the last of the think stop tricks\ntwo cards, think stop by selecting number between one and ten, duplicates\ntheodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret Theodore Annemann
The Last of the Think Stop Tricks
two cards, think stop by selecting number between one and ten, duplicates
composite routine\nspectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods\ntheodore annemann
1937
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
Composite Routine
spectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods
impromptu tricks using a "short" card\ngeneral remarks
a. trimmed end
b. broken corner
c. corner short\ntheodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
Impromptu Tricks Using A "Short" Card
general remarks
A. Trimmed End
B. Broken Corner
C. Corner Short
composite routine\nspectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods\ntheodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
Composite Routine
spectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods
the migrating pasteboard\ncard travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card\ntheodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
The Migrating Pasteboard
card travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card
avoiding contrasts\nhow to address the problem of white edges after cutting corners short\ngeorge g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Avoiding Contrasts
how to address the problem of white edges after cutting corners short
using the corner-short to retain a prearranged deck in order\nusing corner-short as divider\ngeorge g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Using the Corner-Short to Retain a Prearranged Deck in Order
double-back corner-short location\nout of the room selection\n unknown\nturn of the century\npaul curry\nan old (sheared) black ram<sup>2</sup>\nmichael weber\npaul curry
1948
the fine art of magic
Unknown
card in the egg\ncard is selected and miniature version found in plastic egg, all cards in deck are the same as climax\ndon alan\nmagic ranch\ntommy wonder\ndon alan
1951
close-up time wit don alan Don Alan
Card in the Egg
card is selected and miniature version found in plastic egg, all cards in deck are the same as climax
the corner short\nmany tips like bringing it to certain position or above/below selected cards\ndai vernon
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
The Corner Short
many tips like bringing it to certain position or above/below selected cards
tapping on table\nlocating corner short\n unknown\ntapping on table\nedward marlo\ntapping on table\n unknown
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic
Unknown
reverse fingertip control\nforcing thick or short card, riffled from the back to the front, two methods\nedward marlo
1970
advanced fingertip control Edward Marlo
Reverse Fingertip Control
forcing thick or short card, riffled from the back to the front, two methods
incredible fingertip location\ntwo fingertip peeked at cards are located with lots of shuffling by spectator, corner short (marlo key card)\nedward marlo
1970
advanced fingertip control Edward Marlo
Incredible Fingertip Location
two fingertip peeked at cards are located with lots of shuffling by spectator, corner short (Marlo Key Card)
tapping on table\nto locate corner short, see also references where vernon credits a san francisco gambler\nedward marlo\ntapping on table\n unknown\ntapping on table\n unknown
1970
advanced fingertip control Edward Marlo
Tapping on Table
to locate corner short, see also references where Vernon credits a San Francisco gambler
on the corner short\nadvantages, finding it, controlling a selection with it\nphilip t. goldstein
1974
card tricks for people who don't do card tricks Philip T. Goldstein
On the Corner Short
advantages, finding it, controlling a selection with it
technicolor cards\nperformer cuts to four aces, but they have different back color, then he cuts to correct aces but then deck changes color
- the magician cuts to the aces
- the gambler cuts to the aces\nkarl fulves\nno-crimp ace cutting\nkarl fulves\nbabel\nkarl fulves\nr & b\nbob brook
1974
new stars of magic Karl Fulves
Technicolor Cards
performer cuts to four aces, but they have different back color, then he cuts to correct aces but then deck changes color
- The Magician Cuts to the Aces
- The Gambler Cuts to the Aces
everywhere\neverywhere and nowhere variation, five cards shown to be the same card before changing into five selections\nbernard bilis
1976
close up, french style Bernard Bilis
Everywhere
Everywhere and Nowhere variation, five cards shown to be the same card before changing into five selections
notes by the editor\n- keep the sequence
- false shuffles and cuts
- with two people
- short corner\njack yates\nken de courcy
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates, Ken De Courcy
Notes by the Editor
- Keep the Sequence
- False Shuffles and Cuts
- With Two People
- Short Corner
lenormand's legacy\nquestion is written on a blank tarot card, card lost in the deck and a reading is given\nthomas alan waters\nt. a. waters in "genii" vol. 28, no. 1, 1963
1981
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
LeNormand's Legacy
question is written on a blank tarot card, card lost in the deck and a reading is given
lenormand's legacy ii\nquestion is written on a blank tarot card, card lost in the deck and a reading is given, different handling\nthomas alan waters
1981
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
LeNormand's Legacy II
question is written on a blank tarot card, card lost in the deck and a reading is given, different handling
cover blown\nchrist force without cover card, starting with top card secretly reversed above eye-level, also as key placement\nstephen tucker
1984
may the force be with you! Stephen Tucker
Cover Blown
Christ Force without cover card, starting with top card secretly reversed above eye-level, also as key placement
divination\nno. 4, spectator stops during riffle, the card is divined by performer, performer genuinely blindfolded\nstephen minch
1984
eyeless in gaza Stephen Minch
Divination
No. 4, spectator stops during riffle, the card is divined by performer, performer genuinely blindfolded
on the corner-short\nlocating a corner short card and other things\ndai vernon\nvic (vernon-inspired countdown)\nsteven hamilton
1987
the vernon chronicles — volume 1 Dai Vernon
tapping on table\nby some san francisco gambler, locating corner short\n unknown\nmarlo short card\nedward marlo\ntapping on table\nedward marlo
1987
the vernon chronicles - volume 1
Unknown
Tapping on Table
by some San Francisco Gambler, locating corner short
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
side effects\ngaffed deck with various shortened cards, cutting to any card of tabled deck\nkarl fulves\ninstanto\nbilly o'connor\nsimple stebbins\nkarl fulves
1996
blocking off Karl Fulves
Side Effects
gaffed deck with various shortened cards, cutting to any card of tabled deck
estimation proof\ncut to number of cards chosen by spectator multiple times, also able to cut to ace\ndoug edwards
1997
doug edwards packs a wallop! Doug Edwards
Estimation Proof
Cut to number of cards chosen by spectator multiple times, also able to cut to Ace
everywhere and nowhere\nthree indifferent cards and the deck change into spetator's selection and then back to normal, two duplicates\nroberto giobbi
2000
card college — volume 4 Roberto Giobbi
Everywhere and Nowhere
three indifferent cards and the deck change into spetator's selection and then back to normal, two duplicates
fake counting\nnon-clocking method with riffle shuffled stack to name a freely removed card, expanded text from 1982 edition includes a (corner) short card that stay next to a card during riffle shuffles\nkarl fulves\ncryptic calling\nkarl fulves\nfake counting\nkarl fulves
2005
card counting (2005 edition) Karl Fulves
Fake Counting
non-clocking method with riffle shuffled stack to name a freely removed card, expanded text from 1982 edition includes a (corner) short card that stay next to a card during riffle shuffles
el vínculo\nspectator cuts and remembers a card, other spectator remembers a card he sees while deck is dribbled from hand to hand, same card\nalberto de figueiredo
2013
magia demente Alberto de Figueiredo
El Vínculo
spectator cuts and remembers a card, other spectator remembers a card he sees while deck is dribbled from hand to hand, same card
bolo jonah\nmethods for marking the jonah card
- marked cards
- short and long cards
- snap crimp (mayhew)\nbob farmer\nsteve mayhew\n"lazy man's ten-card poker deal" (steve mayhew, labyrinth #8 part 2, 1998)
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Bob Farmer, Steve Mayhew
Bolo Jonah
methods for marking the Jonah card
- Marked Cards
- Short and Long Cards
- Snap Crimp (Mayhew)
Related to
"Lazy Man's Ten-Card Poker Deal" (Steve Mayhew, Labyrinth #8 Part 2, 1998)