937
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7
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the incomprehensible divination \n row of ten cards, see original longer introduction on <a href="show.php?book=227">page 1128</a> \n al baker
1938
greater magic
Al Baker
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The Incomprehensible Divination
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1938
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150
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another baker twist on the old ten-card trick \n row of ten cards \n al baker
1938
greater magic
Al Baker
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Another Baker Twist on the old Ten-Card Trick
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1938
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magic number revealment \n row of ten cards \n ralph w. hull \n magic number revealment \n george demers
1938
greater magic
Ralph W. Hull
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Magic Number Revealment
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Also published here
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1938
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a matter of debit and credit \n "i have as many cards as you have, and enough....", magician twice divines correct number of cut off cards \n unknown \n estimation \n gene "phantini" grant \n speaking volumes \n david regal \n mike gallo \n a "quickie" revisited \n jack carpenter \n magical match \n roberto giobbi \n ralph w. hull \n debit and credit: part ii \n bob farmer \n 1. soll und haben \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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A Matter of Debit and Credit
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1938
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a chosen card is discovered at any selected number \n bottom deal \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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A Chosen Card Is Discovered at Any Selected Number
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1938
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212
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the spectator does it all \n cards are put in pocket and one selected, performer divines number of pocketed cards and selection \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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The Spectator Does it All
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1938
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226
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a master card trick \n selection appears at predicted number \n max holden
1938
greater magic
Max Holden
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A Master Card Trick
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1938
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232
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the up-to-date prophet \n spectator names number, performer card at that position, stacked deck \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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The Up-to-Date Prophet
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1938
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289
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b. effect \n one to ten, thought-of card \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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b. Effect
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1938
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331
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the spectator makes a prediction \n svengali deck, selection at any number by spectator \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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The Spectator Makes a Prediction
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1938
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432
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card and number \n number named, that many cards are cut to and selection is at that position, belly stripper card \n harry blackstone \n vernon on blackstone's pet \n dai vernon
1938
greater magic
Harry Blackstone
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Card and Number
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Variations
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1938
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461
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ne plus ultra. new version \n with crystal ball four selections and their positions are named, short card and narrow card \n unknown
1938
greater magic
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Ne Plus Ultra. New Version
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1938
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471
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a psychological discovery \n two-pile-stop trick with eight/nine alternating set-up \n sam leo horowitz \n curious coincidence \n unknown \n the stop trick \n sam leo horowitz \n roberto giobbi \n martin gardner \n n-e-t profit \n richard vollmer \n name your number \n bert allerton \n another psychological discovery \n bob farmer \n never-miss stop effect \n martin gardner \n diploid \n peter duffie \n coversion \n peter duffie \n horowitz's mental stop \n sam leo horowitz \n the horowitz variation \n eugene burger \n two-pile stop force \n juan tamariz
1938
greater magic
Sam Leo Horowitz
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A Psychological Discovery
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1938
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549
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give a number! \n featuring weird throw switch, mention of svengali deck method \n harrison \n simplex card transposition \n edward marlo \n jean hugard
1938
the jinx
Harrison
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Give a Number!
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Feb. 1938
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283
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a new force deck \n unnecessarily gaffed deck for faced-deck countdown \n charles t. jordan
1938
the jinx
Charles T. Jordan
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A New Force Deck
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Mar. 1938
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289
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card at any small number \n bottom deal with cover card subtlety \n laurie ireland \n the zodiac card \n gene maze \n stopping hofzinser \n johnny thompson \n the keepers of the secrets \n peter duffie
1938
lessons in dishonesty
Laurie Ireland
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Card at any Small Number
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1938
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infallible prediction \n dealing procedure, no-touch \n audley walsh \n hal haber \n again the infallible prediction \n orville wayne meyer \n peter warlock
1938
more card manipulations
Audley Walsh, Hal Haber
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Infallible Prediction
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1938
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15
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card at dice number \n three dice thrown, total counted to selection \n barbara stanwyck
1939
the jinx
Barbara Stanwyck
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Card at Dice Number
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Jan. 1939
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361
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card at number from 1-10 \n with outs \n theodore annemann
1939
the jinx
Theodore Annemann
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Card at Number from 1-10
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1939
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368
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criss-cross \n performer and spectator each write down card and number from one to twenty-six, when counted down in two halves it matches, option to end clean by switching the half with duplicates \n stephen simpson
1939
the jinx
Stephen Simpson
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Criss-Cross
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Feb. 1939
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377
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quarters from torn deck \n deck torn in quarters, performer names four positions, when counted down in the four positions there is selected card \n claude goldin
1939
the jinx
Claude Goldin
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Quarters from Torn Deck
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Nov. 1939
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461
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faced-deck card at any number \n \n unknown
1939
the jinx
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Faced-Deck Card at Any Number
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Dec. 1939
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477
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poker hand repeat trick \n six card repeat with poker presentation \n purvis w. miller \n deadwood hold 'em \n joseph k. schmidt \n a winning hand \n jack lamonte
1939
more card manipulations
Purvis W. Miller
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Poker Hand Repeat Trick
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1939
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lost and found \n two spectators remember cards and their positions, shuffle, two other cards find selections by stabbing the pack behind back \n paul curry
1939
more card manipulations
Paul Curry
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Lost and Found
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1939
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36
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name your number \n selection to any named number \n newton hall
1939
more card manipulations
Newton Hall
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Name Your Number
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1939
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39
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again the infallible prediction \n three more handlings (two by meyer, one by warlock) \n orville wayne meyer \n peter warlock \n infallible prediction \n audley walsh \n hal haber \n die unfehlbare vorhersage \n orville wayne meyer
1939
more card manipulations
Orville Wayne Meyer, Peter Warlock
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Again the Infallible Prediction
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Inspired byAlso published here
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1939
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45
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stop \n selection is at thought-of position, continuous triples \n theodore annemann \n naming the stranger \n karl fulves
1939
the incorporated strange secrets
Theodore Annemann
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Stop
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Variations
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1939
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4
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sensitive thoughts \n deck divided in red and black, number named and card thought of from different halves, performer names card and position of them \n theodore annemann
1939
the incorporated strange secrets
Theodore Annemann
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Sensitive Thoughts
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1939
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11
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the repeat six card trick \n with just six cards, three phases where seemingly three cards are put in a hat \n eddie joseph
1939
strictly magic
Eddie Joseph
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The Repeat Six Card Trick
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1939
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the harmony of numbers \n "an original card divertissement"
several piles made by cutting and saying stop, each pile has ten cards and a ten spot on top \n dr. h. walter grote \n sympathetic numbers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1939
the magic annual for 1938 and 1939
Dr. H. Walter Grote
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The Harmony of Numbers
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the story of one card pete \n with rhyming patter \n elmer applegit
1939
the magic annual for 1938 and 1939
Elmer Applegit
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The Story of One Card Pete
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1939
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five star finale \n five selections appear at five numbers \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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Five Star Finale
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1940
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263
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an expert at figures \n using addition force \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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An Expert at Figures
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1940
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transposition extraordinary \n \n unknown \n transposition extraordinary \n unknown \n quick transpo \n gary plants
1940
expert card technique
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Transposition Extraordinary
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Variations
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1940
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292
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the double leaper \n \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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The Double Leaper
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1940
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317
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the magic of nine \n number of cards in pocket and selection is devined \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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The Magic of Nine
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1940
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402
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the card at any number \n thumb count \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
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The Card at Any Number
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1940
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417
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open minds \n sum prediction via cards, out-to-lunch principle on deck of cards \n audley walsh \n open minds \n audley walsh
1940
the jinx
Audley Walsh
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Open Minds
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Also published here
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Feb. 1940
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523
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the mystic twelve \n cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force \n audley walsh \n the mystic twelve recall \n audley walsh \n jon racherbaumer \n field's zodiac card miracle \n eddie fields \n memorology \n george mcbride
1940
the jinx
Audley Walsh
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The Mystic Twelve
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Mar. 1940
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three predictions \n piles made and card moved around, then some pocketed, performer divines everything \n g. w. hunter \n main interest \n ken de courcy
1940
the jinx
G. W. Hunter
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Three Predictions
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Variations
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1940
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538
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perplexity \n two cards in twenty card packet at unknown positions change place (more or less) \n walter b. gibson \n outflanked \n steve beam \n walter b. gibson \n number transposition \n larry jennings
1940
the jinx
Walter B. Gibson
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Perplexity
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1940
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553
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"whiskers" \n using full deck \n herb runge
1940
the jinx
Herb Runge
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"Whiskers"
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1940
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619
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circum-location \n three cards, odd-even, identities and positions named \n don medley \n harry jordan
1940
the jinx
Don Medley, Harry Jordan
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Circum-Location
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1940
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619
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eleven card trick \n brief \n francis carlyle
1940
more card manipulations
Francis Carlyle
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Eleven Card Trick
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1940
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the multiplication of cards while in the someones hands \n cut-off amount divined, then number increased in spectator's hands, translated by hugard \n jean-nicholas ponsin
1940
more card manipulations
Jean-Nicholas Ponsin
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The Multiplication of Cards While in the Someones Hands
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1940
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31
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ziska improved \n number of moved cards & selection are divined by value of a card, set-up, marked locator \n gerald kosky \n the transposed cards \n ziska \n the transposed cards \n ziska
1940
more card manipulations
Gerald Kosky
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Ziska Improved
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Inspired byRelated to
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1940
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40
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another card silk idea \n silk transforms in a box, card is found at random number, rueskamp \n william ruesskamp
1940
fast ones
William Ruesskamp
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Another Card Silk Idea
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1940
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17
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never-miss stop effect \n two-pile-stop trick with tens/jacks alternating set-up \n martin gardner \n a psychological discovery \n sam leo horowitz
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck
Martin Gardner
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Never-Miss Stop Effect
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Related to
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1940
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12
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lite-ning addition \n spectator removes an ace or a two face down, then a three or a four and so on, total of added values is divined \n bob hummer \n lite-ning addition \n bob hummer \n latest addition \n steve beam \n atomic weight \n steve beam \n card at any sum \n ryan schlutz \n no weigh! \n ryan schlutz \n colors by the numbers no. 1 \n ellison poland \n an oddity \n george sands \n the hummer addition principle \n bob farmer \n lite-ning addition \n bob hummer
1940
half-a-dozen hummers
Bob Hummer
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Lite-Ning Addition
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1940
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5
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eine seltsame uebereinstimmung \n shuffled deck in handkerchief, performer names three cards and removes them from the deck without looking, second deck with numbers on back, numbers on backs of the three removed card match with the actual date \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n "magie" 1931.
1940
hokus pokus
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Eine seltsame Uebereinstimmung
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Also published here
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Oct. 1940
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card counted to \n spectator counts down, uses this value to count down again, third time selection shows up, impromptu method for "count your card!" \n edward marlo \n theodore annemann \n count your card! \n theodore annemann
1941
early marlo
Edward Marlo, Theodore Annemann
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Card Counted To
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the odd estate \n puzzle with a story about a will \n unknown
1941
the jinx
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The Odd Estate
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1941
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6 card repeat presentation \n politically incorrect \n ken the uncanny
1941
the jinx
Ken The Uncanny
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6 Card Repeat Presentation
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1941
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weird coin \n coin borrowed, half deck dealt in four piles, top card correspond with year of coin, sum counted down, card predicted \n del cartier
1941
the jinx
Del Cartier
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Weird Coin
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1941
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the aerial count \n \n joseph cottone
1941
more card manipulations
Joseph Cottone
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The Aerial Count
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1941
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card and number \n at any number, stripper glide \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1941
the stripper deck
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
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Card and Number
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1941
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the lighting calculator \n number named, that many cards cut off, next card selection \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1941
the stripper deck
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
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The Lighting Calculator
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1941
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four piles and a dollar bill \n spectator deals pile into four piles, the values on top form the year on the bill \n martin gardner
1941
after the dessert
Martin Gardner
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Four Piles and a Dollar Bill
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1941
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die historia von den 15 christen und den 15 türken \n - der vater mit den stradivariousgeigen
trick for counting puzzle, every fifth is eliminated, eight cards and only red remain on the table \n hans "severus" ernst
1941
hokus pokus
Hans "Severus" Ernst
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Die Historia von den 15 Christen und den 15 Türken
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Aug. 1941
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ihre chance \n selection is found at position of number made by removed matches from matchbox \n dr. lazlo rothbart
1941
la baguette magique
Dr. Lazlo Rothbart
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Ihre Chance
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June 1941
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outguessing the spectator \n thought-of numbers, two spectator, roughed deck \n al baker \n outguessing the spectator \n al baker
1941
magical ways and means
Al Baker
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Outguessing the Spectator
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Also published here
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cooperative conjuring \n with (forcing) dice, between ten and thirty \n al baker \n cooperative conjuring \n al baker
1941
magical ways and means
Al Baker
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Cooperative Conjuring
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Also published here
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1941
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an impossible count \n spectators cut off packet and put in pocket, performer knows number, memorized deck \n al baker \n an impossible count \n al baker \n al baker's nikola gag \n al baker
1941
magical ways and means
Al Baker
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An Impossible Count
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Related toAlso published here
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1941
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two card routine \n - effect no. 1: joker and ace of spades change places
- effect no. 2: joker on top, ace on the bottom vanish and are found together in the center
- effect no. 3: joker and ace pushed in the deck, travel to top and bottom
- effect no. 4: two numbers are called, counted and the cards found at those positions are joker and ace
- effect no. 5: joker and ace reverse in the deck
- effect no. 6: spectator reverses one card behind his back, it is the joker
- effect no. 7: two selections are put face up into the deck, next to them the joker and the ace are found
- effect no. 8: selections transform into joker and ace
- effect no. 9: two cards clipped by four paper clips are removed from the pocket, joker and ace \n paul curry \n two-card routine \n paul curry \n john scarne \n myles lyons \n theodore annemann
1941
something borrowed, something new
Paul Curry
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Two Card Routine
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1941
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fantastric \n single card location, back turned for procedure, secret 10/9/8 count to find indicator card \n bob hummer \n fantastric \n bob hummer \n magic by telephone \n harold j. kelly \n r. w. hull's "detective card trick" in "testament of r. w. hull". \n revelation \n bob oswald
1941 (ca.)
fantastric
Bob Hummer
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Fantastric
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1941 (ca.)
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and now an improvement \n single card location, back turned for procedure, variation in the secret 10/9/8 count to always get a matching card \n bob hummer \n fantastric \n bob hummer
1941 (ca.)
fantastric
Bob Hummer
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And Now an Improvement
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Also published here
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1941 (ca.)
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royal card discovery \n piles are made, card is divined, mathematical \n unknown \n affinities \n dai vernon \n coincidence extraordinary \n unknown
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1
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Royal Card Discovery
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Related to
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1941/27
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card appearance at selected number \n "between 5 and 10" \n unknown
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1
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Card Appearance at Selected Number
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1941/27
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the little dictators \n spectator notes card and its position up to ten, three dice are thrown, the total gives position of card \n dai vernon
1941/49
select secrets
Dai Vernon
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The Little Dictators
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1941/49
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number transpo \n card at chosen position changes to different chosen position \n edward marlo \n number transposition \n edward marlo \n take nine \n ken beale
1942
deck deception
Edward Marlo
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Number Transpo
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VariationsAlso published here
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1942
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lucky seventh \n selection at named small number \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
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Lucky Seventh
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1942
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10
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the obliging cards \n two cards found at two named numbers \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
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The Obliging Cards
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1942
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the silver trick \n date on coin is used to count down to four selections \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
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The Silver Trick
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1942
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ringing the changes \n card and its position remembered, optional stranger card \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
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Ringing the Changes
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1942
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your age will find you out \n spectator takes card at position of his age, card and age divined \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
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Your Age Will Find You Out
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1942
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the tekka card trick \n four amounts of cards divined after lots of dealing and pile-making, aces as key cards distributed in deck \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
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The Tekka Card Trick
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1942
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un tour de cartes \n two decks, one under hat, free number and forced card \n kermann \n edouard-joseph raynaly \n raynaly in "l'illusioniste"
1942
hokus pokus
Kermann, Edouard-Joseph Raynaly
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Un tour de cartes
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Related to- Raynaly in "L'Illusioniste"
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Jan. 1942
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prophetic card discovery \n a bit disguised \n e. j. moore
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2
E. J. Moore
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Prophetic Card Discovery
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1942/27
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a mysterious discovery \n spectator removes x cards, magician finds card with value x, set-up \n percy abbott
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2
Percy Abbott
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A Mysterious Discovery
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1942/27
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bottom deal second \n \n art lyle
1943
the phoenix
Art Lyle
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Bottom Deal Second
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Feb. 1943
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middle deal \n center deal presentation \n r. c. buff \n any card at any number \n barrie richardson
1943
the phoenix
R. C. Buff
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Middle Deal
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Related to
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July 1943
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166
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up and down \n selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick \n dai vernon
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Dai Vernon
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Up and Down
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1943
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give a number \n featuring weird throw switch, mention of svengali deck method \n harrison
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Harrison
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Give A Number
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1943
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tattle tale card \n number of cards is removed by spectator, performer produces spot card that indicates that number \n edward reese
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Edward Reese
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Tattle Tale Card
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1943
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the touch that tells \n performer divines number of pocketed cards with value of playing cards \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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The Touch That Tells
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1943
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repeat card mystery \n five card repeat \n john booth
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3
John Booth
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Repeat Card Mystery
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1943/27
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repeat card mystery \n six cards \n unknown
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3
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Repeat Card Mystery
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1943/27
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"one from six" repeat card mystery \n \n unknown
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3
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"One From Six" Repeat Card Mystery
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1943/27
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routine with a svengali deck \n different effects with a svengali deck, reverse, spelling, counting, all alike \n tom bowyer
1944
hugard's magic monthly
Tom Bowyer
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Routine with a Svengali Deck
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June 1944
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the freely selected card \n concept of one-way backs, three methods of locating a freely selected card using one-way backs
- i. standard location
- ii. card at number
- iii. spectator locates card \n john mulholland
1944
the art of illusion
John Mulholland
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The Freely Selected Card
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1944
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12
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ii. card at number \n magician notes card’s position in deck (one-way backs), miscalls several cards’ values that add up to the card’s position and spectator counts down \n john mulholland
1944
the art of illusion
John Mulholland
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II. Card at Number
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1944
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14
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to know how many cards are taken from the deck \n cards taken in a group, cut deck at location of removal and sight top and bottom cards, magician says number of cards drawn and names each one \n john mulholland
1944
the art of illusion
John Mulholland
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To Know How Many Cards Are Taken From the Deck
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1944
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50
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open minds \n sum prediction via cards, out-to-lunch principle on deck of cards \n audley walsh \n open minds \n audley walsh
1944
practical mental effects
Audley Walsh
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Open Minds
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Also published here
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1944
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286
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controlled luck \n fifty-two numbered cardboards & cards are shuffled and read one by one until performer tells to stop, card and number combination is predicted \n newton hall \n controlled luck \n newton hall
1944
practical mental effects
Newton Hall
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Controlled Luck
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Also published here
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1944
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309
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memo-graphia \n two cards and their positions remembered, they transpose and a calculated number is predicted \n stewart james
1944
jamesosophy
Stewart James
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Memo-Graphia
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1944
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4
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the "all clear" card transformation \n card and its position remembered, deck cut and card at same position removed, first selection is found odd-backed and reversed at same position as the second selection has spots \n stewart james
1944
jamesosophy
Stewart James
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The "All Clear" Card Transformation
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1944
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the perfect stop trick \n spectator stops at any card, its values is used to count down again and again until selection appears \n edward marlo \n stack countdown \n unknown \n jarrow's indicator \n emil jarrow \n stop perfecting triumph! \n simon aronson \n david solomon \n edward marlo
1945
early marlo
Edward Marlo
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The Perfect Stop Trick
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Related toVariations
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1945
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my favorite card routine \n prediction on business card, card found at chosen number \n elwin more
1945
ireland's yearbooks
Elwin More
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My Favorite Card Routine
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1945
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14
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here's your card \n card is selected, deck put behind magician's back and the card put at a selected number \n herb runge
1945
my best
Herb Runge
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Here's Your Card
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1945
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30
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at a mentally chosen number \n \n sylvan barnet
1945
my best
Sylvan Barnet
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At a Mentally Chosen Number
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1945
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71
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"magic square" magic \n card selection in combination with magic square, total of square indicates position in the rest of the deck \n royal vale heath
1945
hugard's magic monthly
Royal Vale Heath
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"Magic Square" Magic
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Feb. 1945
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103
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the homing card \n marked card vanishes from sealed paper and appears in deck at chosen number \n jean hugard
1945
hugard's magic monthly
Jean Hugard
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The Homing Card
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Mar. 1945
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106
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name your number \n one of six cards chosen, its number used to count to selection \n bert allerton \n a psychological discovery \n sam leo horowitz
1945
hugard's magic monthly
Bert Allerton
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Name Your Number
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Related to
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Aug. 1945
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139
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little stranger \n spectator places some red cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines numbers \n bob hummer \n hummer's little stranger \n bob hummer \n selected suit divination \n tom craven \n marble memories \n barrie richardson \n the red and black computation \n ken de courcy
1945
little stranger
Bob Hummer
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Little Stranger
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1945
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the unexpected ending \n experiment no. 9 - two selections, one turns over, other is counted to \n arthur h. buckley \n two for the show \n arthur hastings
1946
card control
Arthur H. Buckley
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The Unexpected Ending
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Variations
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1946
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159
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a change in number \n card and its position remembered, is transferred to another named number \n warren wiersbe \n thoughts anticipated \n unknown
1946
mental cases with cards
Warren Wiersbe
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A Change in Number
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Related to
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1946
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19
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the eagle speaks \n coin whispers the position, where the selection is in the deck, then the coin vanishes and appears above the selection \n john scarne \n air coin cut (エアーコイン・カット) \n tomoya horiki
1946
the phoenix
John Scarne
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The Eagle Speaks
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Variations
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May 1946
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427
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3<sup>2</sup> \n selection process with square layout \n russell "rusduck" duck \n 3<sup>2</sup> deal duplicated \n ken beale \n russell "rusduck" duck \n marvin johnson
1946
the phoenix
Russell "Rusduck" Duck
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32
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Variations
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July 1946
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439
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shorty \n performer knows how many cards are in spectator's pocket \n herb runge
1946
the phoenix
Herb Runge
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Shorty
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Oct. 1946
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454
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magic by telephone \n single card location, back turned for procedure, secret 10/9/8 count to find indicator card, over phone \n harold j. kelly \n fantastric \n bob hummer \n r. w. hull's "detective card trick" in "testament of r. w. hull".
1946
hugard's magic monthly
Harold J. Kelly
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Magic by Telephone
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Inspired by- R. W. Hull's "Detective Card Trick" in "Testament of R. W. Hull".
Related to
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June 1946
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hummer's 18 card mystery \n spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards, see collected secrets for links to variations \n bob hummer \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer \n under the table \n martin gardner \n bob hummer \n vuelvo dos y corto \n vicente canuto \n bob hummer
1946
face up face down mysteries
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
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VariationsAlso published here
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1946
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1
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mathematical marvel \n performer selects and replaces a card, spectator names two numbers, card is not found at those numbers, but on the third try when counting to their difference \n arden morris
1946
50 tricks you can do, you will do, easy to do
Arden Morris
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Mathematical Marvel
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1946
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16
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number transposition \n card at chosen position changes to different chosen position \n edward marlo \n number transpo \n edward marlo
1946
50 tricks you can do, you will do, easy to do
Edward Marlo
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Number Transposition
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Also published here
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1946
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17
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simplicity transposition \n odd and even number thought of by two spectators who remember cards at those positions \n royal h. brin, jr.
1946
50 tricks you can do, you will do, easy to do
Royal H. Brin, Jr.
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Simplicity Transposition
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1946
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41
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figures don't lie \n piles made, all gathered except three, total of bottom cards of those three pile is divined \n unknown
1946
50 tricks you can do, you will do, easy to do
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Figures Don't Lie
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1946
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43
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prediction \n \n doc roberts
1946
50 tricks you can do, you will do, easy to do
Doc Roberts
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Prediction
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1946
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the prediction \n performer knows card at named number, partial stack, part of "marlo's miracle routine" \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades
Edward Marlo
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The Prediction
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1947
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15
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just imagine \n deck shuffled, number named by spectator, card predicted, effect description, solution on page 19 \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades
Edward Marlo
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Just Imagine
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1947
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17
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marlo's miracle prediction \n deck shuffled, number named by spectator, card predicted, punch deal \n edward marlo \n marlo's miracle prediction handling \n ken krenzel \n edward marlo \n the punch deal \n frederick braue \n border control \n john cottle
1947
marlo in spades
Edward Marlo
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Marlo's Miracle Prediction
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Related toVariations
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1947
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19
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iii. the named vanish \n named card, reappears at named number, stacked \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades
Edward Marlo
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III. The Named Vanish
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1947
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36
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super count routine \n long combination \n al keene \n edward marlo \n super-counting caper \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades
Al Keene, Edward Marlo
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Super Count Routine
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Variations
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1947
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47
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a pocket discovery \n deck in pocket, card produced at named number \n unknown
1948
the royal road to card magic
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A Pocket Discovery
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1948
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18
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a card and a number \n card is found at number which was "dealt" by spectator before \n unknown
1948
the royal road to card magic
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A Card and a Number
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1948
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26
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ultra card divination \n 34. position, ten backwards count \n unknown
1948
the royal road to card magic
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Ultra Card Divination
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1948
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35
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piano trick \n \n unknown \n speaking volumes \n tom mullica
1948
the royal road to card magic
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Piano Trick
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Related to
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1948
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106
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mentalivity \n \n unknown
1948
the royal road to card magic
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Mentalivity
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1948
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186
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new card affinity \n spectator and performer each choose a card from half the deck, deck assembled, performer knows the distance of the two selections (originally next to each other) \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic
George G. Kaplan
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New Card Affinity
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1948
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65
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revello card circle \n thirteen-card circle layout \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic
George G. Kaplan
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Revello Card Circle
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1948
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67
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bottoms up \n off-beat card at small number \n fred fletcher
1948
the phoenix
Fred Fletcher
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Bottoms Up
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Oct. 1948
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647
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impossible \n packet from top and bottom are cut and placed on the table, card selected from rest and deck cut, performer cuts deck so that selection ends up at total of one of the packets on the table \n jean hugard \n impossible \n edward d. hesse
1948
hugard's magic monthly
Jean Hugard
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Impossible
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Variations
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Apr. 1948
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412
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impossible \n as don hesse, variation of hugard's impossible, packet from top iscut and placed on the table, card selected from rest and deck cut, performer cuts deck so that selection ends up at total of one of the packets on the table \n edward d. hesse \n impossible \n jean hugard
1948
hugard's magic monthly
Edward D. Hesse
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Impossible
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Inspired by
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Nov. 1948
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480
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under the table \n spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards, cards are separated into red and blacks as climax
- turn every other card \n martin gardner \n bob hummer \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer
1948
hugard's magic monthly
Martin Gardner, Bob Hummer
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Under the Table
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Inspired by
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Nov. 1948
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484
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six card repeat \n with changing bag and card silk \n dr. f. w. van klaveren
1948
hokus pokus
Dr. F. W. van Klaveren
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Six Card Repeat
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1948
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2
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indetecto \n divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail ("nail marking") \n arthur h. buckley \n indetecto \n arthur h. buckley
1948
the card expert entertains
Arthur H. Buckley
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Indetecto
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Also published here
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1948
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87
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card at small number \n psychological (gambling for seven) with out \n arthur h. buckley
1948
the card expert entertains
Arthur H. Buckley
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Card at Small Number
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1948
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96
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selected card at any number \n card thought of during riffling, it ends up at named number \n arthur h. buckley
1948
the card expert entertains
Arthur H. Buckley
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Selected Card at Any Number
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1948
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129
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15 to 30 \n \n william ruesskamp
1949
the phoenix
William Ruesskamp
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15 to 30
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Apr. 1949
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700
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a winning hand \n six card repeat with poker presentation \n jack lamonte \n poker hand repeat trick \n purvis w. miller \n a winning hand \n peter sutton
1949
hugard's magic monthly
Jack Lamonte
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A Winning Hand
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May 1949
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arithmetic test \n presentation for children \n clayton rawson
1949
hugard's magic monthly
Clayton Rawson
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Arithmetic Test
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July 1949
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562
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a winning hand \n variation of lamonte's routine
six card repeat with poker presentation \n peter sutton \n a winning hand \n jack lamonte
1949
hugard's magic monthly
Peter Sutton
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A Winning Hand
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1949
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grant's terrific telephone test \n deck dealt onto table in row with every other card reversed, reversed one chosen, then any person called who names an odd number, card is there, half forcing deck \n u. f. grant \n any number over telephone \n u. f. grant
1949
grant's inner circle magazine
U. F. Grant
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Grant's Terrific Telephone Test
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Aug./Sep. 1949
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five nine king \n card chosen, three piles arranged as in poker player's picnic, on top of the piles are then the mates that match the selection \n martin gardner \n two, six, ten \n steve belchou \n martin gardner \n roberto giobbi
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Martin Gardner
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Five Nine King
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1949
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tap, tap \n cards dealt in 4x4 square, spectator removes a bunch of cards and deals other cards in square formation as performer taps on the cards, value on last tap matches number of removed cards \n paul rosini \n tap \n paul rosini
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Paul Rosini
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Tap, Tap
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Also published here
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1949
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a test of will \n two cards chosen from two decks turn out to be the same \n unknown
1949
52 amazing card tricks
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A Test of Will
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1949
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56
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telepathy for two \n two cards appear at chosen numbers from one to ten, forcing banks \n al baker \n telepathy for two \n al baker
1949
mental magic
Al Baker
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Telepathy For Two
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Also published here
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1949
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97
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any number called for \n \n joe stuthard
1949
stuthard's trilby deck
Joe Stuthard
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Any Number Called For
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1949
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telephone trick \n person phoned and asked for a number in the deck, selection is at that position \n george armstrong
1949
stuthard's trilby deck
George Armstrong
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Telephone Trick
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1949
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through the beat of the pulse \n selection is lost and deck divided into two piles, performer knows in which pile card is and also exact position \n eddie joseph
1949 ca.
15 exciting minutes with a borrowed deck
Eddie Joseph
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Through the Beat of the Pulse
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1949 ca.
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math \n performer names selection of position, sort of early anti-faro \n bruce elliott
1950
the phoenix
Bruce Elliott
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Math
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July 1950
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832
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strike three and out variation \n card found by counting down three times to apparently random values \n john r. boyko \n "strike three and out!" (bob longe, the invisible deck, 1948, p. 9) \n why am i here? \n dai vernon \n strike three and out variation \n john r. boyko \n rsc discovery \n mel bennett \n chip shot \n karl fulves
1950
the phoenix
John R. Boyko
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Strike Three and Out Variation
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Inspired by- "Strike Three and Out!" (Bob Longe, The Invisible Deck, 1948, p. 9)
Related toVariationsAlso published here
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Oct. 1950
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the talking card \n no. 12, ten card row, spectator moves cards from one end of row to another, performer divines the number of moved cards repeatedly by turning over card with the same value \n al altman
1950
scarne on card tricks
Al Altman
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The Talking Card
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1950
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25
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topsy-turvy deck \n no. 26, deck of face up/down cards split into two by performer, each half has equal number of face up cards \n bob hummer
1950
scarne on card tricks
Bob Hummer
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Topsy-Turvy Deck
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1950
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49
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thought control \n no. 28, ten cards chosen and written on slips of paper, along with number. one paper is chosen, dealing down to number reveals that card \n howard wurst
1950
scarne on card tricks
Howard Wurst
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Thought Control
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1950
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magic in your own hands \n no. 29, spectator names a number between five and ten, card of that value produced and selection found at that number \n cliff green \n "secrets" \n dai vernon \n predetermined count-down \n justin higham
1950
scarne on card tricks
Cliff Green
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Magic in Your Own Hands
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Related toVariations
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1950
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mathematical finder \n no. 30, mathematical, piles of cards formed by counting to ten \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
John Scarne
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Mathematical Finder
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1950
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double duty \n no. 39, spectator secretly transfers a number of cards (one to ten) to magician's packet, magician produces card with same value \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
John Scarne
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Double Duty
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1950
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switcheroo \n no. 54 \n walter b. gibson \n two-way switch \n jim steinmeyer \n walter b. gibson
1950
scarne on card tricks
Walter B. Gibson
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Switcheroo
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Variations
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1950
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allerchrist card trick \n no. 63, mathematical \n bert allerton \n henry christ \n zip code pip mode \n marty kane \n magic with added zip \n marty kane \n allerchrist card trick \n bert allerton \n henry christ \n allerchrist card trick \n bert allerton \n henry christ \n why 2k? \n marty kane \n fraps on craps \n marty kane \n allerchrist fix \n jon racherbaumer \n nightmare poker \n marty kane \n allerchrist card trick \n bert allerton \n henry christ \n lost and found \n terry lagerould
1950
scarne on card tricks
Bert Allerton, Henry Christ
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Allerchrist Card Trick
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Inspired byVariationsAlso published here
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1950
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double revelation \n no. 66, divine selection and number of pocketed cards \n herb runge \n george pearce \n ande furlong \n the psychic number \n john scarne \n herb runge
1950
scarne on card tricks
Herb Runge, George Pearce, Ande Furlong
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Double Revelation
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1950
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james's miracle \n no. 72, two numbers from one to ten, chosen values lie at reversed chosen numbers \n stewart james \n pure mathematics \n dai vernon \n change x change \n karl fulves \n the inverse function deck \n mel bennett \n applause card \n stewart james \n steve beam \n a slight slant on slaight \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n destiny deck \n nick trost
1950
scarne on card tricks
Stewart James
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James's Miracle
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Related toVariations
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1950
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the traveling card \n no. 74, ace to king stack \n jack miller
1950
scarne on card tricks
Jack Miller
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The Traveling Card
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1950
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135
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leipzig's pocket card trick \n no. 121, performer finds spectator's selection and divines number of cards in spectator's pocket \n nate leipzig
1950
scarne on card tricks
Nate Leipzig
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Leipzig's Pocket Card Trick
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1950
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235
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thurston's card mystery \n no. 122, performer with back turned divines number of cards remaining on table \n howard thurston
1950
scarne on card tricks
Howard Thurston
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Thurston's Card Mystery
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1950
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si stebbins' master tricks \n no. 133, multi-phase routine using stebbins. \n si stebbins
1950
scarne on card tricks
Si Stebbins
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Si Stebbins' Master Tricks
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1950
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add lib \n no. 139, selected card moves to position named by performer \n oscar weigle
1950
scarne on card tricks
Oscar Weigle
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Add Lib
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1950
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automatic pencil writing \n no. 151, pencil lead is crumpled in paper ball. card is selected and its name appears on the crumpled paper. \n john scarne \n frank garcia
1950
scarne on card tricks
John Scarne, Frank Garcia
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Automatic Pencil Writing
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1950
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einstein and the magician \n no. 154, novel and unorthodox prediction of a playing card using a substitution cipher. \n warner perry \n edward dart \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
Warner Perry, Edward Dart, John Scarne
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Einstein and the Magician
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1950
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301
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nord's handkerchief variation \n selection appears face-up at number, under handkerchief \n bill nord
1950
hugard's magic monthly
Bill Nord
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Nord's Handkerchief Variation
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Apr. 1950
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651
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the "tobba" mystery \n spectator removes some cards and remembers card at same position, deck cut, then performer counts basically whole deck before revealing card and number \n eddie joseph \n the lost and the found \n jim steinmeyer \n eddie joseph \n a study in scarlet and black \n jim steinmeyer \n eddie joseph \n alan stockwell
1950
eddie's dumbfounders with cards
Eddie Joseph
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The "Tobba" Mystery
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Variations
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1950
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2
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who knows the card? \n card chosen with counting procedure ends up and number named at beginning \n eddie joseph \n presque vu \n jim steinmeyer \n eddie joseph
1950
eddie's dumbfounders with cards
Eddie Joseph
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Who Knows the Card?
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Variations
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1950
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3
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the fair count \n count-down to named number, count repeated because of skepticism of audience, selection found reversed \n paul rosini \n faith counter \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n daley's version of rosini's reverse card \n dr. jacob daley \n rosini reverse \n paul rosini
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
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The Fair Count
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VariationsAlso published here
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1950
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complete cover \n deck in performer's hand, covered with handkerchief, spectator names a number between ten and twenty, performer names card at that position \n dai vernon
1950
magical gems
Dai Vernon
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Complete Cover
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1950
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28
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a guess that is right \n card counted to after selection and addition procedure, it is predicted \n paul rosini \n repeating a good guess \n paul rosini
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
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A Guess That Is Right
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Variations
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1950
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60
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repeating a good guess \n card counted to after selection and addition procedure, it is predicted, variation \n paul rosini \n a guess that is right \n paul rosini
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
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Repeating a Good Guess
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Inspired by
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1950
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61
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tap \n cards dealt in 4x4 square, spectator removes a bunch of cards and deals other cards in square formation as performer taps on the cards, value on last tap matches number of removed cards \n paul rosini \n tap, tap \n paul rosini \n daley's psychic tap trick \n dr. jacob daley
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
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Tap
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Related toAlso published here
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1950
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66
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unknown - effect no. 2 \n two selections appear at selected numbers up to ten, several methods, some with roughed cards, impromptu double backer \n edward marlo
1951
unknown
Edward Marlo
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Unknown - Effect No. 2
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1951
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1
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effect no. 6 \n spectator thinks of card as they are riffled by slowly, this card reverses at named number \n edward marlo
1951
the marlo miracle deck
Edward Marlo
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Effect No. 6
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1951
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3
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evens \n spectator removes two even cards, subtracts them, takes that many cards, remembers new top card and shuffles deck, performer divines even cards, pocketed number and selection, clocking with even cards for two removed cards \n toni koynini
1951
toni koynini's card miracles
Toni Koynini
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Evens
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1951
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24
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your number \n card lost during slop shuffle, found at named number \n eddie joseph
1951
more dumbfounders with cards
Eddie Joseph
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Your Number
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1951
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13
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the secret number \n card counted to from reference card \n edward marlo
1952
control systems
Edward Marlo
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The Secret Number
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1952
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105
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hal's halucination \n numbers written on billets, performer tries to find selection and removes two cards, one for suit other for value, card is found at number on selected billet \n hal m. greenberg
1952
the phoenix
Hal M. Greenberg
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Hal's Halucination
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Apr. 1952
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1006
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two numbers \n two cards selected, spectators only think of a number, both cards are found at the positions \n bill simon \n dealing the aces \n frederick braue
1952
effective card magic
Bill Simon
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Two Numbers
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1952
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81
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mind reading \n spectator thinks of a number and remembers the card on it's position, after the performer fails to find it, the spectator finds his card at the number turned over \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic
Bill Simon
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Mind Reading
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1952
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145
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no title at all \n two selection, first found by stop, second by naming a number, two way forcing deck, alternated \n theodore annemann
1952
annemann's buried treasures
Theodore Annemann
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No Title At All
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1952
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6
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the all clear card transformation \n selection is found reversed and with different back at position indicated by card chosen by performer, cross sum force \n stewart james
1952
hokus pokus
Stewart James
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The All Clear Card Transformation
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1952
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31
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the zodiac card miracle \n card divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket \n eddie fields \n the zodiac card mystery \n eddie fields \n field's zodiac card miracle \n eddie fields \n fields' zodiac card miracle \n eddie fields \n zodiaclock \n roy johnson
1952
the last word on cards
Eddie Fields
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The Zodiac Card Miracle
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Related toAlso published here
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1952
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they tell you nothing \n spectator pockets some cards and remembers a card at the same position as the number of pocketed cards, card ends up at named number \n w. f. "rufus" steele
1952
the last word on cards
W. F. "Rufus" Steele
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They Tell You Nothing
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1952
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you tell them everything \n spectator pockets some cards and remembers a card at the same position as the number of pocketed cards, performer stops dealing at selection and names number of pocketed cards \n w. f. "rufus" steele
1952
the last word on cards
W. F. "Rufus" Steele
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You Tell Them Everything
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1952
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33
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tell and spell \n one spectator pockets some cards and two spectators remember a card at a number, both cards are found and number of pocketed cards named \n w. f. "rufus" steele \n robert parrish \n the weigle version \n oscar weigle
1952
the last word on cards
W. F. "Rufus" Steele, Robert Parrish
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Tell and Spell
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Variations
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1952
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back in place \n spectator remembers card and its position and places that many more cards on top, performer returns card to original position below table \n unknown
1952
the last word on cards
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Back in Place
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1952
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38
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right hand, left hand \n packet cut off, counted and digits added, spectator ends up with some cards in either hand and performer gives both numbers, 9-force \n unknown
1952
the last word on cards
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Right Hand, Left Hand
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1952
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the magic card square \n packet cut off, magic square with some cards with the number of cut-off cards \n bert allerton \n robert parrish \n simplified magic square \n bert allerton \n magic square card mystery \n takanobu ishida
1952
the last word on cards
Bert Allerton, Robert Parrish
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The Magic Card Square
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Related toVariations
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1952
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effect one \n card from packet into odd-backed deck at named number \n edward marlo \n colorado \n aldo colombini
1953
unlimited
Edward Marlo
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Effect One
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Related to
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1953
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9
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red & blue routine i \n card travels from packet into odd-backed deck to chosen position \n edward marlo
1953
unlimited
Edward Marlo
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Red & Blue Routine I
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1953
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red & blue routine ii \n card travels from packet into odd-backed deck, then turns over there \n edward marlo
1953
unlimited
Edward Marlo
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Red & Blue Routine II
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1953
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red & blue routine iii \n card travels from packet into odd-backed deck twice \n edward marlo
1953
unlimited
Edward Marlo
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Red & Blue Routine III
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1953
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40
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the mystic card of fu \n message appears on a blank card, which names position of selection in deck \n r. m. jamison
1954
the new phoenix
R. M. Jamison
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The Mystic Card of Fu
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May 1954
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30
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the square deal location \n card found at number, off-beat method \n stewart james
1954
the nullificator
Stewart James
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The Square Deal Location
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1954
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7
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al bakers prophecy \n one out of eight cards is chosen, value leads to selection, everything was predicted \n dr. stanley jaks
1954
hokus pokus
Dr. Stanley Jaks
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Al Bakers Prophecy
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1954
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cards to pocket \n twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence \n patrick page \n kartenwanderung in die tasche \n patrick page
1954
routined manipulation finale
Patrick Page
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Cards to Pocket
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Also published here
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1954
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mike and ike \n spectator removes any number card mates, puts any two cards on top and then counts twice the value of the mates on top, all is placed on deck, performer removes some cards behind his back and deals them out on the table, then he finds the mates, the selections and the amount of cards placed onto them
- variation (using two different-colored decks) \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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Mike and Ike
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1954
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seven wonders \n several cards are chosen via dealing packets themes around the number seven, they are eventually found \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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Seven Wonders
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1954
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4
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the deckspert \n spectator cuts off cards and puts some of them in one pocket and some in the other, card at position of total of cards in one pocket is remembered, performer changes order of deck, then card is at position of total of cards in other pocket \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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The Deckspert
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1954
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six card mystery \n \n senor maldo
1954/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 6
Senor Maldo
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Six Card Mystery
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1954/27
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six card repeat mystery \n using cards glued together with rubber cement at edge \n samuel berland
1954/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 6
Samuel Berland
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Six Card Repeat Mystery
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1954/27
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one hand six card repeat \n funny presentation, credit to roy benson? \n "senator" clarke crandall \n ten-card red rover with a black jack kicker \n john lovick \n bruce cervon
1954/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 6
"Senator" Clarke Crandall
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One Hand Six Card Repeat
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1954/27
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there's five aces! \n four aces are counted as five as a gag \n cy endfield \n bill simon \n endfield-simon count \n cy endfield \n bill simon \n the false count \n edward marlo
1955
cy endfield's entertaining card magic — part ii
Cy Endfield, Bill Simon
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There's Five Aces!
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Related toAlso published here
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1955
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all fair count down \n card from group is selected, value used to locate card \n jack avis
1955
ireland's yearbooks
Jack Avis
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All Fair Count Down
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1955
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ein kartentrick aus new york \n \n dr. stanley jaks
1955
hokus pokus
Dr. Stanley Jaks
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Ein Kartentrick aus New York
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1955
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parlay \n - a card avenue
two cards chosen, two times twelve cards are dealt out, the difference of the values of the chosen cards is used to count into the twelve-card rows, the resulting cards are the same two values as the chosen ones \n stewart james
1955
ibidem
Stewart James
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Parlay
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June 1955
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the mathematricker \n a box that apparently solves mathematical questions is presented, first a gag answer appears, then the machine is supposed to give the remainder of an equation done with playing card values, but there is no remainder and nothing appears on the paper \n stewart james
1955
ibidem
Stewart James
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The Mathematricker
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Nov. 1955
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some amazing mazes \n dealing trick with red and black cards in numerical order, dealing into any number of piles, anti-faro rules, see also p. 2
- phase one
- phase two (mixing procedure, then number named, value of card at that position is used to count to a card that matches named number) \n charles sanders peirce \n through darkest peirce \n alex elmsley \n pierce arrow \n alex elmsley \n mazes-phase down \n ronald b. edwards \n souvenir \n ken beale
1955
ibidem
Charles Sanders Peirce
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Some Amazing Mazes
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Related toVariations
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Nov. 1955
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count cop for small packets \n routine for eleven-card-trick, two handlings \n edward marlo
1956
action palm
Edward Marlo
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Count Cop for Small Packets
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1956
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card climax \n at a named number, with down under deal \n john scarne
1956
the best in magic
John Scarne
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Card Climax
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1956
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a baffling prediction \n forming four piles using the number ten, then count down the sum of the cards to the 40th card to match prediction \n unknown \n henry christ's improvement \n henry christ
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
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A Baffling Prediction
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Variations
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1956
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henry christ's improvement \n same as a baffling prediction, but with a selection controlled to the 40th position, and the count is done backwards from ten \n henry christ \n a baffling prediction \n unknown
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Henry Christ
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Henry Christ's Improvement
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Inspired by
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1956
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the cyclic number \n a packet containing six cards forming the number 142857, when multiplied by any number from 2 to 6, gives a result which the cards themselves reveal \n lloyd e. jones
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Lloyd E. Jones
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The Cyclic Number
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1956
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matching the colors \n deck shuffled face up and face down, magician can separate into two piles containing the same number of face up cards. alternative is to shuffle red and black cards. \n bob hummer
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Bob Hummer
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Matching the Colors
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1956
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hummer's reversal mystery \n cato trick, magician can name correctly number of face up cards after cut and turn over procedure. oscar weigle variation: colors are also separated \n bob hummer \n oscar weigle \n the little moonies \n bob hummer \n stitches in time \n stephen tucker
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Bob Hummer, Oscar Weigle
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Hummer's Reversal Mystery
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Variations
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1956
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predicting the shift \n packet of thirteen cards (ace to king), spectator shifts any number of cards from top to bottom, magician can immediately take out a card with a value corresponding to the number of cards shifted \n unknown
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
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Predicting the Shift
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1956
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the keystone card discovery \n two numbers named, predicted card is found at position equal to the difference between the two numbers. \n charles t. jordan \n mathematical black jacks \n henry christ
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Charles T. Jordan
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The Keystone Card Discovery
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1956
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the tit-tat-toe trick \n packet of nine cards used to play tic-tac-toe with a spectator (face up and down cards). finale is revealed that the result is a magic square, each row/column/diagonal adds up to fifteen \n don costello \n dai vernon \n martin gardner \n tic tac toe force \n martin gardner \n draw for the devil \n robert e. neale \n ta-te-ti \n Áriston
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Don Costello, Dai Vernon, Martin Gardner
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The Tit-Tat-Toe Trick
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Related toVariations
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1956
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bringing the card to a named position \n 21 card trick with twenty seven cards, spectator can name what the final position of the selection should be in the packet \n unknown \n walker's method \n thomas walker
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
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Bringing the Card to a Named Position
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Variations
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1956
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walker's method \n easier method for gergonne's pile problem, lets spectator name the position of the selected card \n thomas walker \n bringing the card to a named position \n unknown
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Thomas Walker
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Walker's Method
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Inspired by
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1956
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heavenly sevens \n ace through seven, spectator removes any card and from the rest places two in a row, performer completes the row with the remaining four digits so that the resulting six-digit number is always divisible by seven \n l. vosburgh lyons
1956
ibidem
L. Vosburgh Lyons
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Heavenly Sevens
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Sep. 1956
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simon-chanted evening \n small packet cut off by spectator, performer deals rest until spectator says stop, value of stopped-at card corresponds with number of cut-off cards \n bill simon
1956
ibidem
Bill Simon
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Simon-Chanted Evening
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Sep. 1956
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simon-chanted evening \n small packet cut off by spectator, performer deals rest until spectator says stop, value of stopped-at card corresponds with number of cut-off cards \n bill simon
1956
ibidem
Bill Simon
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Simon-Chanted Evening
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Sep. 1956
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solutions to a problem \n deck is cut and put face-to-face, number named and card in lower half remembered, card in upper half at same or different number also remembered, the card transpose, thomas wright problem
- solution no. 1
-- notes on the above (half pass suggestion)
- solution no. 2 (cards transpose and also turn over)
- solution no. 3
- solution no. 4
- solution no. 5 \n edward marlo \n what's your number? \n edward marlo \n david solomon
1956
ibidem
Edward Marlo
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Solutions to a Problem
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Variations
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Dec. 1956
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bold steal - second handling \n one to ten \n edward marlo
1957
side steal
Edward Marlo
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Bold Steal - Second Handling
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1957
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the six-card repeat mystery \n using addition from sleeve \n dai vernon \n card production \n dai vernon \n impromptu six-card repeat addition \n justin higham
1957
the dai vernon book of magic
Dai Vernon
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The Six-Card Repeat Mystery
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Related to
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1957
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veneri turn variant \n bluff method for "card at any number" \n edward marlo \n ernando veneri
1957
the tabled palm
Edward Marlo, Ernando Veneri
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Veneri Turn Variant
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1957
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sorcerer's seven \n performer talks about the number seven, spectator puts a card in the deck, cards next to it equals seven, variation where all four cards are stabbed into the deck (rusduck), see credits in no. 8 \n charles hudson \n research division \n russell "rusduck" duck \n stewart james \n trost on hudson's "sorcerer's sevens" \n nick trost
1957
the cardiste
Charles Hudson
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Sorcerer's Seven
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Related toVariations
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June 1957
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magic squares with playing cards \n 72 fundamental solutions to the card square with formula \n max katz
1957
26 originals
Max Katz
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Magic Squares with Playing Cards
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1957
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six card repeat climax \n \n edward marlo
1957
the new phoenix
Edward Marlo
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Six Card Repeat Climax
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July 1957
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choosey \n card chosen and lost, packet removed, spectator removes one card from it and it is selection or leads to it \n alex elmsley \n choosey \n alex elmsley \n simplex four-to-seven locator \n larry jennings \n by a narrow margin \n alex elmsley
1957
ibidem
Alex Elmsley
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Choosey
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Related toAlso published here
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Sep. 1957
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sum total \n kruskal count procedure, challenge of having the face-up cards add up to 52, posed as a problem \n alexander f. kraus \n sum total \n alexander f. kraus \n sum more \n tom ransom \n sum more \n max katz \n sum fun \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli)
1957
ibidem
Alexander F. Kraus
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Sum Total
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Variations
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Dec. 1957
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billy wiggins' card trick \n three piles made and cut, sum of outer two values adds up to value of center pile all through the piles \n billy wiggins
1957
1957 card annual
Billy Wiggins
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Billy Wiggins' Card Trick
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1957
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third fooler \n two cards, faro and automatic placement \n edward marlo
1958
faro notes
Edward Marlo
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Third Fooler
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1958
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sixth fooler \n \n edward marlo \n warren wiersbe \n packet prediction \n warren wiersbe
1958
faro notes
Edward Marlo, Warren Wiersbe
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Sixth Fooler
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Inspired by
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1958
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faro fooler #11 \n exact placement, two selections are found at thought of number, with three variations \n edward marlo
1958
faro notes
Edward Marlo
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Faro Fooler #11
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1958
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magical seven \n selection reversed in face-up portion travels down into lower face-down portion into seventh position, several repeats
- phase one
- phase two
- phase three
- phase four
- phase five \n edward marlo \n mystic seven \n peter duffie \n disco \n david britland \n faith counter \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n combined forces \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n seven down \n peter duffie \n for the magic seven \n edward marlo
1958
the magic seven
Edward Marlo
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Magical Seven
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Related toVariations
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1958
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magic sum \n sum of added values is divined, using a card stand \n allessandro
1958
ireland's yearbooks
Allessandro
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Magic Sum
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1958
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card at any number \n \n russell "rusduck" duck
1958
the cardiste
Russell "Rusduck" Duck
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Card At Any Number
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May 1958
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3x karten-magie \n selection at number, number is determined by value of other card \n rolf andra
1958
hokus pokus
Rolf Andra
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3x Karten-Magie
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1958
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der rätselhafte 3-karten trick \n three decks, chosen number to select card, cards turnover in each deck \n rolf andra
1958
hokus pokus
Rolf Andra
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Der rätselhafte 3-Karten Trick
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1958
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it can't be \n handling of two-deck acaan method by raynaly/baker with cue sheet instead of memorization \n ken krenzel \n simulacrum mirabundum \n ken krenzel
1958
it can't be
Ken Krenzel
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It Can't Be
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Variations
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1958
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sum total \n kruskal count procedure, at the end all face-up cards add up to 52, solution to the problem \n alexander f. kraus \n sum total \n alexander f. kraus
1958
ibidem
Alexander F. Kraus
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Sum Total
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Inspired by
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Mar. 1958
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sum more \n kruskal count procedure, at the end all face-up cards add up to 52 \n tom ransom \n sum total \n alexander f. kraus \n sum fun \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli)
1958
ibidem
Tom Ransom
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Sum More
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Mar. 1958
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sum more \n kruskal count procedure, at the end all face-up cards add up to 52 \n max katz \n sum total \n alexander f. kraus
1958
ibidem
Max Katz
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Sum More
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Inspired by
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Mar. 1958
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double control \n transposing top card with selection at certain position with faro shuffles \n alex elmsley \n double control \n alex elmsley \n elmsley revisited \n paul swinford
1958
ibidem
Alex Elmsley
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Double Control
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VariationsAlso published here
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Sep. 1958
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switchy-coo \n card a chosen number is reversed, then changes to previous selection \n alex elmsley \n switchy-coo \n alex elmsley
1958
ibidem
Alex Elmsley
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Switchy-Coo
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Also published here
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Sep. 1958
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the bent corner prediction \n spectator names number up to 52, card there is predicted by performer \n dai vernon \n inner secrets of card magic \n edward marlo \n dai vernon \n lewis ganson \n prediction \n martin gardner \n the best prediction \n paul rosini \n scarne's number card crimp for vernon's reverse effect \n john scarne \n bent sinister \n eddie fields \n edward marlo
1959
inner secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
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The Bent Corner Prediction
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Related toVariations
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1959
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the over count \n selection found at a freely chosen number \n edward marlo \n alternate method of producing a card at any number \n ellis stanyon
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms
Edward Marlo
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The Over Count
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Related to
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1959
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one hand count down \n selection appears at named small number, bottom deal \n edward marlo
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms
Edward Marlo
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One Hand Count Down
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1959
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the double count \n \n al leech
1959
cardmanship
Al Leech
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The Double Count
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1959
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the birthday card trick \n card is found a position of a wished month \n jack avis
1959
card tricks
Jack Avis
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The Birthday Card Trick
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1959
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penny plain \n performer brings card to special position corresponding with cut-off packet behind back, principle similar to penelope principle \n alex elmsley \n penny plain \n karl fulves \n alex elmsley \n penny plain \n alex elmsley
1959
low cunning
Alex Elmsley
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Penny Plain
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VariationsAlso published here
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1959
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counting the cards \n six cards counted off by spectator, spectator miscounts repeatedly, performer counts these cards as more cards, up to ten, spectators get packets to follow along, cards across with two packets of ten cards, finally half the deck travels from one spectator to another who was holding the other half
- phase i - "give me six cards"
- phase ii - "call a number from six to ten"
- phase iii - "call a number less than six"
- phase iv - "did you see how i did that?"
- phase v - "how many did we have?"
- phase vi - "passing the cards"
- phase vii - "finale" \n matt schulien
1959
the magic of matt schulien
Matt Schulien
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Counting the Cards
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1959
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mazes-phase down \n variation that starts with two honest riffle shuffles (interlocking chains), suits separated, some dealing procedure that affects the red/black distribution
- phase ii (dealing into chosen number of piles, sympathetic values) \n ronald b. edwards \n some amazing mazes \n charles sanders peirce \n through darkest peirce \n alex elmsley
1959
ibidem
Ronald B. Edwards
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Mazes-Phase Down
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Inspired byRelated to
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July 1959
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two for the show \n two selections are peeked at, one turns over, other is counted to, see "fan letter" for credit information \n arthur hastings \n the unexpected ending \n arthur h. buckley \n lazybones \n lorne de blois \n a fan letter \n norman houghton
1959
ibidem
Arthur Hastings
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Two For The Show
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Inspired byRelated to
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July 1959
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the unfaithful knave \n counting sides in square \n friedrich wilhelm frikell \n w. h. cremer \n "the secret out", w. h. cremer, 1891
1959
ibidem
Friedrich Wilhelm Frikell, W. H. Cremer
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The Unfaithful Knave
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Also published here- "The Secret Out", W. H. Cremer, 1891
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July 1959
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the worm turns \n telling number directly in einstein trick \n edward marlo \n the trick that didn't fool einstein \n david britland
1959
ibidem
Edward Marlo
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The Worm Turns
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Related to
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July 1959
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brown transpo \n two selections made from two halves with "counting pile and remember card at that position" procedure, one counted from the top and one from the bottom, they change position \n ken beale \n the two pile trick \n edward g. brown
1959
ibidem
Ken Beale
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Brown Transpo
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Inspired by
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July 1959
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brown out \n packet removed and counted, cards at that position remembered, performer finds card and names number \n ken beale
1959
ibidem
Ken Beale
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Brown Out
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July 1959
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for the magic seven \n "the in between phase" (should be done between phases four and five of original routine)
selection reversed in face-up portion travels down into lower face-down portion into seventh position \n edward marlo \n magical seven \n edward marlo
1959
ibidem
Edward Marlo
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For The Magic Seven
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1959
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packet replacement variation \n addition to packet, or card-at-a-number \n james steranko
1960
steranko on cards
James Steranko
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Packet Replacement Variation
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1960
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digital deck’s terity \n deck cut into two halves, spectator deals two piles of card from one half corresponding to a thought-of number, values in one pile added, card at that position predicted in other half \n ronald b. edwards
1960
ibidem
Ronald B. Edwards
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Digital Deck’s Terity
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Oct. 1960
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aces and numbers \n aces are found at numbers designated by apparently random playing cards \n edward marlo \n aces and numbers variation \n edward marlo
1961
the multiple shift
Edward Marlo
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Aces and Numbers
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Variations
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1961
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38
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the guide transposition \n card vanishes from packet an appears at chosen position in another deck \n edward marlo
1961
card to wallet
Edward Marlo
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The Guide Transposition
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1961
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the upside down trick \n value cut to is counted down to find selection, featuring face-up bottom deal \n charlie miller
1961
an evening with charlie miller
Charlie Miller
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The Upside Down Trick
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1961
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diencidence \n three chosen cards reveal two numbers chosen with a die and total \n jack avis
1961
ireland's yearbooks
Jack Avis
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Diencidence
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1961
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64
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a deck of cards and a miracle \n deck is cut and a card named, performer names position \n robert g. tripp \n not so remote viewing! \n paul hallas
1961
still more miracles in mentalism
Robert G. Tripp
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A Deck of Cards and a Miracle
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Variations
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1961
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square deal \n nine cards are arranged in a 3x3 square as dictated by spectator, they are a magic square \n ken beale \n 3<sup>2</sup> deal duplicated \n ken beale \n russell "rusduck" duck \n marvin johnson
1961
ibidem
Ken Beale
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Square Deal
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Variations
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Mar. 1961
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veneri turn \n bluff method for "card at any number" \n ernando veneri
1962
estimation
Ernando Veneri
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Veneri Turn
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1962
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the sloppy card trick \n saliva for control, selection appears on named number up to ten \n harry lorayne \n dried-out sloppy card trick \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic
Harry Lorayne
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The Sloppy Card Trick
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Variations
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1962
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no looking \n two cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, then named \n alex elmsley \n brownwaves i \n alex elmsley
1962
close-up card magic
Alex Elmsley
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No Looking
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Related to
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1962
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two-gether \n two cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, appear at same position in two piles \n howard schwarzman
1962
close-up card magic
Howard Schwarzman
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Two-Gether
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1962
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vernon super count down \n thought-of number is dealt, performer finds it out, also with selection, red-black alternating set-up \n dai vernon \n super duplex count-down \n peter duffie \n super count down \n dai vernon
1962
early vernon
Dai Vernon
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Vernon Super Count Down
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VariationsAlso published here
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1962
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novel card transposition \n card on table with card at chosen number in deck \n dai vernon
1962
early vernon
Dai Vernon
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Novel Card Transposition
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1962
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hypnose \n multiple spectators chose the same card, routine for svengali type decks \n jochen zmeck
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil i
Jochen Zmeck
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Hypnose
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1962
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ein neuer sechskartentrick \n partial rough-smooth \n jochen zmeck
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil ii
Jochen Zmeck
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Ein neuer Sechskartentrick
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1962
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medium \n partial rough-smooth, red and black alternate, then force blocks, three phases:
1. spectator says if top card is red or black, he is always right
2. spectator names position of a given card, the card is at that position
3. performer put unknown card in pocket, spectator divines it \n jochen zmeck \n psi color \n edward marlo
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil ii
Jochen Zmeck
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Medium
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Related to
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1962
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erfüllte gedankenwünsche \n two cards selected and spectators find them with small number or stop, two-card mirage deck, partial rough-smooth \n al koran
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil ii
Al Koran
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Erfüllte Gedankenwünsche
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1962
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eine karten kaprice \n card at number, duplicate, easy second deal with missing part \n dr. william weyeneth
1963
hokus pokus
Dr. William Weyeneth
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Eine Karten Kaprice
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1963
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the fantastic card square \n magic square routine with cards, then a named number \n harry lorayne \n das phantastische kartenquadrat \n harry lorayne
1964
personal secrets
Harry Lorayne
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The Fantastic Card Square
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Also published here
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1964
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a simple ace routine \n aces lost and found with four times the 10-20 force \n edward marlo
1964
early marlo
Edward Marlo
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A Simple Ace Routine
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1964
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on the re-stacking pack \n two spectators decide for numbers and remember the cards at their number four times with faros in between, each has a four of a kind \n edward marlo \n the restacking pack \n alex elmsley
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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On the Re-Stacking Pack
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Inspired by
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1964
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another effect is the following \n as a number force or book test \n edward marlo \n the restacking pack \n alex elmsley
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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Another Effect is the Following
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Inspired by
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1964
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aces and numbers variation \n \n edward marlo \n aces and numbers \n edward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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Aces and Numbers Variation
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Inspired by
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1964
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marlo miracle aces \n classic faro ace cutting ("estimation aces"), last ace found at named number \n edward marlo \n jive aces \n edward marlo \n michael close \n andrew wimhurst \n patrick lehnen \n the miracle aces \n roberto giobbi \n impossible poker demonstration \n john f. mendoza \n aces reloaded \n r. paul wilson \n marlo miracle aces \n edward marlo \n martin a. nash \n marlo miracle aces \n edward marlo \n martin a. nash \n flash of light \n eddie taytelbaum \n stephen tucker \n expert estimating the aces \n johnny thompson \n automatic ace cutting \n tom gagnon \n punched in the dark \n tom gagnon \n miracle ace routine \n edward marlo \n speaking volumes \n harry mendoza
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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Marlo Miracle Aces
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Related toVariations- Impossible Poker Demonstration (John F. Mendoza, 1978)
- Marlo Miracle Aces (Edward Marlo, Martin A. Nash, 1980)
- Flash of Light (Eddie Taytelbaum, Stephen Tucker, 1983)
- The Miracle Aces (Roberto Giobbi, 2000)
- Automatic Ace Cutting (Tom Gagnon, 2000)
- Aces Reloaded (R. Paul Wilson, 2015)
- Expert Estimating the Aces (Johnny Thompson, 2018)
- Punched in the Dark (Tom Gagnon, 2019)
Also published here
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1964
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six repeat \n using cards with stamps \n eugene gloye
1964
ireland's yearbooks
Eugene Gloye
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Six Repeat
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1964
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six card repeat \n children christmas presentation \n allessandro
1964
ireland's yearbooks
Allessandro
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Six Card Repeat
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1964
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der zuschauer als zauberkünstler \n spectator finds his own card in ten-card packet, without credit \n harry blackstone \n harry louine \n blackstone's 10-card trick \n harry blackstone \n harry louine
1964
hokus pokus
Harry Blackstone, Harry Louine
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Der Zuschauer als Zauberkünstler
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Also published here
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1964
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hummer addition \n spectator reverses some cards, below table magician reverses more so named total is achieved, as kicker all are one color \n harry lorayne \n face up prediction \n bob hummer \n hummer addition \n harry lorayne
1965
my favorite card tricks
Harry Lorayne
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Hummer Addition
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Inspired byAlso published here
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1965
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blackstone's 10-card trick \n spectator finds his own card in ten-card packet \n harry blackstone \n harry louine \n blackstone's card \n unknown \n der zuschauer als zauberkünstler \n harry blackstone \n harry louine
1965
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Harry Blackstone, Harry Louine
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Blackstone's 10-Card Trick
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Also published here
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Dec. 1965
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oh, schööön! \n six card repeat, last card changes into flowers \n heinz "durox" rüegg
1965
hokus pokus
Heinz "Durox" Rüegg
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Oh, Schööön!
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1965
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76
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order in the court \n pseudo gambling game with five cards of royal flush \n dai vernon \n p. 77 for credit information
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Dai Vernon
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Order in the Court
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Related to- p. 77 for credit information
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Dec. 1966
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67
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oops 3: matches and loose change \n grid of sixteen cards, spectator chooses cards one by one while eliminating all the cards in the same row/column as the card. then add up values of the cards, and total is predicted \n chan canasta
1966
book of oopses
Chan Canasta
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Oops 3: Matches and loose change
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1966
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stop, spell or number \n \n tony kardyro
1966
t.k's card change supreme effects
Tony Kardyro
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Stop, Spell or Number
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1966
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"secrets" \n "chapter four", spectator names a number between five and ten, card of that value produced and selection found at that number \n dai vernon \n the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n ellis stanyon \n magic in your own hands \n cliff green \n dai-ja-vue \n dai vernon
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
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"Secrets"
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1967
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