la carte échappée\ntransferring a card to bottom half via the slip\nfriedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
the hugard-braue stripper change\nautomatic second deal with stripper deck\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
1941
the stripper deck Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
turnover switch\ncard turned over on deck with cards in right hand\nneal elias\nracherbaumer letter to bill larsen\njon racherbaumer
1946
at the table tricks Neal Elias
fko sleight\nturnover switch on packet, face up card under top face down card, double lift\ntrevor h. hall\njohn howie
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Trevor H. Hall, John Howie
FKO Sleight
turnover switch on packet, face up card under top face down card, double lift
dunninger's mental card trick\nno. 5, image of card appears in crystal ball, which matches previously unseen pocketed card\njoseph dunninger\ncrystal-viso\ndr. stanley jaks
1950
scarne on card tricks Joseph Dunninger
Dunninger's Mental Card Trick
No. 5, Image of card appears in crystal ball, which matches previously unseen pocketed card
card switch\nsimilar thinking as vernon's "simplified curry change", kelly bottom placement grip\nbill simon\nsimplified curry change\ndai vernon
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
Card Switch
similar thinking as Vernon's "Simplified Curry Change", Kelly Bottom Placement grip
touch retouched - retouched\ncard reversed by spectator is predicted, force, see page 196 for credits\nedward marlo\n"touch" retouched\nbill simon\ntouch\npaul curry
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
Touch Retouched - Retouched
card reversed by spectator is predicted, force, see page 196 for credits
change\nkind of one-handed second deal, downs change\nbob hummer\nhummer card change\nbob hummer
1955
cy endfield's entertaining card magic - part ii Bob Hummer
the clip bottom deal\ncards are dealt into right hand, then apparently top card of right hand cards is placed on table, in reality bottom card\nedward marlo\nneal elias
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms Edward Marlo, Neal Elias
The Clip Bottom Deal
cards are dealt into right hand, then apparently top card of right hand cards is placed on table, in reality bottom card
marlo on the d'amico change\ndouble card is stroked, bottom card is unloaded\nedward marlo\ncarmen d'amico
1968
expert card conjuring Edward Marlo, Carmen D'Amico
marlo's improved d'amico change\ndouble card is stroked, bottom card is unloaded, with three additional approaches\nedward marlo
1968
expert card conjuring Edward Marlo
Marlo's Improved D'Amico Change
double card is stroked, bottom card is unloaded, with three additional approaches
applications\nof the immediate bottom deal:
- as an exchange
- as a count-down effect
- gambling demonstration\nedward marlo
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Edward Marlo
Applications
of the Immediate Bottom Deal:
- As An Exchange
- As A Count-Down Effect
- Gambling Demonstration
evolution of a sleight\none-handed switch as card is thumbed off\nfred roner\n"roner change" (fred roner, andrus deals you in)\n(r)evolutionary\nharry lorayne
1971
reputation-makers Fred Roner
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
1971
hierophant Edward Marlo
Visual Retention Change
- Technique of the Visual Retention Change
- The Visual Change
- The Multiple Visual Retention Change
master move as switch\nreplacing card to bottom, actually second from bottom\njames g. thompson jr.
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 James G. Thompson Jr.
Master Move as Switch
replacing card to bottom, actually second from bottom
the double deal switch\ncard is pulled from packet in right hand end grip onto deck\nbrother john hamman
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Brother John Hamman
The Double Deal Switch
card is pulled from packet in right hand end grip onto deck
likeness\nsmall packet, one card is switched\njoe berg\nkarl fulves\n"mistakes will happen" (joe berg, here's new magic, 1937)
1973
packet switches (part two) Joe Berg, Karl Fulves
Likeness
small packet, one card is switched
Inspired by
"Mistakes Will Happen" (Joe Berg, Here's New Magic, 1937)
the fastest change\nbasically same as marlo's "visual retention change"\nfrancis carlyle\nvisual retention change\nedward marlo
1975
the magic of francis carlyle Francis Carlyle
The Fastest Change
basically same as Marlo's "Visual Retention Change"
ribbon spread turnover switch\nreversed card in center, switched as spread is turned over, using ribbon spread hide-out\nbruce cervon\nribbon spread turnover switch\nedward marlo
1976
card secrets of bruce cervon Bruce Cervon
Ribbon Spread Turnover Switch
reversed card in center, switched as spread is turned over, using ribbon spread hide-out
palm change no. 1\ncard inserted in front of deck is tenkai palmed and switched for dummy\nbill wisch\nlazy rise\nchris mayhew
1977
palm change 1 & 2 Bill Wisch
Palm Change No. 1
card inserted in front of deck is Tenkai palmed and switched for dummy
palm change no. 2\nbottom card shown and apparently placed into center, palmed in unusual left hand position\nbill wisch
1977
palm change 1 & 2 Bill Wisch
Palm Change No. 2
bottom card shown and apparently placed into center, palmed in unusual left hand position
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
hummer card change\nwith handkerchief, hand turned over and card put on silk\nbob hummer\nchange\nbob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Bob Hummer
Hummer Card Change
with handkerchief, hand turned over and card put on silk
flip switch variation\nwith multiple cards, delayed transformation\nmartin a. nash\nchristian scherer
1982
card news '82 Martin A. Nash, Christian Scherer
top card switch while holding out\nstarts and ends with tenkai palmed card and deck in left hand\nross bertram
1983
bertram on sleight of hand Ross Bertram
Top Card Switch While Holding Out
starts and ends with Tenkai palmed card and deck in left hand
cal-pass\ncard sticks out from deck and is flipped over on top, in that process one card is added, also as a visual color change\npascal monmoine
1983
spell-binder Pascal Monmoine
Cal-Pass
card sticks out from deck and is flipped over on top, in that process one card is added, also as a visual color change
basic production move\napparently turning over top card of tabled deck but producing from a stack of palmed cards\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Basic Production Move
apparently turning over top card of tabled deck but producing from a stack of palmed cards
ribbon spread turnover switch\nreversed card in center, switched as spread is turned over, using ribbon spread hide-out, see also pages 317/318\nedward marlo\nribbon spread turnover switch\nbruce cervon
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Ribbon Spread Turnover Switch
reversed card in center, switched as spread is turned over, using ribbon spread hide-out, see also pages 317/318
the new sleight that resembles a second deal\ncard sticking in the middle is apparently removed, when in fact the second card is taken\nsteve beam
1984
the trapdoor - volume one Steve Beam
The New Sleight that Resembles a Second Deal
card sticking in the middle is apparently removed, when in fact the second card is taken
two ideas with the rosenthal card switch\n- joker transform into selection, second card stays the same
- card on table face up is turned over\nharvey rosenthal
1984
the trapdoor - volume one Harvey Rosenthal
Two Ideas with the Rosenthal Card Switch
- joker transform into selection, second card stays the same
- card on table face up is turned over
flip top\nno. 8, air pressure turnover to locate an ace, with top and also bottom card, also as switch of top card\nkarl fulves
1984
more self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Flip Top
No. 8, air pressure turnover to locate an Ace, with top and also bottom card, also as switch of top card
dallas drop\ncard dealt from deck on table really comes from right hand tenkai palm\ndanny korem\ndallas to chicago\nedward marlo\ndanny korem
1985
korem without limits Danny Korem
Dallas Drop
card dealt from deck on table really comes from right hand Tenkai Palm
one-hand top change\nsimilar to downs change without any get-ready, with "fb note" (1937)\njudson s. brown\n"a one hand top change" (judson brown, genii, august 1937, p. 11)
1985
the fred braue notebooks Judson S. Brown
One-Hand Top Change
similar to Downs Change without any get-ready, with "FB Note" (1937)
Also published here
"A One Hand Top Change" (Judson Brown, Genii, August 1937, p. 11)
backslip control\nusing slip, motivated through patter, " it is best to assign it to a set trick and use it always for that one trick only."\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Backslip Control
using slip, motivated through patter, " It is best to assign it to a set trick and use it always for that one trick only."
dallas to chicago\ntop card dealt to table but switched for palmed card, four methods\nedward marlo\ndanny korem\ndallas drop\ndanny korem
1986
thirty five years later Edward Marlo, Danny Korem
Dallas to Chicago
top card dealt to table but switched for palmed card, four methods
miracle card change insertion\nface card of double stolen as it is inserted into deck, see "added notes"\nken simmons\nedward marlo\nmiracle change no. 1\nedward marlo
1986
riffling the pasteboards Ken Simmons, Edward Marlo
Miracle Card Change Insertion
face card of double stolen as it is inserted into deck, see "Added Notes"
the ultimate move\ntabled card is switched as it is moved or turned over, also multiple cards, different handlings\nharry lorayne
1987
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Harry Lorayne
The Ultimate Move
tabled card is switched as it is moved or turned over, also multiple cards, different handlings
turnover change\nvernon tenkai change with pack, clean afterwards\nsteve draun\nthe mercurial change\nsteve draun
1987
the magic of steve draun Steve Draun
the tactile change\nt.n.t type change, top change alternative, see third method of "wrist stroke changes"\nlarry jennings\nwrist stroke changes\nedward marlo
1988
the cardwright Larry Jennings
The Tactile Change
T.N.T type change, top change alternative, see third method of "Wrist Stroke Changes"
palm switch\ntop card is palmed as it is apparently moved into outjogged position\njerry sadowitz\nmisdirection palm\nedward marlo
1989
cards on the table Jerry Sadowitz
Palm Switch
top card is palmed as it is apparently moved into outjogged position
the lollapalooza switch\nas card is picked up from left hand pile with right hand pile\nbrother john hamman
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman Brother John Hamman
The Lollapalooza Switch
as card is picked up from left hand pile with right hand pile
the double-deal switch\ncard is pulled from packet in right hand end grip onto deck\nbrother john hamman
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman Brother John Hamman
The Double-Deal Switch
card is pulled from packet in right hand end grip onto deck
force feed\ncard in center sandwiched, as sandwich is pulled out it is switched for top card\nkarl fulves\nfeedback / force feed\nkarl fulves\nforce four\njerry k. hartman
1989
kaleidoscope Karl Fulves
Force Feed
card in center sandwiched, as sandwich is pulled out it is switched for top card
the folded color change\nfolded card is unfolded and displayed, folded up and unfolded again and is transformed\nvanni bossi
1992
vanni bossi new lecture notes Vanni Bossi
The Folded Color Change
folded card is unfolded and displayed, folded up and unfolded again and is transformed
the mercurial change\nvernon tenkai change with pack, clean afterwards\nsteve draun\nturnover change\nsteve draun\ndba\ndavid harkey\neric anderson
1993
secrets draun from underground Steve Draun
the altman maneuver\nvisual transposition of top card and card in center, features a switch in which card in center is apparently turned over but comes from top\njeff altman
1996
the art of astonishment - book 2 Jeff Altman
The Altman Maneuver
visual transposition of top card and card in center, features a switch in which card in center is apparently turned over but comes from top
topper tack\ncard outjogged in the middle of the deck is pushed in, top card is drawn out during wrist kill\nfrank garcia
2003
twenty years of magic Frank Garcia
Topper Tack
Card outjogged in the middle of the deck is pushed in, top card is drawn out during wrist kill
a card switch\ncard is cut face up in center and switched, simulated double undercut application\nallan ackerman
2007
best of friends - volume iii Allan Ackerman
A Card Switch
card is cut face up in center and switched, Simulated Double Undercut application
tumblegem switch\nswitched as cards are flipped over, uses a slide-under motion with block pushoff, mechanics similar to jordan count\njack parker\nrolling elmsley\njay frasier
2007
52 memories Jack Parker
TumbleGem Switch
Switched as cards are flipped over, uses a slide-under motion with Block Pushoff, mechanics similar to Jordan Count
out & over switch\nswitching an outjogged card as it is stripped out with another card on top of the deck\njerry k. hartman
2010
caan craft Jerry K. Hartman
Out & Over Switch
Switching an outjogged card as it is stripped out with another card on top of the deck
devilish switch\nhalf the deck with outjogged card is turned over and tabled, partial packet switch, used to switch reversed card in half\njohn bahu
2011
special effects John Bahu
Devilish Switch
half the deck with outjogged card is turned over and tabled, partial packet switch, used to switch reversed card in half
insertion switch-out\nas double is inserted in deck, face card of double is maneuvered to bottom\ndan buck\ndave buck
2014
card men Dan Buck, Dave Buck
Insertion Switch-out
as double is inserted in deck, face card of double is maneuvered to bottom
tina's mystery switch #1\nswitch of a tabled card for one from the deck.\nlorenz schär\ntino plaz
2015
semi-automatic card tricks - volume 10 Lorenz Schär, Tino Plaz
daley delivery\nhandling for the daley's delight switch.\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)\ndaley's delight\ndr. jacob daley
2015
semi-automatic card tricks - volume 9 Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
the folding color change\nfolded card is unfolded and displayed, folded up and unfolded again and is transformed\nvanni bossi
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
The Folding Color Change
folded card is unfolded and displayed, folded up and unfolded again and is transformed
vr pulloff\napparently top card is drawn off into left hand from end grip, bottom card(s) taken instead\njohn hostler\nslip-jog\njerry sadowitz
2016
magnum opossum John Hostler
VR Pulloff
apparently top card is drawn off into left hand from end grip, bottom card(s) taken instead
see/hear/feel\nthree random cards chosen, spectator thinks of one, all face-down in a row, spectator puts hand on his card, it's secretly switched and can be produced any way one likes, miscalling\nharry lorayne\ns/h/f killer\nharry lorayne
2017
jawdroppers! two Harry Lorayne
See/Hear/Feel
three random cards chosen, spectator thinks of one, all face-down in a row, spectator puts hand on his card, it's secretly switched and can be produced any way one likes, miscalling