introduction\non bob hummer\nmartin gardner\nfrank csuri\nfrank csuri
1980
Martin Gardner
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foreword\n\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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a card in flight!\ncard vanishes from deck and reappears at other side of window\nbob hummer\na card in flight!!\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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A Card in Flight!
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clubs/spades gaff\nused to make a card vanish\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Clubs/Spades Gaff
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the puzzling speller\nprogressive set-up, dealing placement\nbob hummer\nthe puzzling speller\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Puzzling Speller
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graphite matchbox daub\nidea for preparing a matchbox to access daub at all times\nbob hummer\nunder cover\nmilbourne christopher\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Graphite Matchbox Daub
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hot head\nwith flash paper under cover of a hat\nbob hummer\nhot head\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hot Head
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salty dimes\ncoin vanish with salt shaker, instead of vanish coin multiplies\nbob hummer\nthe back room\nbruce elliott
1980
Bob Hummer
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Salty Dimes
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under cover\nbruce elliott's remark of independently inventing the graphite matchbox daub\nbruce elliott\nunder cover\nmilbourne christopher\nbob hummer
1980
Bruce Elliott
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Under Cover
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politicians puzzle\n6x6 checkerboard, three checkers put on three d's for democrats or three r's for republican, spectator can spell a word with the three checkers, moving them for each letter, back is turned and politics can be divined\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Politicians Puzzle
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hummer's poker chip baffle\nsix poker chips with numbers on each side, spectator can turn them while performer's back is turned and then cover three chips, performer names numbers covered\nbob hummer\nthe new math miracle\nlarry becker\nlucky you\nmichał kociołek
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Poker Chip Baffle
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hummer's little stranger\nspectator places some red cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines number\nbob hummer\nred magic\npeter alexis\ncolors revealed\nrick johnsson\nharry lorayne\nwalter rollins
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Little Stranger
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hummer's 18 card mystery\nspectator 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\nbob hummer\nhummer's 18 card mystery\nbob hummer\nstill scheming\npeter duffie\ninformant\nkarl fulves\n37 threes\nkarl fulves\nthe rule for red\nkarl fulves
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
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hummer's swindle\nspectator takes sixteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile behind his back, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and without looking reverses all cards back in order\nbob hummer\nhummer's swindle\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Swindle
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the lonely card\ncato routine, cards turned face up, performer takes packet behind back and reverses all cards except selection\nbob hummer\nthe lonely card\nbob hummer\nall but one\nrobert page\nlone impromptu\nkarl fulves\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Lonely Card
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the little moonies\ncato routine, cards with moon faces printed on them, one way they are smiling held the other way the are sad, spectator marks two cards on the pack and cuts them in the deck, performer takes cards behind back, all moons are in smiling orientation except marked two\nbob hummer\nthe little moonies\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Little Moonies
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the magic separation\nface-up and face-down cards are shuffled, performer separates cards behind back so one pile consists of same amount of face up cards as the other (1940)\nbob hummer\nthe magic separation\nbob hummer\ndouble separation\nwarren wiersbe\nbob hummer\nhummer of a trick!\nrobert page\nbob hummer\n5-4\nkarl fulves\ngremlins\nkarl fulves\ninfallible\nbob hummer\nface value\nkarl fulves
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Magic Separation
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face up prediction\nspectator and performer turn cards over in the deck, number of reversed cards is predicted\nbob hummer\nface up prediction\nbob hummer\nface-up prediction\nbob hummer\nlast word prediction\nralph w. hull
1980
Bob Hummer
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Face Up Prediction
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lite-ning addition\nspectator removes an ace or a two face down, then a three or a four and so on, total of added values is divined (1940)\nbob hummer\nlite-ning addition\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Lite-Ning Addition
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two card transpo\none marked card in performer's inner pocket, one in the deck (1940)\nbob hummer\ntwo card transpo\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Two Card Transpo
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jacket load\nwhile opening jacket, card can be stolen and loaded to inside pocket\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Jacket Load
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two card locaction\nbehind back, with knife stabbed in the deck (1940)\nbob hummer\ntwo card location\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Two Card Locaction
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card and ribbon\nribbon with gummed sticker in pocket, selection vanishes from deck and is found attached on ribbon (1940)\nsamuel berland\nbob hummer\ncard and ribbon\nsamuel berland\nbob hummer
1980
Samuel Berland, Bob Hummer
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Card and Ribbon
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five card baffle\none of five cards is divined, off-beat method\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Five Card Baffle
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graphite match box daub\ndaub on key card\n unknown\nthe ibm card\ndai vernon
1980
Unknown
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Graphite Match Box Daub
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escape of the jack\nsigned black jack in pocket changes places with sandwiched black jack on table\ndai vernon\nbob hummer
1980
Dai Vernon, Bob Hummer
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Escape of the Jack
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one of fifty-two\none way principle, alternated arrangement, one card's position is changed and separation in two piles\nbob hummer\nan alternate detection\ntheodore annemann\npremo detection\ncharles t. jordan
1980
Bob Hummer
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One of Fifty-Two
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personality test\nface-up/face-down prediction of number of cards, weird, cato related, personality type presentation\nbob hummer\ntype casting\nkarl fulves\ntriple humdinger\npeter duffie
1980
Bob Hummer
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Personality Test
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the 'snappy' thirteen cent trick\ntwo nickels and three pennies, spectator can turn one sort of coins over while performer's back is turned, revelation of which coins are turned over\nbob hummer\ncall it a puzzle\nl. vosburgh lyons\nunder-hand coin\ngerald kosky
1980
Bob Hummer
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The 'Snappy' Thirteen Cent Trick
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the moon die mystery\nnumber from one to six is thought of, three sides of a die are shown to spectator and he is asked if he sees his number, repeated three times and number is divined, without performer ever looking at the dice\nbob hummer\ndevil's die\njack yates\ncolorvision plus math\nkarl fulves\nocto\npaul swinford\nmental die\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Moon Die Mystery
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the four g men\ncard is divined, name of cards printed on four cards, with newspaper black art (1941)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Four G Men
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the card on the window pane\nsame as a card in flight, not explained here (1941)\nbob hummer\n"the card on the window pane" in "six more hummers"\n"the card on the window pane" in "ireland's yearbook 1952"\na card in flight!!\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Card on the Window Pane
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Related toAlso published here- "The Card on the Window Pane" in "Six More Hummers"
- "The Card on the Window Pane" in "Ireland's Yearbook 1952"
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double thought\ntwo cards are located, edge marked deck with razor blade (1941)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Double Thought
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a rare coin stunt\ncoin in closed fist, other hand on top, quick upward motion and coin lies on top of fist (1941)\nbob hummer\nslap coin\nbob hummer\nslap coin variation\nbruce elliott\nthe magic separation\nbob hummer\ngoing, going, going, gniog, gone\nmilton kort
1980
Bob Hummer
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A Rare Coin Stunt
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a possible impossibility\ndeck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck (1941)\nbob hummer\nimpromptu detection\ncharles t. jordan
1980
Bob Hummer
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A Possible Impossibility
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imagination\nspectator throws invisible die and deals deck in that amount of packets, back of performed turned divines amount of packets (1941)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Imagination
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hummer's bible trick\nbible book test, prediction of word, with playing cards\nbob hummer\nhummer's bible trick\nbob hummer\noctext\nphilip t. goldstein
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Bible Trick
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hummer's magazine test\nwith playing cards\nbob hummer\nhummer's magazine test\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Magazine Test
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by mail\npacket extracted from case, bottom card remembered and shuffled\nbob hummer\nby mail (nail)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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By Mail
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take your hat off\nsame as hot head, not explained\nbob hummer\ntake your hat off (this will burn 'em up)\nbob hummer\nhot head\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Take Your Hat Off
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impossible location\nimpossible location, with hair\nbob hummer\nimpossible location\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Impossible Location
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do as i do\nwith hair\nbob hummer\ndo as i do\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Do As I Do
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latest miser's dream gag\nverbal ambiguity, getting spectator's money\nbob hummer\nlatest miser's dream gag\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Latest Miser's Dream Gag
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thotograhy\nspectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, klondike shuffle, marked key card with needle scratch\nbob hummer\nthot-ography\nbob hummer\n2nd thot\njeff busby\nthotography ii\njeff busby\nthird thot\njon racherbaumer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Thotograhy
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hummer's magic carpet\ndivination of a four letter word from a list, with handkerchief and alphabet cards (1945)\nbob hummer\ngrayze\nthomas alan waters\nbob hummer\noctext\nphilip t. goldstein
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Magic Carpet
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fantastric\nsingle card location, back turned for procedure, 10/9/8 count with more succesfull match\nbob hummer\nfantastric\nbob hummer\nand now an improvement\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Fantastric
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the whispering spirit\npacket is cut and substracted from a unknown calculation (age x nine), amount of cards in packet is divined when result is named (1941)\nbob hummer\nthe whispering spirit\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Whispering Spirit
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grant's hummer trick\nsome cards in hand and some in pocket, amount of both is divined\nu. f. grant
1980
U. F. Grant
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Grant's Hummer Trick
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hummer's great discovery\ncard is remembered from a packet by thinking of a number, found with down-under-deal, back of performer is turned (1939)
- method using 9's system
- method using any number\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Great Discovery
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this is it\ntwenty cards in a row, spectator selects amount of matches and signs the corresponding card on the the face, on the back of the card is written "this is it" and the correct number of selected matches (1943)\nbob hummer\nisolator\nroy walton\ncolor scheme\noscar weigle
1980
Bob Hummer
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packet switch\nbehind back\n unknown
1980
Unknown
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Packet Switch
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dial a date deal\ntwo rows of eight cards are dealt on the table, some face up and some face down, spectator selects a name on a sheet and turns cards over corresponding to the number next to the name, performer's back is turned and when he looks at cards name can be divined\nbob hummer\ndiskette\nphilip t. goldstein
1980
Bob Hummer
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Dial a Date Deal
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mom and pop puzzle\nsix checkers on a checkerboard, mom and pop are spelled several times, when performer turns over last spelled word is divined\nbob hummer\ndie box construct\nkarl fulves
1980
Bob Hummer
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Mom and Pop Puzzle
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hummer card mystery\nseveral cards removed from deck, and some put in pocket, when performer gets balance of cards he knows how many cards are in pocket\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer Card Mystery
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mathematical 3 card monte\nbill under one of three cups, back of performer is turned and after some changes in the order of the cups, performer divines cup with bill\nbob hummer\nal koran\nnu way shell game\njack avis\nthe full monte\nlewis jones\n3-coin monte\nkarl fulves\nthree cheat monte\nkarl fulves
1980
Bob Hummer, Al Koran
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Mathematical 3 Card Monte
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thoto\none card location, cards marked with pin behind back\nbob hummer\ntom hunter\ntom hunter
1980
Bob Hummer
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Thoto
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kilroy gets around\nmessage appears on card, mathematical procedure\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Kilroy Gets Around
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something new\nliving and dead test, spectator writes two names of living and one of dead person on playing cards, divination of which is which\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Something New
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stop - thief!!!\ncards with license numbers on them, deck of playing cards used to divine the number (1943)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Stop - Thief!!!
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hummeristic\nmessage appears on blank card, by rubbing ashes on it
#1: the ashes reveal
#2: ghost force
#3: transference of thought
#4: a magic business card
#5: ghost envelope\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummeristic
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it's murder\nwith rotatable disk, spectator selects murder and victim while performer's back is turned, both are divined\nbob hummer\nthe 12¢ solution\nkarl fulves\nmurder, inc.\nkarl fulves\nit's murder - no book\nhoward lyons
1980
Bob Hummer
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It's Murder
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the gremlins\ncards with red and blue gremlins are shuffled, behind back performer sorts the card in two packets so amount of red gremlins in one packet is the same as blue gremlins in the other packet\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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The Gremlins
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mind reader's dream\ncards dealt according to thought-of card, with dreambook to transfer number to card (1952)\nbob hummer\ncomputer cards\nray grismer\nbob hummer\ndaydream\nroy walton\nbob hummer\ncomputer cards\njohn hamilton\n5-card reader\nkarl fulves\nsiva's nightmare\njack avis\na vision or a dream?\nwesley james\nmy dream of mind reading\njohn lovick\non "my dream of mind reading"\nanton van helden
1980
Bob Hummer
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Mind Reader's Dream
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Variations- Computer Cards (Ray Grismer, Bob Hummer, 1967)
- Daydream (Roy Walton, Bob Hummer, 1968)
- Computer Cards (John Hamilton, 1970)
- 5-Card Reader (Karl Fulves, 1973)
- Siva's Nightmare (Jack Avis, 1975)
- A Vision or a Dream? (Wesley James, 2004)
- My Dream of Mind Reading (John Lovick, 2016)
- On "My Dream of Mind Reading" (Anton van Helden, 2016)
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mind reader's dream variation\nwithout dreambook, calculation method\nhoward lyons
1980
Howard Lyons
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Mind Reader's Dream Variation
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mindreader's dreambook\nbooklet to translate numbers into playing cards\nbob hummer\nbill coomer\nbill coomer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Mindreader's Dreambook
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crandall on hummer\non bob hummer\n"senator" clark crandall\n"crandall on hummer" in "the new tops" 6, 7 & 8 in 1964
1980
"Senator" Clark Crandall
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Crandall on Hummer
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Also published here- "Crandall on Hummer" in "The New Tops" 6, 7 & 8 in 1964
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mathematical 3-card monte\n\nkarl fulves\ndigital diamonds\nkarl fulves\nshylock's card\nkarl fulves\ntime squared\nfather cyprian\ntrivarication\nthomas alan waters\nfaxfiction\nkarl fulves\na penny for your thoughts\npaul curry\nthe return of mental monte\nlewis jones
1980
Karl Fulves
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Mathematical 3-Card Monte
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3-card monte\nmathematical three card monte (1951)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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3-Card Monte
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3-cup monte\nbill under one of three cups, back of performer is turned and after some changes in the order of the cups, performer divines cup with bill\nbob hummer\nal koran
1980
Bob Hummer, Al Koran
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3-Cup Monte
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three-shell monte\nthree different colored peas\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Three-Shell Monte
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the immovable object\nice in glass is moved to other glasses several times, while performer's back is turned, he then eliminates all empty glasses\nmel stover\nthe immovable object\nmel stover
1980
Mel Stover
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The Immovable Object
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match miracle\nspectator reverses one of four matches and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one\njack yates\nmatch miracle\njack yates
1980
Jack Yates
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Match Miracle
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power play\ninstruction game ten card poker deal\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Power Play
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long range telepathy\nover the phone method for mathematical three-card monte\nsam schwartz
1980
Sam Schwartz
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Long Range Telepathy
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time zoned\nover the phone method for mathematical three-card monte\nfather cyprian\ntime squared\nfather cyprian
1980
Father Cyprian
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Time Zoned
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shylock\ncard divination over the phone, instruction game\nkarl fulves\nshylock's card\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Shylock
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digital dollars\nover the phone game, to win highest value bill\nkarl fulves\ndigital diamonds\nkarl fulves\ntelefon trick\nreinhard müller\ndigital addition\nsam schwartz\neinstein's shell game\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Digital Dollars
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linear blackjack\ngame of blackjack over the phone, performer knows which card to select to win\nkarl fulves\nlinear blackjack\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Linear Blackjack
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murder in a matchbox\nthree match boxes, performer's back is turned and a small gun, a bill and a die are put in boxes, performer knows which object is where and what side is on top of the die\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Murder in a Matchbox
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unpublished hummer\n\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Unpublished Hummer
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voodoo fortune telling\ncards with questions on one side and different pictures of zombies on the other side, one question is selected and cards separated several times while checking different features of the zombies, eventually a four digit number is evaluated and leads to the answer of the question in a book, system is explained with playing cards\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Voodoo Fortune Telling
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hummer's fortune telling book\ncards with questions on one side and different pictures of zombies on the other side, one question is selected and cards separated several times while checking different features of the zombies, eventually a four digit number is evaluated and leads to the answer of the question in a book\nmartin gardner\nmartin gardner\nmartin gardner\njames e. sansotera\njames e. sansotera
1980
Martin Gardner
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Hummer's Fortune Telling Book
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hummer's mathematical shell game\nwith four cups or four shells and two dice\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Mathematical Shell Game
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notes by karl fulves\nnotes on hummer's mathematical shell game\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Notes by Karl Fulves
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the old 4-shell game\ndifferent bills under four styrofoam coffee cups\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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The Old 4-Shell Game
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hummer effects\nhummer effects owned by glenn davidson, without explanation
- the magic slide rule
- geometro
- black trick-o-nometry\nkarl fulves\nthe slide rule trick\nh. r. fisher\nmind scan\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Hummer Effects
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the next to last word\n\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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The Next to Last Word
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hummer's whirling card\n\nbob hummer\nwhirling card\nmark lefler
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Whirling Card
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hummer's forcing deck\nusing hinged cards\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Forcing Deck
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hummer's ring and cord\nring off and on string with handkerchief\nbob hummer\na part of martin gardner's column in "hugard's magic monthly"
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Ring and Cord
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interlocked card production\nmethod to interlock fingers\nbob hummer\ninterlocked production\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Interlocked Card Production
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bob hummer's visual change\n\nbob hummer\nvisual change\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Bob Hummer's Visual Change
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hummer card change\nwith handkerchief, hand turned over and card put on silk\nbob hummer\nchange\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Hummer Card Change
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think a word\ndisc to select an spell any card, card is divined, back turned (1964)\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Think a Word
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thotography ii\n\njeff busby\n2nd thot\njeff busby\nthotograhy\nbob hummer
1980
Jeff Busby
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Thotography II
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night moves\n\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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Night Moves
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it's murder - no book\nno book method, with rotatable disk, spectator selects murder and victim while performer's back is turned, both are divined\nhoward lyons\nit's murder\nbob hummer
1980
Howard Lyons
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It's Murder - No Book
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mother goose force\nto force a page, based on the miraskill idea\nbob hummer\nmartin gardner's "mother goose mystery"
1980
Bob Hummer
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Mother Goose Force
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hummer chronology\n\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Hummer Chronology
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addenda\n\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Addenda
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101
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a hummer letter\nto martin gardner\nbob hummer
1980
Bob Hummer
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A Hummer Letter
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103
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alphabetical index\n\nkarl fulves
1980
Karl Fulves
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Alphabetical Index
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108
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additions to the second edition\n\nkarl fulves
1981
Karl Fulves
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Additions to the Second Edition
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110
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frank csuri\nexplanation of card change mentioned by gardner in the introduction, csuri variation\nfrank csuri\naugust roterbeg's "card tricks and how to do them" 1902.\nintroduction\nmartin gardner
1981
Frank Csuri
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Frank Csuri
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Inspired by- August Roterbeg's "Card Tricks and How to do them" 1902.
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110
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joseph k. schmidt\nother variation by schmidt on the roterberg change\njoseph k. schmidt\naugust roterbeg's "card tricks and how to do them" 1902.
1981
Joseph K. Schmidt
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Joseph K. Schmidt
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Inspired by- August Roterbeg's "Card Tricks and How to do them" 1902.
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111
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max abrams\nversion for puzzling speller and highlighting mistake in original description\nmax abrams\nthe puzzling speller\nbob hummer
1981
Max Abrams
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Max Abrams
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112
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bill coomer\nidea for the mindreader's dreambook\nbill coomer\nmindreader's dreambook\nbob hummer
1981
Bill Coomer
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Bill Coomer
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113
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roy walton\ncredits for hair location and ring rope move\nroy walton
1981
Roy Walton
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Roy Walton
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113
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tom hunter\nsome ideas on thoto\ntom hunter\nthoto\nbob hummer
1981
Tom Hunter
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Tom Hunter
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114
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martin gardner\nideas on hummer's fortune telling book\nmartin gardner\nhummer's fortune telling book\nmartin gardner
1981
Martin Gardner
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Martin Gardner
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114
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james e. sansotera\nversion of hummer's fortune telling book, without book method\njames e. sansotera\nhummer's fortune telling book\nmartin gardner
1981
James E. Sansotera
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James E. Sansotera
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115
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jeff busby\non a picture of bob hummer\njeff busby
1981
Jeff Busby
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Jeff Busby
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118
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paper clip discovery\nchosen cards found to be paper clipped together with a message on them\nbob hummer\nmartin gardner\n"paper clip discovery" in martin gardner's "cut the cards" 1942
1981
Bob Hummer, Martin Gardner
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Paper Clip Discovery
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Also published here- "Paper Clip Discovery" in Martin Gardner's "Cut the Cards" 1942
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118
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richard durham\nletter written by bob hummer to c. verne, with lot of biographical details\nrichard durham
1981
Richard Durham
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Richard Durham
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120
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claude crowe\non elliott's sorcerer's serpant and hummer's geometro\nclaude crowe
1981
Claude Crowe
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Claude Crowe
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124
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