die volte\n"die kartenschule von carl willmann"
continuation of pass description with variation and application as control, time misdirection\n unknown
1895
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die Volte
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
continuation of pass description with variation and application as control, time misdirection
die charlier'sche volte\n"die kartenschule von carl willmann"
charlier pass with fourth finger at end, as control (after first holding a break)\n charlier\nzur charlier'schen volte\ncarl willmann
1898
die zauberwelt Charlier
Die Charlier'sche Volte
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
charlier pass with fourth finger at end, as control (after first holding a break)
bewildero!\nspectator remembers card and position from face, then procedure heavy control/steal\ncharles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
Bewildero!
spectator remembers card and position from face, then procedure heavy control/steal
reversed cards as indicator\nno. 3 of "substitutes for the pass", secretly reversed card as key card, oops control\n unknown
1935
card manipulations
Unknown
Reversed Cards as Indicator
No. 3 of "Substitutes for the Pass", secretly reversed card as key card, oops control
surpasso\nselection is inserted in cased deck by spectator and divined, deck pressed together in case\nwalter b. gibson
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Walter B. Gibson
Surpasso
selection is inserted in cased deck by spectator and divined, deck pressed together in case
the thumb slide\nwith immediate palm-off\n unknown\nthe ole thumb pass\nsteve draun\nthe new thumb slide\nsteve draun
1940
more card manipulations
Unknown
bewildero\nspectator remembers card and position from face, then procedure heavy control/steal\ncharles t. jordan
1940
the jinx 51-100 Charles T. Jordan
Bewildero
spectator remembers card and position from face, then procedure heavy control/steal
card magic - substitutes for the pass\ncard is levered up with pinky\nclaude kimball\nsteranko's shadow steal\njames steranko\ngeorge pughe's pass\ngeorge pughe
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Claude Kimball
a natural jog-control\n\npaul lepaul\nthe "slap" location\n unknown\ndrop control\ngary ouellet\nthe drop jog\n unknown
1949
the card magic of le paul Paul LePaul
the elliott control\ncard from middle controlled to the bottom, buckle\nbruce elliott\nthe elliott control\nbruce elliott\nthe lorayne control\nharry lorayne\nbruce elliott
1956
the best in magic Bruce Elliott
the elliott control\ncard from middle controlled to the bottom, buckle\nbruce elliott\nthe elliott control\nbruce elliott\nfinal control\nrobin robertson
1956
the new phoenix 301-348 Bruce Elliott
the bold steal\nwhile showing that selection is not on top or bottom and other handlings, see note 3 on p. 58\nedward marlo\nthe card between\njack avis
1957
side steal Edward Marlo
The Bold Steal
while showing that selection is not on top or bottom and other handlings, see Note 3 on p. 58
steranko's shadow steal\n- card into right hand lateral palm as top half is replaced
- as direct control to top
- as color change from center to top\njames steranko\ncard magic - substitutes for the pass\nclaude kimball\ntent change\nmichael brewer
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
Steranko's Shadow Steal
- card into right hand Lateral Palm as top half is replaced
- as direct control to top
- as color change from center to top
steranko's center steal change\ncard from injog position into right hand clip between right second and third finger and on top of deck\njames steranko\nthe fingertip peek steal\nedward marlo
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
Steranko's Center Steal Change
card from injog position into right hand clip between right second and third finger and on top of deck
the misdirection pass\nthe "whoops!" control\nu. f. grant\nreversed key card\nu. f. grant\nthe "whoops!" control\nu. f. grant
1960
the new phoenix 351-400 U. F. Grant
the invisible shift\nperhaps allusion to cascade control?!\ncharlie miller\njudson s. brown
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller, Judson S. Brown
static\nproblems with cards - no. one
selection made by stabbing joker into deck without removing selection, how to control it
solutions: see references\nkarl fulves\nstatic\nfrancis haxton\ncased static\nkarl fulves\nthree static solutions\nmilton kort\nfourth static solution\nmilton kort\nstatic\njames west\nstatic\nwilliam p. miesel
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
Static
Problems with Cards - No. One
selection made by stabbing joker into deck without removing selection, how to control it
Solutions: see references
for the unambitious\nrelated to "coming up in the world", see correction on page 34\nedward marlo\nbikes peek\nsteven youell
1971
kabbala - volume 1 Edward Marlo
For the Unambitious
related to "Coming Up in the World", see correction on page 34
tilt up front\nfront insertion control, selection that is inserted is double and bottom card rides to bottom\nkarl fulves\nanon's method\n unknown\nautopalm\nkarl fulves
1973
packet switches (part two) Karl Fulves
Tilt Up Front
front insertion control, selection that is inserted is double and bottom card rides to bottom
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
riffle shuffle control\nselection made in incomplete riffle shuffle condition, controlled to twenty-six or known position\nkarl fulves\nriffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves
1975
methods with cards - part 3 Karl Fulves
Riffle Shuffle Control
selection made in incomplete riffle shuffle condition, controlled to twenty-six or known position
keel haul\nbringing card behind forearm while shifting the deck on the table, preparation for delayed lap technique\nrick johnsson
1976
practical impossibilities Rick Johnsson
Keel Haul
bringing card behind forearm while shifting the deck on the table, preparation for Delayed Lap Technique
control with cover cards\nrichard kaufman's transcription of reginald scot's card section, card controlled to fifth from the bottom\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
1979
cardmagic
Unknown
Control with Cover Cards
Richard Kaufman's transcription of Reginald Scot's card section, card controlled to fifth from the bottom
riffle shuffle control\ncard selected from incomplete riffle shuffle controlled to twenty-six from top\nkarl fulves
1979
riffle shuffle control Karl Fulves
Riffle Shuffle Control
card selected from incomplete riffle shuffle controlled to twenty-six from top
riffle shuffle control\nselection made in incomplete riffle shuffle condition, controlled to twenty-six or known position, preserves divided deck\nkarl fulves
1979
riffle shuffle control Karl Fulves
Riffle Shuffle Control
selection made in incomplete riffle shuffle condition, controlled to twenty-six or known position, preserves divided deck
drop control\ntop half dropped at angle with jog, jog hidden with some beveling handling\ngary ouellet\na natural jog-control\npaul lepaul\nthe running control\ndavid acer
1979
finger on the card Gary Ouellet
Drop Control
top half dropped at angle with jog, jog hidden with some beveling handling
control throw-offs\nin foreword, apparently magician follows control of card, three approaches\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
Control Throw-Offs
in foreword, apparently magician follows control of card, three approaches
the thompson tilt pass\ndescribed in context of a control
- the preliminary moves
- the interchange of packet
- concluding observations\nfrank thompson
1981
the thompson pass Frank Thompson
The Thompson Tilt Pass
described in context of a control
- The Preliminary Moves
- The Interchange of Packet
- Concluding Observations
psycho cut\ncard control, card pushed in half the deck, rest of the deck is meshed into it\npeter pellikaan\nreinhard müller comments\nreinhard müller
1983
spell-binder Peter Pellikaan
Psycho Cut
card control, card pushed in half the deck, rest of the deck is meshed into it
thirteen-down riffle control\ncard apparently replaced at same position it was taken from, really under thirteen (or known number of) cards\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Thirteen-Down Riffle Control
card apparently replaced at same position it was taken from, really under thirteen (or known number of) cards
flipflop control\ncut deeper principle to control card during displaying sequence\nfrederick braue\nflip-flop force\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Flipflop Control
cut deeper principle to control card during displaying sequence
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."
braue crimp control\nfeaturing "enlarging a break", also with short card (see following item)\nfrederick braue\nenlarging a break\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Braue Crimp Control
featuring "enlarging a break", also with short card (see following item)
braue confusion control\nusing charlier pass, "this is a one-trick sleight it should be assigned to a given trick and used with it alone."\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Braue Confusion Control
using Charlier Pass, "This is a one-trick sleight It should be assigned to a given trick and used with it alone."
combination force/control\nselection outjogged, pushed in and top card pushed forward when hand is raised, bold\nrichard sanders\npull-out switch\njay sankey\nrichard sanders\ncard force\njoe rindfleisch
1987
when creators collide... Richard Sanders
Combination Force/Control
selection outjogged, pushed in and top card pushed forward when hand is raised, bold
multi shift\naka straddle shift, also for single card\nfrank thompson\nvariations\nharvey rosenthal\nfrank thompson\nstraddle pass\nkarl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Frank Thompson
randy's miracle move\nsame as slip-jog or open hockley\nrandy wakeman\nslip-jog\njerry sadowitz\nopen hockley\nedward marlo
1989
randy wakeman presents Randy Wakeman
optimum opener: annexed aces\nusing "riffle shuffle control" to control a selection and cull the aces from shuffled deck, negative cull\nkarl fulves
1991
28 card tricks Karl Fulves
Optimum Opener: Annexed Aces
using "Riffle Shuffle Control" to control a selection and cull the aces from shuffled deck, negative cull
george pughe's pass\nfrom center to top as top half is replaced\ngeorge pughe\ncard magic - substitutes for the pass\nclaude kimball\nlinea control\nedo huang\nproduction on top\njeremiah zuo
1994
more greater magic George Pughe
the illusion control\nin context of sandwich routine, mates face-up on top and selection appears between them\naaron fisher\nthe illusion control\naaron fisher\nthe illusion control\naaron fisher
1995
apocalypse vol. 16-20 Aaron Fisher
The Illusion Control
in context of sandwich routine, mates face-up on top and selection appears between them
the tap illusion (single card)\ncard out jogged in deck is tapped with a card and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded on tapping card\ntom gagnon\nmore on the tap illusion\ntom gagnon
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Tom Gagnon
The Tap Illusion (Single Card)
card out jogged in deck is tapped with a card and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded on tapping card
tap illusion (half deck)\ncard out jogged in packet is tapped with a packet and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded under tapping packet\ntom gagnon
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Tom Gagnon
Tap Illusion (Half Deck)
card out jogged in packet is tapped with a packet and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded under tapping packet
vertical tap illusion\ncard out jogged in packet is tapped with a packet and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded under tapping packet, vertical\ntom gagnon
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Tom Gagnon
Vertical Tap Illusion
card out jogged in packet is tapped with a packet and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded under tapping packet, vertical
tap illusion feint\ncard out jogged in packet is tapped with a packet and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded under tapping packet, with finesse\ntom gagnon
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Tom Gagnon
Tap Illusion Feint
card out jogged in packet is tapped with a packet and apparently squared in the deck, in that process card is stolen and loaded under tapping packet, with finesse
more on the tap illusion\n- the elliptical false count\ntom gagnon\nthe tap illusion (single card)\ntom gagnon
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Tom Gagnon
the dribble - toss control\n\nsteve bedwell\nthe dribble toss control\nsteve bedwell\nthe helium control\nshane cobalt
1995 ca.
siamese signatures and other oddities Steve Bedwell
coming up in the world\nwith credit information
- the load up i (coming up in the world)
- the load up ii (interlocked set-up)
- the load up iii (large block)\nwesley james
1997
the magical record and thoughts of wesley james Wesley James
Coming Up in the World
with credit information
- The Load Up I (Coming Up in the World)
- The Load Up II (Interlocked Set-Up)
- The Load Up III (Large Block)
direct palm of a tabled card\ntabled card scooped into deck
- as a palm
- as a control\njerry mentzer\n"dribble control" (inside john murray)
2000
card file two Jerry Mentzer
Direct Palm of a Tabled Card
tabled card scooped into deck
- As a Palm
- As a Control
phantom control\ncard at though-of number remembered, performer claims that he will bring it back to this position, actually this is a ruse to control it in standard lazy-man's to pocket style\nbob king
2002
the breather 3 Bob King
Phantom Control
card at though-of number remembered, performer claims that he will bring it back to this position, actually this is a ruse to control it in standard lazy-man's to pocket style
concealed allerton control\ncac
card controlled to near top while apparently turned over in middle of deck\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\n"card modes" (robin robertson, 1983, p. 8)\nscreened leipzig pass\nnate leipzig\nbert allerton\nconcealed allerton control\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 1 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Concealed Allerton Control
CAC
card controlled to near top while apparently turned over in middle of deck
concealed allerton control\ncard controlled to near top while apparently turned over in middle of deck\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nconcealed allerton control\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Concealed Allerton Control
card controlled to near top while apparently turned over in middle of deck
the inserted card control with countdown\nspectator pushes card flush, performer pushes reversed five in deck and selection is five cards down\nharry riser\nmum, nov. 2001
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Inserted Card Control with Countdown
spectator pushes card flush, performer pushes reversed Five in deck and selection is five cards down
slip 'n lift\none-handed opening, selection placed inside, card moved to top with one hand\nc. a. george newmann\nfrank e. blaisdell\nnewman, linking ring, may 1949\noriginal magic (frank blaisdell)
2007
the anthology of one handed card cuts and flourishes C. A. George Newmann, Frank E. Blaisdell
Slip 'N Lift
one-handed opening, selection placed inside, card moved to top with one hand
one-handed pull-out\none handed method of transferring card from center to top\njustin higham\nmarlo one hand second\nedward marlo
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
One-handed Pull-out
One handed method of transferring card from center to top
the power of two\nplacement strategy for selected card to any position\nroy walton\npick me up\nwalter b. gibson
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Roy Walton
The Power of Two
placement strategy for selected card to any position
wonder control\nbold and top/bottom discrepant dribble force and control\nchad nelson\nthe two-pocket deck switch\ntommy wonder
2010
strolling controls Chad Nelson
Wonder Control
bold and top/bottom discrepant dribble force and control
cascade control\nfinessed handling\ncharlie miller\ndave buck\nmiller's cascade control\ncharlie miller\npaul chosse\ncascade palm\ndave buck
2011
if an octopus could palm Charlie Miller, Dave Buck
slap control\ncard inserted in deck, then deck put half-way into case and slapped in (injog plungers out)\ntom gagnon
2011
cased card controls Tom Gagnon
Slap Control
card inserted in deck, then deck put half-way into case and slapped in (injog plungers out)
proteus bound\nwhile the deck is in the card box
- ambitious card ending\ntomas blomberg\nbow-to-stern control\nernest earick\nbox top\nken krenzel
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
Proteus Bound
while the deck is in the card box
- Ambitious Card Ending
the lateral insertion\nsideways insertion
- control
- multiple shift\nroberto giobbi\ncontrol with dribble and side shuffle\nroberto giobbi
2016
hidden agenda Roberto Giobbi
counterpoint\nusing group shuffle to place selection at certain position, with or without sticky tape\nryan schlutz
2017
false anchors - volume two Ryan Schlutz
Counterpoint
using group shuffle to place selection at certain position, with or without sticky tape