rise-rise-rise\ncard from center rises to top visible, tabled, two methods (tenkai and flat palm)\nedward marlo\nraised!\nedward marlo\nshane cobalt
1957
the tabled palm Edward Marlo
Rise-Rise-Rise
card from center rises to top visible, tabled, two methods (Tenkai and Flat Palm)
for the informed\ncard on deck is shown singly before and after transformation, three methods (tabled and ala erdnase/houdini change)\nedward marlo
1968
epilogue Edward Marlo
For the Informed
card on deck is shown singly before and after transformation, three methods (tabled and ala Erdnase/Houdini Change)
visual retention change\n- technique of the visual retention change
- the visual change
- the multiple visual retention change\nedward marlo\nthe fastest change\nfrancis carlyle\na change for the better\nedward marlo\n1 in 52\ntim gan\nm.v.r.c. - the easy way\nken simmons\nretention switch\npeter mckinnon
1971
hierophant Edward Marlo
Visual Retention Change
- Technique of the Visual Retention Change
- The Visual Change
- The Multiple Visual Retention Change
the kick change\ncard on table is covered with both hands\nrick johnsson\ncoin kick & card change\nedward marlo\nmike rogers
1976
practical impossibilities Rick Johnsson
side-jogged ribbon spread change\nreversed card inserted and side-jogged, ribbon-spread hide-out as transformation\nedward marlo
1977
good turns Edward Marlo
Side-Jogged Ribbon Spread Change
reversed card inserted and side-jogged, ribbon-spread hide-out as transformation
an instant flip-over change\ncard is flicked onto some cards on table and changes visually\n unknown\nflicker again\nherb zarrow
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5
Unknown
An Instant Flip-Over Change
card is flicked onto some cards on table and changes visually
meta-more\neidetic type, dated to 1973\njohn cornelius\nmetamorphosis\njohn cornelius\nmetal version\nkarl fulves\nmeta metal\nkarl fulves
1980
the chronicles John Cornelius
snaparoon\nface card of tabled and rubber-banded deck changes, tosheroon\ndon england\nbonus effect\nedward marlo\nbonus effect\nedward marlo
1981
don england's t.k.o.'s Don England
Snaparoon
face card of tabled and rubber-banded deck changes, tosheroon
a change for the better\nflicker type, bottom deal\nedward marlo\nvisual retention change\nedward marlo\na still better way\nedward marlo
1982
card finesse Edward Marlo
the future spread\ntabled card changes visibly as spread is scooped up, see also eidetic change\ntom mullica\nthe blink shrink\ntom gagnon
1982
best of friends Tom Mullica
The Future Spread
tabled card changes visibly as spread is scooped up, see also Eidetic Change
incredible table change\nno-lapping, similar to eidetic change, four handlings (also as visible sandwich change), credit correction see page 888\njean-jacques sanvert\nsteve beam
1983
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Jean-Jacques Sanvert, Steve Beam
Incredible Table Change
no-lapping, similar to Eidetic Change, four handlings (also as visible sandwich change), credit correction see page 888
the future spread\ntabled card changes visibly as spread is scooped up, see also eidetic change\ntom mullica
1984
the new york magic symposium - collection 3 Tom Mullica
The Future Spread
tabled card changes visibly as spread is scooped up, see also Eidetic Change
snap card changes\ntabled card or double in hand changes with a snap of the right fingers, two methods\nedward marlo
1985
best of friends - volume ii Edward Marlo
Snap Card Changes
tabled card or double in hand changes with a snap of the right fingers, two methods
the eidetic slide\ntabled card changes as deck is spread in front of it, transposition application, see also page 19\nedward marlo
1986
thirty five years later Edward Marlo
The Eidetic Slide
tabled card changes as deck is spread in front of it, transposition application, see also page 19
the drop change\ncard dropped on pile changes into selection\nsteve beam\n"the drop change" in steve beam's "card tricks from mount olympus", 1979
1988
the trapdoor - volume one Steve Beam
The Drop Change
card dropped on pile changes into selection
Also published here
"The Drop Change" in Steve Beam's "Card Tricks from Mount Olympus", 1979
visual retention change\nfor splitting cards, with finesse that cards split when landing on the table\nedward marlo\nsteve beam
1988
the trapdoor - volume one Edward Marlo, Steve Beam
Visual Retention Change
for splitting cards, with finesse that cards split when landing on the table
flick change\ncard is flicked onto some cards on table and changes visually, here credited to john cornelius (?)\n unknown
1991
smoke and mirrors
Unknown
Flick Change
card is flicked onto some cards on table and changes visually, here credited to John Cornelius (?)
quick change\nwith two fans\nsteve beam\nsteve beam's "they don't make trap doors like they used to" 1979.
1995
semi-automatic card tricks - volume 2 Steve Beam
Quick Change
with two fans
Also published here
Steve Beam's "They Don't Make Trap Doors Like They Used To" 1979.
the matt corin transformation\n\nmatt corin\n"a novel card discovery" in "genii", may 1972.
2008
the magic of ascanio - more studies of card magic Matt Corin
ribbon spread hide-out transformation\n\npit hartling\ndavid jade\n"when they were kings" (david jade, genii, sept. 2010)
2016
in order to amaze Pit Hartling, David Jade
Ribbon Spread Hide-Out Transformation
Related to
"When They Were Kings" (David Jade, Genii, Sept. 2010)