chapter i. introductory \n \n professor hoffmann
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Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter I. Introductory
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1
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to make the pass \n "the very backbone of card conjuring" \n professor hoffmann
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Professor Hoffmann
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To Make the Pass
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4
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to make the pass with both hands \n \n unknown
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To Make the Pass with both Hands
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4
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chapter ii. sleight of hand processes, applicable to card conjuring \n \n unknown
1889
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Chapter II. Sleight of Hand Processes, Applicable to Card Conjuring
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4
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single-handed pass, no. 1 \n \n unknown \n one-hand cuts \n unknown \n to make the pass - fourth method \n unknown
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Single-handed Pass, No. 1
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Related toAlso published here
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single-handed pass, no. 2 \n \n charlier
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Charlier
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Single-handed Pass, No. 2
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7
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charlier pass as control \n \n unknown
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Charlier Pass as Control
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9
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single-handed pass, no. 3 \n as color change \n unknown \n to make the pass - sixth method \n unknown
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Single-handed Pass, No. 3
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Also published here
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9
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visible transposition \n one-handed passes in both hands simultaneously, duplicates \n unknown
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Visible Transposition
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10
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to force a card \n including one-handed variation \n unknown
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To Force a Card
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to force a person to think of a particular card \n from fan or during riffling with slight stop at step \n unknown \n stop & think \n karl fulves
1889
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To Force a Person to Think of a Particular Card
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Related to
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"forcing" packs \n one-way & three-way \n unknown
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"Forcing" Packs
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14
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to force three cards together \n three force cards repeat abcabcabc... \n professor hoffmann
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Professor Hoffmann
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To Force Three Cards together
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15
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injog stop force \n top cards openly pushed back one by one until spectator stops \n unknown
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Injog Stop Force
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15
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to palm a card \n with replacement to remove "curl" \n unknown
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To Palm a Card
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to palm the bottom card of the pack \n \n jean-eugène robert-houdin
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Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
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To Palm the Bottom Card of the Pack
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to palm the top card with one hand only \n actually bottom palm as deck is held face up in left hand \n w. j. collins
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W. J. Collins
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To Palm the Top Card with One Hand only
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to get sight of a card \n for top (first palming the card), center and bottom \n unknown
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To get Sight of a Card
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n. b. \n how to get the deck in line of sight for glimpse \n professor hoffmann
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Professor Hoffmann
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N. B.
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to change a card - first method \n bottom change \n unknown
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To Change a Card - First Method
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19
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to change a card - second method \n top change \n unknown
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To Change a Card - Second Method
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20
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"second" dealing \n with "card at any number" application \n unknown
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"Second" Dealing
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21
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to change a card - third method: the vertical change \n snap-over change, see page 132 for another way to get into it \n unknown
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To Change a Card - Third Method: The Vertical Change
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22
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to change a card - fourth method \n bottom card shown, top side-jogged card quickly removed instead \n unknown
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To Change a Card - Fourth Method
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23
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hellis' change, no. 1 \n "to change a card without the aid of the pack"
in context of effect in which wrong card changes into selection \n prof. robert hellis
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Prof. Robert Hellis
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Hellis' Change, No. 1
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23
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hellis' change, no. 2 \n "to change severals cards at once" \n prof. robert hellis
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Prof. Robert Hellis
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Hellis' Change, No. 2
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24
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to slip a card \n with transformation effect \n unknown
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To Slip a Card
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25
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false shuffles - first method \n small top stock \n unknown
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False Shuffles - First Method
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26
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false shuffles - second method \n top stock \n unknown
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False Shuffles - Second Method
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26
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false shuffles - third method \n top stock retained, repeat center cuts \n unknown
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False Shuffles - Third Method
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false shuffles - fourth method \n charlier type shuffle with optical bluff placement to top \n unknown
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False Shuffles - Fourth Method
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27
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false shuffles - fifth method \n multiple packets \n unknown
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False Shuffles - Fifth Method
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27
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false shuffles - sixth method \n fans pushed into each other and stripped out again (zarrowesque concept) \n unknown
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False Shuffles - Sixth Method
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false shuffles - seventh method \n uncredited \n charlier
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Charlier
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False Shuffles - Seventh Method
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28
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false shuffles - eighth method \n cards are inserted, pushed through diagonally, stripped out and replaced on bottom \n unknown
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False Shuffles - Eighth Method
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29
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diagonal insertion \n \n unknown
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Diagonal Insertion
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29
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the bridge \n two methods to put it in \n unknown
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The Bridge
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30
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the ruffle \n two-handed or one-handed riffle for sound effect \n unknown
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The Ruffle
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31
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the click \n with deck or single card \n unknown
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The Click
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32
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to throw a card \n \n unknown
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To Throw a Card
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32
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to spring the cards from hand to hand \n \n unknown
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To Spring the Cards from Hand to Hand
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33
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electric deck \n with ribbon, only mentioned \n unknown
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Electric Deck
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34
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to change one pack for another \n special pockets (pochette) at trousers & profonde, multiple methods \n unknown \n selected sources for deck switches \n roberto giobbi
1889
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To Change one Pack for another
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Related to
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34
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conjurers' table - the servante \n \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Conjurers' Table - The Servante
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36
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the use of the magic wand \n \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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The use of the Magic Wand
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36
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long or wide cards \n \n unknown
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Long or Wide Cards
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38
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longs and shorts \n long and short deck for locating cards with deck switch between selection and replacement \n unknown
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Longs and Shorts
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38
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chapter iii. special cards and tricks therewith \n \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter III. Special Cards and Tricks Therewith
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38
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blindfold location \n multiple cards by touch \n unknown
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Blindfold Location
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39
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biseauté or tapering cards \n red-black application \n unknown
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Biseauté or Tapering Cards
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39
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reversing the selection \n stripper deck, two methods \n unknown
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Reversing the Selection
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40
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tricks with long cards \n simple location of a card, either by using long card as key or by forcing long card \n unknown
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Tricks with Long Cards
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41
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shuffling with key card \n "very small risk of the two cards being parted" \n unknown
1889
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Shuffling with Key Card
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41
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card comes to top/bottom \n on hand or with paper-wrapped deck, long card \n unknown
1889
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Card comes to Top/Bottom
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42
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tricks with biseauté cards - the attractive power of gold \n three selections come to bottom of three piles, then to bottom of pack after shuffle, presented with coins, stripper deck \n unknown \n money talks \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1889
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Tricks with Biseauté Cards - The Attractive Power of Gold
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Related to
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43
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the pocket-picking trick \n selection extracted by feel from deck in spectator's pocket, stripper or long card or ungaffed \n unknown
1889
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The Pocket-picking Trick
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45
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"cornered" cards \n whole deck corner-shorted \n unknown
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"Cornered" Cards
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45
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changing cards \n - flap card (with rubber)
- moving pip section in picture cards (two versions) \n unknown
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Changing Cards
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46
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the "walking pip" card \n \n unknown
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The "Walking Pip" Card
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47
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multi-pip card & application \n two versions, with general card type routine with two spectators \n unknown
1889
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Multi-Pip Card & Application
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48
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multi-pip card \n double faced multi-pip card, ending clean with blank card \n prof. m. verbeck
1889
Prof. M. Verbeck
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Multi-Pip Card
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50
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marked cards - to distinguish the suit of each card \n suit-only marking \n unknown
1889
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Marked Cards - To distinguish the Suit of each Card
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52
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chapter iv. marked cards, and tricks therewith \n \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter IV. Marked Cards, and Tricks Therewith
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52
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various systems of card-marking \n \n unknown
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Various Systems of Card-marking
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53
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the charlier system \n punch marked deck \n charlier
1889
Charlier
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The Charlier System
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55
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"reading" the cards \n multiple cards divined with wand, punch marked deck \n unknown
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"Reading" the Cards
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58
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the charlier "dial" \n stack system with rules to calculate positions and the number of pips in a cut-off pile \n charlier
1889
Charlier
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The Charlier "Dial"
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60
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artificial spiritualism \n removed cards divined, pile cut off by spectator and number of cards as well as number of pips divined, stacked and punch marked \n charlier
1889
Charlier
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Artificial Spiritualism
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63
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first method - to discover a card mentally selected \n - second method \n unknown
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First Method - To discover a card mentally selected
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68
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chapter v. card tricks of a simple character, not necessitating sleight of hand \n \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter V. Card Tricks of a Simple Character, not Necessitating Sleight of Hand
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68
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third method - with the aid of a wide card \n wide card as key card \n unknown
1889
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Third Method - with the aid of a wide card
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69
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fourth method \n deck bridge as control \n unknown
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Fourth Method
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69
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fifth method \n nailnick \n unknown
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Fifth Method
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70
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the turn-over \n air pressure \n unknown
1889
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The Turn-over
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70
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the "nerve" feat \n deck hit out of spectator's hand, "staring him in the face", see also page 42 \n unknown
1889
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The "Nerve" Feat
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70
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third method of revealing \n single card friction toss \n unknown
1889
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Third Method of Revealing
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71
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the "alternate card" trick \n packet comes out in order via down-under deal, thirteen-card and 32-card version \n unknown
1889
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The "Alternate Card" Trick
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72
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the "spelling" trick \n spelling every value in a thirteen-card packet \n unknown
1889
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The "Spelling" Trick
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75
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to name all the cards of the pack in succession \n full stack, 32-version and eight kings explained \n unknown
1889
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To Name all the Cards of the Pack in Succession
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76
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odd-even divination \n performer knows whether cut-off number is odd or even \n unknown
1889
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Odd-Even Divination
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77
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four-of-a-kinds \n deck is dealt in thirteen piles, value named, one pile is removed that consists of all those cards \n unknown
1889
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Four-of-a-kinds
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78
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the whist trick \n dealing four hands, one contains winning suit and others are either mixed or also sorted in suits \n unknown
1889
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The Whist Trick
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78
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two heaps of cards having been placed upon the table, to predict with certainty which heap a spectator will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1889
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Two Heaps of Cards having been placed upon the Table, to Predict with Certainty which Heap a Spectator will choose
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79
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the pack being divided into two heaps on the table and a card taken from each heap and placed in the other: to discover such cards \n two methods (odd/even or bridge) \n unknown
1889
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The Pack being divided into two Heaps on the Table and a Card taken from each Heap and placed in the other: to discover such Cards
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81
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the queens digging for diamonds \n hotel trick with eight cards each and story presentation \n unknown \n queens digging for diamonds \n ellis stanyon
1889
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The Queens digging for Diamonds
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Also published here
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82
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a row of cards having been formed face downwards, to divine how many have been moved from one end of the row to the other \n spectator displaces x cards in packet, an x value card is produced \n unknown
1889
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A Row of Cards having been formed Face downwards, to divine how many have been moved from one end of the Row to the other
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83
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to make a card thought of by one person appear at such number in the pack as another person shall choose \n card and its position remembered, bluff counting started with that number, re-count \n unknown \n history \n karl fulves \n to allow a person to think of a card, and to make that card appear at such number in the pack as another person shall name \n unknown
1889
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To make a Card thought of by one Person appear at such Number in the Pack as another Person shall choose
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Related to
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85
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another method \n 27-card trick with card-to-any-number table \n unknown
1889
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Another Method
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87
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the affectionate quartette \n four-of-a-kind distributed in deck comes together again, various methods \n unknown
1889
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The Affectionate Quartette
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90
|
|
hidden block packet switch \n \n unknown
1889
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Hidden Block Packet Switch
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90
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multiple bottom change \n brief \n unknown
1889
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Multiple Bottom Change
|
91
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eights as sevens \n show fan of eights as sevens \n unknown
1889
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Eights as Sevens
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92
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to discover a chosen card by the throw of a pair of dice \n forcing pack \n unknown
1889
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To discover a Chosen Card by the Throw of a Pair of Dice
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92
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the "whispering trick" \n for one spectator, paperballs over the head situation \n unknown
1889
|
The "Whispering Trick"
|
93
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the capital q \n back-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack \n unknown \n the capital q \n unknown
1889
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The Capital Q
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Also published here
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95
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to pick out a chosen card under a handkerchief \n long card, stripper or ungaffed \n unknown
1889
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To pick out a Chosen Card under a Handkerchief
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97
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chapter vi. card tricks without apparatus, and chiefly dependent upon sleight of hand \n - advice to the neophyte
- the conjurer's "patter" \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter VI. Card Tricks Without Apparatus, and Chiefly Dependent Upon Sleight of Hand
|
99
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the obedient aces \n \n unknown
1889
|
The Obedient Aces
|
103
|
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classic pass false cut \n \n unknown
1889
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Classic Pass False Cut
|
106
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conus' ace trick \n \n conus
1889
Conus
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Conus' Ace Trick
|
107
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the shower of aces \n many aces appear at named number (faced-deck turnover at-any-number method) \n conus
1889
Conus
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The Shower of Aces
|
110
|
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to turn over the pack \n \n unknown
1889
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To turn over the Pack
|
111
|
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bertram's ace trick \n spectator deals out all cards, the three indifferent cards end up in spectator's pocket \n charles bertram
1889
Charles Bertram
|
Bertram's Ace Trick
|
111
|
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equivoque \n one out of four \n unknown
1889
|
Equivoque
|
112
|
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clairvoyance by touch \n chosen card is extracted from deck in spectator's pocket, the repeat in which spectator extracts right card \n unknown
1889
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Clairvoyance by Touch
|
113
|
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to pass a card through a hat \n as out for classic force \n unknown
1889
|
To Pass a Card through a Hat
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116
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the ladies' looking-glass \n last pair caught from shower of cards \n louis comte
1889
Louis Comte
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The Ladies' Looking-Glass
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117
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classic pass half pass \n \n unknown
1889
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Classic Pass Half Pass
|
119
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houlette à la main \n fingers from behind \n unknown
1889
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Houlette à la Main
|
119
|
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friction toss \n \n unknown
1889
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Friction Toss
|
120
|
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everybody's card \n \n unknown
1889
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Everybody's Card
|
120
|
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alberti's rising cards \n hair and wax \n professor alberti
1889
Professor Alberti
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Alberti's Rising Cards
|
121
|
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cards judged by weight, and the multiplication of cards \n two routines (second one by robert-houdin) \n jean-eugène robert-houdin
1889
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
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Cards Judged by Weight, and the Multiplication of Cards
|
122
|
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cut force \n spectator cuts into break \n unknown
1889
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Cut Force
|
122
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opening a sealed pack \n \n unknown
1889
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Opening a Sealed Pack
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124
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"stop!" \n "three cards having been drawn by three different persons, to make them appear at such numbers in the pack as the drawers or any other person my select"
three-way or two-way forcing pack \n unknown \n prof. m. verbeck
1889
, Prof. M. Verbeck
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"Stop!"
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125
|
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the cards having been freely shuffled and cut into three or four heaps, to name the top card of each heap \n one ahead \n unknown
1889
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The Cards having been freely Shuffled and Cut into three or four Heaps, to Name the Top Card of each Heap
|
127
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thought anticipated \n general thoughts on the plot \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Thought Anticipated
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128
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a person having secretly thought of a card, and the pack having been divided into three heaps, to declare in which heap the card thought of will be found \n \n unknown
1889
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A Person having Secretly Thought of a Card, and the Pack having been Divided into Three Heaps, to Declare in which Heap the Card thought of will be found
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129
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classic pass false cut \n handling 2 \n unknown
1889
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Classic Pass False Cut
|
130
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to invite a person secretly to think of a card, and before such card is named to pick it out of the pack \n \n unknown
1889
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To Invite a Person secretly to Think of a Card, and before such Card is named to pick it out of the Pack
|
130
|
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drawing off the table edge switch \n \n unknown
1889
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Drawing off the Table Edge Switch
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131
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a card having been thought of by one spectator, to offer the pack to another, and cause him to draw the same card \n psychological force & out \n unknown
1889
|
A Card having been Thought of by one Spectator, to offer the Pack to another, and cause him to draw the same Card
|
132
|
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card to pocket as out for classic force \n \n unknown
1889
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Card to Pocket as Out for Classic Force
|
133
|
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thought doubly anticipated \n "to place a card thought of by one person at such position in the pack as another person shall mentally select"
psychological force & position 7 with outs \n unknown
1889
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Thought Doubly Anticipated
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134
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chapter vii. card tricks with apparatus, or requiring special cards \n introduction \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter VII. Card tricks with Apparatus, or requiring Special Cards
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136
|
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the transforming sevens \n divided cards \n unknown
1889
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The Transforming Sevens
|
137
|
|
the protean pack \n three selections, "general pack" \n jean-eugène robert-houdin
1889
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
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The Protean Pack
|
140
|
|
on splitting \n brief, see also footnote on page 143 \n unknown
1889
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On Splitting
|
140
|
|
the four queens changed to kings \n queens under hat transpose with kings on deck, double facers \n unknown
1889
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The Four Queens changed to Kings
|
142
|
|
the cards passing up the sleeve \n \n jean-eugène robert-houdin
1889
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
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The Cards passing up the Sleeve
|
144
|
|
the diminishing and dissolving cards \n two versions \n unknown
1889
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The Diminishing and Dissolving Cards
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148
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card-boxes \n no. 1
no. 2
no. 3
no. 4: "card-and-bird" box
no. 5
no. 6: bland's brass card-box
no. 7: the card-drawer
no. 8: the double card-drawer \n unknown
1889
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Card-Boxes
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151
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black backed card \n \n unknown
1889
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Black Backed Card
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152
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the card table \n round small tray \n unknown
1889
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The Card Table
|
158
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two drawn cards, placed in different boxes, made to change places at command \n \n unknown
1889
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Two Drawn Cards, placed in different Boxes, made to Change Places at Command
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159
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a drawn card, placed in a closed box, made to fly back to the pack, while another takes its place in the box \n including another method \n professor hoffmann
1889
Professor Hoffmann
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A Drawn Card, placed in a Closed Box, made to Fly back to the Pack, while Another takes its Place in the Box
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160
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the torn-card trick \n torn corner, then complete restoration, card box prop \n unknown
1889
|
The Torn-Card Trick
|
163
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the mechanical "torn card" \n last corner visibly restores \n unknown
1889
|
The Mechanical "Torn Card"
|
166
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|
jumping cards \n "to make selected cards jump out of the pack"
king of mechanical houlette \n unknown
1889
|
Jumping Cards
|
168
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the sand frame \n \n eugene bosco
1889
Eugene Bosco
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The Sand Frame
|
171
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professor field's card frame \n pieces shot with pistol on the frame \n professor field
1889
Professor Field
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Professor Field's Card Frame
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172
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conjurers' pistols \n two models \n unknown
1889
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Conjurers' Pistols
|
174
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the magic sword \n "a chosen card caught on the point of a sword" \n unknown
1889
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The Magic Sword
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175
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a card caught on the end of a walking-stick \n \n unknown
1889
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A Card caught on the End of a Walking-Stick
|
178
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the magic mirror \n deck laid on mirror, name appears on mirror (breathing glass), mirror turned, only selection sticks to mirror \n unknown
1889
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The Magic Mirror
|
179
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iron foil card \n magnetic application \n unknown
1889
|
Iron Foil Card
|
181
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the charmed bullet and the black cloth target \n nine shuffled cards stuck to board covered with black cloth, performer shoots on board and hits selection \n unknown
1889
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The Charmed Bullet and the Black Cloth Target
|
182
|
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the china plate and flying cards \n deck laid on plate, selections fly out horizontally \n unknown \n der kartenteller \n unknown
1889
|
The China Plate and Flying Cards
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Related to
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185
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the card-catching plate \n four cards appear attached to rim of plate when deck is thrown at it \n bland
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The Card-Catching Plate
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187
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a card found in a cigar \n \n unknown
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A Card found in a Cigar
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189
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a card found in a candle \n two methods (fake or ordinary candle) \n unknown
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A Card found in a Candle
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189
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money-producing cards \n from single card, then more coins from deck \n unknown
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Money-producing Cards
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191
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finger palm \n brief \n unknown
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Finger Palm
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192
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classic palm \n brief \n unknown
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Classic Palm
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192
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hollow deck shell \n to produce coins, see also page 194 for other model \n unknown
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Hollow Deck Shell
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193
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a pack of cards changed to a handkerchief \n handkerchief and cards in leather case change places \n unknown
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A Pack of Cards changed to a Handkerchief
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194
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hollow deck shell \n for handkerchief \n unknown
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Hollow Deck Shell
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195
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the black velvet banner \n three cards are shot with pistol on velvet cloth, they appear stuck on it, flap silk \n unknown
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The Black Velvet Banner
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196
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the multiplying and vanishing cards \n three cards selected, which are then multiplied (e.g. a dozen aces of hearts), then all duplicates vanished \n professor hoffmann
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The Multiplying and Vanishing Cards
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198
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deck pull \n \n professor hoffmann
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Deck Pull
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199
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the magic star and cabalistic pointer \n six cards in star configuration, an arrow pivots and stops at selections \n unknown
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The Magic Star and Cabalistic Pointer
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201
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conjurers' tables - pistons \n \n professor hoffmann
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Conjurers' Tables - Pistons
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204
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chapter viii. stage tricks \n \n professor hoffmann
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Professor Hoffmann
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Chapter VIII. Stage Tricks
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204
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the fairy star \n five cards lost and found, then teared up and put in pistol and shot on star configuration apparatus where they appear on its five points \n unknown
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The Fairy Star
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206
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multiple selection routine \n five cards in five different ways \n unknown
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Multiple Selection Routine
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206
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the cabalistic star \n five cards appear on points of star apparatus \n unknown
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The Cabalistic Star
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210
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the rising cards (la houlette) \n various thread methods (including "sand riser"), routine and pseudo-mistakes \n unknown
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The Rising Cards (La Houlette)
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211
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the crystal houlette \n requiring prepared wand \n unknown
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The Crystal Houlette
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219
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the wonderful fan and enchanted card \n card is shot on lady's fan with pistol, fan opens and card appears on it \n bland
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Bland
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The Wonderful Fan and Enchanted Card
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223
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folding card \n acrobatic type \n unknown
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Folding Card
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223
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the card and smoke trick \n borrowed handkerchief on glass, card fired with pistol and pips appear on handkerchief, also smoke appears in glass
variation in which blank card in glass becomes printed \n unknown \n the magic imprint \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
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The Card and Smoke Trick
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Related to
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225
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card stamp \n \n unknown
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Card Stamp
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226
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the cascade of cards \n card fountain with or without special apparatus \n unknown
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The Cascade of Cards
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228
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the "sensation" card trick \n "an experiment in thought-reading"
three cards thought of, performer divines writes them on slips of paper, spectators remove their cards and the vanish from "card table" and reappear in deck \n professor hoffmann
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Professor Hoffmann
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The "Sensation" Card Trick
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231
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billet index \n \n unknown
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Billet Index
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232
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the crystal frame \n "for the production of a card" \n unknown
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The Crystal Frame
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237
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the black velvet frame \n "for the production of a card" \n unknown
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The Black Velvet Frame
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238
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the card in the candle \n card appears on top of candle \n unknown
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The Card in the Candle
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239
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the card bouquet \n five cards are destroyed and shot on a fake flower bouquet, they appear around the bouquet, some reverse and one has a corner missing which is visibly restored, very mechanical apparatus \n bland
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Bland
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The Card Bouquet
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241
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l'envoi \n \n professor hoffmann
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L'Envoi
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250
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