conveyance of cards and dice\nmentioning card tricks and principles without details
- divided cards
- advantage dice by cutting off a strip
- "nipping" (punch?), corner crimp, dots\nhocus pocus junior
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered Hocus Pocus Junior
Conveyance of Cards and Dice
mentioning card tricks and principles without details
- divided cards
- advantage dice by cutting off a strip
- "nipping" (punch?), corner crimp, dots
to name the article taken by each of four persons\nfour objects pocketed while performer is out of room, but linked to four memorized punch-marked cards\n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
To name the Article taken by each of Four Persons
four objects pocketed while performer is out of room, but linked to four memorized punch-marked cards
sämtliche bilderkarten eines spieles mit verbundenen augen aufzufinden\nno. 35, all picture cards found blindfolded\n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Sämtliche Bilderkarten eines Spieles mit verbundenen Augen aufzufinden
non plus ultra\nno. 49, spectator removes three cards from new deck and places them under handkerchief, performer touches cards through handkerchief, they are replaced and found, punched through handkerchief\n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Non plus ultra
No. 49, spectator removes three cards from new deck and places them under handkerchief, performer touches cards through handkerchief, they are replaced and found, punched through handkerchief
non plus ultra\neine kartensoirée no. 7
four cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly with needle attached to ring\n unknown
1895
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Non plus ultra
Eine Kartensoirée No. 7
four cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly with needle attached to ring
könige, damen und buben\npicture cards shuffled and placed underneath handkerchief, performer produces all kings, queens and jacks without looking, two methods\n unknown\napparent second sight\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Könige, Damen und Buben
picture cards shuffled and placed underneath handkerchief, performer produces all kings, queens and jacks without looking, two methods
non plus ultra\nseveral cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly\nfriedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
Non plus ultra
several cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly
noli me tangere\nseveral cards on table, spectators turn cards end for end and performer identifies which ones, one-way punch mark\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Noli me tangere
several cards on table, spectators turn cards end for end and performer identifies which ones, one-way punch mark
die geheimnisvollen würfel\n- two dice thrown and sum counted to repeatedly until deck is divided in two halves, they're separated in red and black
- red and black separation by performer without dice but crimp or punch instead\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Die geheimnisvollen Würfel
- two dice thrown and sum counted to repeatedly until deck is divided in two halves, they're separated in red and black
- red and black separation by performer without dice but crimp or punch instead
apparent second sight\nfreely chosen cards are located behind back, secret punching of selections through handkerchief\n unknown\nkönige, damen und buben\n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
Apparent Second Sight
freely chosen cards are located behind back, secret punching of selections through handkerchief
kartenzauber\ncorner of a card torn off, it restores visually, two selections shuffled back, one of the selections appears in a glass container, punch with paper weight that is sitting on card at one point\na. j.
1904
die zauberwelt A. J.
Kartenzauber
corner of a card torn off, it restores visually, two selections shuffled back, one of the selections appears in a glass container, punch with paper weight that is sitting on card at one point
indetecto\ndivining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail\narthur h. buckley
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Arthur H. Buckley
Indetecto
divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail
the perfect stack\nwithout adjustment, three aces are dealt to a player for two to eight players, punch deal\nedward marlo
1947
marlo in spades Edward Marlo
The Perfect Stack
without adjustment, three aces are dealt to a player for two to eight players, punch deal
under more! table\nseveral methods for finding a card selected under a table\ngeorge blake\nunder the table\nclayton rawson
1949
the phoenix 151-200 George Blake
Under More! Table
several methods for finding a card selected under a table
aces and kings or jacks and queens - the multiple combination\npunch deal, ginving spectators choice up to 4 sets, punch in different positions\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
Aces and Kings or Jacks and Queens - The Multiple Combination
punch deal, ginving spectators choice up to 4 sets, punch in different positions
one way combination deal\ndealing full house, three pairs to choose from, punch, edgemark, one way\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
One Way Combination Deal
dealing full house, three pairs to choose from, punch, edgemark, one way
further adventures of punch\ndealing almost any full house called for, all cards punched, method how to punch\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Further Adventures of Punch
dealing almost any Full House called for, all cards punched, method how to punch
combination one-way punch and scratch\nboth punch and scratch indicate one-way feature, full house deal\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Combination One-Way Punch and Scratch
both punch and scratch indicate one-way feature, full house deal
vagrant's challenge location\npunching a card through clothing with pin in wallet\ndai vernon\n unknown\nthe wallet punch\ndai vernon\n unknown
1984
epoptica Dai Vernon, Unknown
Vagrant's Challenge Location
punching a card through clothing with pin in wallet
the brail deck\nmarking system by making indentations (similar to punching cards)\nstephen tucker
1984
the card-mad-gic of stephen tucker Stephen Tucker
The Brail Deck
Marking system by making indentations (similar to punching cards)
dealing location\nno. 2, card selected, performer deals through face-down card and stops at selection, performer genuinely blindfolded\nstephen minch
1984
eyeless in gaza Stephen Minch
Dealing Location
No. 2, card selected, performer deals through face-down card and stops at selection, performer genuinely blindfolded
double location\nno. 3, five black and five red cards removed by spectators, two cards exchanged, performer finds them, performer genuinely blindfolded\nstephen minch
1984
eyeless in gaza Stephen Minch
Double Location
No. 3, five black and five red cards removed by spectators, two cards exchanged, performer finds them, performer genuinely blindfolded
blind out of this world\nno. 7, with two spectators simultaneously and shuffled deck, one color punched, performer genuinely blindfolded, see also page 24\nstephen minch
1984
eyeless in gaza Stephen Minch
Blind Out of this World
No. 7, with two spectators simultaneously and shuffled deck, one color punched, performer genuinely blindfolded, see also page 24
the floating key\n"this is a control which without question is the best of all methods of controlling a chosen card.", key card which is both narrow and short and punched\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
The Floating Key
"This is a control which without question is the best of all methods of controlling a chosen card.", key card which is both narrow and short and punched
four for the road\nthree further methods for "simon eyes", faro\nedward marlo\nsimon-eyes\nsimon aronson\nthe path of olram\nedward marlo\nsimon aronson\ndavid solomon
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
experiment no. 5\nthumb tack at tip of thumb tip to mark cards or paper
- bill pierced behind back at certain position\nsteve dusheck
1991
dusheck's thumb tip magic Steve Dusheck
Experiment No. 5
thumb tack at tip of thumb tip to mark cards or paper
- bill pierced behind back at certain position
blindfold card reading\nsome cards are chosen from one half and shuffled in other half, found by blindfolded magician, pegged/punched card\n unknown
1993
tarbell course in magic — volume 8
Unknown
Blindfold Card Reading
some cards are chosen from one half and shuffled in other half, found by blindfolded magician, pegged/punched card
uncanny\ndeck in pocket and one card after the other is removed, spectator mentally spells his card and last letter matches selection\ndoug canning
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Doug Canning
UNCANNY
deck in pocket and one card after the other is removed, spectator mentally spells his card and last letter matches selection
marking the card with a pin\nno. 22, card punched with hidden pin through handkerchief on table, later found in deck\nellis stanyon\nsupplementary note\nkarl fulves
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Marking the Card with a Pin
No. 22, card punched with hidden pin through handkerchief on table, later found in deck
supplementary note\nhiding punching needle at bottom of card case\nkarl fulves\nmarking the card with a pin\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Karl Fulves
marking cards\ntactile marks with razor blade at edge of card, key card or fully marked, marking stack number instead of value\nneal elias
2000
gambling notes Neal Elias
Marking Cards
tactile marks with razor blade at edge of card, key card or fully marked, marking stack number instead of value
rum punch #3\nchosen cards are dealt in poker hand, fair handling due to punch deal and tactile one-way deck\nandrew wimhurst
2001
jiggery pokery Andrew Wimhurst
Rum Punch #3
chosen cards are dealt in poker hand, fair handling due to punch deal and tactile one-way deck
punchlines\nimpromptu punch marks, or using a pin\nkarl fulves\nstanley davis in "presented" (1944)\nthe impenetrable stop trick\ncharles t. jordan
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
court case\nmemory demonstration with the twelve court cards, card located that is moved from pile to pile, tactile markings
- system two
- system three
- face value (selections reversed in court card packet, found by touch)\nkarl fulves\nzenmemory\nkarl fulves\nmoe-mentous\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Court Case
memory demonstration with the twelve court cards, card located that is moved from pile to pile, tactile markings
- System Two
- System Three
- Face Value (selections reversed in court card packet, found by touch)
3-coin monte\nthree cards and three coins, spectator moves cards around, performer places coins on cards which he thinks match the value of the coins via instructions\nkarl fulves\nmathematical 3 card monte\nbob hummer\nal koran
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
3-Coin Monte
three cards and three coins, spectator moves cards around, performer places coins on cards which he thinks match the value of the coins via instructions
note\non the location of edge marks on the card, gambler's ploy of punching with a diamond ring turned to the inside, altered glue in high cards\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Note
on the location of edge marks on the card, gambler's ploy of punching with a diamond ring turned to the inside, altered glue in high cards
high five!\nfive people remember the highest card in a poker hand, they're punch dealt in one hand
- self-working version\nderek delgaudio
2010
derek delgaudio Derek DelGaudio
High Five!
five people remember the highest card in a poker hand, they're punch dealt in one hand
- Self-Working Version
the psychic deck\nspectator-shuffled deck answers questions about thought of person\nwoody aragon\n"answering computer" (juan tamariz, mnemonica, 2004)\n"color sense" (norman gilbreath)
2011
a book in english Woody Aragon
The Psychic Deck
spectator-shuffled deck answers questions about thought of person
an instinct for cards revisited\nimpossible card location, card is selected, lost, deck is shuffled, magician can still find card, includes method with memorized deck, edge marks and punch\njohn born\nan instinct for cards\n unknown
2012
seeking the bridge John Born
An Instinct for Cards Revisited
Impossible card location, card is selected, lost, deck is shuffled, magician can still find card, includes method with memorized deck, edge marks and punch
lucky penny\ncard freely selected and lost. magician deals and stops at the selection, then reveals prediction of the selected card in envelope\njohn born
2012
seeking the bridge John Born
Lucky Penny
Card freely selected and lost. Magician deals and stops at the selection, then reveals prediction of the selected card in envelope
sucker punch\ntwo good hands after a spectator's shuffle, gilbreath & punch deal\nfriedrich roitzsch\nwoody aragon (a book in english, p. 175)\nstraight poker deal\nnick trost
2015
ffff lecture notes 2015 Friedrich Roitzsch
Sucker Punch
two good hands after a spectator's shuffle, gilbreath & punch deal