Johnson, Roy

1984
Written by Roy Johnson
Work of Roy Johnson

19 pages (Stapled), published by Jeff Busby Magic, Inc.
Illustrated with drawings by Don Albrecht
Language: English

7 entries

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Jeff Busby (Epoptica, Issue 6, Aug. 1984, p. 344)

Creators	Title	Comments & References		Page	Categories
Roy Johnson	Introduction			i	Articles / Intros & Epilogues
Roy Johnson	Time Please	with variation, folded card in matchbox	Inspired by Kaplan's Clock Trick (George G. Kaplan, 1948)	1	Cards / Effect Themes / Prediction / Clock Trick & Variations
Roy Johnson	Zodiaclock	blank cards with zodiac signs	Related to The Zodiac Card Miracle (Eddie Fields, 1952) Variations Zodiaclock Bonus (Roy Johnson, 1987) An 'L' Of A Trick (Paul Hallas, 1990)	4	Cards / Effect Themes / Prediction / Clock Trick & Variations Mental Magic / Effects / Prediction / Miscellaneous
Roy Johnson	Klok	card vanish among twelve cards, second phase card to matchbox	Inspired by Kaplan's Clock Trick (George G. Kaplan, 1948) Related to Der Karten-Uhrentrick (Roy Johnson, 1998)	7	Cards / Effect Themes / Prediction / Clock Trick & Variations Cards / Effect Themes / Traveling / Card(s) to impossible Location / Matchbox Cards / Gaffed Cards & Decks / Cards / Double Facer / Different Faces
Roy Johnson	Surprise Item	jumbo card prediction, normal card turns blank and pips found on mirror	Inspired by Ken Perk's "Peeky Mirror" marketed by Ken Brooke	11	Cards / Effect Themes / Prediction / Clock Trick & Variations Cards / Effect Themes / Mirror & Cards
Roy Johnson	The Switch	envelope switch, normal card is switched while removing prediction jumbo card		14	Paper / Envelopes / Switching with single Envelope & Two-Way Envelopes
Roy Johnson	Mythical Princess	two cards are found, clock theme, prediction with sucker element		17	Cards / Effect Themes / Prediction / Clock Trick & Variations Cards / Gaffed Cards & Decks / Deck / Forcing Deck Cards / Effect Themes / Location / Multiple Cards Cards / Principles / Locator Cards / Thick Card

Data entered by Lorenz Schär, April 2018.

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