from the publisher... \n \n peter nardi
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Peter Nardi
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From the Publisher...
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foreword \n \n jerry sadowitz
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Jerry Sadowitz
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Foreword
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a few words from max maven... \n \n max maven
2005
Max Maven
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A Few Words From Max Maven...
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from the author... \n \n stephen tucker
2005
Stephen Tucker
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From The Author...
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introduction \n \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Introduction
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twisted twins \n mate of selection is found face up in the deck \n bob ostin \n hubert lambert \n twisting twins \n bob ostin \n hubert lambert
2005
Bob Ostin, Hubert Lambert
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Twisted Twins
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the ring in the glass of beer \n ring placed inside rattle box vanishes and appears in beer glass, glass covered with tissue and ring found with hook, okito glass \n bob ostin \n "the conjuror" vol.1, no.2. december, 1995.
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Bob Ostin
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The Ring In The Glass of Beer
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add on \n method to add card to the deck, while performing vernon's variant \n bob ostin \n "new pentagram" january, 1972. \n vernon's variant \n dai vernon
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Bob Ostin
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Add On
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Related toAlso published here- "New Pentagram" January, 1972.
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shooting a bullet through a signed card \n toy gun with flash paper is used and shot on deck, selection is found with hole \n bob ostin \n "new pentagram" january, 1972.
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Bob Ostin
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Shooting a Bullet Through a Signed Card
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liquid production from cup \n liquid production as an ending for dice stacking routine, brief \n bob ostin \n "mini foo' gimmick" in "new pentagram" december, 1976. \n liquid production from cup \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Liquid Production From Cup
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Related to- "Mini Foo' Gimmick" in "New Pentagram" December, 1976.
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stack to stack \n combining lie detector with other routine using a stack, stack management \n bob ostin \n the lie detector \n harry idanov
2005
Bob Ostin
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Stack to Stack
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the hand of destiny \n skeletal hand emerges from card spread to point to a position, gag \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Hand of Destiny
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squeaker \n tie squeaks \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Squeaker
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the vanishing deck \n half deck with pull \n bob ostin \n the vanishing deck \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Vanishing Deck
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vampire \n small cards on one is written "vampire", cards are folded and stapled, see also page 87 for additional ideas by bob ostin and bob byrne \n bob ostin \n vampire- a method for a living & dead test \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Vampire
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focus \n additional ideas for david berglas' ad infinitum \n bob ostin \n on ad infinitum \n bob ostin \n bob driebeek \n ad infinitum \n david berglas
2005
Bob Ostin
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Focus
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focus 2 \n more ideas for vampire routine \n bob ostin \n focus \n fred robinson
2005
Bob Ostin
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Focus 2
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the "fan hide" move \n one handed fan hides card, as a glimpse, to load card \n bob ostin \n fan hide move \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The "Fan Hide" Move
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tickets please \n gag, correct rolled up bus ticked is found out from several \n bob ostin \n dick simonds \n tickets please \n dick simonds
2005
Bob Ostin, Dick Simonds
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Tickets Please
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off the handle \n ribbon penetrates handle of cup \n bob ostin \n dick simonds \n captain f.w. collins \n john ramsay \n off the handle \n captain f.w. collins \n john ramsay \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin, Dick Simonds, Captain F.W. Collins, John Ramsay
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Off the Handle
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my double lift \n \n bob ostin
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Bob Ostin
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My Double Lift
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picking up the pieces \n \n bob ostin \n picking up the pieces \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Picking Up the Pieces
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challenge coin across \n brief, with gaffed coin \n bob ostin \n challenge coin across \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Challenge Coin Across
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with thanks to jennings \n shell, last coin in spectator's hand \n bob ostin \n peripathetic coins \n larry jennings \n coins across \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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With Thanks To Jennings
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the thumbtip loading box \n loading a thumb tip from a matchbox \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Thumbtip Loading Box
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demonology \n signed card ends up with a burnt corner, name of card appears in a flash on tissue paper \n bob ostin \n demonology \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Demonology
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the pinky peeker \n similar to larry becker's flahback concept \n bob ostin \n the pink peeker \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Pinky Peeker
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silent sleight \n in the hands, bottom to top \n bob ostin \n silent sleight \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Silent Sleight
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the easy coin routine \n four coins are produced, travel from hand to hand and are placed into pocket, continuous production of coins to finish \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Easy Coin Routine
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multiple coin production \n from fingerpalm \n bob ostin \n the touch of midas \n cardini
2005
Bob Ostin
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Multiple Coin Production
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pop-up move \n brief \n unknown
2005
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gallo pitch variation \n brief \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Gallo Pitch Variation
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the poor man's fire wallet \n self-made fire wallet \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Poor Man's Fire Wallet
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the 'helical' card trick \n gag description of impossible effect \n bob ostin \n card of the gods \n dai vernon
2005
Bob Ostin
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The 'Helical' Card Trick
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cheers! \n name of chosen card appears on bottom of can \n bob ostin
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Bob Ostin
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Cheers!
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jumping cigar band \n cigar band jumps on little finger \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Jumping Cigar Band
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ambitious cut \n adding a card on top, while cutting the deck \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Ambitious Cut
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uses for the faulty follower \n ideas for vernon's variant (here called faulty follower)
- to add a card
- lucky charm idea \n bob ostin \n a use for the faulty follower (vernon't variant) \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Uses For The Faulty Follower
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pipe dream \n cards removed from box, later dice or any other objects are produced from same box \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Pipe Dream
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corner-to-corner dice stack \n dice stacking sequence, one die balanced on corner \n bob ostin \n corner to corner dice stack \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Corner-To-Corner Dice Stack
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a better cigarette pull \n coin attached to pull \n bob ostin \n a better cigarette pull \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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A Better Cigarette Pull
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the "four-in-one" routine - plus one! \n variation on routine in fingertip fantasies, coin changes to matches, coin flurry, coin changes to cigarette and lighter is produced \n bob ostin \n four in one routine - plus one \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The "Four-In-One" Routine - Plus One!
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topsy turvey \n strip of paper is cut to form a string of little men, one man in the center is upside down \n bob ostin \n "topsy turvey" in "club 71" march, 2003. \n decoupage tete- beche \n peter a. mcdonald
2005
Bob Ostin
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Topsy Turvey
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on holiday thanks to roy \n packet of sixteen symbol cards, words are spelled to find the four chosen picture cards \n bob ostin \n past help \n roy walton \n "on holiday thanks to roy" in "club 71" may, 2003. \n pentathon \n max maven
2005
Bob Ostin
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On Holiday Thanks To Roy
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Inspired byVariationsAlso published here- "On Holiday Thanks to Roy" in "Club 71" May, 2003.
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the gone card trick \n small plaques with letters to spell the word 'gone', chosen card packet and appears between plaques \n bob ostin \n "the gone card trick" in "club 71" summer, 2003. \n magical ca$h cards \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The GONE Card Trick
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bandinage \n cards is wrapped with rubber band, card on front changes to performer's and to spectator's card, gaff with pull \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Bandinage
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the green die mystery \n selection is shuffled in the deck, die is thrown and spectator as many times as he wants, selection is found at total \n bob ostin \n "the green die mystery" in "club 71" autumn 2003.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Green Die Mystery
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Related to- "The Green Die Mystery" in "Club 71" Autumn 2003.
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die easy \n selection is among five random cards, die is thrown to find it \n philip t. goldstein \n "die easy" in "club 71" november 2003.
2005
Philip T. Goldstein
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Die Easy
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Related to- "Die Easy" in "Club 71" November 2003.
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the green die rolls \n card is found using a die and spelling \n bob ostin \n "the green die rolls" in "the magician" january, 2004.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Green Die Rolls
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Related to- "The Green Die Rolls" in "The Magician" January, 2004.
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sign of five prediction \n matchbox is freely placed on one of five packets, inside is a prediction of the four top cards in form of four corners of the same cards \n bob ostin \n "the sign of five prediction" in "the magician" february, 2004.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Sign Of Five Prediction
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Related to- "The Sign of Five Prediction" in "The Magician" February, 2004.
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secret enclosed \n two different-colored napkins are rolled up and travel from hand to hand, as a climax, one is found inside the other \n bob ostin \n "secret enclosed" in "the magician" march, 2004. \n inner secret \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Secret Enclosed
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Inspired byRelated to- "Secret Enclosed" in "The Magician" March, 2004.
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twister \n die starts to twist, when selection is placed on the table \n bob ostin \n "twister" in "the magician" june, 2004.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Twister
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Related to- "Twister" in "The Magician" June, 2004.
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two routines for the pecking bird \n forcing stack and rough and smooth solutions \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Two Routines For The Pecking Bird
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the searcher \n card is placed next to its mate \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Searcher
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the"colour conscious" force \n paper clip is used to force a name from a list \n bob ostin \n the inside babel \n al altmann \n bobby hughes
2005
Bob Ostin
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The"Colour Conscious" Force
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the table-hopper's check card \n tip for table hopping, to remember tables \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Table-Hopper's Check Card
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sleightly haunted \n with small gaff \n bob ostin \n sleightly haunted \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Sleightly Haunted
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Also published here
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thought transmitter \n using a box to transmit selection \n bob ostin \n the thought transmitter \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Thought Transmitter
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Also published here
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73
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on edge \n writing on edge of deck changes to name of selection \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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On Edge
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star trek \n discs with names of stars and planets, mental spelling and tapping ends on selected disc \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Star Trek
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triad cavalcade \n short intro on bob ostin \n unknown \n "trick cavalcade" in "abracadabra" nr. 1564. january, 1976.
2005
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Triad Cavalcade
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Also published here- "Trick Cavalcade" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 1564. January, 1976.
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the "optical" coin production \n coins produced from between two cards \n bob ostin \n "the 'optical' coin production" in "abracadabra" nr. 1564. january, 1976.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The "Optical" Coin Production
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Also published here- "The 'Optical' Coin Production" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 1564. January, 1976.
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the signature fiddle \n signatures are written on pieces of paper and then torn in halves, performer finds matching pairs under table \n bob ostin \n "the signature fiddle" in "abracadabra" nr. 1564. january, 1976.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Signature Fiddle
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Also published here- "The Signature Fiddle" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 1564. January, 1976.
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the serendipity card change \n backpalm gag for magicians, card shrinks on back of hand \n bob ostin \n "the serendipity card change" in "abracadabra" nr. 1564. january, 1976.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Serendipity Card Change
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Also published here- "The Serendipity Card Change" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 1564. January, 1976.
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inner secret \n two different-colored napkins are rolled up and travel from hand to hand, as a climax, one is found inside the other \n bob ostin \n "inner secret" in "abracadabra" nr. 2087. january, 1986. \n secret enclosed \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Inner Secret
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VariationsAlso published here- "Inner Secret" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 2087. January, 1986.
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the "no load" dice cup production \n production of playing cards or bills from cup, after dice stacking \n bob ostin \n "the 'no load' dice cup production" in "abracadabra" nr. 2741. august, 1998.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The "No Load" Dice Cup Production
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Variations- "The 'No Load' Dice Cup Production" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 2741. August, 1998.
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predestination \n spectator shuffles packet face-up into face-down under table, amount of reversed cards is predicted \n bob ostin \n "predestination" in "abracadabra" nr. 2355. march, 1991.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Predestination
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Variations- "Predestination" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 2355. March, 1991.
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spectator's choice coin penetration \n coin of any denomination is given to the performer and penetrated with a pencil \n bob ostin \n "spectator's choice coin penetration" in "abracadabra" nr. 2355. march, 1991.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Spectator's Choice Coin Penetration
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Variations- "Spectator's Choice Coin Penetration" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 2355. March, 1991.
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coin switch \n \n unknown
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Coin Switch
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signature transposition \n performer and spectator sign back of two cards, signatures change places \n bob ostin \n "signature transposition" in "abracadabra" nr. 2355. march, 1991.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Signature Transposition
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Variations- "Signature Transposition" in "Abracadabra" Nr. 2355. March, 1991.
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ring and cord \n variation of first phase of grismer's ring and string routine \n bob ostin \n ring \n ray grismer \n ring and cord \n bob ostin \n ray grismer
2005
Bob Ostin
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Ring And Cord
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Inspired byAlso published here
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the cridge \n corner of card bends by itself, gaffed card \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Cridge
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improved "lie detector" \n variation to lie detector in fingertip fantasies, only fragment of routine \n bob ostin \n the lie detector \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Improved "Lie Detector"
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Also published here
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90
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the multi-card gimmick \n multi card to force one out of six cards \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Multi-Card Gimmick
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90
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magical ca$h cards \n two plates with letters are used to spell the word cash, bill is produced \n bob ostin \n the gone card trick \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Magical Ca$h Cards
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the nautilus card \n "new submarine card", odd-backed card placed perpendicular in three-card packet rises up and down \n bob ostin \n the nautilus card \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Nautilus Card
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coins through table and basket vanish \n four different sized coins, into glass, without extra coin \n bob ostin \n coins through table and basket vanish \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Coins Through Table And Basket Vanish
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the credit card \n card with slit, coin appears and vanishes again \n bob ostin \n the disappearing hole \n fred lowe \n brian maccarthy
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Credit Card
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sleeving a coin \n \n bobby bernard
2005
Bobby Bernard
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Sleeving a Coin
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card case hold-out \n \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Card Case Hold-Out
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postmaster \n words noted on billets, performer divines words on folded billets \n bob ostin \n postmaster \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Postmaster
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araby location \n spectator choses one of several billets, each billet has a name, performer divines which was selected \n bob ostin \n araby location \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Araby Location
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tilt to countdown \n card at named number \n bob ostin \n tilt to countdown \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Tilt to Countdown
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paper prison \n paper fold with coin, small hole in paper and coin visibly penetrates paper \n bob ostin \n paper prison \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Paper Prison
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pandora's boxes (version 2) \n sympathetic matchboxes, lids open and close, without thread method \n bob ostin \n pandora's boxes \n david britland
2005
Bob Ostin
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Pandora's Boxes (Version 2)
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one cup, one ball \n normal cup \n bob ostin \n the "one cup, one ball, one move" routine \n bob ostin \n one cup, one ball \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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One Cup, One Ball
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the paper clip force \n forcing one of six cards, using a die and a paper clip \n bob ostin \n the paper clip force \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Paper Clip Force
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the lucifer load \n dice stacking with only outside cover of match box bent into tube, final load many matches \n bob ostin \n the 'lucifer' load \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Lucifer Load
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click! \n in the hands \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Click!
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the shredder \n paper in shredder, number of total of two cards appear cut out on paper \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Shredder
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the satanic disc 666 \n word from list is selected and divined, using a cd and case \n bob ostin \n mr. e. ozo's "witchcraft" in "the crimp" nr. 50. \n hummer's magic carpet \n bob hummer
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Satanic Disc 666
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the thimble box \n thimble vanishes and appears in wooden box \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Thimble Box
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nuts thru the hole \n two nuts penetrate hole of chinese coin, all threaded on cord \n bob ostin \n "nuts thru the hole" in "the crimp" nr. 4.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Nuts Thru The Hole
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Also published here- "Nuts Thru The Hole" in "The Crimp" Nr. 4.
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a bit on the side \n card spun on table, center pip turns 90° \n bob ostin \n "a bit on the side" in "the crimp" nr. 40.
2005
Bob Ostin
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A Bit On The Side
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Also published here- "A Bit On The Side" in "The Crimp" Nr. 40.
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ostin's orifice \n card with hole is placed face up on table, spectator places his finger through hole and closes eyes, card turns over \n bob ostin \n "ostin's orifice" in "the crimp" nr. 40. \n mr. e. ozo's "out of sight" in "the crimp" nr. 14.
2005
Bob Ostin
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Ostin's Orifice
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Inspired by- Mr. E. Ozo's "Out Of Sight" in "The Crimp" Nr. 14.
Also published here- "Ostin's Orifice" in "The Crimp" Nr. 40.
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the frog princess \n card is folded to origami frog, transformation of card \n bob ostin \n "the frog princess" in "the crimp" nr. 53. \n the frog prince \n michael close \n froggy goes a'courtin \n scotty york
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Frog Princess
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Related toAlso published here- "The Frog Princess" in "The Crimp" Nr. 53.
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a chinese ghost story \n two chopsticks with a hole in the center are connected with a tooth pick and placed inside a glass, they start moving \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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A Chinese Ghost Story
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the envelope hold-out \n envelope to add cards on top of the deck \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Envelope Hold-Out
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the devil's dictionary \n matches used to select a page (multiplication of several piles), word is divined \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Devil's Dictionary
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status quo \n card rises to named number \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Status Quo
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truly invisible thread \n invisible thread gag, using spool \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Truly Invisible Thread
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bob's magical definitions... \n humorous definitions of magic terms \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Bob's Magical Definitions...
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magic of the mind \n using cards with phrases \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Magic Of The Mind
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"is there anyone there?" \n ink forms into chosen esp sign, signed card, uses velleda pens \n bob ostin \n 'is there anyone there?' \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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"Is There Anyone There?"
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the perfect vanish \n sleeving technique for thimble \n bob ostin \n the perfect vanish \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Perfect Vanish
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hofzinser's key fob \n photo key case with four pips of all suits, one ace is chosen, corresponding suit remains in key fob \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Hofzinser's Key Fob
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match-to-flower \n match is ignited and then changes to flower \n bob ostin
2005
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Match-to-Flower
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the 'romantic' card trick \n using the cross sum force twice, finding queen and king of hearts \n bob ostin
2005
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The 'Romantic' Card Trick
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skullocation routine \n \n bob ostin \n skullocation routine \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Skullocation Routine
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Also published here
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sponge ball to dice \n \n bob ostin \n sponge ball to dice \n bob ostin
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Bob Ostin
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Sponge Ball to Dice
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the vanishing hole \n coin vanishes in slit of paper \n bob ostin \n "the vanishing hole" in "magic mag" vo. 3, nr. 6. 1982.
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Bob Ostin
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The Vanishing Hole
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Also published here- "The Vanishing Hole" in "Magic Mag" Vo. 3, Nr. 6. 1982.
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the perfect shell \n gag for magicians \n bob ostin \n "the perfect shell" in "magic mag" vol. 3, nr. 6. 1982.
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Perfect Shell
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Also published here- "The Perfect Shell" in "Magic Mag" Vol. 3, Nr. 6. 1982.
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well done! \n gag to use for kid magician, well done written on card \n bob ostin
2005
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Well Done!
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the "thanks to gus" rising cards \n variation of gus southall's rising card gimmick \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The "Thanks To Gus" Rising Cards
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the "stand up" coin \n borrowed coin balanced on back of hand stands up by itself \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The "Stand Up" Coin
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previously marketed items \n \n stephen tucker
2005
Stephen Tucker
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Previously Marketed Items
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inebriation \n cards with names of animals and drinks, spelled sentence leads to matching cards \n bob ostin \n "auto suggestion" (bob ostin)
2005
Bob Ostin
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Inebriation
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Inspired by- "Auto Suggestion" (Bob Ostin)
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stephen tucker's routine for bob ostin's inebriation \n cards with names of animals and drinks, spelled sentence leads to matching cards \n stephen tucker
2005
Stephen Tucker
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Stephen Tucker's Routine for Bob Ostin's Inebriation
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swindle switch \n brief \n paul curry
2005
Paul Curry
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Swindle Switch
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bamboozled \n water changes to beer \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Bamboozled
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dicey \n on of six cards is chosen by paper die, when die is opened it is made from the same card \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Dicey
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flash cigarette vanisher \n cigarette vanishes in a flash \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Flash Cigarette Vanisher
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loop hole \n three cards with holes, threaded with cord, center card is penetrates cord \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Loop Hole
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clear deception \n sympathetic matchbox variation, without thread, with additional idea by peter kane \n bob ostin
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Clear Deception
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the backward card trick \n homing card, with back of cards, different handling than in fingertip fantasies \n bob ostin \n the "backward" card trick \n bob ostin
2005
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The Backward Card Trick
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Also published here
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predict-a-trip \n comedy prediction of chosen holiday destination \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Predict-A-Trip
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pendulum \n finding selection with a pendulum, rubber band stretched over card on table, card moves \n bob ostin
2005
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Pendulum
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the peg \n normal and miniature deck used, selection placed inside peg, same card from miniature deck appears in miniature peg \n bob ostin
2005
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The Peg
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transfusion \n plastic pen is placed over card and visibly ink fills up, color is missing from card \n bob ostin
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Transfusion
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beam shot \n flash light placed on several packets, torch lights over correct card \n bob ostin
2005
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Beam Shot
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the flugle bug \n box with miniature cards and "flugle bug", bug jumps on one card which matches selection \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Flugle Bug
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color changing thimble \n \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Color Changing Thimble
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submarine cards \n card placed face up and perpendicular in three-card packet rises up and down \n bob ostin \n the nautilus card \n bob ostin \n june - the second effect \n david britland
2005
Bob Ostin
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Submarine Cards
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VariationsAlso published here
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the card bug \n bug on string is suspended over cards, selection sticks to it \n bob ostin \n robert harbin's "dippy magnet"
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Card Bug
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Inspired by- Robert Harbin's "Dippy Magnet"
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the wishing paper \n paper with a lot of holes changes to bill \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Wishing Paper
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the ostin card-index \n \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Ostin Card-Index
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spooky dice \n eerie moving pair of dice \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Spooky Dice
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punchboard prediction \n board with holes in one side and numbers in other side, pierced number is predicted \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Punchboard Prediction
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ostin's mi10 \n card in spectator's pocket predicts selection \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Ostin's MI10
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bob's wilting flower \n \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Bob's Wilting Flower
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dice prediction \n prediction in bulldog clip, dummy is dragged inside the clip \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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Dice Prediction
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information \n publishers of magic magazines \n stephen tucker
2005
Stephen Tucker
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Information
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seeing is believing \n on the bob ostin lecture video from international magic \n stephen tucker \n bob ostin
2005
Stephen Tucker (reviewer)
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Seeing Is Believing
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the final word \n \n bob ostin
2005
Bob Ostin
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The Final Word
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