das mathematische mischen - 4.\nfourth application, deck "shuffled" two times, then card at any position named\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Das mathematische Mischen - 4.
fourth application, deck "shuffled" two times, then card at any position named
der gedächtniskünstler im salon\norder of card read of to medium who then directs the spectator to lay out the cards so that they end up sorted in new deck order, three methods\n unknown\nder gedächtniskünstler im salon\n unknown\nder gedächtniskünstler im salon\n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Der Gedächtniskünstler im Salon
order of card read of to medium who then directs the spectator to lay out the cards so that they end up sorted in new deck order, three methods
der gedächtniskünstler im salon\ncontinuation of explanation, verbal code method\n unknown\nder gedächtniskünstler im salon\n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
magic versus mnemonics\nthirty-two numbered slips and cards are distributed among audience, performer later recalls them, secret assistant\n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
Magic versus Mnemonics
thirty-two numbered slips and cards are distributed among audience, performer later recalls them, secret assistant
the suits unscrambled\nno. 10, all four royal flushes are shuffled together, performer memorized them apparently and brings out named suit from behind back\ncharles t. jordan
1920
ten new sleight of hand card tricks Charles T. Jordan
The Suits Unscrambled
No. 10, all four Royal Flushes are shuffled together, performer memorized them apparently and brings out named suit from behind back
improved super memory\napparently twenty selections and their positions are remembered\nwalter b. gibson\ntricky mentalist without cards\ngerald kosky
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Walter B. Gibson
Improved Super Memory
apparently twenty selections and their positions are remembered
number please\na number in corner of every card, spectators name any number, performer knows the card (as memory demonstration)\nlouis lam
1937
watch me closely Louis Lam
Number Please
a number in corner of every card, spectators name any number, performer knows the card (as memory demonstration)
a subtle game\narranging memorized deck stack in front of spectators\nlouis nikola\na subtle game\nlouis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Louis Nikola
A Subtle Game
arranging memorized deck stack in front of spectators
mnemonics with cards\n- an outline of the system
- the table of fixed ideas
- the card list
- association of ideas
- memorizing a shuffled pack\nh. adrian smith
1938
greater magic H. Adrian Smith
Mnemonics with Cards
- An Outline of the System
- The Table of Fixed Ideas
- The Card List
- Association of Ideas
- Memorizing a Shuffled Pack
rotator\nprop to write down the order of a shuffled deck and use it as a memorized deck\nrussell "rusduck" duck\ncheap faro!\ncy keller\nhen fetsch
1952
the phoenix 251 - 300 Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Rotator
prop to write down the order of a shuffled deck and use it as a memorized deck
gambling expose\nlong routine, including memory, poker face, false dealing demo, stacking demo, in the end cards vanish under a handkerchief except four aces\nmilton kort\nlin searles' "the card expert"\nerdnase system of stock shuffling\ns. w. erdnase\ngee!!\nal baker\ncutting the aces\ndai vernon\nkoldex deluxe\nrussell "rusduck" duck
1958
the cardiste Milton Kort
Gambling Expose
long routine, including memory, poker face, false dealing demo, stacking demo, in the end cards vanish under a handkerchief except four aces
pseudo memory #2\napparently order of shuffled deck is remembered\nharry lorayne\na mental discovery\ndai vernon\nmemory maven variation\npit hartling\ndenis behr
1965
my favorite card tricks Harry Lorayne
a mental discovery\napparently deck is remembered, then position of selection named\ndai vernon\npseudo memory #2\nharry lorayne
1970
expanded lecture notes Dai Vernon
A Mental Discovery
apparently deck is remembered, then position of selection named
deck memorization\nootw with the performer dealing as a memory stunt, gilbreath\nmichael boden\ndeck memorization\nmichael boden
1974
card cavalcade ii Michael Boden
Deck Memorization
OOTW with the performer dealing as a memory stunt, gilbreath
the pill!\nsuper memory presentation, memory pill, letters, numbers and order of playing cards\njack kent tillar
1974
the compleat magick - volume ii Jack Kent Tillar
The Pill!
super memory presentation, memory pill, letters, numbers and order of playing cards
memoreverse\napparently order is remembered, a chosen card is found reversed on the magician named position\nlarry jennings
1985
lake tahoe card magic Larry Jennings
Memoreverse
apparently order is remembered, a chosen card is found reversed on the magician named position
memory mix\nafter riffle shuffle performer memorizes order, deck dealt into two heaps, performer announces number of matching color pairs in one heap\nkarl fulves\nblack magic notes\nkarl fulves\nblack magic\nkarl fulves
1986
color capture Karl Fulves
Memory Mix
after riffle shuffle performer memorizes order, deck dealt into two heaps, performer announces number of matching color pairs in one heap
challenge super memory test number 1\nspectator names number from one to twenty-six, performer names card\nbasil horwitz
1994
the mental magick of basil horwitz - volume 3 Basil Horwitz
Challenge Super Memory Test Number 1
spectator names number from one to twenty-six, performer names card
challenge super memory test number 2\napparently memorizing the deck, able to name card after chosen position\nbasil horwitz
1994
the mental magick of basil horwitz - volume 3 Basil Horwitz
Challenge Super Memory Test Number 2
apparently memorizing the deck, able to name card after chosen position
remember this\nshuffled deck apparently memorized, one riffle shuffle, performer checks and then names cards at 3 different positions, "spread correction"\nkarl fulves\nspread correction\nkarl fulves
1994
crooked tales Karl Fulves
Remember This
shuffled deck apparently memorized, one riffle shuffle, performer checks and then names cards at 3 different positions, "Spread Correction"
the instantly memorized deck\nposition in shuffled deck is named and performer knows card, memory presentation\ndavid malek
1995
the lexicon David Malek
The Instantly Memorized Deck
position in shuffled deck is named and performer knows card, memory presentation
two memory bits - bit two\nspectator names card, performer names number, with new pack order and straddle faros\nedward marlo
1995
facsimile Edward Marlo
Two Memory Bits - Bit Two
spectator names card, performer names number, with new pack order and straddle faros
the memory expert\nno. 16, number thought of, card at this position remembered, cut, performer memorizes deck, new position of selection named and card at original position as well\nkarl fulves\nbob king
1995
self-working close-up card magic Karl Fulves, Bob King
The Memory Expert
No. 16, number thought of, card at this position remembered, cut, performer memorizes deck, new position of selection named and card at original position as well
expansionism\nmemorizing color sequence of 32 cards, but really only sixteen\nkarl fulves\nspeed reading\nkarl fulves\ncompression technique\nkarl fulves
1998
combo Karl Fulves
Expansionism
memorizing color sequence of 32 cards, but really only sixteen
cross checking\nusing one-way backs to expand combo memory system to four suits or other features, challenge location application\nkarl fulves
1998
combo Karl Fulves
Cross Checking
using one-way backs to expand combo memory system to four suits or other features, challenge location application
remote viewing\nspectator shuffles cards once and deals about a third, then names a number and removes card from this position, performer names it, interlocking chains\nkarl fulves
1998
combo Karl Fulves
Remote Viewing
spectator shuffles cards once and deals about a third, then names a number and removes card from this position, performer names it, interlocking chains
deck memorization\nootw with the performer dealing as a memory stunt, gilbreath
- notes on the gilbreath principle\nmichael boden\ndeck memorization\nmichael boden
2000
card file two Michael Boden
Deck Memorization
OOTW with the performer dealing as a memory stunt, gilbreath
- Notes on the Gilbreath Principle
what a m-e-s!\n"memory estimation sleight-of-hand"
shuffled deck, card removed (force), divined after dealing deck into four piles, one of each value in each pile, memory demonstrations, all four-of-a-kinds together, faro\nharry lorayne\n"mexican solitaire" (ed marlo, ibidem)\nless of a m-e-s!\nharry lorayne\nrest of the m-e-s!\nharry lorayne\nnon-faro m-e-s\nharry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
What A M-E-S!
"Memory Estimation Sleight-of-hand"
shuffled deck, card removed (force), divined after dealing deck into four piles, one of each value in each pile, memory demonstrations, all four-of-a-kinds together, faro
to tell the name of any card in a borrowed, shuffled pack\ncard at any position named, memorizing every fifth card\nal baker
2003
the secret ways of al baker Al Baker
To Tell the Name of any Card in a Borrowed, Shuffled Pack
card at any position named, memorizing every fifth card
court case\nmemory demonstration with the twelve court cards, card located that is moved from pile to pile, tactile markings
- system two
- system three
- face value (selections reversed in court card packet, found by touch)\nkarl fulves\nzenmemory\nkarl fulves\nmoe-mentous\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Court Case
memory demonstration with the twelve court cards, card located that is moved from pile to pile, tactile markings
- System Two
- System Three
- Face Value (selections reversed in court card packet, found by touch)
the automaton\ntwelve court cards oujogged, performer memorizes their order at a glance, they are taken out and shuffled, performer restores them into original order\nkarl fulves\nreconstruction\nkarl fulves\nzenmemory\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
The Automaton
twelve court cards oujogged, performer memorizes their order at a glance, they are taken out and shuffled, performer restores them into original order
memory poker\n5x5 layout of face-up card, two cards exchanged while performer is not looking, those are divined\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Memory Poker
5x5 layout of face-up card, two cards exchanged while performer is not looking, those are divined
mr. memory man\nmissing card named by looking through the rest, then three mates found face down, they're the wrong cards but change into the right ones\njamie badman\n"all of a kind" (juan tamariz, mnemonica)\npseudometry\nterry lagerould
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Jamie Badman
Mr. Memory Man
missing card named by looking through the rest, then three mates found face down, they're the wrong cards but change into the right ones
the ultimate weapon\ntwo decks, two spectators select one from each, performer apparently memorises the decks, names position of selections in other decks, then another removed card named\nsteven youell\nremote control\ndarwin ortiz
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
The Ultimate Weapon
two decks, two spectators select one from each, performer apparently memorises the decks, names position of selections in other decks, then another removed card named
kinship\nsystem for remembering suit order of packet (twelve cards), court cards dealt out in four piles to separate suits\nkarl fulves\nsuit codes\nkarl fulves\nnoble cause\nkarl fulves\nkings over here\nkarl fulves
2005
combo ii Karl Fulves
Kinship
system for remembering suit order of packet (twelve cards), court cards dealt out in four piles to separate suits
mock memory\na selection is named, then two cards are moved, performer apparently memorizes cards, spectators name the two cards and performer their positions, using riffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
Mock Memory
a selection is named, then two cards are moved, performer apparently memorizes cards, spectators name the two cards and performer their positions, using Riffle Shuffle Control
memory can\npseudo-memory routine - performer can name three cards at three named numbers, followed by naming selection's position\nr. paul wilson
2007
the magician's ltd cookbook R. Paul Wilson
Memory Can
Pseudo-memory routine - performer can name three cards at three named numbers, followed by naming selection's position
a cunning odyssey\npseudo memory demonstration, match number of cards cut off by spectator, then able to find mates / four of a kind, penelope\njason alford\n"weight your turn" (troy hooser, destroyers, 2001)\npenelope's principle\nalex elmsley
2007
the magician's ltd cookbook Jason Alford
A Cunning Odyssey
Pseudo memory demonstration, match number of cards cut off by spectator, then able to find mates / four of a kind, Penelope
Inspired by
"Weight Your Turn" (Troy Hooser, DesTROYers, 2001)
tricycle\nthree missing cards are named as memory demonstration, stack and interlocking chain principle\nsteve beam
2010
semi-automatic card tricks - volume 8 Steve Beam
Tricycle
three missing cards are named as memory demonstration, stack and interlocking chain principle
memorable\ndeck is shuffled by spectator, one card removed, deck is memorized and every card named including missing card\nromán garcía
2010
nanomagias Román García
Memorable
deck is shuffled by spectator, one card removed, deck is memorized and every card named including missing card
the memory expert at the bridge table\noverhand stacking demonstration, bridge deal in which performer names all cards in one hand and saves selection for last, thirteen memorized cards set-up\ntony cabral\nthe expert at the bridge table\nandrew wimhurst
2011
card tricks for the untrustworthy Tony Cabral
The Memory Expert at the Bridge Table
overhand stacking demonstration, bridge deal in which performer names all cards in one hand and saves selection for last, thirteen memorized cards set-up
best of the best\nposition of thought-of-card named, center dealing any named card, memorized deck\ndarwin ortiz
2012
lessons in card mastery Darwin Ortiz
Best of the Best
position of thought-of-card named, center dealing any named card, memorized deck
best of the best 2\nmemory demonstration, memorized deck, faro\ndarwin ortiz\n"triple threat memorization" (juan tamariz, mnemonica)
2012
lessons in card mastery Darwin Ortiz
star lite\ncards in two halves exchanged, found apparently by memory, fulves's riffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves\nmental rescue\nl. vosburgh lyons\nstar brite\nkarl fulves
2012
prolix Karl Fulves
Star Lite
cards in two halves exchanged, found apparently by memory, Fulves's Riffle Shuffle Control
a two card location\ncard cut to and card thought of small pile, one's position named and other card produced from pocket\njoseph barry
2014
reverie Joseph Barry
A Two Card Location
card cut to and card thought of small pile, one's position named and other card produced from pocket
a memory at the card table\ncard chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one\njoseph barry\na memory at the card table\njoseph barry
2014
reverie Joseph Barry
A Memory at the Card Table
card chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one
a memory at the card table\ncard chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one\njoseph barry\na memory at the card table\njoseph barry
2014
fifty Joseph Barry
A Memory at the Card Table
card chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one
less of a m-e-s!\n"memory estimation sleight-of-hand"
shuffled deck, card removed (force), divined after dealing deck into four piles, one of each value in each pile, memory demonstrations, with non-faro ending\nharry lorayne\ngenii, december 2011\nwhat a m-e-s!\nharry lorayne\nrest of the m-e-s!\nharry lorayne
2015
jawdroppers! Harry Lorayne
Less Of A M-E-S!
"Memory Estimation Sleight-of-hand"
shuffled deck, card removed (force), divined after dealing deck into four piles, one of each value in each pile, memory demonstrations, with non-faro ending
pseudo\nthree phase memory demonstration, first red black, then suits, then naming missing card\nchris rawlins\na bonus (pseudo memory)\nchris rawlins
2016 (ca.)
pseudo Chris Rawlins
Pseudo
three phase memory demonstration, first red black, then suits, then naming missing card
memory maven\ncard removed and peeked at in shuffled deck, performer looks through cards and names missing card as well as position of second selection\npit hartling\nmax maven effect\nmemory maven variation\npit hartling\ndenis behr
2017
quarterly Pit Hartling
Memory Maven
card removed and peeked at in shuffled deck, performer looks through cards and names missing card as well as position of second selection
a bonus (pseudo memory)\nthree phase memory demonstration, first red black, then suits, then naming missing card\nchris rawlins\npseudo\nchris rawlins
2017
the event, 2017 Chris Rawlins
A Bonus (Pseudo Memory)
three phase memory demonstration, first red black, then suits, then naming missing card
paradromic delusion\ntwo deck, one person names a card and a number, second person selects card, performer looks through deck and names position of selection, first person finds card and number in other deck\njohn hostler\n"svensk voodoo" (tomas blomberg, blomberg laboratories, 2015)\nrg location\nrichard goldshot\nundo influence: theory and practice\nsimon aronson
2018
firkin of deipotent trouvailles John Hostler
Paradromic Delusion
two deck, one person names a card and a number, second person selects card, performer looks through deck and names position of selection, first person finds card and number in other deck
photographic memory\n- first phase - move-a-card
- second phase - the missing card
- third phase - half the deck (spectator takes phone picture of order, after shuffling the order the performer can still recite it correctly)\ndenis behr\nmulteffect cards\nval evans\nreconstruction\nkarl fulves
2018
handcrafted card magic - volume 3 Denis Behr
Photographic Memory
- First Phase - Move-a-Card
- Second Phase - The Missing Card
- Third Phase - Half the Deck (spectator takes phone picture of order, after shuffling the order the performer can still recite it correctly)