the spirit aces\nno. 1, four sevens and four aces in piles on table, two sevens put on top of deck followed by two aces, yet aces are on table and all four sevens on top of deck, two extra aces and step gaff\ncharles t. jordan\nspirit aces\ncharles t. jordan
1920
ten new prepared card tricks Charles T. Jordan
The Spirit Aces
No. 1, four Sevens and four Aces in piles on table, two Sevens put on top of deck followed by two Aces, yet Aces are on table and all four Sevens on top of deck, two extra Aces and step gaff
pedro monte\nno. 7, three cards shown in fan and turned over, spectator cannot find card\ncharles t. jordan
1920
ten new prepared card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Pedro Monte
No. 7, three cards shown in fan and turned over, spectator cannot find card
bathing beauties\nfour queens, one in hat three in glass of water, the one in hat vanishes, then all from glass, then all back in hat, using step gaff and clear celluloid card\njean hugard\nfrederick braue\nit's a date\nkarrell fox
1942
prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
Bathing Beauties
four queens, one in hat three in glass of water, the one in hat vanishes, then all from glass, then all back in hat, using step gaff and clear celluloid card
perfected prophecy\nsix cards in row, backs numbered, spectator rolls die, this card predicted, step-gaff and die with missing number, see also p. 415\nedward victor\nfrank butler\nedward victor (magic of 1936)\nfrank butler ("mental magic compendium", magic wand, march 1947)
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Edward Victor, Frank Butler
Perfected Prophecy
six cards in row, backs numbered, spectator rolls die, this card predicted, step-gaff and die with missing number, see also p. 415
Related to
Edward Victor (Magic of 1936)
Frank Butler ("Mental Magic Compendium", Magic Wand, March 1947)
spirit aces\nfour nines and four aces in piles on table, two nines put on top of deck followed by two aces, yet aces are on table and all four nines on top of deck, two extra aces and step gaff, see p. 424 for correction\ncharles t. jordan\nthe spirit aces\ncharles t. jordan
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Charles T. Jordan
Spirit Aces
four Nines and four Aces in piles on table, two Nines put on top of deck followed by two Aces, yet Aces are on table and all four Nines on top of deck, two extra Aces and step gaff, see p. 424 for correction
crossroader\nfive-card poker hand spread face-down, center card is red-backed queen of spades, one card exchanged, now all have different colored backs\nlin searles
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Lin Searles
Crossroader
five-card poker hand spread face-down, center card is red-backed Queen of Spades, one card exchanged, now all have different colored backs
the one at a time reverse assembly\nusing gaff with two aces on one card (named castillion gaff)\ndavid solomon\nthe flip side\ndavid solomon
1979
marlo's magazine volume 3 David Solomon
The One At A Time Reverse Assembly
using gaff with two Aces on one card (named Castillion gaff)
network esp\nthree tv-networks (abc, cbs, nbc) cards put in envelopes as spectator wishes, abc card form name of network\nlarry becker
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii Larry Becker
Network ESP
three tv-networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) cards put in envelopes as spectator wishes, ABC card form name of network
the time machine\nusing a black piece of cardboard as time machine three kings vanish and reappear in deck\npaul harris
1980
close-up fantasies - book ii Paul Harris
The Time Machine
using a black piece of cardboard as time machine three Kings vanish and reappear in deck
fooled & fooled again\nno. 3, three different-colored cards under handkerchief, two removed, last one transforms, sucker element\nkarl fulves
1980
the children's magic kit Karl Fulves
Fooled & Fooled Again
No. 3, three different-colored cards under handkerchief, two removed, last one transforms, sucker element
succession aces of a different color\nodd-backed, gaffed
a. five-card ace packet approach
b. four-card approach\ngene castillon
1981
the lost pages of the kabbala Gene Castillon
Succession Aces of a Different Color
odd-backed, gaffed
A. Five-Card Ace Packet Approach
B. Four-Card Approach
geiger find\nselection is found by using other card as geiger counter, deck ends up blank and geiger card becomes "52 on 1" card\nstephen tucker
1981
spell-binder Stephen Tucker
Geiger Find
selection is found by using other card as Geiger Counter, deck ends up blank and geiger card becomes "52 on 1" card
june - the second effect\ntwo cards with narrow open slits, signed chosen card sandwiched and penetrated with other card\ndavid britland\n"submarine card" (bob ostin)
1984
a lady through and through David Britland
June - The Second Effect
two cards with narrow open slits, signed chosen card sandwiched and penetrated with other card
shinkansen\ncards across with four red and four blue cards, chosen card travels\nphilip t. goldstein\nshinkansen\nphilip t. goldstein
1990
nycanotes Philip T. Goldstein
Shinkansen
cards across with four red and four blue cards, chosen card travels
shinkansen\ncards across with four red and four blue cards, chosen card travels, created in 1988\nphilip t. goldstein\nshinkansen\nphilip t. goldstein\nshinkansen\nphilip t. goldstein
1990
focus Philip T. Goldstein
Shinkansen
cards across with four red and four blue cards, chosen card travels, created in 1988
shinkansen\ncards across with four red and four blue cards, chosen card travels\nphilip t. goldstein\nshinkansen\nphilip t. goldstein
1991
music city conclave 1992 notes Philip T. Goldstein
Shinkansen
cards across with four red and four blue cards, chosen card travels
elusive colors\nace to four of clubs in hat, spectator takes one out - two of clubs, the other three cards change in other deuces, credit information\nkarl fulves\neureka card trick (deland, ellis stanyon's best card tricks, 1999, p. 190)
2003
hofzinser notebook Karl Fulves
Elusive Colors
Ace to Four of Clubs in hat, spectator takes one out - Two of Clubs, the other three cards change in other deuces, credit information
Inspired by
Eureka Card Trick (DeLand, Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks, 1999, p. 190)
overlap twisting\ntwisting the jacks routine with overlap gaff, instant turnover as kicker ending\njoshua jay
2005
sleight of hand and a twist of fate Joshua Jay
Overlap Twisting
Twisting the Jacks routine with Overlap gaff, instant turnover as kicker ending
card under spectator's shoe\nsigned selection appears under spectator's shoe, can be done with memorized deck or impromptu, includes variation where deck appears under magician's foot, using aaron fisher's panic gimmick\njohn born\ntatanka tan\ncard in spectator's pocket\njohn born
2012
seeking the bridge John Born, Tatanka Tan
Card under Spectator's Shoe
Signed selection appears under spectator's shoe, can be done with memorized deck or impromptu, includes variation where deck appears under magician's foot, using Aaron Fisher's Panic gimmick