introduction \n \n bill spooner
1994
Bill Spooner
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Introduction
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foreword, acknowledgements, credits and apologies \n \n ellison poland \n simplicity four ace trick \n al leech \n bottom's up \n milton kort
1994
Ellison Poland
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Foreword, Acknowledgements, Credits and Apologies
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slough-off control (soc) \n cuts and a faro shuffle, card remains in second position throughout repeated faros \n ellison poland \n control \n eddie fechter \n "faro slough offs" (jimmy nuzzo, new tops, dec. 1965)
1994
Ellison Poland
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Slough-Off Control (SOC)
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Inspired byRelated to- "Faro Slough Offs" (Jimmy Nuzzo, New Tops, Dec. 1965)
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slap location \n drop in-jog when two packets are slapped together \n unknown \n the "slap" location \n unknown
1994
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Slap Location
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Also published here
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slough-off control to bottom \n \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Slough-Off Control to Bottom
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tabled slough-off control \n with controlled riffle shuffle \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Tabled Slough-Off Control
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slough-off mathematics \n how top few cards move during slough-off control \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Slough-Off Mathematics
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slough-off speller \n \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Slough-Off Speller
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to place a card at any position in the deck \n using slough-off faro \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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To Place A Card At Any Position In The Deck
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7
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deep keys \n using slough-off faro \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Deep Keys
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si-slough \n divining a selection by glimpsing next card during faro slough-off \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Si-Slough
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si stebbins set-up with faros \n three faros instead of two \n ellison poland \n si stebbins stack \n russell "rusduck" duck
1994
Ellison Poland
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Si Stebbins Set-Up with Faros
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king for a day \n kings lost, named king spelled to, spelling piles have other kings on top, slough-off faro \n peter duffie
1994
Peter Duffie
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King For A Day
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thought up plus \n spectator cuts, remembers card and replaces, card rises, faro, "is it one of these?" \n peter duffie \n "thought up" (peter duffie, ulterior motifs, 1992) \n the "out" of last resort \n ellison poland
1994
Peter Duffie
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Thought Up Plus
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Inspired by- "Thought Up" (Peter Duffie, Ulterior Motifs, 1992)
Variations
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a mental case \n cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use \n ellison poland \n packet prediction \n warren wiersbe
1994
Ellison Poland
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A Mental Case
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the "out" of last resort \n out for lost card or finding thought-of card, lots of questions "is it one of these?", faro \n ellison poland \n thought up plus \n peter duffie
1994
Ellison Poland
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The "Out" Of Last Resort
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Inspired by
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the impromptu imposition \n suit and value of selection found by cuts, selection is then spelled to \n peter duffie
1994
Peter Duffie
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The Impromptu Imposition
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the future packet \n number of cards cut off by spectator is predicted via the sum in another packet \n peter duffie \n palmist's prophecy \n roy walton \n back to the future packet \n peter duffie
1994
Peter Duffie
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The Future Packet
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Inspired byVariations
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a variation of diaconis' "les cartes" \n \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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A Variation of Diaconis' "Les Cartes"
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grandson of ibgth \n out-jogged card is removed from squared deck and switched for top card, or for bottom card \n ellison poland \n the ibgth switch \n rick johnsson
1994
Ellison Poland
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Grandson of IBGTH
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Inspired by
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monte-finale \n money card vanishes, suggesting different tabled switches \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Monte-Finale
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the ibgth switch \n while turning card over on table, brief \n rick johnsson \n the ibgth switch \n rick johnsson
1994
Rick Johnsson
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The IBGTH Switch
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Also published here
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sobo - so what??? \n using special flexible sobo glue to make hinge gaff \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Sobo - So What???
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put and take \n card (double) inserted in center, bottom card stolen in tenkai palm, replacement on top, also as steal of card from bottom of small packet, see p. 40 for different get-into \n ellison poland \n cardus interruptus \n rick johnsson \n miracle change no. 1 \n edward marlo
1994
Ellison Poland
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Put And Take
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ambitious aces \n aces on table, three cards on each, all packets inserted into deck one by one, aces are on top \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Ambitious Aces
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idea \n bringing wanted cards together as hands are collected \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Idea
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39
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tenkai palm of bottom card of deck \n \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Tenkai Palm of Bottom Card of Deck
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40
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the garden path \n several cards including selection are tabled, selection is later indifferent card and found somewhere else \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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The Garden Path
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42
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a casual glimpse \n during in-the-hands riffle shuffle \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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A Casual Glimpse
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45
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making paper \n on marking cards, with system for bicycle new fan back \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Making Paper
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46
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marked matcho no. 2 \n two decks \n ellison poland \n marked matcho \n edward marlo
1994
Ellison Poland
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Marked Matcho No. 2
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Related to
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a pitchman's spiel \n presentation for card fans, color changes, productions, diminishing cards \n ellison poland \n george vaughn boisvin \n a card fanning routine \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland, George Vaughn Boisvin
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A Pitchman's Spiel
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Inspired by
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another solution to curry's open prediction problem \n \n ellison poland \n doin' your own thing \n gene maze
1994
Ellison Poland
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Another Solution To Curry's Open Prediction Problem
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Inspired by
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the final transposition \n two quarters and two half dollars transpose one by one, then all coins travel into one hand \n dan tong \n milliken's transposition \n harry milliken
1994
Dan Tong
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The Final Transposition
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Inspired by
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in and out \n card penetrates another \n ellison poland \n will goldston's stand-up version in 1923
1994
Ellison Poland
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In And Out
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Related to- Will Goldston's stand-up version in 1923
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miracle card change no. 1 \n \n edward marlo
1994
Edward Marlo
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Miracle Card Change No. 1
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colors by the numbers no. 1 \n six colored chips with numbers turned over by spectator, orientation and number of a hidden chip divined \n ellison poland \n lite-ning addition \n bob hummer \n heads or tails? \n unknown \n walter b. gibson \n colors by the numbers no. 2 \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Colors By The Numbers No. 1
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Inspired byRelated toVariations
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colors by the numbers no. 2 \n six colored cards with numbers turned over by spectator and inserted in envelopes, numbers divined \n ellison poland \n colors by the numbers no. 1 \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Colors By The Numbers No. 2
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Inspired by
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marking by paper grain \n can be differentiated by feel inside envelope \n unknown
1994
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Marking by Paper Grain
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72
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a shade inexplicable \n cards numbered in red from one to eight on one side and in black on the other side, total of some numbers divined with remaining cards \n peter duffie \n principles and deceptions \n peter duffie \n a shade inexplicable \n peter duffie
1994
Peter Duffie
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A Shade Inexplicable
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Inspired byAlso published here
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the econ poker deal \n aces apparently stacked for performer in two shuffles, aces are seen to be dealt to another hand, performer ends up with straight flush, faro \n tony econ
1994
Tony Econ
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The Econ Poker Deal
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82
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econ's triple coincidence \n card reversed in a deck, card selected in other deck, same card found at same position, cards found to be of the other decks \n tony econ \n triple coincidence \n tony econ
1994
Tony Econ
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Econ's Triple Coincidence
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Also published here
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85
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a gambler's switch \n as hand is waved over single tabled card, transposition application \n ellison poland \n the circular change \n edward marlo \n carmen d'amico
1994
Ellison Poland
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A Gambler's Switch
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Inspired by
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no seconds dunbury \n \n harry milliken \n the dunbury delusion \n charlie miller
1994
Harry Milliken
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No Seconds Dunbury
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Inspired by
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90
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overhand run technique \n running groups of two, three, four cards \n fred robinson \n overhand stacking technique \n jack carpenter \n overhand run technique \n fred robinson
1994
Fred Robinson
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Overhand Run Technique
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Related to
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jack of diamonds \n joker is supposed to find card, it changes into selection of which there is now a duplicate \n ellison poland \n routine in the linking ring, feb. 1993
1994
Ellison Poland
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Jack Of Diamonds
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Inspired by- routine in The Linking Ring, Feb. 1993
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ward's control \n \n gary ward \n flip-flop-plop \n paul harris
1994
Gary Ward
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Ward's Control
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Inspired by
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thunk cards \n one of four blank cards changes into duplicate of selection and back to blank \n gary ward
1994
Gary Ward
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Thunk Cards
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one hand card spread \n double pivots out of center of four-card packet \n bernard bilis
1994
Bernard Bilis
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One Hand Card Spread
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no cover aces number one \n seven card assembly \n gene maze \n no cover aces number two \n gene maze \n no cover assembly number 3 \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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No Cover Aces Number One
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Related to
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jb kard kop \n unit grip \n john benzais
1994
John Benzais
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JB Kard Kop
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102
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maze basic switch \n benzais cop as switch \n gene maze \n maze basic switch variation \n gene maze \n maze basic switch variation \n gene maze \n one card pick up \n george joseph
1994
Gene Maze
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Maze Basic Switch
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Related toVariations
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104
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blackjack switch variation \n \n gene maze \n black jack switch \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Blackjack Switch Variation
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Inspired by
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104
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sandwich aces \n three aces are sandwiched between two cards each, they assemble to a leader packet one by one \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Sandwich Aces
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maze basic switch variation \n benzais cop as switch \n gene maze \n maze basic switch \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Maze Basic Switch Variation
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Inspired by
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partial lapping switch \n \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Partial Lapping Switch
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no cover aces number two \n \n gene maze \n no cover aces number one \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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No Cover Aces Number Two
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Related to
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overhand shuffle palm \n perpendicular position, cards shuffled to bottom and palmed off \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Overhand Shuffle Palm
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maze basic switch variation \n \n gene maze \n maze basic switch \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Maze Basic Switch Variation
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Inspired by
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no name coincidence \n spectator and performer deal and stop at one card, they match \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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No Name Coincidence
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steal into unit grip \n kelly bottom placement type action to get bottom card into tenkai palm \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Steal into Unit Grip
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the false kick-back cut \n one-handed, tabled, pulling out bottom half \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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The False Kick-Back Cut
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118
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optical illusion cut \n straight cut \n gene maze \n the vernon simple false cut \n dai vernon
1994
Gene Maze
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Optical Illusion Cut
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Related to
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jog conversion \n in-jog to side-jog \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Jog Conversion
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ubiquitous readers \n performer names cards from their back one by one, consecutive switches \n ellison poland
1994
Ellison Poland
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Ubiquitous Readers
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125
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after the peek \n card angle-jogged out and deck spread diagonally \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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After The Peek
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127
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no cover assembly number 3 \n seven card assembly \n gene maze \n no cover aces number one \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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No Cover Assembly Number 3
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Related to
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more of the same - with kicker \n transformation kicker \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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More Of The Same - With Kicker
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134
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old wine \n setting and corner crimping a key card under the spread \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Old Wine
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138
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soft deck \n softening a deck except the aces \n gene maze
1994
Gene Maze
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Soft Deck
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140
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new wave aces \n \n steve pressley
1994
Steve Pressley
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New Wave Aces
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143
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pad vanish \n card on close-up pad vanishes when covered with both hands, levered up into tenkai palm \n dan tong
1994
Dan Tong
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Pad Vanish
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147
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pad vanish applications \n \n dan tong
1994
Dan Tong
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Pad Vanish Applications
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148
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color change or transformation \n application of pad vanish \n dan tong
1994
Dan Tong
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Color Change or Transformation
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148
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a transposition \n two and two cards, table, application of pad vanish \n dan tong
1994
Dan Tong
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A Transposition
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149
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new way top change \n card in right hand is tenkai palmed as it is brought to the deck, switched for top card \n dan tong
1994
Dan Tong
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New Way Top Change
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151
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swivel side steal \n from center into tenkai palm \n dan tong
1994
Dan Tong
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Swivel Side Steal
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153
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stealth whirley-bird card \n one half is spread randomly into a mess on the table, the other half is fanned, the spectator select a card, put back in fan, it travels to tables cards \n dan tong \n the helicopter card \n tony slydini
1994
Dan Tong
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Stealth Whirley-Bird Card
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Inspired by
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155
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the psychic pulse \n strange animation of two toothpicks in the hand \n unknown
1994
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The Psychic Pulse
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159
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off your box \n three coins travel from box to hand one by one, then all are put in pocket and reappear in box \n peter duffie \n okito box magic \n david roth \n triple alliance \n peter duffie
1994
Peter Duffie
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Off Your Box
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Inspired byRelated to
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bottom load \n coin apparently inserted in box but slid underneath \n david roth \n bottom load \n david roth
1994
David Roth
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Bottom Load
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Also published here
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162
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up and over move \n one coin hidden in lid as coin box is opened \n peter duffie \n jack gottlob \n up and over move \n peter duffie \n jack gottlob
1994
Peter Duffie, Jack Gottlob
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Up And Over Move
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Also published here
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164
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han ping chien box \n with coin box \n gordon bruce
1994
Gordon Bruce
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Han Ping Chien Box
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165
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ortho-repeatic jumbo coin \n jumbo coin vanish an reappears at right knee, in repeat at other knee \n steve hook
1994
Steve Hook
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Ortho-Repeatic Jumbo COin
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166
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silver thief \n coin under playing card transposes with coin in hand twice, then the one from the hand travels to join the one under the card \n steve hook \n digital copper/silver \n david roth
1994
Steve Hook
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Silver Thief
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Inspired by
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odd coin from birmingham \n international, four different coins \n charles j. pecor \n pecor's lecture notes "off the wall with the wizard", 1975 \n dissimilar coins through table \n horace e. bennett
1994
Charles J. Pecor
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Odd Coin From Birmingham
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Inspired byAlso published here- Pecor's lecture notes "Off The Wall With The Wizard", 1975
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black's coin & silk routine \n four coins produced, they vanish, then are tossed invisibly into silk one by one, they vanish again, silk is knotted and coins appear therein \n aaron black
1994
Aaron Black
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Black's Coin & Silk Routine
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