of cards, with good cautions how to avoid cousenage therein: speciall rules to conveie and handle the cards, and the maner and order how to accomplish all difficult and strange things wrought with cards\ninjog or outjog shuffle to preserve stock, first or fourth finger controls stock, also with a few cover cards\n unknown\nbottom stock jog shuffle\n unknown\ncontrol with cover cards\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
Of cards, with good cautions how to avoid cousenage therein: speciall rules to conveie and handle the cards, and the maner and order how to accomplish all difficult and strange things wrought with cards
injog or outjog shuffle to preserve stock, first or fourth finger controls stock, also with a few cover cards
shuffling of cards so as to always keep one cartain card at the bottom\noverhand shuffling, see scot\n unknown\nof cards, with good cautions how to avoid cousenage therein: speciall rules to conveie and handle the cards, and the maner and order how to accomplish all difficult and strange things wrought with cards\n unknown
1784
breslaw's last legacy
Unknown
Shuffling of Cards so as to always keep one cartain Card at the Bottom
to make a false shuffle\nback and front throw, lift shuffle, three handlings
- first method of false shuffle (top half)
- second method false shuffle (top and bottom stock)
- third method false shuffle (full deck)\nhenri de manche
1902
the modern conjurer Henri De Manche
To Make a False Shuffle
back and front throw, lift shuffle, three handlings
- First Method of False Shuffle (top half)
- Second Method False Shuffle (top and bottom stock)
- Third Method False Shuffle (full deck)
optical shuffle\nto front and back, as control of card to third position\nralph w. hull\nthe optical shuffle\nralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
Optical Shuffle
to front and back, as control of card to third position
the optical shuffle\n"a perfect substitute for the pass"
back and front throws, also as card control\nralph w. hull\noptical shuffle\nralph w. hull
1933
more "eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
The Optical Shuffle
"A Perfect Substitute for the Pass"
back and front throws, also as card control
a substitute for the "in-jog."\noverhand shuffle, variation on the jog-shuffle, "top-jog", pressure\nalbert verity
1937
magic of the hands Albert Verity
A Substitute for the "In-Jog."
overhand shuffle, variation on the jog-shuffle, "top-jog", pressure
to retain the whole paock in a certain order: 1a. by means of the overhand shuffle\n\ng. w. hunter\nthe optical run & toss false shuffle\njared kopf
1938
greater magic G. W. Hunter
To Retain the Whole Paock in a Certain Order: 1a. By means of the overhand shuffle
to keep certain cards in view\noverhand and basic riffle shuffle methods for:
1. the bottom card
2. the top card
3a. a number of cards (jog shuffle)
3b. a number of cards (lift shuffle)\n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
To Keep Certain Cards in View
overhand and basic riffle shuffle methods for:
1. The bottom card
2. The top card
3a. A number of cards (jog shuffle)
3b. A number of cards (lift shuffle)
the overhand shuffle\n- the grip
- the shuffle
- protruding cards
- forming a break
- shuffling to the break
- dropping a packet
- determining intervals
- culling, stocking\n unknown
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks
Unknown
The Overhand Shuffle
- The Grip
- The Shuffle
- Protruding Cards
- Forming a Break
- Shuffling to the Break
- Dropping a Packet
- Determining Intervals
- Culling, Stocking
the overhand shuffle\n1. retain control of the top card
2. to keep the bottom card in that position
3. to retain the top and bottom card in position
4. to run cards
5. to jog a card
6. to control a chosen card which has been replaced in the pack\njean hugard
1944
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
The Overhand Shuffle
1. Retain control of the top card
2. To keep the bottom card in that position
3. To retain the top and bottom card in position
4. To run cards
5. To jog a card
6. To control a chosen card which has been replaced in the pack
more card magic (continued)\nbrief introduction on stacks
- the eighth overhand shuffle\njean hugard
1945
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
More Card Magic (Continued)
brief introduction on stacks
- The Eighth Overhand Shuffle
the b. f. card control\nlift shuffle in which only the selection is picked up\nbert feinson
1945
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Bert Feinson
The B. F. Card Control
lift shuffle in which only the selection is picked up
red/black shuffle for key\nretaining a key at twenty-six, credit information by marlo\nlaurie ireland\ntheodore annemann\nmein Überhand-falschmischen\njan torell\noverhand shuffle with key\nlaurie ireland
1962
estimation Laurie Ireland, Theodore Annemann
Red/Black Shuffle for Key
retaining a key at twenty-six, credit information by Marlo
the g. w. hunter false shuffle\n\ng. w. hunter\ndai vernon\nthe g. w. hunter false shuffle\ng. w. hunter\ndai vernon\nroberto giobbi
1970
expanded lecture notes G. W. Hunter, Dai Vernon
alternated red & black shuffles\noverhand and riffle shuffle used to preserve alternating set-up (including real riffle shuffle with fine incomplete faro)\nedward marlo
1973
marlo's objectives Edward Marlo
Alternated Red & Black Shuffles
overhand and riffle shuffle used to preserve alternating set-up (including real riffle shuffle with fine incomplete faro)
overhand lift shuffle\nas a:
- small packet control
- location and control of a single card
- a force
- complete false shuffle\ntrevor h. hall
1973
the card magic of edward g. brown Trevor H. Hall
Overhand Lift Shuffle
as a:
- small packet control
- location and control of a single card
- a force
- complete false shuffle
the casual false shuffle\njogged packets\njack avis\nbill reid\nalex elmsley
1984
riffle shuffle technique - part three Jack Avis, Bill Reid, Alex Elmsley
complete overhand false shuffle\nlift type, apparently also by elmsley ("the continuous pick-up shuffle", alex is at it again, 1997)\npascal monmoine
1984
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Pascal Monmoine
Complete Overhand False Shuffle
lift type, apparently also by Elmsley ("The Continuous Pick-up Shuffle", Alex Is At It Again, 1997)
full deck false shuffle\nshuffling off single card runs in batches, through whole deck, or set-up so after shuffle the stack is created\njan torell\n"stack attack" (lew r. brooks)
1984
rund um den zaubertisch Jan Torell
Full Deck False Shuffle
shuffling off single card runs in batches, through whole deck, or set-up so after shuffle the stack is created
mein Überhand-falschmischen\nposition of a card is not changed, rest is shuffled, sort of a ireland shuffle\njan torell\nred/black shuffle for key\nlaurie ireland\ntheodore annemann
1984
rund um den zaubertisch Jan Torell
Mein Überhand-Falschmischen
position of a card is not changed, rest is shuffled, sort of a Ireland Shuffle
a falsified spread shuffle\ntwo halves spread on table and pushed together, but deck retains order\nmartin lewis\nsisyphus mezcla\nderek delgaudio
1985
martin's miracles Martin Lewis
A Falsified Spread Shuffle
Two halves spread on table and pushed together, but deck retains order
red/black shuffles\nspectator riffle and overhand shuffles the cards, the deck ends up almost separated in red and black\nron wilson
1987
the uncanny scot, ron wilson Ron Wilson
Red/Black Shuffles
spectator riffle and overhand shuffles the cards, the deck ends up almost separated in red and black
red/black shuffle\nwith break\nlaurie ireland\ndarwin ortiz\non the red-black overhand shuffle\nroberto giobbi\nlaurie ireland\ncharles t. jordan
1988
darwin ortiz at the card table Laurie Ireland, Darwin Ortiz
a million to one\nspectator shuffles deck and cuts it into two equal piles - one is red one black\njerry sadowitz
1989
cards on the table Jerry Sadowitz
A Million to One
spectator shuffles deck and cuts it into two equal piles - one is red one black
second keeper shuffle\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles\njohn quine\nmy second keeper\nharry lorayne\njohn quine
1990
apocalypse vol. 11-15 John Quine
second keeper shuffle\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles\njohn quine\nmy second keeper\nharry lorayne\njohn quine
1992
apocalypse vol. 11-15 John Quine
quick shuffle\nwith in and out jog and packet in middle\njoseph k. schmidt\ngordon bruce's false shuffle (5x5 scotland)\nsuper fast shuffle\njoseph k. schmidt\ncounterfeit shuffle\njoseph k. schmidt
1994
rigmarole Joseph K. Schmidt
my second keeper\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles\nharry lorayne\njohn quine\nsecond keeper shuffle\njohn quine\nsecond keeper shuffle\njohn quine\nmy second keeper, cont'd\nharry lorayne
1995
apocalypse vol. 16-20 Harry Lorayne, John Quine
counterfeit shuffle\nthree packets with single run, with three variations\njoseph k. schmidt\nquick shuffle\njoseph k. schmidt\ncounterfeit comments\nkarl fulves\ncounterfeit cull shuffle\nkarl fulves
1996
the fine print Joseph K. Schmidt
Counterfeit Shuffle
three packets with single run, with three variations
greek break & overhand shuffle\nfor clean display and table-tapping, then going into overhand shuffle, see also p. 86\nharry riser\nthe riser key-and-stock control\nharry riser
1996
the feints and temps of harry riser Harry Riser
Greek Break & Overhand Shuffle
for clean display and table-tapping, then going into overhand shuffle, see also p. 86
red/black overhand shuffle\nwith verbal ploy to cover single run\ncharles t. jordan\nlarry jennings
1997
jennings '67 Charles T. Jordan, Larry Jennings
new red/black shuffle\nwith in-the-hands variation in afterthoughts\nharry lorayne\nred-black riffle shuffle\n unknown
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
on the red-black overhand shuffle\nfinesse to eliminate long single run\nroberto giobbi\nlaurie ireland\ncharles t. jordan\nred/black shuffle\nlaurie ireland\ndarwin ortiz
2003
card college - volume 5 Roberto Giobbi, Laurie Ireland, Charles T. Jordan
i. general procedures\nprocedures in which the spectator and/or performer shuffles but retains certain aspects of the red-black distribution of the deck
- procedure a
- procedure b
- procedure c
- procedure d: into this universe
- procedure e: into two universes
- procedure f: multiple shuffle procedure\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)
2006
penumbra Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
I. General Procedures
procedures in which the spectator and/or performer shuffles but retains certain aspects of the red-black distribution of the deck
- Procedure A
- Procedure B
- Procedure C
- Procedure D: Into This Universe
- Procedure E: Into Two Universes
- Procedure F: Multiple Shuffle Procedure
the riser key-and-stock control\nlittle-finger break in dealing position, going from there into overhand shuffle, preserving center key\nharry riser\nmum, oct. 2000\ngreek break & overhand shuffle\nharry riser\ngreek connection\nharry riser
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Riser Key-and-Stock Control
little-finger break in dealing position, going from there into overhand shuffle, preserving center key
the change and reverse gear shuffle\nsmall packet false shuffle, similar to a lift shuffle\narturo de ascanio
2008
the magic of ascanio - more studies of card magic Arturo de Ascanio
The Change and Reverse Gear Shuffle
small packet false shuffle, similar to a lift shuffle
i. general procedures (continued)\n- procedure g\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)\ni. general procedures\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)
2009
penumbra Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
the lift shuffle - a study in the polyvalence of a sleight\n- control the top stock in one shuffle<br/>- control top and bottom stocks in one shuffle<br/>- force one or several cards<br/>- control a selected card<br/>- eliminate cards that lie on top of a wanted card<br/>- invert the order of individual cards on top of the deck<br/>- invert the order of two groups on top of the deck<br/>- bring a card from the top to a specific number<br/>- key card placement<br/>- cull one or several cards to the bottom of the deck in a single overhand shuffle<br/>- false shuffle the entire deck\nroberto giobbi
2010
secret agenda Roberto Giobbi
The Lift Shuffle - A Study in the Polyvalence of a Sleight
- Control the top stock in one shuffle - Control top and bottom stocks in one shuffle - Force one or several cards - Control a selected card - Eliminate cards that lie on top of a wanted card - Invert the order of individual cards on top of the deck - Invert the order of two groups on top of the deck - Bring a card from the top to a specific number - Key Card Placement - Cull one or several cards to the bottom of the deck in a single overhand shuffle - False shuffle the entire deck
home again\nfurther thoughts on "finding the way home" and how to apply it to techniques\ndenis behr\nfinding the way home\ndenis behr
2011
handcrafted card magic - volume 2 Denis Behr
Home Again
further thoughts on "Finding the Way Home" and how to apply it to techniques
the optical run & toss false shuffle\n\njared kopf\nto retain the whole paock in a certain order: 1a. by means of the overhand shuffle\ng. w. hunter\ncontrolling the entire deck: the optical shuffle\n unknown\nkopf's false shuffle or the double optical shuffle\njared kopf
2016
nothing but the family deck Jared Kopf
the g. w. hunter false shuffle\n\ng. w. hunter\ndai vernon\nroberto giobbi\nthe g. w. hunter false shuffle\ng. w. hunter\ndai vernon
2016
standup card magic G. W. Hunter, Dai Vernon, Roberto Giobbi
the partial false cut\n- shuffle and cut in combination - top
- shuffle and cut in combination - bottom\nroberto giobbi
2016
standup card magic Roberto Giobbi
The Partial False Cut
- Shuffle and Cut in Combination - Top
- Shuffle and Cut in Combination - Bottom
kopf's false shuffle or the double optical shuffle\nbrief\njared kopf\nthe optical run & toss false shuffle\njared kopf
2017
the doors of deception Jared Kopf
Kopf's False Shuffle or The Double Optical Shuffle
injog shuffle variation\ntop card injogged instead of first card that is shuffle off, see also p. 79, p. 143\njohnny thompson
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson
Injog Shuffle Variation
top card injogged instead of first card that is shuffle off, see also p. 79, p. 143