the lift get-ready\n"bubble count", credit unsure?!\ndai vernon
1940
Dai Vernon
The Lift Get-Ready
4
the lift\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Lift
5
the double lift turnover\ntwo methods\n unknown\nthe weightless double turnover (the reinvented double)\narturo de ascanio
1940
Unknown
The Double Lift Turnover
Related to
8
the one hand push-off\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The One Hand Push-Off
8
the push-off second deal\na. the left hand grip
b. the deal\n unknown\nthe push off double deal\njerry sadowitz
1940
Unknown
The Push-Off Second Deal
Variations
13
d. as a false table count\non a tabled packet with double deal\n unknown
1940
Unknown
d. As a False Table Count
16
c. the push-off stud poker deal\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
c. The Push-Off Stud Poker Deal
16
the strike second deal\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Strike Second Deal
17
the bottom deal\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Bottom Deal
20
the middle deal - a., c.\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Middle Deal - a., c.
24
the middle deal - b., d., e.\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Middle Deal - b., d., e.
24
the double deal - a.\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Double Deal - a.
27
the double deal\nfor small stacks on top on the deck\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Double Deal
28
erdnase bottom deal\n\ns. w. erdnase
1940
S. W. Erdnase
Erdnase Bottom Deal
29
the double deal - second method - b.\napplying erdnase bottom deal\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Double Deal - Second Method - b.
29
the side slip\ntwo methods\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Side Slip
31
two covers for the side slip\n\nmax malini
1940
Max Malini
Two Covers for the Side Slip
33
malini's side slip\npalm or to top\nmax malini
1940
Max Malini
Malini's Side Slip
33
the delayed side slip\n\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Delayed Side Slip
34
the bottom side slip\nto the bottom\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Bottom Side Slip
35
the invisible turn-over pass\n\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Invisible Turn-Over Pass
37
the zingone perfect table pass\n\nlouis zingone\neasy pass\nedward marlo
1940
Louis Zingone
The Zingone Perfect Table Pass
Related to
39
the flesh grip pass\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Flesh Grip Pass
41
the jog pass\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Jog Pass
42
the braue pass\n\nfrederick braue
1940
Frederick Braue
The Braue Pass
43
the charlier pass - color change\n\ncharles bertram
1940
Charles Bertram
The Charlier Pass - Color Change
45
charlier cut\n\n charlier
1940
Charlier
Charlier Cut
45
the charlier pass - to control a card\n\n unknown\nfb version of charlier pass\nfrederick braue
1940
Unknown
The Charlier Pass - To Control a Card
Related to
46
the finger palm pass improved\n\n unknown\nthe sideswipe shift\nrussell t. barnhart
1940
Unknown
The Finger Palm Pass Improved
Related to
47
the braue diagonal tip-up palm\n\nfrederick braue
1940
Frederick Braue
The Braue Diagonal Tip-Up Palm
49
the swing palm\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Swing Palm
49
the thumb-count palm\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Thumb-Count Palm
50
face card palm, right hand\ntwo methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Face Card Palm, Right Hand
51
the crosswise palm\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Crosswise Palm
53
new vertical palm\nsmall packet\n unknown\nnew vertical palm, modified\nross bertram
1940
Unknown
New Vertical Palm
Related to
54
gambler's squaring palm\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Gambler's Squaring Palm
55
the gamblers' flat palm\nstrange position\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Gamblers' Flat Palm
56
the hugard top palm\n\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Hugard Top Palm
57
the flip-over palm\nattributed to fred braue in "vis à vis"\nfrederick braue\nturnover palm\nedward marlo\ndribble top palm\njack avis
1940
Frederick Braue
The Flip-Over Palm
Related toVariations
58
the hofzinser bottom palm\n\njohann nepomuk hofzinser
1940
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
The Hofzinser Bottom Palm
59
the braue bottom palm\n\nfrederick braue
1940
Frederick Braue
The Braue Bottom Palm
60
delaying the braue bottom palm\n\nfrederick braue
1940
Frederick Braue
Delaying the Braue Bottom Palm
61
the zingone bottom palm\ntwo methods (packet and full deck)\nlouis zingone\nwj bottom palm\nwesley james
1940
Louis Zingone
The Zingone Bottom Palm
Related to
62
three cards across\n\nlouis zingone
1940
Louis Zingone
Three Cards Across
64
perfect riffle shuffle\ntwo methods\ncharlie miller\nzarrow faro shuffle\nkarl fulves
1940
Charlie Miller
Perfect Riffle Shuffle
Variations
65
the strip-out false shuffle\n\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
The Strip-Out False Shuffle
67
hindu shuffle variation\nto control a card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Hindu Shuffle Variation
69
false shuffle retaining top stock\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
False Shuffle Retaining Top Stock
69
gambler's false shuffle\nsimilar to zarrow concept\n unknown\nmarlo's variation of the zarrow shuffle\nedward marlo\nvariation of the zarrow shuffle\nedward marlo
1940
Unknown
Gambler's False Shuffle
Variations
70
retaining top stock\n\n unknown\nsetting up the move\nkarl fulves
1940
Unknown
Retaining Top Stock
Related to
71
a system of stock shuffling\nfor two, three, four, five cards\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
A System of Stock Shuffling
73
off the table false riffle shuffle\n\n unknown\nfalse shuffle\narthur h. buckley
1940
Unknown
Off the Table False Riffle Shuffle
Related to
76
the false running cut\ntwo methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The False Running Cut
77
gamblers' false cut\nup the ladder\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Gamblers' False Cut
78
gamblers' false cut - retaining bottom stock\ntabled, straight cut, bottom cards slid back to bottom\n unknown\ntabled tilt pass\nedward marlo\ngamblers' stack\njack mcmillen
1940
Unknown
Gamblers' False Cut - Retaining Bottom Stock
Related toAlso published here
79
the fadeaway card change\n\n unknown\nel cambio de clark kent\nrafael benatar\nthe fadeaway card change\njean hugard\nroberto giobbi\nanother quick bit\nfrank shields
1940
Unknown
The Fadeaway Card Change
Related toVariations
81
the slide top change\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Slide Top Change
83
the tip-over change\nwith a one-handed get ready\n unknown\nthe drop sleight improved\nedward marlo
1940
Unknown
The Tip-Over Change
Related to
85
the throw top change\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Throw Top Change
85
the push-in change\n\naugust roterberg
1940
August Roterberg
The Push-In Change
87
the drop swich\nsimilar to tip-over change\n unknown\nan observation\nedward marlo
1940
Unknown
The Drop Swich
Related to
88
the little finger crimp\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Little Finger Crimp
90
the regular crimp\ncorner crimp while spreading\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Regular Crimp
90
the peek crimp\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Peek Crimp
91
the gamblers' crimp\nisolated card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Gamblers' Crimp
91
card marking crimp\nmarking system\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Card Marking Crimp
92
the specator peek improved\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Specator Peek Improved
93
third finger flesh break\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Third Finger Flesh Break
94
after the spectator peek\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
After the Spectator Peek
94
the spectator peek - the last word\nthird finger break\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Spectator Peek - The Last Word
94
glimpsing a card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Glimpsing a Card
95
a new glimpse\nerdnase break\n unknown\ncharlie miller peek\ncharlie miller
1940
Unknown
A New Glimpse
Related to
95
top card glimpse\npalming\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Top Card Glimpse
96
the gambler's glimpse\n\n unknown\nglimpse\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Gambler's Glimpse
Related to
97
the glimpse after the peek\ntwo methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Glimpse after the Peek
98
covers for the glimpse\nthree covers\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Covers for the Glimpse
100
the side jog\ndiagonal push-in\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Side Jog
102
the jog at the break\ntransforming a break into a jog, two methods\n unknown\npush through jogs\ntom gagnon
1940
Unknown
The Jog at the Break
Variations
102
automatic jog no. i, ii, iii\nthree methods (including plunger)\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Automatic Jog No. I, II, III
104
facing the deck\none-handed, charlier-pass\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Facing The Deck
107
righting the faced deck\none-handed, charlier-pass\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Righting the Faced Deck
108
automatic reverse\nwhile displaying top cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Automatic Reverse
109
righting a reversed bottom card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Righting a reversed Bottom Card
109
facing the bottom card\noverhand shuffle cover, see references for credit information\nfrederick braue\nside steal reverse\nfrederick braue\nken krenzel\nfacing the bottom card handling\npeter duffie\nfacing the bottom card variation\naaron fisher
1940
Frederick Braue
Facing the Bottom Card
Related toVariations
110
faced deck turnover\n\n unknown\nfaced deck turnover\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Faced Deck Turnover
Related to
112
vesting a card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Vesting a Card
113
a cutting discovery\nfound by cutting to it, thumbnail estimation\n unknown\nnail cutting\nfrederick braue
1940
Unknown
A Cutting Discovery
Variations
114
the zingone thumbnail gauge\ncutting off packet of known number\nlouis zingone\nthumbnail measuring\n unknown\nfingernail estimation\ndai vernon
1940
Louis Zingone
The Zingone Thumbnail Gauge
Related to
114
separating the colors\nslop shuffle\n unknown\nslop shuffle separation\nmartin gardner
1940
Unknown
Separating the Colors
Related to
115
setting a key card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Setting a Key Card
116
the five card quibble\nan out if you only know that it is one of five cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Five Card Quibble
118
emergency card stabbing\nbreak, also for when the selection is known to be one of a few cards but not which one\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Emergency Card Stabbing
120
the drop control\nsubtle, card is put in deck which is dribbled in other hand\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Drop Control
121
the tap\ntapping a produding card "through" the squared pack\n unknown\nthe deliberate shift\ntommy tucker\ntapping the cards\nbill simon
1940
Unknown
The Tap
Related to
122
the single card bridge\noverhand shuffle position\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
The Single Card Bridge
123
a new glide\nside glide, Ã la kelly bottom placement attributed to vernon in enchantment reference, but braue in braue notebooks reference\n unknown\nthe side glide\nfrederick braue\nforce #2\nneal elias\na useful utility for the twirl pass\nneal elias\nside glide handling\ndai vernon\nwesley james
1940
Unknown
A New Glide
VariationsAlso published here
123
establishing a break from a bridge\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Establishing a Break from a Bridge
124
bridge\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Bridge
124
transfer of thumb-count break to little finger\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Transfer of Thumb-Count Break to little finger
125
enlarging a break\nuncredited, possibly claimed by braue in notebooks, see reference\n unknown\nbraue crimp control\nfrederick braue\nenlarging a break\ndai vernon\na subtle getready for the depth illusion\nlarry jennings
1940
Unknown
Enlarging a Break
Related to
125
ruffle return\nheel break\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Ruffle Return
126
the bridge location\nbridged deck\ncharles bertram
1940
Charles Bertram
The Bridge Location
127
bridge\nwhole deck\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Bridge
127
the bridge location\nbridged deck\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
The Bridge Location
128
the mexican turnover\n\n unknown\nflexible turnover move\ntom gagnon
1940
Unknown
The Mexican Turnover
Variations
128
the spread cull\non "other side" of spread\n unknown\nthe above-the-spread cull\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Spread Cull
Related to
129
the double-face\nfacing top and bottom card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Double-Face
130
bottom to top\nto shuffle block to top, paragraph 4\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Bottom to Top
130
gambler's card marking system\nwith crimps\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Gambler's Card Marking System
131
the nature of the palm\nposition\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Nature of the Palm
134
rear palming the top card\nincluding transfer from regular to rear palm\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Rear Palming the Top Card
135
the bottom rear palm\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Bottom Rear Palm
137
the rear palm side slip\n\n unknown\nthe diagonal palm pass (right hand)\nellis stanyon
1940
Unknown
The Rear Palm Side Slip
Related to
138
the little finger push-out\nside steal to rear palm\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Little Finger Push-Out
139
the rear palm exchange\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Rear Palm Exchange
140
replacement\nrear palm\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Replacement
140
in lieu of the double lift\nusing rear palm\n unknown
1940
Unknown
In Lieu of the Double Lift
141
using the rear palm\ntips\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Using the Rear Palm
141
the perfect faro shuffle\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Perfect Faro Shuffle
143
the shuffle\nfaro tables\nfred black\na correction\nedward marlo
1940
Fred Black
The Shuffle
Related to
145
the endless belts\n\nfred black\na correction\nedward marlo\nring diagrams\nkarl fulves
1940
Fred Black
The Endless Belts
Related to
147
chart of seventeen\n\nfred black\na correction\nedward marlo
1940
Fred Black
Chart of Seventeen
Related to
147
perfect shuffle stock\nusing faro for alternating set-ups\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Perfect Shuffle Stock
149
braue poker deal\nsee also following routines\nfrederick braue\nbraue poker deal\nfrederick braue\nchristian scherer
1940
Frederick Braue
Braue Poker Deal
Variations
149
braue poker deal\ngetting the aces, faro stack\nfrederick braue\nbertram, braue and ben\ndavid ben
1940
Frederick Braue
Braue Poker Deal
Variations
150
the eighteenth card\nusing 18-35-faro-principle with honest shuffle, risky\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Eighteenth Card
150
dishonesty at its apogee\nnaming cards during the deal from time to time\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Dishonesty at its Apogee
151
the royal flush deal\nsimple faro stack\nfrederick braue
1940
Frederick Braue
The Royal Flush Deal
151
a bridge deal\nplayers receive the identical hands\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A Bridge Deal
152
at the top\nrisky\n unknown
1940
Unknown
At the Top
153
double less one\nfaros and crimped key\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Double Less One
154
interlocked production\n\ncliff green
1940
Cliff Green
Interlocked Production
159
the color change\n\n trewey
1940
Trewey
The Color Change
161
the correct method of stealing the card\nfor color change\n trewey
1940
Trewey
The Correct Method of Stealing the Card
161
the impossible color change\nleft thumb across top card\n unknown\nunder the thumb change\njack merlin\nmy flaming color change\nvanni bossi\nbob driebeek\nfred kaps\nthe moth of the tosh\nvanni bossi\nfred kaps
1940
Unknown
The Impossible Color Change
Related to
163
the pressure fan\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Pressure Fan
164
the covinous color change\nnice choreographed to show hands empty\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Covinous Color Change
164
the top and bottom changes\nsuggestions for uses as simple changes\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Top and Bottom Changes
166
fan flourish\nplacing the fan on the table\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Fan Flourish
166
sprining the cards - a new method\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Sprining the Cards - A New Method
166
there it is!\nvisual thing, drawing on dover reprint..., for credit information see references\npaul lepaul\ncredit information for "there it is!"\njean hugard\nhere it is!!\nfrank csuri\nflip\npaul lepaul\nthere it is variation\nmeir yedid\npaul lepaul\nthere it is\nkarrell fox\nfrom the belly of the beast\nsteve beam
1940
Paul LePaul
There It Is!
Related toVariationsAlso published here
167
secret addition of cards to the pack\nvest pocket, clipped to pocket, three methods\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
Secret Addition of Cards to the Pack
171
replacement by laying the hand flat on the pack...\n... and drawing it towards you\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Replacement by Laying the Hand Flat on the pack...
173
buckling the palmed cards\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Buckling the Palmed Cards
174
using the riffle flourish\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Using the Riffle Flourish
175
using the front finger palm\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Using the Front Finger Palm
175
the deck placed sideways\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Deck Placed Sideways
176
dropping the packed\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Dropping the Packed
176
in turning the top card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
In Turning the Top Card
176
replacing a card at the bottom of the pack\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Replacing a Card at the Bottom of the Pack
176
the one.hand top palm\nfootnote\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The One.Hand Top Palm
177
one hand replacement\none-handed palm in reverse, for credit information see reference\nfrederick braue\nreplacing palmed cards\n unknown
1940
Frederick Braue
One Hand Replacement
Related to
177
the palm in action\nholding out, positions, tips for both hands\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Palm in Action
179
the side count\n"bubble count"\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Side Count
183
the top thumb count\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Top Thumb Count
183
the bottom thumb count\nthree methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Bottom Thumb Count
185
the overhand count\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Overhand Count
186
the classic force\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Classic Force
186
the fan force\nsimilar principle\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Fan Force
187
the table spread force\nrisky, toss force\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Table Spread Force
188
the perfect score card force\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Perfect Score Card Force
188
using a force\n\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
Using a Force
190
the multiple force\nusing multiple glide\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Multiple Force
190
four card force\ncalculating and dealing\n unknown\ncall poker\njohn j. crimmins jr.
1940
Unknown
Four Card Force
Related to
191
the lost card\nhow to locate a lost but known card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Lost Card
192
prearranged pack\nstrategies using a twenty-six-card stack\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Prearranged Pack
194
arranging the set-up pack\nhow to quickly stack a deck "at home"\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Arranging the Set-Up Pack
195
shuffling the cards\nhalf deck\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Shuffling the Cards
196
the spectator shuffle\nretaining half deck, spectator helps shuffling\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Spectator Shuffle
196
locating the cards\ncard at any position is named by performer,stacked\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Locating the Cards
198
the hugard rising cards\nthree cards\njean hugard
1940
Jean Hugard
The Hugard Rising Cards
201
the mesmerised cards\nthread & wax\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
The Mesmerised Cards
205
the one-hand plunger rising cards\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The One-Hand Plunger Rising Cards
207
the two-hand plunger rising cards\n\n unknown\nthree-d\njerry k. hartman
1940
Unknown
The Two-Hand Plunger Rising Cards
Related to
211
the witchcraft card rise\nfrom behind, bent, interesting\njack mcmillen\neerie card rise\njack merlin
1940
Jack McMillen
The Witchcraft Card Rise
Also published here
212
the zingone spread\nthree cards, challenge selections conditions\nlouis zingone\nthe flying cards\nlouis zingone\njean hugard\nfrederick braue\nzingone spread poker deal\nneal elias\nzingone spread simplified\nharry lorayne\nlouis zingone\ntrimental\njuan tamariz\nlouis zingone
1940
Louis Zingone
The Zingone Spread
Related to
214
cull shuffle\nfor three cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Cull Shuffle
215
cull shuffle - second method\nfootnote\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Cull Shuffle - Second Method
216
the gamblers outwitted\ndaub\npaul rosini
1940
Paul Rosini
The Gamblers Outwitted
217
daub work\n\npaul rosini
1940
Paul Rosini
Daub Work
217
a rosi-cruzian mystery\ndaub\npaul rosini
1940
Paul Rosini
A Rosi-Cruzian Mystery
219
two-six-four\none of a small spread\ndai vernon\nthe ross simplified 2-6-4\nfaucett ross\ndai vernon
1940
Dai Vernon
Two-Six-Four
Variations
221
mind mirror\none suit on top\njack mcmillen\nthe mind mirror\njack mcmillen\njean hugard\nfrederick braue\n"mind mirror" resilvered\njerry l. christensen\nreflected thoughts\nandrew galloway\nthe third shuffle\njason england
1940
Jack McMillen
Mind Mirror
Related toVariations
223
predestined choice\ncard chosen face up is odd-backed, fair\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
Predestined Choice
225
reading the cards of any deck\nactually touch presentation\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Reading the Cards of Any Deck
228
glimpsing bottom card of face-up pack\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Glimpsing Bottom Card of Face-up Pack
229
dexterous fingers\n\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
Dexterous Fingers
230
merlin's "lost" ace trick\n\njack merlin\ndouble deal (& lost aces)\npatrick cook\nlost aces for experts\ndavid ben\njack merlin
1940
Jack Merlin
Merlin's "Lost" Ace Trick
Related to
233
ace affinity\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Ace Affinity
234
ace assembly\ntwo methods, not the pure effect\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Ace Assembly
238
anent the bertram aces\n\ncharles bertram\nthe four-ace trick\ncharles bertram
1940
Charles Bertram
Anent the Bertram Aces
Related to
239
streamlining the sympathetic aces\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Streamlining the Sympathetic Aces
242
the "slap" aces\naces vanish from pack and reappear\nnate leipzig
1940
Nate Leipzig
The "Slap" Aces
244
the "slap" aces\nholding fan while palming\nnate leipzig
1940
Nate Leipzig
The "Slap" Aces
246
le temps four aces\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Le Temps Four Aces
248
le temps switch\n\n unknown\npacket switches - second method\nedward marlo\ndupli-temps switch\nsteven hamilton
1940
Unknown
Le Temps Switch
Variations
249
passe-passe aces\nwith transformation/transposition element\n unknown\na technical refurbishing of the hugard-braue passe passe aces\ncliff green\npasse-deux aces\nken krenzel
1940
Unknown
Passe-Passe Aces
Variations
250
the migratory aces\nwith travelers finale\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Migratory Aces
252
solo flight aces\nas finale four cards change into aces one by one\ndai vernon
1940
Dai Vernon
Solo Flight Aces
254
buckle count\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Buckle Count
255
the nomad aces\nfor credit information see reference\ncharlie miller\nnomadic aces\nedward marlo\nnomadic aces\nedward marlo\nnomad aces\narturo de ascanio\nases rápidos\njoaquÃn matas
1940
Charlie Miller
The Nomad Aces
Related toVariations
256
spread hide-out\nfour as three\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
Spread Hide-Out
257
the charles miller aces\nnomad style\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
The Charles Miller Aces
258
cops and robbers - a variation\ncard appears between four kings\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Cops and Robbers - A Variation
261
five star finale\nfive selections appear at five numbers\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Five Star Finale
263
the razzle dazzler\ncombo\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Razzle Dazzler
266
an expert at figures\nusing addition force\n unknown
1940
Unknown
An Expert at Figures
268
mercury's card\nfolded\n unknown\ncold fold\njohn riggs\ncard in purse\nalbert goshman\nthe cold fold\njohn riggs
1940
Unknown
Mercury's Card
Related toVariations
269
the card in the shoe\nstranger card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Card in the Shoe
270
a card for pegasus\ncard to vest\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A Card for Pegasus
270
dai vernon's mental force\n\ndai vernon
1940
Dai Vernon
Dai Vernon's Mental Force
271
the princess card trick\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Princess Card Trick
272
five card royale\none of five, mathematical\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Five Card Royale
273
phantaso\none of five, one-way pips\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Phantaso
273
an automatic reverse\nusing one hand only\n unknown
1940
Unknown
An Automatic Reverse
275
a rapid reverse\nusing one hand only\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A Rapid Reverse
276
the impromptu magician\nusing one hand only, two methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Impromptu Magician
277
three in one\nusing one hand only, different discoveries\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Three in One
279
you see?\nthree card discovery, using one hand only, one-way\nharold lloyd\nyou see?\nharold lloyd
1940
Harold Lloyd
You See?
Also published here
280
one-handed deal\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
One-Handed Deal
280
the first phase\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The First Phase
283
using double lift turnup\ntwo methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Using Double Lift Turnup
284
the pop-up card\n\nfrederick braue\nthe pop-up card\nneal elias\nambitious i\nfrederick braue\nroberto giobbi
1940
Frederick Braue
The Pop-Up Card
Variations
285
the ambitious twins\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Ambitious Twins
285
ambitious card move\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Ambitious Card Move
286
the omnipresent eight\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Omnipresent Eight
287
cover for the ambitious card double lift\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Cover for the Ambitious Card Double Lift
287
the invisible transit\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Invisible Transit
290
transposition extraordinary\n\n unknown\nquick transpo\ngary plants\ntransposition extraordinary\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Transposition Extraordinary
Variations
292
the telepathic card\nimpromptu double backer\ntheodore annemann\n unknown\nunknown - effect no. 1\nedward marlo\nunknown - effect no. 1\nedward marlo
1940
Theodore Annemann , Unknown
The Telepathic Card
Related toVariations
293
transposition\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Transposition
296
boy meets girl\nstory presentation\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Boy Meets Girl
297
the card in the shoe\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Card in the Shoe
300
rub-a-dub-dub\ntransformation and vanish\n unknown\nvanished without a trace!\njuan tamariz
1940
Unknown
Rub-A-Dub-Dub
Variations
301
the card through the magazine\nbottom placement\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Card Through the Magazine
302
mercury's card\nfolded\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Mercury's Card
303
mercury fold\nfourths, mention of malini's "card to mouth"\n unknown\nfold for card: scarne\njohn scarne\nfolded under pressure\nasi wind
1940
Unknown
Mercury Fold
Related toVariations
304
folding a card\nsixth, palm\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Folding a Card
305
the danbury deliver\nfingertip peek\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
The Danbury Deliver
307
a card for pegasus\ncard to vest\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A Card for Pegasus
307
double discovery\ntwo-card catch\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Double Discovery
308
everywhere and nowhere\ntwo duplicates\n unknown\nthe mechanical strength of thought\narturo de ascanio
1940
Unknown
Everywhere and Nowhere
Variations
309
two card catch\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Two Card Catch
309
lazy man's card to pocket\n\nc. o. williams\n unknown\na psychological impossibility\n unknown\nselected card vanishes to pocket\njohn scarne\njohnny albenice
1940
C. O. Williams , Unknown
Lazy Man's Card to Pocket
Related to
313
top change\nfrom end grip\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Top Change
313
mcmillen's card from pocket\ncard apparently removed from inside pocket, really from deck\njack mcmillen
1940
Jack McMillen
McMillen's Card from Pocket
314
the vanishing pack\nwith handkerchief\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Vanishing Pack
315
the double leaper\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Double Leaper
317
the dunbury delusion\n\ncharlie miller\nthe dunbury delusion improved\ncharlie miller\nthe dunbury switch\ntom gagnon\nundone delusion\nr. paul wilson
1940
Charlie Miller
The Dunbury Delusion
Related toVariations
319
impromptu location\nsaliva\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Impromptu Location
322
the obliging card\napparently mistake is made, ambitious phase\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Obliging Card
322
think of a card\nspring flourish\npaul rosini
1940
Paul Rosini
Think of a Card
324
the wheel location\ncard peeked at, fan, card withdrawn\n unknown\npeek control\ndai vernon\nmax malini
1940
Unknown
The Wheel Location
Related to
325
jog & step fan\nfan with jog or step\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Jog & Step Fan
326
wheels within wheels\nsaliva used as daub\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Wheels within Wheels
327
psycho-intelligence\ncard is put in pocket\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Psycho-Intelligence
328
the psychic stop!\nat seventh position, psychological\n unknown\npsychic backstop\njerry k. hartman
1940
Unknown
The Psychic Stop!
Related to
330
ultima thule location\nfrom fanned deck, with outs\n unknown\nultra thot card\nderek dingle
1940
Unknown
Ultima Thule Location
Related to
331
ultima thule location\nkind of km-move, bold\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Ultima Thule Location
332
an incredible location\nspectator cuts to bridge\n unknown
1940
Unknown
An Incredible Location
334
hindu shuffle glimpse\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Hindu Shuffle Glimpse
334
chrystal thought\nduplicate, mexican turnover\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Chrystal Thought
335
mental selectivity\nfive cards\ncharlie miller
1940
Charlie Miller
Mental Selectivity
336
ponsin on thought reading\nlip-reading\njean-nicholas ponsin
1940
Jean-Nicholas Ponsin
Ponsin on Thought Reading
338
risk location\nshuffle tracking\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Risk Location
339
cagliostro cuts the cards\nspectator cuts to his face up card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Cagliostro Cuts the Cards
341
a quick reversal\norder of pack is preserved\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A Quick Reversal
341
faced deck reverse location\nfair control, faced deck\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Faced Deck Reverse Location
342
reverse supreme\nmental reverse, bluff spacing in fan\nlouis zingone\nturnover divination\nal leech\nreverse english\nkarl fulves\nthe riser-zingone four-card control\nharry riser
1940
Louis Zingone
Reverse Supreme
Related toVariations
344
block of reversed cards hidden in fan\ntight fan\nlouis zingone
1940
Louis Zingone
Block of Reversed Cards hidden in Fan
345
multi-spelling trick\n"the repeat spelling of mentally selected cards"\n unknown\na little extra with the multi spell\njack avis\na little extra with the multi-spelling\njack avis
1940
Unknown
Multi-Spelling Trick
Variations
347
break transfer\nfrom pinky to overhand shuffle position\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Break Transfer
348
card on parade\nselection is spelled as final of thirteen cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Card on Parade
349
hardin plus devant\nfifteen double facers, two methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Hardin Plus Devant
351
double-faced cards\nwhole chapter with applications\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Double-Faced Cards
351
the mechanical four aces\nthree double facers\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Mechanical Four Aces
353
the radioactive aces\nthree double facers\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Radioactive Aces
356
the torn and restored card\ndouble facer, thumb tip\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Torn and Restored Card
359
the torn and restored card with a borrowed deck\nstranger card\n unknown\nstranger than fiction\nwalt lees
1940
Unknown
The Torn and Restored Card with a borrowed deck
Related to
362
the stranger card\nwhole chapter with applications\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Stranger Card
362
the ghost card\nstranger card, card is put in envelope\ntheodore annemann
1940
Theodore Annemann
The Ghost Card
363
where is it?\nstranger card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Where Is It?
364
through the tabletop\nstranger card, two methods\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Through the Tabletop
365
everywhere and nowhere with a borrowed deck\nstranger cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Everywhere and Nowhere with a Borrowed Deck
367
a stranger in the house\nstranger card, hat is far away, marked card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A Stranger in the House
370
red-black transmigration\nstranger card, nice presentation\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Red-Black Transmigration
373
touch and go\nstranger card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Touch and Go
375
palm load under top card\n\n unknown\nside trap\nj. w. sarles
1940
Unknown
Palm Load under Top Card
Related to
376
double lift from fan\nprobably vernon's\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Double Lift from Fan
377
the run around aces\nstranger card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Run Around Aces
378
introducing the stranger\nmethod of adding a stranger card to the pack\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Introducing the Stranger
379
joker-specimen card\nusing extra joker as duplicate\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Joker-Specimen Card
380
forcing a stranger card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Forcing a Stranger Card
380
double-faced cards\nusing double facers as strangers\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Double-Faced Cards
380
it must be magic\nspelling\n unknown
1940
Unknown
It Must Be Magic
382
two pile principle\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Two Pile Principle
382
tricky quickie\ncard at known number travels to pocket, see p. 412\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Tricky Quickie
384
the numerological card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Numerological Card
385
matching the packets\nspectator deals to four predetermined cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Matching the Packets
388
the seventh son\nspectator finds three mates\n unknown\nseventh son of a seventh son\njean hugard\nroberto giobbi
1940
Unknown
The Seventh Son
Variations
389
the hocus-pocus card\napparently mistake is made\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Hocus-Pocus Card
390
do as i do - a new presentation\nwith prediction kicker\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Do As I Do - A New Presentation
393
contrary do as i do\nspectator is invited to be as contrary as he likes\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Contrary Do As I Do
395
the twenty-sixth location\nget-ready trick to get key in center, spelling\n unknown\nmiddle maze\nbruce elliott\nring\nr. paul wilson\nsunken riser\nharry riser
1940
Unknown
The Twenty-Sixth Location
Related toVariations
397
the twenty-sixth location\nremote key\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Twenty-Sixth Location
398
circus card trick\nto prepare for twenty-sixth location\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Circus Card Trick
398
the unwitting magician\nspectator finds thee selections\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Unwitting Magician
400
the magic of nine\nnumber of cards in pocket and selection is devined\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Magic of Nine
402
the certain card trick\n\npercy abbott
1940
Percy Abbott
The Certain Card Trick
403
fan glimpse\nfrom behind by bending corner\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Fan Glimpse
403
peeling cards\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Peeling Cards
409
making double-face cards\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Making Double-Face Cards
409
one will make six\nhow a two spot locates six cards\n unknown
1940
Unknown
One Will Make Six
411
the spectator peek\nin context of "missed" peek\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Spectator Peek
411
shiners\ntip\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Shiners
411
audicity peek\nactually for palmed card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Audicity Peek
411
card to pocket\ntip for the selection process for lazy man's...\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Card to Pocket
412
svengali shuffle\nhow to shuffle a svengali deck\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Svengali Shuffle
412
the charlier shuffle\n\n charlier
1940
Charlier
The Charlier Shuffle
412
the matchbook easel\nmethod for a nice display stand of a card\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Matchbook Easel
413
second deal aid\nroughing fluid on thumb\n unknown\ntip on second dealing\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Second Deal Aid
Related to
414
the kaufman card stand\nanother display method for stand up poker routines\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Kaufman Card Stand
414
a false count\ncount off more cards from the deck as pretended\n unknown
1940
Unknown
A False Count
415
to deal four as three\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
To Deal Four as Three
415
the carbon card\nsee title for method...\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Carbon Card
416
magic powder v. rabbit's foot\nmotivation to reach in the pocket\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Magic Powder v. Rabbit's Foot
416
false table deal\nbuckle undercount on the table\n unknown
1940
Unknown
False Table Deal
416
the card at any number\nthumb count\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Card at Any Number
417
daub\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Daub
417
set-ups\nmanagement tips\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Set-Ups
417
moistening a card\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Moistening a Card
418
the pass\ncover for seated performance\n unknown
1940
Unknown
The Pass
418
left hand bottom replacement\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Left Hand Bottom Replacement
419
the de kolta change\nsleeve rubbing cover, pips of card change to suit clothing\ndai vernon\nunload under deck\nkarl fulves
1950
Dai Vernon
The De Kolta Change
Variations
450
tips on changes\n\ndai vernon
1950
Dai Vernon
Tips on Changes
451
multiple card control\nhindu shuffle and crimp/locator\ndai vernon\nmultiple card control\nj. b. bobo\ndai vernon's multiple card control\ndai vernon\nroberto giobbi
1950
Dai Vernon
Multiple Card Control
Related toVariations
453
friction bottom slip cut\n\n unknown
1940
Unknown
Friction Bottom Slip Cut
454
hand-to-hand card transfer\nclassic to classic\ndai vernon
1950
Dai Vernon
Hand-to-Hand Card Transfer
455
the peregrinating pip\npip is transfered from five to two\ndai vernon\nthe paintbrush change\ndai vernon\ntete a tete\npeter duffie
1950
Dai Vernon
The Peregrinating Pip
Related toAlso published here
457
the all backs\n\ndai vernon\nall backs and additions\ndai vernon\nbob read\nall-backs\narturo de ascanio\nall backs get-ready\nroberto giobbi
1950
Dai Vernon
The All Backs
Related toVariations
459
paddle move turnover\n\ndai vernon\nlittle finger turnover\nbruce cervon
1950
Dai Vernon
Paddle Move Turnover
Variations
461
insertion of the cards\nalternative to diagonal insertion, getting a break underneath out-jogged card\ndai vernon\ninsertion break\nedward marlo\nin lieu of the diagonal push-in\ndai vernon
1950
Dai Vernon
Insertion of the Cards
Related to
464
right hand side steal\n\ndr. jacob daley
1950
Dr. Jacob Daley
Right Hand Side Steal
467
left hand side steal\n\ndr. jacob daley
1950
Dr. Jacob Daley
Left Hand Side Steal
468
double peek and bilateral side steal\ntwo breaks\ndr. jacob daley
1950
Dr. Jacob Daley
Double Peek and Bilateral Side Steal
470
longitudinal side steal and transfer\n\ndr. jacob daley
1950
Dr. Jacob Daley
Longitudinal Side Steal and Transfer
471
applied misdirection\nfor the side steal\ndr. jacob daley
1950
Dr. Jacob Daley
Applied Misdirection
473