69 entries in Cards / Effect Themes / Turnover & Reverse / Faced Deck
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Charles T. Jordan The Half-Pack Reverse No. 17
1919/1920 52
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli Die plötzlich sich verwandelnde gezogene Karte transformation of face-down top card, faced deck
1930 65
Joe Berg A Routine with a Double-Back Cards card placed second comes to top several times, sequence à la The Trick that Fooled Houdini, then reversal sequence with faced-deck finish
1930 35
Louis Lam "Reverso"
1935 10
A Peculiar Turn Around No. 50
1935 44
New Half Pack Reverse
1936 158
Obedient Cards
1938 242
Martin Gardner Face to Face Fantasy halves placed face-to-face right itself except selection, repeat with second selection
Related to 1940 7
Edward Victor “Face to Face” Pack Effects (First Method) deck is openly “faced,” card rises out of deck, magician reinserts it reversed and it slowly lowers back into deck, deck is all facing same way, (note: Fig. 9 is audience’s view)
Related to 1940 ca. 16
Edward Victor “Face to Face” Pack Effects (Second Method) deck is “faced” in telescoped condition, face cards of each half are noted, one half reverses to face same way as other half, face cards verified as still the same
Related toVariations 1940 ca. 19
Paul Curry Face to Face faced deck straightens out, repeat
1941 23
Tenkai Ishida Tenkai's Reverse Cards Mystery
Also published here 1941/27 215
Martin Gardner A Face to Face Routine
Related to 1942 24
Arthur H. Buckley A Quickie Experiment No. 37 - backed instead of faced
1946 206
Harold J. Kelly The Marvel Card Trick faced deck straightens out
Aug. 1947 344
Topsy-Turvy Cards
1948 13
Paul LePaul A Reverse Card Routine
Variations 1949 183
Francis Carlyle The Upside-Down Deck No. 3, spectator and performer each select card from half the deck and exchange it, then faced-deck Triumph without shuffle
Related toVariations 1950 11
John Scarne Reverso No. 22, Two selections magically reverse themselves after deck is held behind back
1950 43
Bill Simon The Turnabout six or seven packets put together face-up and face-down, they sort themselves the same way
Variations 1954 18
Gala-Gala spectator and performer each select card from half the deck and exchange it, then faced deck Triumph without shuffle
Related to 1958
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 19 No. 3)
662
Jack Avis French Reverse
Oct. 1961
The New Phoenix (Issue 362)
277
Harry Lorayne Revers-All three packets are faced, all one way except two selections
1964 34
Louis Lam Reverso
1969 116
Walter B. Gibson Triple Mental Repeat three cards in pocket, two removed and bringing mentally selected card out at last, repeated, duplicates
Related to 1971
Magick (Issue 28)
137
John Jennings Card Incident
1971
Magick (Issue 33)
162
Edward Marlo, Bill Simon To Set Up combination of two referenced Bill Simon effects
Inspired by June 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 6)
48
Charles "Cicardi" Scott Hell's Fire! five business cards with words on them, spectator divines them correclty
Inspired byVariations 1972
Magick (Issue 59)
293
Dai Vernon Vernon's Reverso Routine (Over elaborated) No. 18, multi-phase card reversal routine, hard/impossible to follow write-up
1972 10
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Version Of Horowitz's Reverso Effect No. 300, Faced-Deck straightens out again, but with shuffle making it Triumph, also with false shuffle option
Related to 1972 77
Frank Garcia Topsy Turvy Deck
Variations 1973 134
Orville Wayne Meyer Round Up two selections, half held by spectator, cards are exchanged and deck assembled in face-up and face-down packets
Related to 1973
Magick (Issue 78)
389
Bill Wysong Wysong's Duplicity Rosini's Double Reverse handling using a duplicate
Related to 1973 33
Tenkai Ishida Topsy Turvy Cards faced deck rightens itself, repeated
1974 38
Karl Fulves Mental Triumph without shuffle, more faced-deck with some cuts, bridged deck
1975 11
Harry Lorayne Two-Card Revelation two halves, two cards pushed into other half, face-up/face-down condition, all righten except the two cards, bit like Rosini's Double Reverse
Related to 1977 118
Nick Trost Dual Reverse two chosen ESP cards are the only reversed ones
1979 8
Frank Shields, Francis Carlyle Double Reversal deck rightens, two selections turn over
Inspired by 1981
Arcane (Issue 4)
36
Walt Lees Topsy Turvy Cards
Inspired by 1981 5
Roy Walton Changing Times
Inspired by 1981 216
Stewart James Half-A-Dozen Ways to Turn off-beat presentation, ace of spades appears and transforms
1983
Arcane (Issue 10)
130
David Britland Tri-umph "In the midst of chaos something always turns up"
no shuffle, three packets placed face-up/face-down
Related to 1985 14
Paul Rosini, Eugene Burger Rosini's Double Reverse
Inspired byVariations 1987 61
Roy Walton Kings at Large card peeked at, black Kings cut face-up into deck, top half turned over, rest of deck turns over and Kings sandwich selection
Also published here
  • in Austrian magazine in 1970
1988 12
Sam Leo Horowitz Reverso
Related toAlso published here
  • The Sphinx, Vol. 25 No. 6, July 1926
1989 xvii
Dr. Jacob Daley Vis-à-vis
1989 180
Gary Ouellet Three Triumphant Cuts deck is cut somewhere and reversed three times, selection ends up on top and all cards are face down again
Variations 1990 147
Karl Fulves Subplot spectator faces deck
1991 19
T. Page Wright A Reverse Routine
  • The Double Reverse
  • The Longitudinal Reverse (Tunnel)
  • The Whole Deck Reverse (faced deck, suddenly is backed deck)
1991 207
Jerry K. Hartman Front and Center card removed from third, packet is placed reversed in center of rest, all cards turn in same direction but selection
Inspired by 1991 275
Jon Racherbaumer Still Anon credit discussion of the plot as in "The Upside-Down Deck" (spectator and performer each select card from half the deck and exchange it, then faced-deck Triumph without shuffle)
Related to Dec. 1992
Swipe (Issue 7)
14
Justin Higham Seeing Is Believing deck faced in three sections, all straight out except selection
1992
Technomagic (Issue 13)
105
Art Altman Altman's Upside Down reproduction of ad copy
Also published here
  • The Sphinx, Nov. 1928
1994
Rigmarole (Issue 6)
68
Eugene Burger The Visibly Turning Cards Rosini's Double Reverse with glorpy
Inspired byAlso published here 1994 23
Aldo Colombini Flip Flop deck is cut somewhere and reversed three times, two cards are revealed at the end and transpose, variation with Aces
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Genii
1995 73
William Goodwin, Ray Kosby The Un-Topsy-Turvy Deck halves are left telescoped and spread - one half visibly rights
Related toVariations Spring 1996 73
Eugene Burger The Visibly Turning Cards Rosini's Double Reverse with glorpy
Inspired byAlso published here 2000 219
The Name's the Same No. 46, deck shuffled and card in one half chosen by spelling "Eve", this card predicted
2001 66
Peter Duffie The Face Up Trick topsy-turvy deck, ends with sandwich
2001 14
Terry LaGerould The Incredible Cardboard Acrobat
Inspired by 2001 56
Jack Avis Club sandwich five packets put together face-up and -down, only two selections reversed at the end
Inspired byVariations 2002 97
Jack Jansen Variant five packets put together face-up and -down, only two selections reversed at the end, with further idea by Lewis Jones
Inspired by 2002 98
Gene Maze Quarterly Triumph
June 2002
Genii (Vol. 65 No. 6)
69
Al Leech The Sandwich Aces distributed in one half which is placed reversed in center of rest, cards right themselves except Aces ("Hot Card Trick No. 3", ca. 1950)
2004 16
Jack Avis The French Reverse
2006 68
Trevor Lewis Trevor's Card at Any Number with faced deck
Related to 2009 46
Steve Beam Club Sandwich spectator and performer each select card from half the deck and exchange it, Triumph with visible sorting of stepped packets
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 2018 39
Steve Beam Club Sandwich spectator and performer each select card from half the deck and exchange it, Triumph with visible sorting of stepped packets
Inspired byAlso published here 2019 14
John Carey Topsy Turvy Carey deck in six packets on the table, they are rolled up into an apparent face-up/face-down mix, then all one way again
Jan. 2024
The Hermit (Vol. 3 No. 1)
1209