1983
Written by Karl Fulves
Work of Karl Fulves
12 pages (Loose-leave collection), published by Selfpublished
No illustrations
Language: English
14 entries
Cover photograph
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Karl Fulves After Jordan "This material was compiled in 1963 but never published."
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Karl Fulves Known Unknown chosen card in black packet vanishes and appears in red packet at same position
Inspired by 1
Karl Fulves Curvature different coins and cards removed and remembered by spectators and shuffled back, performer blindfolded, all cards located and coins as well, coins leaves circular impression
Inspired by 2
Karl Fulves Nail Punch Location one or more cards, punched with fingers in different places
2
Salt Punch pressing card on salt grain on table
3
Karl Fulves Trackinback NDO deck dealt into four piles, spectator removes a value pair from any pile which is divined by performer, riffle shuffle connection
Inspired by 3
Karl Fulves Submarine Ace Ace sinks down next to chosen card
Inspired byRelated to 4
Karl Fulves Non-Sight Location performer names several cards from shuffled deck, using a card with torn-off corner
Inspired by
  • "New Card Reading" (Charles Jordan)
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Karl Fulves Late Arrival two decks with same back, random selection buried in one deck appears on top of other deck, impromptu duplicate from other deck
Inspired by 6
Karl Fulves Open Switch one deck in each hand, when performer turns around they're switched
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Karl Fulves, Charles T. Jordan The Up-Down System out-of-room four spectators seal cards in envelope, performer divines them in dark room, featuring stacking system
Inspired by 7
Karl Fulves Girl Thots two spectators think of a card from a half-deck each, they're found in indirect way by removing a card and showing that the card is missing, two siamesa decks
Inspired by 8
Karl Fulves Twist and Break a card breaks into two pieces as finale
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Father Cyprian Shock Spell spelling to any picture card in packet, then matching cards are produced
Inspired byRelated to 12
Data entered by Denis Behr.