the cards being cut, to tell whether the number cut is odd or even \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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The Cards being Cut, to tell whether the Number Cut is Odd or Even
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1876
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Modern Magic
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51
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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
tricks with cards
Charlier
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Artificial Spiritualism
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
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63
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odd-even divination \n performer knows whether cut-off number is odd or even \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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Odd-Even Divination
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
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77
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new numerical trick with cards \n three heaps formed while performer is blindfolded according to some mathematical instructions, performer in the end know amount of cards in center pile \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
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New Numerical Trick with Cards
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1890
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More Magic
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25
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further illustration \n naming position of any card or card at any position \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
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Further Illustration
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1890
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More Magic
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79
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gerade oder ungerade \n no. 3, packet of cards is counted as an odd or even number, depending on what the spectator wishes, two cards stuck together with "weak rubber solution, soap or onion juice" \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Gerade oder Ungerade
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1895
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Der Kartenkünstler
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5
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der wahrsagende würfel \n no. 15, deck cut into six piles by spectator, number chosen with die, selection is in designated pile, card palmed out and added onto correct pile \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Der wahrsagende Würfel
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1895
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Der Kartenkünstler
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106
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gerade oder ungerade \n performer knows if cut-off pile has odd or even number of cards, red-black alternating \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Gerade oder ungerade
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1896
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Der moderne Kartenkünstler
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89
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das mathematische mischen - 3. \n third application, position of top card named after three "shuffles" \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Das mathematische Mischen - 3.
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1896
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Der moderne Kartenkünstler
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120
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predestination \n two packs, one spectator thinks of card and its position, predicted number is counted down in other deck, card there matches first selection \n unknown \n die prädestinationsgabe \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n die magische einwirkung \n unknown \n the mind-reader \n edward bagshawe
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
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Predestination
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Related toAlso published here
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1897
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New Era Card Tricks
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192
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die magische einwirkung \n two packs, one spectator thinks of card and its position, predicted number is counted down in other deck, card there matches first selection, translation by john willmann \n unknown \n predestination \n unknown
1900
die zauberwelt
Unknown
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Die magische Einwirkung
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Also published here
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Apr. 1900
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 6 No. 4)
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51
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zur karten-piéce "die wievielte karte!" \n simplified method \n robert lenz \n "die wievielte karte?" \n david tobias bamberg
1900
die zauberwelt
Robert Lenz
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Zur Karten-Piéce "Die wievielte Karte!"
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Inspired by
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Nov. 1900
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 6 No. 11)
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166
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knowing position of any named card \n \n s. w. erdnase
1902
the expert at the card table
S. W. Erdnase
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Knowing Position of any named Card
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1902
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The Expert at the Card Table
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182
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zu erraten, wie viele karten eine person der gesellschaft im geheimen einem spiel entnahm und wieder zu demselben legte \n spectator takes a number of cards from bottom of deck and places them on top, one card chosen and its value matches the amount of moved cards \n carl willmann \n zum erraten der karten \n eduard w. lufa
1902
die zauberwelt
Carl Willmann
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Zu erraten, wie viele Karten eine Person der Gesellschaft im Geheimen einem Spiel entnahm und wieder zu demselben legte
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Variations
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Sep. 1902
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 8 No. 9)
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132
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zum erraten der karten \n \n eduard w. lufa \n zu erraten, wie viele karten eine person der gesellschaft im geheimen einem spiel entnahm und wieder zu demselben legte \n carl willmann
1902
die zauberwelt
Eduard W. Lufa
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Zum Erraten der Karten
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1902
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 8 No. 10)
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159
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eine übernatürliche uebereinstimmung \n card chosen and lost, dominoes placed together by spectator, endpoint indicate suit and value and added up the position of the selection \n hugo schrader \n "unerreicht!" (conradis der kartenkünstler im xx. jahrhundert, p. 81)
1904
der zauberspiegel
Hugo Schrader
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Eine übernatürliche Uebereinstimmung
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Inspired by- "Unerreicht!" (Conradis Der Kartenkünstler im XX. Jahrhundert, p. 81)
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May 1904
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Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 4 No. 5)
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70
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third method \n four cards laid out on table, spectator throws die and counts to card which is selection \n unknown
1909
the art of magic
Unknown
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Third Method
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1909
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The Art of Magic
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44
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the transposed cards \n done with full deck, performer divines the number of cards put form one half to another \n ziska \n ziska improved \n gerald kosky \n a trick without a clue \n rolland hamblen
1909
the art of magic
Ziska
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The Transposed Cards
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Related toVariations
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1909
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The Art of Magic
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49
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die sympathetischen zahlen \n spectator stops while performer deals cards on table, then four people select a card, selections are the four tens which match amount of dealt cards, number is also predicted on a piece of paper \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n sympathetic numbers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1910
kartenkünste
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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Die sympathetischen Zahlen
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Also published here
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1910
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Kartenkünste
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4
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to tell the card thought of by arranging the cards in a circle \n ace through ten in a circle, on through of and after some counting divined \n unknown
1911
modern card manipulation
Unknown
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To tell the Card thought of by arranging the Cards in a Circle
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1911
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Modern Card Manipulation
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96
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odd or even \n no. 11, spectator cuts off pile and spectator divined whether it's an odd or even number \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Odd or Even
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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42
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the spirit mathematician \n no. 2, half deck in performer's pocket, card with same suit and cards who add up to same domination as selection are produced, binary (ace, two, four, eight) \n charles t. jordan \n the secret mathematician \n charles t. jordan \n arthur finley \n the complementary cards \n nate leipzig \n double time in spiritland \n stewart james
1920
ten new impromptu card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Spirit Mathematician
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Related toVariations
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1920
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Ten New Impromptu Card Tricks
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5
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improved satan's prophecy \n prediction, deck divided into two halves and a selected card vanishes from one half and appears at the position predicted in the other half \n charles t. jordan \n satan's prophecy \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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Improved Satan's Prophecy
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Related to
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Card Tricks)
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8
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the ready reckoner \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many, divided deck (clubs/diamonds and hearts/spades) \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Ready Reckoner
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Card Tricks)
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14
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count the cut \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many by taking cards with the corresponding values from pocket, si stebbins \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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Count the Cut
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Card Tricks)
|
21
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der scharfe blick \n spectator cuts any packet and performer knows if the amount of cards is even or odd \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1927
leichte zauberei
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Der scharfe Blick
|
1927
|
Leichte Zauberei
|
9
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throwing a card in the air and catching in the pack at a chosen number \n \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master manipulations
Jack Merlin
|
Throwing a Card in the Air and Catching in the Pack at a Chosen Number
|
1927/28
|
Merlin's Master Manipulations
|
14
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super mental card effect \n thought of card is found on number performer says in cut half, alternative ending, card stab \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master miracles
Jack Merlin
|
Super Mental Card Effect
|
1927/28
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Merlin's Master Miracles
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17
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dual detection \n two cards chosen by stabbing another card in the deck, deck dealt into four piles and assembled, deck cut and both cards found at two previously predicted numbers \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
Unknown
|
Dual Detection
|
1928
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Card Tricks You Will Do
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8
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discovered number \n spectator removes some cards from behind back, performer then produces card with same value as number of removed cards \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
Unknown
|
Discovered Number
|
1928
|
Card Tricks You Will Do
|
12
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counting trick \n \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
Unknown
|
Counting Trick
|
1928
|
Card Tricks You Will Do
|
14
|
|
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clock trick no. 2 \n ten cards in a circle, spectator thinks of one, then starts a counting procedure on another card that ends at his card \n walter b. gibson
1928
card tricks you will do
Walter B. Gibson
|
Clock Trick No. 2
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1928
|
Card Tricks You Will Do
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17
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the whispering joker \n spectator counts off some cards and replaces them, performer removes joker which tells him how many were counted \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
Unknown
|
The Whispering Joker
|
1928
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Card Tricks You Will Do
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17
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card and number \n card found at number the performer says \n tom sellers \n memorology \n george mcbride
1931
magical pleasantries
Tom Sellers
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Card and Number
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Related to
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1931
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Magical Pleasantries
|
22
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the number discovery \n number of cards divined à la einstein \n unknown
1933
page wright's notebook
Unknown
|
The Number Discovery
|
1933
|
Page Wright's Notebook
|
2
|
|
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eyes all around \n a selected card indicates the number of pocketed cards, repeat, set-up \n al baker \n eyes all round \n al baker
1934
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
Eyes All Around
|
Also published here
|
1934
|
The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Cardially Yours)
|
490
|
|
|
lift a few \n spectator cuts cards and replaced, performer divines number of cards, two key cards come from sleeve \n tom sellers
1934
card tricks that work
Tom Sellers
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Lift a Few
|
1934
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Card Tricks That Work
|
8
|
|
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tower bridge \n "a new bridge effect", number of cut of cards is divined by value of another selection \n louis lam
1935
would you believe it?
Louis Lam
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Tower Bridge
|
1935
|
Would You Believe It?
|
11
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|
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a card and a number \n naming name and position of selection, key card \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
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A Card and a Number
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
11
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|
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the count down \n card and its position remembered and divined, two key cards \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
The Count Down
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
12
|
|
|
a test discovery \n nail punch, naming position of selection \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
A Test Discovery
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
13
|
|
|
how many cards did i take? \n no. 31, spectator removes small number of cards and performer produces a card whose number corresponds to that number \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
Unknown
|
How Many Cards Did I Take?
|
1935
|
Card Tricks that are Easy to Learn, Easy to Do
|
30
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|
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figures can't lie \n no. 36, spectator chooses four digits and does some calculation, then he removes four cards that match the digits and pockets one, performer divines it \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
Unknown
|
Figures Can't Lie
|
1935
|
Card Tricks that are Easy to Learn, Easy to Do
|
34
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number trick \n no. 44, date addition force, using simple dealing into four piles to get the forced number to top of four piles \n unknown \n mathematical trick \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
Unknown
|
Number Trick
|
Related to
|
1935
|
Card Tricks that are Easy to Learn, Easy to Do
|
41
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the touch that tells \n performer divines number of pocketed cards with value of playing cards \n unknown
1936
the jinx
Unknown
|
The Touch that Tells
|
1936
|
The Jinx
(Issue 23)
|
146
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|
|
an insolvable mystery \n deck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position \n dai vernon \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n frederick braue \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n punched in the dark \n tom gagnon
1936
card manipulations
Dai Vernon
|
An Insolvable Mystery
|
Related toVariations
|
1936
|
Card Manipulations
(Issue 5)
|
152
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|
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the nines \n random numbers add up to nine, nines are selected \n unknown \n the nines \n unknown \n the nines ii \n nick trost
1936
card manipulations
Unknown
|
The Nines
|
Related toVariations
|
1936
|
Card Manipulations
(Issue 5)
|
156
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|
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the mind-reader \n card is mentally selected from a randomly-ordered list of cards, magician reveals he predicted position of card in deck and the card’s number-position in the list \n edward bagshawe \n predestination \n unknown
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
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The Mind-Reader
|
Related to
|
1936 ca.
|
Twenty Magical Novelties
|
23
|
|
|
fixing the date \n face cards of four packets formed by audience’s choices make up digits of randomly-chosen year, number cards \n edward bagshawe
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
|
Fixing the Date
|
1936 ca.
|
Twenty Magical Novelties
|
34
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indetecto \n divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail \n arthur h. buckley \n indetecto \n arthur h. buckley
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Arthur H. Buckley
|
Indetecto
|
Also published here
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
83
|
|
|
up your sleeve \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
|
Up Your Sleeve
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
92
|
|
|
one in ten detection \n performer finds out small thought-of number, one-way backs \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
|
One in Ten Detection
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
156
|
|
|
hourglass cards \n time on watch gives position of card, placement via dealing selection procedure \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
|
Hourglass Cards
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
181
|
|
|
coincidence extraordinary \n piles are made, number of cards in a pile is divined, mathematical \n unknown \n necromantic calculation \n rolland hamblen \n affinities \n dai vernon \n royal card discovery \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
|
Coincidence Extraordinary
|
Related to
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
187
|
|
|
necromantic calculation \n \n rolland hamblen \n coincidence extraordinary \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Rolland Hamblen
|
Necromantic Calculation
|
Inspired by
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
187
|
|
|
the transposed cards \n number of cut off cards is divined by value of a card, set-up \n ziska \n ziska improved \n gerald kosky
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ziska
|
The Transposed Cards
|
Related to
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
192
|
|
|
the circle of cards \n selection and number of counted cards are divined, set-up \n stewart judah \n celebrity search \n jack t. koopmans
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Stewart Judah
|
The Circle of Cards
|
Related to
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
192
|
|
|
a trick without a clue \n selection and number of counted cards are divined, set-up \n rolland hamblen \n spell and count \n al leech \n the transposed cards \n ziska \n a dream without a clue \n justin higham
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Rolland Hamblen
|
A Trick Without a Clue
|
Related toVariations
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
193
|
|
|
eyes all round \n a selected card indicates the number of pocketed cards, repeat, set-up \n al baker \n eyes all around \n al baker
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Al Baker
|
Eyes All Round
|
Also published here
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
193
|
|
|
ready reckoner \n spectator cuts off a packet, performer finds out how many, divided deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
|
Ready Reckoner
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
198
|
|
|
super count down \n thought-of number is dealt, performer finds it out, also with selection, red-black alternating set-up \n dai vernon \n super clairvoyant \n justin higham \n clairvoyant count-down \n justin higham \n stripper count-down \n justin higham \n clairvoyant svengali \n justin higham
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Dai Vernon
|
Super Count Down
|
Related toVariations
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
208
|
|
|
sensitive thoughts \n deck divided in red and black, number named and card thought of from different halves, performer names card and position of them \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
|
Sensitive Thoughts
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
212
|
|
|
strange coincidence \n coincidence with card values where two values add up to a third selection, stack that will force the number ten \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
|
Strange Coincidence
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
220
|
|
|
the cards and the dice \n card located via number on die, svengali deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
|
The Cards and the Dice
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
252
|
|
|
educated die \n rolled number finds card, stripper deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
|
Educated Die
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
274
|
|
|
sympathetic numbers \n coincidences with number ten, tens show up, cut off packet are ten cards, ..., stripper deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
|
Sympathetic Numbers
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
278
|
|
|
x-ray eyes \n performer know position of chosen card, short key card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
|
X-Ray Eyes
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
310
|
|
|
locating \n selection and its position named, memorized deck \n louis nikola \n locating \n louis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Louis Nikola
|
Locating
|
Also published here
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
394
|
|
|
multeffect cards \n long-short paired deck used for a routine of eighteen different effects \n val evans \n sven stebbins \n john a. novak \n r. & s. master pack \n tan hock chuan \n photographic memory \n denis behr \n riffle shuffle for the paired pack \n ellis stanyon \n historia de un descubrimiento \n juan tamariz \n a further "cw mene-tekel" variation plus ideas for its use \n chris wardle
1937
the jinx
Val Evans
|
Multeffect Cards
|
Related toVariations
|
1937
|
The Jinx
(Issue Winter Extra 1936/37)
|
177
|
|
|
controlled luck \n fifty-two numbered cardboards & cards are shuffled and read one by one until performer tells to stop, card and number combination is predicted \n newton hall \n controlled luck \n newton hall
1937
the jinx
Newton Hall
|
Controlled Luck
|
Also published here
|
1937
|
The Jinx
(Issue 30)
|
191
|
|
|
tattle tale card \n number of cards is removed by spectator, performer produces spot card that indicates that number \n edward reese
1937
the jinx
Edward Reese
|
Tattle Tale Card
|
1937
|
The Jinx
(Issue 31)
|
201
|
|
|
up and down \n selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick \n dai vernon \n card school \n roy walton \n thought processor \n george mcbride
1937
the jinx
Dai Vernon
|
Up and Down
|
Related to
|
1937
|
The Jinx
(Issue 38)
|
255
|
|
|
a matter of debit and credit \n "i have as many cards as you have, and enough....", magician twice divines correct number of cut off cards \n unknown \n estimation \n gene "phantini" grant \n speaking volumes \n david regal \n mike gallo \n a "quickie" revisited \n jack carpenter
1938
greater magic
Unknown
|
A Matter of Debit and Credit
|
Variations
|
1938
|
Greater Magic
|
157
|
|
|
the spectator does it all \n cards are put in pocket and one selected, performer divines number of pocketed cards and selection \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
|
The Spectator Does it All
|
1938
|
Greater Magic
|
226
|
|
|
a master card trick \n selection appears at predicted number \n max holden
1938
greater magic
Max Holden
|
A Master Card Trick
|
1938
|
Greater Magic
|
232
|
|
|
the up-to-date prophet \n spectator names number, performer card at that position, stacked deck \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
|
The Up-to-Date Prophet
|
1938
|
Greater Magic
|
289
|
|
|
ne plus ultra. new version \n with crystal ball four selections and their positions are named, short card and narrow card \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
|
Ne Plus Ultra. New Version
|
1938
|
Greater Magic
|
471
|
|
|
quarters from torn deck \n deck torn in quarters, performer names four positions, when counted down in the four positions there is selected card \n claude goldin
1939
the jinx
Claude Goldin
|
Quarters from Torn Deck
|
1939
|
The Jinx
(Issue 66)
|
461
|
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lost and found \n two spectators remember cards and their positions, shuffle, two other cards find selections by stabbing the pack behind back \n paul curry
1939
more card manipulations
Paul Curry
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Lost and Found
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1939
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More Card Manipulations
(Issue 2)
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36
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sensitive thoughts \n deck divided in red and black, number named and card thought of from different halves, performer names card and position of them \n theodore annemann
1939
the incorporated strange secrets
Theodore Annemann
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Sensitive Thoughts
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1939
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The Incorporated Strange Secrets
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11
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the harmony of numbers \n "an original card divertissement"
several piles made by cutting and saying stop, each pile has ten cards and a ten spot on top \n dr. h. walter grote \n sympathetic numbers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1939
the magic annual for 1938 and 1939
Dr. H. Walter Grote
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The Harmony of Numbers
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Related to
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1939
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The Magic Annual for 1938 and 1939
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28
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the magic of nine \n number of cards in pocket and selection is devined \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
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The Magic of Nine
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1940
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Expert Card Technique
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402
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open minds \n sum prediction via cards, out-to-lunch principle on deck of cards \n audley walsh \n open minds \n audley walsh
1940
the jinx
Audley Walsh
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Open Minds
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Also published here
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1940
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The Jinx
(Issue 81)
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523
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the mystic twelve \n cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force \n audley walsh \n the mystic twelve recall \n audley walsh \n jon racherbaumer \n field's zodiac card miracle \n audley walsh \n eddie fields \n memorology \n george mcbride
1940
the jinx
Audley Walsh
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The Mystic Twelve
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Related toVariations
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1940
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The Jinx
(Issue 82)
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531
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three predictions \n piles made and card moved around, then some pocketed, performer divines everything \n g. w. hunter \n main interest \n ken de courcy
1940
the jinx
G. W. Hunter
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Three Predictions
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Variations
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1940
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The Jinx
(Issue 84)
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538
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circum-location \n three cards, odd-even, identities and positions named \n don medley \n harry jordan
1940
the jinx
Don Medley, Harry Jordan
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Circum-Location
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1940
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The Jinx
(Issue 102)
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619
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ziska improved \n number of moved cards & selection are divined by value of a card, set-up, marked locator \n gerald kosky \n the transposed cards \n ziska \n the transposed cards \n ziska
1940
more card manipulations
Gerald Kosky
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Ziska Improved
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Inspired byRelated to
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1940
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More Card Manipulations
(Issue 3)
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40
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lite-ning addition \n spectator removes an ace or a two face down, then a three or a four and so on, total of added values is divined \n bob hummer \n lite-ning addition \n bob hummer \n latest addition \n steve beam \n atomic weight \n steve beam \n card at any sum \n ryan schlutz \n no weigh! \n ryan schlutz \n colors by the numbers no. 1 \n ellison poland \n an oddity \n george sands \n the hummer addition principle \n bob farmer \n lite-ning addition \n bob hummer
1940
half-a-dozen hummers
Bob Hummer
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Lite-Ning Addition
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1940
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Half-A-Dozen Hummers
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5
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eine seltsame uebereinstimmung \n shuffled deck in handkerchief, performer names three cards and removes them from the deck without looking, second deck with numbers on back, numbers on backs of the three removed card match with the actual date \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n "magie" 1931.
1940
hokus pokus
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Eine seltsame Uebereinstimmung
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Also published here
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Oct. 1940
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Hokus Pokus
(Vol. 2 No. 2&3)
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6
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an impossible count \n spectators cut off packet and put in pocket, performer knows number, memorized deck \n al baker
1941
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
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An Impossible Count
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1941
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Magical Ways and Means)
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233
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the odd estate \n puzzle with a story about a will \n unknown
1941
the jinx
Unknown
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The Odd Estate
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1941
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The Jinx
(Issue 128)
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739
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weird coin \n coin borrowed, half deck dealt in four piles, top card correspond with year of coin, sum counted down, card predicted \n del cartier
1941
the jinx
Del Cartier
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Weird Coin
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1941
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The Jinx
(Issue 132)
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757
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four piles and a dollar bill \n spectator deals pile into four piles, the values on top form the year on the bill \n martin gardner
1941
after the dessert
Martin Gardner
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Four Piles and a Dollar Bill
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1941
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After the Dessert
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6
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die historia von den 15 christen und den 15 türken \n - der vater mit den stradivariousgeigen
trick for counting puzzle, every fifth is eliminated, eight cards and only red remain on the table \n hans "severus" ernst
1941
hokus pokus
Hans "Severus" Ernst
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Die Historia von den 15 Christen und den 15 Türken
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Aug. 1941
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Hokus Pokus
(Vol. 3 No. 8)
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2
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the little dictators \n spectator notes card and its position up to ten, three dice are thrown, the total gives position of card \n dai vernon
1941/49
select secrets
Dai Vernon
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The Little Dictators
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1941/49
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Select Secrets
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25
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your age will find you out \n spectator takes card at position of his age, card and age divined \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
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Your Age Will Find You Out
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1942
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Greater Card Tricks
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29
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the tekka card trick \n four amounts of cards divined after lots of dealing and pile-making, aces as key cards distributed in deck \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
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The Tekka Card Trick
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1942
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Greater Card Tricks
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33
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up and down \n selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick \n dai vernon
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Dai Vernon
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Up and Down
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1943
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Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
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8
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tattle tale card \n number of cards is removed by spectator, performer produces spot card that indicates that number \n edward reese
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Edward Reese
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Tattle Tale Card
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1943
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Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
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70
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the touch that tells \n performer divines number of pocketed cards with value of playing cards \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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The Touch That Tells
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1943
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Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
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71
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to know how many cards are taken from the deck \n cards taken in a group, cut deck at location of removal and sight top and bottom cards, magician says number of cards drawn and names each one \n john mulholland
1944
the art of illusion
John Mulholland
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To Know How Many Cards Are Taken From the Deck
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1944
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The Art of Illusion
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50
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open minds \n sum prediction via cards, out-to-lunch principle on deck of cards \n audley walsh \n open minds \n audley walsh
1944
practical mental effects
Audley Walsh
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Open Minds
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Also published here
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1944
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Practical Mental Effects
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286
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controlled luck \n fifty-two numbered cardboards & cards are shuffled and read one by one until performer tells to stop, card and number combination is predicted \n newton hall \n controlled luck \n newton hall
1944
practical mental effects
Newton Hall
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Controlled Luck
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Also published here
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1944
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Practical Mental Effects
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309
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the "all clear" card transformation \n card and its position remembered, deck cut and card at same position removed, first selection is found odd-backed and reversed at same position as the second selection has spots \n stewart james
1944
jamesosophy
Stewart James
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The "All Clear" Card Transformation
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1944
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Jamesosophy
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6
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little stranger \n spectator places some red cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines numbers \n bob hummer \n hummer's little stranger \n bob hummer \n the red and black computation \n ken de courcy \n marble memories \n barrie richardson \n selected suit divination \n tom craven
1945
little stranger
Bob Hummer
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Little Stranger
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1945
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Little Stranger
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1
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the unexpected ending \n experiment no. 9 - two selections, one turns over, other is counted to \n arthur h. buckley
1946
card control
Arthur H. Buckley
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The Unexpected Ending
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1946
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Card Control
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159
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shorty \n performer knows how many cards are in spectator's pocket \n herb runge
1946
the phoenix 101-150
Herb Runge
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Shorty
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1946
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The Phoenix 101-150
(Issue 113)
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454
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hummer's 18 card mystery \n spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards, see collected secrets for links to variations \n bob hummer \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer
1946
face up face down mysteries
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
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Also published here
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1946
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Face Up Face Down Mysteries
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1
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the prediction \n performer knows card at named number, partial stack, part of "marlo's miracle routine" \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades
Edward Marlo
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The Prediction
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1947
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Marlo In Spades
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15
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piano trick \n \n unknown
1948
the royal road to card magic
Unknown
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Piano Trick
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1948
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The Royal Road to Card Magic
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106
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revello card circle \n thirteen cards and a lot of counting \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic
George G. Kaplan
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Revello Card Circle
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1948
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The Fine Art of Magic
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67
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indetecto \n divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail ("nail marking") \n arthur h. buckley \n indetecto \n arthur h. buckley
1948
the card expert entertains
Arthur H. Buckley
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Indetecto
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Also published here
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1948
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The Card Expert Entertains
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87
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five nine king \n card chosen, three piles arranged as in poker player's picnic, on top of the piles are then the mates that match the selection \n martin gardner
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Martin Gardner
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Five Nine King
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1949
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52 Amazing Card Tricks
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11
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tap, tap \n cards dealt in 4x4 square, spectator removes a bunch of cards and deals other cards in square formation as performer taps on the cards, value on last tap matches number of removed cards \n paul rosini \n tap \n paul rosini
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Paul Rosini
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Tap, Tap
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Also published here
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1949
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52 Amazing Card Tricks
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36
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through the beat of the pulse \n selection is lost and deck divided into two piles, performer knows in which pile card is and also exact position \n eddie joseph
1949 ca.
15 exciting minutes with a borrowed deck
Eddie Joseph
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Through the Beat of the Pulse
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1949 ca.
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15 Exciting Minutes with a Borrowed Deck
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1
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topsy-turvy deck \n no. 26, deck of face up/down cards split into two by performer, each half has equal number of face up cards \n bob hummer
1950
scarne on card tricks
Bob Hummer
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Topsy-Turvy Deck
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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49
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double duty \n no. 39, spectator secretly transfers a number of cards (one to ten) to magician's packet, magician produces card with same value \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
John Scarne
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Double Duty
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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71
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double revelation \n no. 66, divine selection and number of pocketed cards \n herb runge \n george pearce \n ande furlong \n the psychic number \n john scarne \n herb runge
1950
scarne on card tricks
Herb Runge, George Pearce, Ande Furlong
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Double Revelation
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Related to
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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120
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the traveling card \n no. 74, ace to king stack \n jack miller
1950
scarne on card tricks
Jack Miller
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The Traveling Card
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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135
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leipzig's pocket card trick \n no. 121, performer finds spectator's selection and divines number of cards in spectator's pocket \n nate leipzig
1950
scarne on card tricks
Nate Leipzig
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Leipzig's Pocket Card Trick
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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235
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thurston's card mystery \n no. 122, performer with back turned divines number of cards remaining on table \n howard thurston
1950
scarne on card tricks
Howard Thurston
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Thurston's Card Mystery
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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236
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si stebbins' master tricks \n no. 133, multi-phase routine using stebbins. \n si stebbins
1950
scarne on card tricks
Si Stebbins
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Si Stebbins' Master Tricks
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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257
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math \n performer names selection of position, sort of early anti-faro \n bruce elliott
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250
Bruce Elliott
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Math
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1950
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The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 208)
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832
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the "tobba" mystery \n spectator removes some cards and remembers card at same position, deck cut, then performer counts basically whole deck before revealing card and number \n eddie joseph \n the lost and the found \n jim steinmeyer \n eddie joseph \n a study in scarlet and black \n jim steinmeyer \n eddie joseph \n alan stockwell
1950
eddie's dumbfounders with cards
Eddie Joseph
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The "Tobba" Mystery
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Variations
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1950
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Eddie's Dumbfounders with Cards
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2
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tap \n cards dealt in 4x4 square, spectator removes a bunch of cards and deals other cards in square formation as performer taps on the cards, value on last tap matches number of removed cards \n paul rosini \n tap, tap \n paul rosini
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
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Tap
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Also published here
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1950
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Magical Gems
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66
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evens \n spectator removes two even cards, subtracts them, takes that many cards, remembers new top card and shuffles deck, performer divines even cards, pocketed number and selection, clocking with even cards for two removed cards \n toni koynini
1951
toni koynini's card miracles
Toni Koynini
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Evens
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1951
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Toni Koynini's Card Miracles
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24
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the secret number \n card counted to from reference card \n edward marlo
1952
control systems
Edward Marlo
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The Secret Number
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1952
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Control Systems
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105
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mind reading \n spectator thinks of a number and remembers the card on it's position, after the performer fails to find it, the spectator finds his card at the number turned over \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic
Bill Simon
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Mind Reading
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1952
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Effective Card Magic
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145
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the zodiac card miracle \n card divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket \n eddie fields \n the zodiac card mystery \n eddie fields
1952
the last word on cards
Eddie Fields
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The Zodiac Card Miracle
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Also published here
|
1952
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The Last Word on Cards
|
28
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you tell them everything \n spectator pockets some cards and remembers a card at the same position as the number of pocketed cards, performer stops dealing at selection and names number of pocketed cards \n w. f. "rufus" steele
1952
the last word on cards
W. F. "Rufus" Steele
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You Tell Them Everything
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1952
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The Last Word on Cards
|
33
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tell and spell \n one spectator pockets some cards and two spectators remember a card at a number, both cards are found and number of pocketed cards named \n w. f. "rufus" steele \n robert parrish \n the weigle version \n oscar weigle
1952
the last word on cards
W. F. "Rufus" Steele, Robert Parrish
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Tell and Spell
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Variations
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1952
|
The Last Word on Cards
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34
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back in place \n spectator remembers card and its position and places that many more cards on top, performer returns card to original position below table \n unknown
1952
the last word on cards
Unknown
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Back in Place
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1952
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The Last Word on Cards
|
38
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right hand, left hand \n packet cut off, counted and digits added, spectator ends up with some cards in either hand and performer gives both numbers, 9-force \n unknown
1952
the last word on cards
Unknown
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Right Hand, Left Hand
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1952
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The Last Word on Cards
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43
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mike and ike \n spectator removes any number card mates, puts any two cards on top and then counts twice the value of the mates on top, all is placed on deck, performer removes some cards behind his back and deals them out on the table, then he finds the mates, the selections and the amount of cards placed onto them
- variation (using two different-colored decks) \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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Mike and Ike
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1954
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First Call To Cards
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1
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seven wonders \n several cards are chosen via dealing packets themes around the number seven, they are eventually found \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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Seven Wonders
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1954
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First Call To Cards
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4
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the deckspert \n spectator cuts off cards and puts some of them in one pocket and some in the other, card at position of total of cards in one pocket is remembered, performer changes order of deck, then card is at position of total of cards in other pocket \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
|
The Deckspert
|
1954
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First Call To Cards
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10
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matching the colors \n deck shuffled face up and face down, magician can separate into two piles containing the same number of face up cards. alternative is to shuffle red and black cards. \n bob hummer
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Bob Hummer
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Matching the Colors
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1956
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Mathematics, Magic And Mystery
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17
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hummer's reversal mystery \n cato trick, magician can name correctly number of face up cards after cut and turn over procedure. oscar weigle variation: colors are also separated \n bob hummer \n oscar weigle \n the little moonies \n bob hummer \n stitches in time \n stephen tucker
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Bob Hummer, Oscar Weigle
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Hummer's Reversal Mystery
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Variations
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1956
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Mathematics, Magic And Mystery
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17
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sorcerer's seven \n performer talks about the number seven, spectator puts a card in the deck, cards next to it equals seven, variation where all four cards are stabbed into the deck (rusduck), see credits in no. 8 \n charles hudson \n research division \n russell "rusduck" duck \n stewart james \n trost on hudson's "sorcerer's sevens" \n nick trost
1957
the cardiste
Charles Hudson
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Sorcerer's Seven
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Related toVariations
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1957
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The Cardiste
(Issue 3)
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9
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magical seven \n selection reversed in face-up portion travels down into lower face-down portion into seventh position, five phases/methods \n edward marlo \n mystic seven \n peter duffie \n disco \n david britland \n faith counter \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n combined forces \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
1958
the magic seven
Edward Marlo
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Magical Seven
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Related toVariations
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1958
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The Magic Seven
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2
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magic sum \n sum of added values is divined, using a card stand \n allessandro
1958
ireland's yearbooks
Allessandro
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Magic Sum
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1958
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Ireland's Yearbooks
(Issue Yearbook 1958)
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15
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diencidence \n three chosen cards reveal two numbers chosen with a die and total \n jack avis
1961
ireland's yearbooks
Jack Avis
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Diencidence
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1961
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Ireland's Yearbooks
(Issue Yearbook 1961)
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64
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a deck of cards and a miracle \n deck is cut and a card named, performer names position \n robert g. tripp \n not so remote viewing! \n paul hallas
1961
still more miracles in mentalism
Robert G. Tripp
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A Deck of Cards and a Miracle
|
Variations
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1961
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Still More Miracles in Mentalism
|
61
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no looking \n two cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, then named \n alex elmsley \n brownwaves i \n alex elmsley
1962
close-up card magic
Alex Elmsley
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No Looking
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Related to
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
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72
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two-gether \n two cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, appear at same position in two piles \n howard schwarzman
1962
close-up card magic
Howard Schwarzman
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Two-Gether
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
|
116
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vernon super count down \n thought-of number is dealt, performer finds it out, also with selection, red-black alternating set-up \n dai vernon \n super duplex count-down \n peter duffie
1962
early vernon
Dai Vernon
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Vernon Super Count Down
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Variations
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1962
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Early Vernon
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23
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on the re-stacking pack \n two spectators decide for numbers and remember the cards at their number four times with faros in between, each has a four of a kind \n edward marlo \n the restacking pack \n alex elmsley
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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On the Re-Stacking Pack
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Inspired by
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1964
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Faro Controlled Miracles
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18
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another effect is the following \n as a number force or book test \n edward marlo \n the restacking pack \n alex elmsley
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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Another Effect is the Following
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Inspired by
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1964
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Faro Controlled Miracles
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19
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hummer addition \n spectator reverses some cards, below table magician reverses more so named total is achieved, as kicker all are one color \n harry lorayne \n face up prediction \n bob hummer \n hummer addition \n harry lorayne
1965
my favorite card tricks
Harry Lorayne
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Hummer Addition
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Inspired byAlso published here
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1965
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My Favorite Card Tricks
|
30
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the card pyramid \n mathematical layout of spot cards, end result is predicted, for waters credit see reference \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters \n mathematically inclined \n l. vosburgh lyons \n thomas alan waters \n babel \n karl fulves \n die kartenpyramide \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters
1967
deck-sterity
Harry Lorayne, Thomas Alan Waters
|
The Card Pyramid
|
Related toAlso published here
|
1967
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Deck-Sterity
|
45
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triangle card trick \n card version, final value predicted \n bruce cervon \n mathematically inclined \n l. vosburgh lyons \n thomas alan waters
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Bruce Cervon
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Triangle Card Trick
|
Related to
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Mar. 1967
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 2 No. 5)
|
88
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red magic \n spectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number \n peter alexis \n red magic variation \n bruce cervon \n earl keyser \n hummer's little stranger \n bob hummer \n red magic \n karl fulves \n rot-schwarze magie \n peter alexis
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Peter Alexis
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Red Magic
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
June 1967
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 2 No. 8)
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103
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red magic variation \n spectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number \n bruce cervon \n earl keyser \n red magic \n peter alexis
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Bruce Cervon, Earl Keyser
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Red Magic Variation
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1967
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 2 No. 12)
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128
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mental scales \n spectator deals amount of cards on the table, stops and remembers next card, performer cuts same amount and locates selection \n ned rutledge \n james g. thompson jr. \n mentalwaage \n ned rutledge \n james g. thompson jr.
1967
between two minds
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr.
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Mental Scales
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Also published here
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1967
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Between Two Minds
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7
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the breakdown routine \n four fours, one is placed in the deck and other three fours change into threes, repeated until one ace remains \n tom batchelor
1968
ireland's yearbooks
Tom Batchelor
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The Breakdown Routine
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1968
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Ireland's Yearbooks
(Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
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94
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the one-to-ten red and black mystery \n ten cards from ace to king are used, five red and five black cards. spectator thinks of a number and adds a number from the cards, performer produces two cards which equal the total \n bob ostin
1968
fingertip fantasies
Bob Ostin
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The One-To-Ten Red and Black Mystery
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1968
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Fingertip Fantasies
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73
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magical calculation \n shuffled deck dealt in two piles, performer announces sum of all values in one pile \n eddie fay
1969
expert card mysteries
Eddie Fay
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Magical Calculation
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1969
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Expert Card Mysteries
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22
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two - four - six - eight - find \n named number corresponds to distance between spectator's and performer's selection \n jack avis \n direct link \n alex elmsley \n bill reid
1969
expert card mysteries
Jack Avis
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Two - Four - Six - Eight - Find
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Related to
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1969
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Expert Card Mysteries
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120
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marlo re-stacking pack \n two spectators decide for numbers and remember the cards at their number four times with faros in between, each has a four of a kind \n edward marlo \n the restacking pack \n alex elmsley
1969
expert card mysteries
Edward Marlo
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Marlo Re-Stacking Pack
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Inspired by
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1969
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Expert Card Mysteries
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175
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spread correction \n performer knows position of two selections despite real riffle shuffle \n edward marlo \n spread correction \n karl fulves
1969
epilogue
Edward Marlo
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Spread Correction
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Inspired by
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1969
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Epilogue
(Issue 5)
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39
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brown-1 \n two cards show up at the same time during deal of two halves simultaneously, faro \n fred lessor
1969
epilogue
Fred Lessor
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Brown-1
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1969
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Epilogue
(Issue 7)
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54
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math teacher \n three cards are selected, values of two added equal value of third card, with large card stand \n floyd shotts \n frank novotny
1970
ireland's yearbooks
Floyd Shotts, Frank Novotny
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Math Teacher
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1970
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Ireland's Yearbooks
(Issue Yearbook 1969-70)
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128
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8 - 25 \n packets removed and counted down in some piles, two mates appear, see also p. 348 \n brian jordan \n "isochronism" (stewart james, linking ring, oct. 1952)
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Brian Jordan
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8 - 25
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Related to- "Isochronism" (Stewart James, Linking Ring, Oct. 1952)
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Jan. 1970
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 5 No. 3)
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315
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the difference & the sum \n spot cards are used for calculations multiple times, outcome predicted \n henry christ \n harry lorayne
1971
reputation-makers
Henry Christ, Harry Lorayne
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The Difference & The Sum
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1971
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Reputation-Makers
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105
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the hc difference & sum \n original handling, spot cards are used for calculations multiple times, outcome predicted \n henry christ
1971
reputation-makers
Henry Christ
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The HC Difference & Sum
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1971
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Reputation-Makers
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113
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ace-dice-ace \n position of selection is found via mathematical procedure involving dice, non-slip cut \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers
Karl Fulves
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Ace-Dice-Ace
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1971
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The Book of Numbers
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27
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faroincidence \n reversed card is at same position as selection when dealt from two packets in unison, faro, non-slip cut, "the shuffled deck is handed to you behind your back. with the cards out of sight, reverse the 25th and 26th cards from the top." good luck! \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers
Karl Fulves
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Faroincidence
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1971
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The Book of Numbers
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27
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the mystic twelve recall \n cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force \n audley walsh \n jon racherbaumer \n the mystic twelve \n audley walsh
1971
on the clock effect
Audley Walsh, Jon Racherbaumer
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The Mystic Twelve Recall
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Inspired by
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1971
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On the Clock Effect
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5
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the zodiac card mystery \n card divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket \n eddie fields \n field's zodiac card miracle \n audley walsh \n eddie fields \n zodiaclock \n roy johnson \n the zodiac card miracle \n eddie fields
1971
on the clock effect
Eddie Fields
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The Zodiac Card Mystery
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Related toAlso published here
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1971
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On the Clock Effect
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6
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zauberkunste triumph! \n based on a hofzinser trick, amount of chosen card is divined by finding the four cards with the same value, re-deal force \n bruce cervon
1971
magick
Bruce Cervon
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Zauberkunste Triumph!
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1971
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Magick
(Issue 23)
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113
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three in a million \n two decks, spec and perf select same card and cut off same amount of cards \n frank garcia \n perfect harmony \n manfred bacia \n predicted bermuda \n simon lovell
1972
million dollar card secrets
Frank Garcia
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Three in a Million
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Related toVariations
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1972
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Million Dollar Card Secrets
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32
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die-duction \n card is counted to, number arrived at with dice \n dr. leslie albert
1972
tarbell course in magic — volume 7
Dr. Leslie Albert
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Die-Duction
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1972
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Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 7
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86
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any number, any time! \n number cards from one to twenty, one card face down as prediction \n dr. dan j. alessini
1972
magick
Dr. Dan J. Alessini
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Any Number, Any Time!
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1972
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Magick
(Issue 64)
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318
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nothing to do \n assistant names selection, or position of selection in deck \n paul morris
1972
the living end
Paul Morris
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Nothing to Do
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1972
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The Living End
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39
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d/u dice \n selection in small packet is found with die, loaded \n karl fulves
1973
notes from underground
Karl Fulves
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D/U Dice
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1973
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Notes From Underground
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13
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duo dice \n two cards selected from six-card packets with dice and found \n karl fulves
1973
notes from underground
Karl Fulves
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Duo Dice
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1973
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Notes From Underground
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20
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spread correction \n performer knows position of two selections despite real riffle shuffle \n edward marlo \n spread correction \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Edward Marlo
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Spread Correction
|
Inspired by
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1973
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Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
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69
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number hummer \n four cards mixed face up face down by spectator, values of face up cards divined or predicted \n robert e. neale \n hummer - 4 \n charles hudson \n toddler \n philip t. goldstein \n robert e. neale \n "baby hummer" (charles hudson, linking ring)
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Robert E. Neale
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Number Hummer
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Inspired byRelated to
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Feb. 1973
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 8 No. 4)
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600
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el fabuloso tacto del mago \n shuffled deck in bag, a card is named and performer removes several cards which add up to named card and first card is from same suit, binary five-card set-up that combines to any card \n juan tamariz \n dr. alfredo florensa
1973
aprenda ud. magia
Juan Tamariz, Dr. Alfredo Florensa
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El Fabuloso Tacto del Mago
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1973
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Aprenda Ud. Magia
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37
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spooner's mission impossible \n card lies on table and is flicked into tabled deck next to selection, or value of that card used to count to card \n bill spooner \n stabbed in the pack \n john benzais \n harry lorayne \n stabbed in the pack \n harry lorayne
1973
wonderful routines of magic — the first addendum
Bill Spooner
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Spooner's Mission Impossible
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Inspired by
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1973
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Wonderful Routines of Magic — The First Addendum
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26
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mathematical marlo \n automatic placement, card and amount of cut-off cards is divined \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book
Edward Marlo
|
Mathematical Marlo
|
1974
|
The Unexpected Card Book
|
75
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vested power \n card selected by number and position, number and card found with spelling \n philip t. goldstein
1974
card tricks for people who don't do card tricks
Philip T. Goldstein
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Vested Power
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1974
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Card Tricks for People Who Don't Do Card Tricks
|
5
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no way \n two spectators decide on a number up to 25, first spectator counts down to that card in half the deck, performer writes down two cards, second spectator counts down, both cards match prediction \n james g. thompson jr.
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10
James G. Thompson Jr.
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No Way
|
Sep. 1974
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 9-10
(Vol. 9 No. 11)
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787
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two-gether again \n two selections at same position in two piles, duplicate \n ken krenzel
1975
afterthoughts
Ken Krenzel
|
Two-Gether Again
|
1975
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Afterthoughts
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93
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the 29th card \n faro \n harry lorayne \n penelope's principle \n alex elmsley \n rendezvous in lugano \n giorgio tarchini
1975
afterthoughts
Harry Lorayne
|
The 29th Card
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Related to
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1975
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Afterthoughts
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129
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witchcraft \n value found by down-under-deal
- method one (fairly easy)
- method two (very easy)) \n roy walton \n witchcraft \n roy walton
1975
some late extra card tricks
Roy Walton
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Witchcraft
|
Also published here
|
1975
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Some Late Extra Card Tricks
|
5
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now and then \n selection is found and number revealed, down-under-deal
- alternative procedure \n roy walton \n now and then \n roy walton
1975
some late extra card tricks
Roy Walton
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Now and Then
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Also published here
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1975
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Some Late Extra Card Tricks
|
8
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trimonition extra \n three envelopes with predictions, spectator removes some cards from deck, two cards are pocketed, coin vanishes and reappears in rest of deck at position equal to number of removed cards, card at that position as well as other two selections are predicted in envelope \n eddie joseph \n genii, apr. 1973
1975
intermagic
Eddie Joseph
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Trimonition Extra
|
Also published here
|
Nov. 1975
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Intermagic
(Vol. 3 No. 1&2)
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19
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mathematical false count \n card with value of rolled die shows up, is put in deck and returns \n karl fulves
1976
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
Mathematical False Count
|
1976
|
Epilogue
(Issue Special No 5)
|
300
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field's zodiac card miracle \n card divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket \n audley walsh \n eddie fields \n the mystic twelve \n audley walsh \n the zodiac card mystery \n eddie fields
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields
Audley Walsh, Eddie Fields
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Field's Zodiac Card Miracle
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Inspired byAlso published here
|
1976
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The Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields
|
33
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the ultra date trick \n extension to year 2000 for a prediction and a date \n nick trost \n a prediction and a date - updated \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic — part two
Nick Trost
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The Ultra Date Trick
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Inspired by
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1976
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Subtle Card Magic — Part Two
|
17
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compute-a-thot \n three spot in inserted into packet, selection is found by spelling or counting or next to three \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic — part two
Nick Trost
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Compute-a-thot
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1976
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Subtle Card Magic — Part Two
|
33
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the card revealed \n no. 28, spectator thinks of small number and card, both divined, two key cards \n j. w. sarles
1976
self-working card tricks
J. W. Sarles
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The Card Revealed
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1976
|
Self-Working Card Tricks
|
46
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pre-figured \n no. 32, calculation with value of spectator's selection divines both this selection and the performer's \n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
|
Pre-Figured
|
1976
|
Self-Working Card Tricks
|
51
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fate #1 \n no. 40, after some counting and making two packets with two dice, two black jacks show up \n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
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Fate #1
|
1976
|
Self-Working Card Tricks
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61
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fate #2 \n no. 41, card of same value as thrown dice shows up \n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
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Fate #2
|
1976
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Self-Working Card Tricks
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62
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magic by proxy \n no. 50, phone rings to give position of selection \n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
|
Magic by Proxy
|
1976
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Self-Working Card Tricks
|
75
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secret sortilege \n spectator places a random number of cards in their pocket, after some dealing and discarding, magician can tell how many cards are in their pocket \n tan hock chuan
1977
the magic of tan hock chuan
Tan Hock Chuan
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Secret Sortilege
|
1977
|
The Magic of Tan Hock Chuan
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14
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pair-a-noic \n spectator cuts off cards, two cards turn over in rest sandwiching selection and values total number of cut-off packet, set-up \n bernard bilis \n the calculating sandwich \n bernard bilis \n calculated triumph \n john f. mendoza \n bernard bilis \n karma sandwich \n zane kinkade \n bernard bilis \n perdup \n al smith
1978
apocalypse
Bernard Bilis
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Pair-A-Noic
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
Dec. 1978
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 1 No. 12)
|
136
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the self-arranging pack \n counting off random cards from shuffled deck, a ten at position ten and so on \n frederick braue \n jean-eralities \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1978
fred braue on false deals
Frederick Braue
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The Self-Arranging Pack
|
Related to
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1978
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Fred Braue on False Deals
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23
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card problems (a) \n spectator remembers card and its position, deck cut, card is still at same position, posed as a problem \n karl fulves
1978
interlocutor
Karl Fulves
|
Card Problems (A)
|
1978
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Interlocutor
(Issue 17)
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65
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by age \n forcing the card that lies at spectator's age \n ken de courcy
1978
jack's pack
Ken De Courcy
|
By Age
|
1978
|
Jack's Pack
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6
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evening the odds \n prediction reads: "there will be an even number of packets containing and odd number of cards" \n charlie randall
1979
apocalypse
Charlie Randall
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Evening The Odds
|
Oct. 1979
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 2 No. 10)
|
259
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the mate trap \n faro, two effects:
- spectator pockets number of cards, performer finds out how many
- spectator pockets number of cards, two cards in rest sandwich that number of cards \n harry lorayne \n penelope's principle \n alex elmsley
1979
quantum leaps
Harry Lorayne
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The Mate Trap
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Related to
|
1979
|
Quantum Leaps
|
222
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card school \n \n roy walton \n up and down \n dai vernon
1979
pabular
Roy Walton
|
Card School
|
Inspired by
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June 1979
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Pabular
(Vol. 5 No. 6)
|
689
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count me in \n - "two tricks"
between sandwich cards appear as many cards as the value of the selection, numerical set-up \n roy walton
1979
the chronicles
Roy Walton
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Count Me In
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1979
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 15)
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1205
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the ten to one trick \n - "two tricks"
one card between two aces, ten cards between two tens, cut into deck, number of cards corresponding to selection travels from ten to ace sandwich, numeric set-up, see also p. 1237 for credit information \n roy walton
1979
the chronicles
Roy Walton
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The Ten To One Trick
|
1979
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 15)
|
1206
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liar's stop trick \n card at number remembered, then a different number checked and the card is now there, posed as problem \n karl fulves
1979
interlocutor
Karl Fulves
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Liar's Stop Trick
|
1979
|
Interlocutor
(Issue 36)
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142
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tele-poker \n no. 9, person phoned, he deals two hands of any number of cards, after some discarding only two cards remain in one hand, which is predicted \n karl fulves \n dis-cards \n jack miller
1979
self-working mental magic
Karl Fulves
|
Tele-Poker
|
Inspired by
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1979
|
Self-Working Mental Magic
|
11
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fool i \n two cards are pushed out from spread, location of one card can be named \n steve beam \n fooled \n steve beam
1979
magic — the vanishing art
Steve Beam
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Fool I
|
Also published here
|
1979
|
Magic — The Vanishing Art
|
4
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fool ii \n two cards are pushed out from spread, identity of one card and location of other card are named \n steve beam
1979
magic — the vanishing art
Steve Beam
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Fool II
|
1979
|
Magic — The Vanishing Art
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6
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mathematical card trick \n calculator is used to find position of selection, humorous presentation \n steve beam \n mathematical card trick \n steve beam \n mathematical card trick \n steve beam
1979
magic — the vanishing art
Steve Beam
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Mathematical Card Trick
|
Also published here
|
1979
|
Magic — The Vanishing Art
|
24
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symbolike \n two sets of esp cards are placed face-up and face down into a pile and are further mixed, when divided into two piles both have same amount of face up cards, when assembled again five esp cards are face-up and five face-down \n howard a. adams
1979
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Symbolike
|
1979
|
OICUFESP
(Issue 2 - ten MORE brand new esp card miracles)
|
3
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the calculating sandwich \n total of sandwich cards equals cut of packet \n bernard bilis \n pair-a-noic \n bernard bilis
1980
french pasteboards
Bernard Bilis
|
The Calculating Sandwich
|
Also published here
|
1980
|
French Pasteboards
|
23
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come forth! \n card appears at fourth position \n karrell fox
1980
apocalypse
Karrell Fox
|
Come Forth!
|
Sep. 1980
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 3 No. 9)
|
395
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abacus \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted/divined, partial stack \n philip t. goldstein \n abacus iii \n charles hudson \n impromptu abacus \n jean-jacques sanvert \n stax-volt \n philip t. goldstein \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1980
apocalypse
Philip T. Goldstein
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Abacus
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
Oct. 1980
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 3 No. 10)
|
397
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the oj count \n with outjogged cards, spectator adds number cards he sees and gets different totals \n karl fulves \n notes for a dollar \n karl fulves
1980
color quik
Karl Fulves
|
The OJ Count
|
Related to
|
1980
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Color Quik
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20
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hummer's little stranger \n spectator places some red cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines numbers \n bob hummer \n red magic \n peter alexis \n colors revealed \n rick johnsson \n walter rollins \n little stranger \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Little Stranger
|
Related toAlso published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
6
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hummer's 18 card mystery \n spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards \n bob hummer \n still scheming \n peter duffie \n informant \n karl fulves \n 37 threes \n karl fulves \n the rule for red \n karl fulves \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
7
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lite-ning addition \n spectator removes an ace or a two face down, then a three or a four and so on, total of added values is divined (1940) \n bob hummer \n lite-ning addition \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
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Lite-Ning Addition
|
Also published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
10
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the gremlins \n cards with red and blue gremlins are shuffled, behind back performer sorts the card in two packets so amount of red gremlins in one packet is the same as blue gremlins in the other packet \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
|
The Gremlins
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
41
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9th dimension \n spectator counts matches in matchbook, card with matching number appears in chosen pile \n philip t. goldstein
1980
magick
Philip T. Goldstein
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9th Dimension
|
1980
|
Magick
(Issue 252)
|
1259
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lucky 13 \n spectator cuts to two indicator cards, which total the position of the selection, see semi-automatic card tricks for variation \n steve beam \n lucky 13 \n steve beam
1980
card tricks from mount olympus
Steve Beam
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Lucky 13
|
Related to
|
1980
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Card Tricks from Mount Olympus
|
28
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numeru \n 52 number cards, one is removed without looking and performer removes two cards, cards are placed face-up where spectator cuts, deck is shown in numerical order and cards placed at correct spot, when both numbers are added the result equals the selection \n howard a. adams
1980
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Numeru
|
1980
|
OICUFESP
(Issue 4 - esp card & mental miracles RETURN)
|
7
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the red and black computation \n spectator places some red and black cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines numbers, with selected card \n ken de courcy \n little stranger \n bob hummer
1980
cards in cabaret
Ken De Courcy
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The Red and Black Computation
|
Inspired by
|
1980
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Cards in Cabaret
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21
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david solomon's variation of ed marlo's "but what about my number?" \n spectator thinks of a small number and reverses that many cards twice in the deck, deck shuffled face-up/face-down by spectator, performer knows number of reversed cards and the spectator's number coincides with the number of red cards that are reversed \n david solomon \n "but what about my number?" (ed marlo, linking ring, july 1974)
1980
shuffle-bored
David Solomon
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David Solomon's variation of Ed Marlo's "But What About My Number?"
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Inspired by- "But What About My Number?" (Ed Marlo, Linking Ring, July 1974)
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1980
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Shuffle-Bored
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impromptu abacus \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted/divined \n jean-jacques sanvert \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1981
apocalypse
Jean-Jacques Sanvert
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Impromptu Abacus
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Inspired by
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Dec. 1981
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Apocalypse
(Vol. 4 No. 12)
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574
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riding a wave \n card travels from thought of position to other position \n danny korem \n thought waves ii \n frederick wingfield
1981
the lost pages of the kabbala
Danny Korem
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Riding a Wave
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Inspired by
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1981
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The Lost Pages of the Kabbala
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19
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shuffle time \n cards are cut in piles, numbers on top change into current time \n paul harris \n shuffle time \n paul harris \n wie spät ist es? \n bob driebeek
1981
close-up fantasies finalé
Paul Harris
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Shuffle Time
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VariationsAlso published here
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1981
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Close-up Fantasies Finalé
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43
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estimation \n "a matter of debit and credit" with blank cards, larry becker's "ghost image" deck \n gene "phantini" grant \n a matter of debit and credit \n unknown
1981
phantini's incredible mental secrets volume two
Gene "Phantini" Grant
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Estimation
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Inspired by
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1981
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Phantini's Incredible Mental Secrets Volume Two
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40
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mathematical card trick \n calculator is used to find position of selection, humorous presentation \n steve beam \n mathematical card trick \n steve beam \n mathematical card trick \n steve beam
1981
teaching an old deck new tricks
Steve Beam
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Mathematical Card Trick
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Also published here
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1981
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Teaching an Old Deck New Tricks
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4
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matheight numero \n eight cards are divided into two piles, card is removed among four cards and total can be named \n howard a. adams
1981
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Matheight Numero
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1981
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OICUFESP
(Issue 7 - Matheight Miracles)
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4
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witchcraft \n value found by down-under-deal
- method one (fairly easy)
- method two (very easy)) \n roy walton \n witchcraft \n roy walton
1981
the complete walton — volume 1
Roy Walton
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Witchcraft
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Also published here
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1981
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The Complete Walton — Volume 1
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149
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now and then \n selection is found and number revealed, down-under-deal
- alternative procedure \n roy walton \n now and then \n roy walton
1981
the complete walton — volume 1
Roy Walton
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Now and Then
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Also published here
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1981
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The Complete Walton — Volume 1
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152
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perdup \n spectator cuts off cards, he stabs a card in the deck between two cards that add up to the number of cut-off cards \n al smith \n pair-a-noic \n bernard bilis
1981
cards at bay
Al Smith
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Perdup
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Inspired by
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1981
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Cards At Bay
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2
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abacus \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted/divined, partial stack \n philip t. goldstein \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1982
thunday
Philip T. Goldstein
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Abacus
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Also published here
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1982
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Thunday
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3
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from all indications... \n four piles, top card of one pile chosen, top cards of other piles used to count down to mates of the chosen card \n simon aronson \n a simple indication \n david solomon
1982
sessions
Simon Aronson
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From All Indications...
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Variations
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1982
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Sessions
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9
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a simple indication \n four piles cut by spectator, top card of one pile chosen, top cards of other piles used to count down to mates of the chosen card \n david solomon \n from all indications... \n simon aronson
1982
sessions
David Solomon
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A Simple Indication
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Inspired by
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1982
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Sessions
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13
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lateral leap \n chosen black card ends up in red packet at same position \n karl fulves \n the unknown leaper \n charles t. jordan
1982
six impromptu card tricks
Karl Fulves
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Lateral Leap
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Related to
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1982
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Six Impromptu Card Tricks
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15
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my complicated trick \n spectator remembers small number and card at that position in one half, then position of that card after a shuffle, both halves faroed together and sum of both numbers counted down to, that card predicted \n peter kane
1982
kane
Peter Kane
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My Complicated Trick
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1982
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Kane
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45
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rooms and travellers \n eight cards are paired with ace through seven despite being one card too many, story presentation \n peter kane
1982
kane
Peter Kane
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Rooms and Travellers
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1982
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Kane
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128
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abacus iii \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted, partial stack, see credit corrections on page 864 \n charles hudson \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1983
apocalypse
Charles Hudson
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Abacus III
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Inspired by
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June 1983
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Apocalypse
(Vol. 6 No. 6)
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790
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calculated triumph \n small packet cut off, selection made and returned, deck shuffled face-up and face-down, all one way except sandwich in center with selection, sandwich cards total cut-off packet \n john f. mendoza \n bernard bilis \n pair-a-noic \n bernard bilis \n card counters \n doug canning \n prime location \n steve beam \n pseudo bilis \n peter duffie \n aldo colombini \n robin robertson \n i missed \n edward marlo \n bernard bilis
1983
the mendoza portfolio no. 1
John F. Mendoza, Bernard Bilis
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Calculated Triumph
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Inspired byVariations
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1983
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The Mendoza Portfolio No. 1
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59
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blue lightning \n no. 11, packets of cards removed from two decks and counted and added in some way, at the end three spectators have the same number of cards without it being obvious, all chose the same card if counted down \n karl fulves \n lightning strikes thrice \n stewart judah
1983
self-working number magic
Karl Fulves
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Blue Lightning
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Inspired by
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1983
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Self-Working Number Magic
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14
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mexican bingo \n no. 74, sheets with numbers, some numbers arrived at are used to spell-count down in deck, four aces found \n jack avis
1983
self-working number magic
Jack Avis
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Mexican Bingo
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1983
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Self-Working Number Magic
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97
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psychic card reading \n no. 95, nine cards given to spectator, he does a layout, removes a card and adds up the rest, performer with his back turned names the missing card \n karl fulves
1983
self-working number magic
Karl Fulves
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Psychic Card Reading
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1983
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Self-Working Number Magic
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127
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i missed \n impromptu version of bilis' "calculated triumph", packet cut off, triumph with rest, selection between two face up cards whose values add up to number of cut off cards \n edward marlo \n bernard bilis \n calculated triumph \n john f. mendoza \n bernard bilis
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5
Edward Marlo, Bernard Bilis
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I Missed
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Inspired by
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1984
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Marlo's Magazine Volume 5
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57
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counting on it \n number named, this many cards are rapidly produced, with selection \n paul cummins \n mentally count on it \n gary plants \n count me in \n gary plants \n mentally count on it \n gary plants \n very dicey \n david solomon \n how did you know? \n randy wakeman \n frank's fave \n simon lovell \n kick-counting on it! \n jon racherbaumer \n who's counting \n scott robinson \n chris sage
1984
the new york magic symposium — collection 3
Paul Cummins
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Counting On It
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Related toVariations
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1984
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The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 3
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132
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prose duplex \n based on "inverse duplex" from new tops, strange prediction effect involving numbers, automatic placement for two selections \n michael close \n stewart james
1984
epoptica
Michael Close, Stewart James
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Prose Duplex
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1984
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Epoptica
(Issue Yearbook)
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285
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chronometer cards \n cards of one suit are laid out and elimination process is used to arrive at two cards, those coincide with current time \n mitsunobu matsuyama \n martin gardner \n stebbins clock \n karl fulves
1984
epoptica
Mitsunobu Matsuyama, Martin Gardner
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Chronometer Cards
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Related to
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1984
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Epoptica
(Issue Yearbook)
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288
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television dice \n no. 9, card chosen by dice roll and it ends up at position of the rolled dice \n unknown
1984
more self-working card tricks
Unknown
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Television Dice
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1984
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More Self-Working Card Tricks
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12
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red magic \n no. 18, spectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines numbers \n karl fulves \n red magic \n peter alexis
1984
more self-working card tricks
Karl Fulves
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Red Magic
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Also published here
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1984
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More Self-Working Card Tricks
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26
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rot-schwarze magie \n spectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number \n peter alexis \n red magic \n peter alexis
1984
intermagic
Peter Alexis
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Rot-Schwarze Magie
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Also published here
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Jan. 1984
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Intermagic
(Vol. 10 No. 3&4)
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116
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farbfühlen \n performer divides deck in half, removes some card of a chosen suit, performer divines number \n unknown
1984
intermagic
Unknown
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Farbfühlen
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Jan. 1984
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Intermagic
(Vol. 10 No. 3&4)
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118
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future indicative \n deck cut in 4 packets, spectator choses top card of one pile, top cards of other piles are used to count down, mates to selection found \n philip t. goldstein
1985
best of friends — volume ii
Philip T. Goldstein
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Future Indicative
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1985
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Best of Friends — Volume II
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403
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past participle \n deck cut in four packets by spectator, spectator choses top card of one pile, top cards of other piles are used to count down, mates to selection found \n harry lorayne
1985
best of friends — volume ii
Harry Lorayne
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Past Participle
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1985
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Best of Friends — Volume II
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406
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dangling participle \n spectator cuts deck in four piles, value of top card of piles are counted down to find their mates \n harry lorayne
1985
best of friends — volume ii
Harry Lorayne
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Dangling Participle
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1985
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Best of Friends — Volume II
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410
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relationships \n deck of cards and dice are used to force letters a and d, ace of diamonds is found \n terry lagerould \n relationships plus \n harry lorayne \n relationships plus \n harry lorayne
1985
best of friends — volume ii
Terry LaGerould
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Relationships
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Variations
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1985
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Best of Friends — Volume II
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563
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relationships plus \n deck of cards and dice are used to force letters a and d, ace of diamonds is found along with other aces \n harry lorayne \n relationships \n terry lagerould \n relationships plus \n harry lorayne
1985
best of friends — volume ii
Harry Lorayne
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Relationships Plus
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Inspired byRelated to
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1985
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Best of Friends — Volume II
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565
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impossible coincidence \n card chosen, then divined on paper as well as its position (1935) \n unknown \n der zuschauer als karten-kommandant \n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
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Impossible Coincidence
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Related to
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1985
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The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 1)
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1
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insolvable mystery \n deck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position, also with stooge that names card (1942) \n dai vernon \n frederick braue \n an insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Dai Vernon, Frederick Braue
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Insolvable Mystery
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Inspired byRelated to
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1985
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The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 3)
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11
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fabrizierte zufälle \n number card from 123-deck chosen, in one deck three cards chosen with this number, duplicates found in another deck \n stewart judah
1985
intermagic
Stewart Judah
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Fabrizierte Zufälle
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July 1985
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Intermagic
(Vol. 11 No. 3&4)
|
140
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ein kabbalistisches mysterium \n number card selected from 123-deck and its position are divined \n stewart judah
1985
intermagic
Stewart Judah
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Ein kabbalistisches Mysterium
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July 1985
|
Intermagic
(Vol. 11 No. 3&4)
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143
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the discerning joker \n one of sixteen cards thought of, packet extracted with sorting rod several times ("is your card among those?"), magic age cards, selection ends up on top and joker at position of selection's value, binarial transposition \n paul swinford \n mathematics and mentalism \n alex elmsley
1986
the cyberdeck
Paul Swinford
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The Discerning Joker
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Related to
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1986
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The Cyberdeck
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20
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the wagnerian miracle \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, performer names position, estimation \n john c. wagner
1987
the commercial magic of j.c. wagner
John C. Wagner
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The Wagnerian Miracle
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1987
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The Commercial Magic of J.C. Wagner
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109
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raw deal \n selection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal \n philip t. goldstein \n raw deal \n philip t. goldstein
1987
doth
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Raw Deal
|
Also published here
|
1987
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Doth
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2
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hummer addition \n spectator reverses some cards, below table magician reverses more so named total is achieved, as kicker all are one color \n harry lorayne \n hummer addition \n harry lorayne
1987
intermagic
Harry Lorayne
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Hummer Addition
|
Also published here
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Oct. 1987
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Intermagic
(Vol. 13 No. 1)
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38
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mentalwaage \n spectator deals amount of cards on the table, stops and remembers next card, performer cuts same amount and locates selection \n ned rutledge \n james g. thompson jr. \n mental scales \n ned rutledge \n james g. thompson jr.
1987
intermagic
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr.
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Mentalwaage
|
Also published here
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Dec. 1987
|
Intermagic
(Vol. 13 No. 2)
|
80
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eidetic \n \n larry jennings
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Larry Jennings
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Eidetic
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1988
|
The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
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188
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die kartenpyramide \n mathematical layout of spot cards, end result is predicted, for waters credit see reference \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters \n the card pyramid \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters
1988
intermagic
Harry Lorayne, Thomas Alan Waters
|
Die Kartenpyramide
|
Also published here
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Feb. 1988
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Intermagic
(Vol. 13 No. 3)
|
127
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twice two \n packet pocketed and another one counted, spectator remembers card at that position, it is found by counting and a mate of a prediction is also found \n roy walton
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
|
Twice Two
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1988
|
The Complete Walton — Volume 2
|
164
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look homeward, angel \n card travels from bottom of deck to named postion reversed \n sam leo horowitz \n look homeward, angel \n sam leo horowitz
1989
the vernon chronicles — volume 3
Sam Leo Horowitz
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Look Homeward, Angel
|
Also published here
|
1989
|
The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 3
|
168
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the calculating deck \n \n alex scarella
1989
apocalypse
Alex Scarella
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The Calculating Deck
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Feb. 1989
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 12 No. 2)
|
1603
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raw deal \n selection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal \n philip t. goldstein \n raw deal \n philip t. goldstein
1989
a phil goldstein collection
Philip T. Goldstein
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Raw Deal
|
Also published here
|
1989
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A Phil Goldstein Collection
|
77
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the secret \n twelve-card packet, spectator remembers a card and its position and moves cards around, performer is able to restore original order \n karl fulves
1989
easy-to-do card tricks for children
Karl Fulves
|
The Secret
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1989
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Easy-to-Do Card Tricks for Children
|
36
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how did you know? \n number named, this many cards are rapidly produced, with selection \n randy wakeman \n counting on it \n paul cummins
1989
randy wakeman presents
Randy Wakeman
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How Did You Know?
|
Inspired by
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1989
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Randy Wakeman Presents
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29
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would it be a miracle? \n named number corresponds to distance between spectator's and performer's selection \n harry lorayne \n direct link \n alex elmsley \n bill reid \n would it be a miracle? \n harry lorayne
1990
trend setters
Harry Lorayne
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Would It Be A Miracle?
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Related toAlso published here
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1990
|
Trend Setters
|
39
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a double prediction \n spectator cuts off packet, amount of cards and card cut to are predicted, three methods \n ken simmons
1990
finally!
Ken Simmons
|
A Double Prediction
|
1990
|
Finally!
|
18
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flash cards \n mathematical problem posed with cards, solution by card jumping out from the deck \n anthony lindan \n "flash cards" in anthony lindan's "the leaper explored"
1990
the minotaur
Anthony Lindan
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Flash Cards
|
Also published here- "Flash Cards" in Anthony Lindan's "The Leaper Explored"
|
1990
|
The Minotaur
(Vol. 2 No. 3)
|
6
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a number for fast company \n spectator cuts selections into deck, performer names its position and cuts off that many cards, crimp, memorized deck \n edward marlo \n card and number \n harry blackstone
1991
the olram file
Edward Marlo
|
A Number For Fast Company
|
Related to
|
1991
|
The Olram File
(Issue 3)
|
12
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out of sorts \n strange coincidence in which the position of selection in packet is determined with value sequence in another packet, based on andre robert's "titan" (magigram march 81) \n edward marlo
1991
the olram file
Edward Marlo
|
Out of Sorts
|
1991
|
The Olram File
(Issue 8)
|
10
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cut-up \n amount of cut cards is divined and card changes into selection \n larry west
1991
the minotaur
Larry West
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Cut-Up
|
1991
|
The Minotaur
(Vol. 3 No. 4)
|
8
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the plot thickens \n selection appears at sum of three values after dealing piles, faro \n roy walton \n twisting the plot \n larry jennings \n randall flag \n r. paul wilson
1991
profile
Roy Walton
|
The Plot Thickens
|
Inspired byVariations
|
Aug. 1991
|
Profile
(Issue 3)
|
1
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adding the pips \n deck cut in three piles by spectator, performer puts out a few cards from center packet that add up to number of cards in outer piles \n t. page wright
1991
page wright's manuscript
T. Page Wright
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Adding the Pips
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1991
|
Page Wright's Manuscript
|
174
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sybil the trick \n number up to twenty named, packet of that size produced with flourish cut, previous selection is on the bottom of that packet, number also predicted \n chris kenner \n sybil the impromptu trick \n john graham \n sybil the stage trick \n john graham
1992
totally out of control
Chris Kenner
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Sybil The Trick
|
Variations
|
1992
|
Totally Out Of Control
|
157
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ten/four \n at the end some coincidences occur \n richard vollmer
1992
apocalypse
Richard Vollmer
|
Ten/Four
|
Dec. 1992
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 15 No. 12)
|
2156
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bar room bingo \n cards distributed in six glasses, two glasses selected, aim is to get near 14 but not over \n karl fulves
1992
deceptive practices
Karl Fulves
|
Bar Room Bingo
|
1992
|
Deceptive Practices
|
22
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discoveries - the count-down \n chapter intro \n frederick braue
1992
the fred braue notebooks
Frederick Braue
|
Discoveries - The Count-Down
|
1992
|
The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 6)
|
25
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doppelganger \n spectator counts to any position and remembers next card, card found and position divined \n roy walton \n reflected thoughts \n andrew galloway \n deliberation \n peter duffie
1992
profile
Roy Walton
|
Doppelganger
|
Inspired byVariations
|
Apr. 1992
|
Profile
(Issue 7)
|
5
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unstacked indication \n deck cut in four piles, top card of chosen pile turned over, top card of other piles used to count down to match first card \n edward marlo
1993
the olram file
Edward Marlo
|
Unstacked Indication
|
1993
|
The Olram File
(Issue 15)
|
8
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lucky 13 \n spectator cuts to two indicator cards, which total the position of the selection \n steve beam \n lucky 13 \n steve beam
1993
semi-automatic card tricks
Steve Beam
|
Lucky 13
|
Related to
|
1993
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks
|
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