transposition extraordinary \n no. 2, deck separated in red and black, card from red half put in black half, it is predicted and transposes with another red card, halves rubber banded \n t. nelson downs
1920
ten new sleight of hand card tricks
T. Nelson Downs
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Transposition Extraordinary
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1920
|
Ten New Sleight of Hand Card Tricks
|
5
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die ihre plätze wechselnden kartenpäckchen \n deck separated in number and picture cards \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1930
zauberkunststücke
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Die ihre Plätze wechselnden Kartenpäckchen
|
1930
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Zauberkunststücke
|
72
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unknown leaper variation \n card at thought-of position transposes with card in other half \n t. page wright \n the unknown leaper \n charles t. jordan
1933
page wright's notebook
T. Page Wright
|
Unknown Leaper variation
|
Inspired by
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1933
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Page Wright's Notebook
|
11
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"what the h___!?" \n two decks with different backs, ace of spades change places multiple times \n vincent lynch
1936
the jinx
Vincent Lynch
|
"What the H___!?"
|
1936
|
The Jinx
(Issue 23)
|
145
|
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ace transposition \n odd-backed in packets, sticky cards \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
|
Ace Transposition
|
1937
|
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|
111
|
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restless cards \n two rubber banded piles with different backs, selections transpose, see also page 210 for comment \n theodore annemann
1937
the jinx
Theodore Annemann
|
Restless Cards
|
1937
|
The Jinx
(Issue 31)
|
202
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meta-stasis \n two selected cards, duplicate \n john j. crimmins jr.
1939
the jinx
John J. Crimmins Jr.
|
Meta-Stasis
|
1939
|
The Jinx
(Issue 59)
|
427
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3: stream-lined hypnotism \n duplicate \n clayton rawson \n 3. stream-lined hypnotism \n clayton rawson
1946
the phoenix 51-100
Clayton Rawson
|
3: Stream-Lined Hypnotism
|
Also published here
|
1946
|
The Phoenix 51-100
(Issue 100)
|
405
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fair exchange \n two card transposition from half to half \n tony kardyro
1948
your deck — your card
Tony Kardyro
|
Fair Exchange
|
1948
|
Your Deck — Your Card
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8
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ambitious transpo \n \n john a. m. howie \n interchange \n george blake
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250
John A. M. Howie
|
Ambitious Transpo
|
Variations
|
1950
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The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 204)
|
816
|
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both ways \n two cards transpose twice and eventually travel to performer's pocket \n purvis w. miller
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250
Purvis W. Miller
|
Both Ways
|
1951
|
The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 223)
|
891
|
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interchange \n \n george blake \n ambitious transpo \n john a. m. howie
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250
George Blake
|
Interchange
|
Inspired by
|
1951
|
The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 224)
|
896
|
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pockethereal minus pockets \n two cards thought of, they transpose from packet to packet, two methods \n edward marlo \n stewart james \n pockethereal, minus pockets \n bert fenn \n clarified packethereal \n jon racherbaumer \n pockethereal \n stewart james
1953
the cardician
Edward Marlo, Stewart James
|
Pockethereal Minus Pockets
|
Inspired byVariations
|
1953
|
The Cardician
|
98
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trilemma \n three phase routine
- two mentally selected cards change places
- two mentally selected cards end up in performer's pocket
- five mentally selected cards are found \n howard a. adams \n post hoc miracle \n ken krenzel \n triptych \n karl fulves
1953
the phoenix 251 — 300
Howard A. Adams
|
Trilemma
|
Variations
|
1953
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The Phoenix 251 — 300
(Issue 280)
|
1118
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crazy mixed up cards! \n spectator's and performer's thought of card change places in the two halves of the deck and are found reversed \n vern schoneck
1954
the phoenix 251 — 300
Vern Schoneck
|
Crazy Mixed Up Cards!
|
1954
|
The Phoenix 251 — 300
(Issue 300)
|
1200
|
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3. stream-lined hypnotism \n duplicate \n clayton rawson \n 3: stream-lined hypnotism \n clayton rawson
1956
the best in magic
Clayton Rawson
|
3. Stream-Lined Hypnotism
|
Also published here
|
1956
|
The Best in Magic
|
154
|
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the helpful joker \n two cards transpose in packets, story presentation \n jim luzzi
1957
26 originals
Jim Luzzi
|
The Helpful Joker
|
1957
|
26 Originals
|
11
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thought transposed \n two sets of four aces with different backs, thought of ace transposes \n dai vernon \n traveling man \n roy walton \n travelling man \n roy walton
1960
more inner secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
|
Thought Transposed
|
Variations
|
1960
|
More Inner Secrets of Card Magic
|
16
|
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red and black packets \n selected cards from red half and black half transpose \n charlie miller
1961
the magic of charles earle miller
Charlie Miller
|
Red and Black Packets
|
1961
|
The Magic of Charles Earle Miller
|
56
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novel card transposition \n card on table with card at chosen number in deck \n dai vernon
1962
early vernon
Dai Vernon
|
Novel Card Transposition
|
1962
|
Early Vernon
|
47
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the tilted transposition \n "twelfth effect", two cards placed reversed into two halves transpose \n edward marlo
1962
tilt!
Edward Marlo
|
The Tilted Transposition
|
1962
|
Tilt!
|
20
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the criss cross transposition \n "thirteenth effect", more complex version of previous transposition \n edward marlo
1962
tilt!
Edward Marlo
|
The Criss Cross Transposition
|
1962
|
Tilt!
|
21
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face the ace \n four red-backed aces and four blue-backed aces, ace chosen in one packet, its duplicate reverses in the other packet, the transpose \n verne chesbro \n larry west
1968
tricks you can count on
Verne Chesbro, Larry West
|
Face the Ace
|
1968
|
Tricks You Can Count On
|
4
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immovable object \n deck in two packets, top cards shown and exchanged, on one packet it remains the same card, repeated several times \n robert (bob) hess
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Robert (Bob) Hess
|
Immovable Object
|
Sep. 1970
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 5 No. 11)
|
359
|
|
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kavorting kings \n red and blue backed kings, named kings transpose \n ron ferris
1971
expert card chicanery
Ron Ferris
|
Kavorting Kings
|
1971
|
Expert Card Chicanery
|
21
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put-back move \n one card exchanged while two four-of-a-kinds are displayed and separated \n sam leo horowitz \n "switchless switch" (edward marlo) \n put-back move variation \n karl fulves
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Sam Leo Horowitz
|
Put-Back Move
|
Related to- "Switchless Switch" (Edward Marlo)
Variations
|
Autumn 1971
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 6 No. 5th Folio)
|
456
|
|
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jumping joker \n repeat transposition of joker with named card, stripper deck \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part two
Karl Fulves
|
Jumping Joker
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Technique — Preliminary Notes on Part Two
|
73
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signo-transpo \n front and back signed card jumps from packet to packet, rough-smooth \n edward marlo \n signo-transpo \n edward marlo \n jon racherbaumer
1974
the unexpected card book
Edward Marlo
|
Signo-Transpo
|
Variations
|
1974
|
The Unexpected Card Book
|
55
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near mix \n spectator selects card from red packet and another spectator selects card from black packet, selections swap packets \n jerry k. hartman
1974
super dupes
Jerry K. Hartman
|
Near Mix
|
1974
|
Super Dupes
|
49
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the fascinating travelers \n two thought-of cards in two packets transpose \n harry lorayne
1975
afterthoughts
Harry Lorayne
|
The Fascinating Travelers
|
1975
|
Afterthoughts
|
99
|
|
|
mixed doubles \n red-backed and blue-backed aces, aces transpose from those packets \n karl fulves \n notes on p. 312
1976
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
Mixed Doubles
|
Related to
|
1976
|
Epilogue
(Issue Special No 5)
|
309
|
|
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the phantom \n transpo of chosen card in one packet with unknown phantom card \n paul harris \n the infamous tap-dancing cards \n paul harris \n the return of the phantom \n various \n roberto giobbi \n paul harris
1976
the magic of paul harris
Paul Harris
|
The Phantom
|
Variations
|
1976
|
The Magic of Paul Harris
|
23
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a double barreled bandit \n two selection transpose to other half, with rubber bands \n jerry andrus
1976
andrus card control
Jerry Andrus
|
A Double Barreled Bandit
|
1976
|
Andrus Card Control
|
61
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wind up \n two selection transpose to other half, with rubber bands \n jerry andrus
1976
andrus card control
Jerry Andrus
|
Wind Up
|
1976
|
Andrus Card Control
|
62
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transposed aces with repeat \n four blue backed aces and four red backed aces on table, named aced transposes between the two packets, twice \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic — part one
Nick Trost
|
Transposed Aces with Repeat
|
1976
|
Subtle Card Magic — Part One
|
21
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signo-transpo \n front and back signed card jumps from packet to packet, rough-smooth \n edward marlo \n jon racherbaumer \n signo-transpo \n edward marlo
1976
lecture notes 1
Edward Marlo, Jon Racherbaumer
|
Signo-Transpo
|
Inspired by
|
1976
|
Lecture Notes 1
|
29
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the impromptu zig zag \n two isolated packets \n ken krenzel
1978
the card classics of ken krenzel
Ken Krenzel
|
The Impromptu Zig Zag
|
1978
|
The Card Classics of Ken Krenzel
|
105
|
|
|
zigs & zags \n based on george kaplan's "zig-zag" (hugard's magic monthly) \n herb zarrow
1978
apocalypse
Herb Zarrow
|
Zigs & Zags
|
May 1978
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 1 No. 5)
|
53
|
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moving target \n as in one packet transposes with card in other packet \n karl fulves
1978
transpo trix
Karl Fulves
|
Moving Target
|
1978
|
Transpo Trix
|
11
|
|
|
compared to what \n four reds and four blacks, two chosen cards transpose \n karl fulves
1978
transpo trix
Karl Fulves
|
Compared To What
|
1978
|
Transpo Trix
|
46
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kaleidoscope \n ace through four of hearts removed from two different decks, performer reverses a card in each pile, they're named values and have transposed backs, optional transformation kicker \n karl fulves
1978
transpo trix
Karl Fulves
|
Kaleidoscope
|
1978
|
Transpo Trix
|
50
|
|
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thirty eight \n transposition of two cards from red packet to black packet \n karl fulves
1978
transpo trix
Karl Fulves
|
Thirty Eight
|
1978
|
Transpo Trix
|
54
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snark hunt \n aces and jacks removed, named ones turn over and transpose, posed as problem, see reference for method clue \n karl fulves \n snark hunt \n karl fulves \n neo-brownian movement \n jon racherbaumer
1978
transpo trix
Karl Fulves
|
Snark Hunt
|
Related toVariations
|
1978
|
Transpo Trix
|
80
|
|
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traveling man \n two sets of kings from different decks, named one transposes \n roy walton \n thought transposed \n dai vernon \n travelling man \n roy walton \n transmental \n jerry k. hartman
1978
the spread half-pass
Roy Walton
|
Traveling Man
|
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here
|
1978
|
The Spread Half-Pass
|
25
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zippy zig-zag \n \n jon racherbaumer
1979
apocalypse
Jon Racherbaumer
|
Zippy Zig-zag
|
Jan. 1979
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 2 No. 1)
|
147
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|
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night riser \n black aces on table, half deck on each, they rise to top of other packet, red aces on bottom
- notes by karl fulves \n howard schwarzman \n double rise \n bill simon \n the flash \n karl fulves
1979
the chronicles
Howard Schwarzman
|
Night Riser
|
Inspired byVariations
|
1979
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 16)
|
1224
|
|
|
snark hunt \n clue to the method \n karl fulves \n snark hunt \n karl fulves \n quartet gaff \n karl fulves
1979
interlocutor
Karl Fulves
|
Snark Hunt
|
Related to
|
1979
|
Interlocutor
(Issue 35)
|
137
|
|
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double reverse and transposition \n two cards in two halves reverse and transpose, see also page 83 for alternative handlings \n edward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4
Edward Marlo
|
Double Reverse and Transposition
|
1980
|
Marlo's Magazine Volume 4
|
78
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j-a-w-s \n "joker and wallet solution", four aces transpose with joker in wallet one by one \n barry govan
1980
apocalypse
Barry Govan
|
J-A-W-S
|
Dec. 1980
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 3 No. 12)
|
423
|
|
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clean-cut finger sandwiches \n cards between two sandwiches transpose, two methods \n jon racherbaumer
1980
hierophant
Jon Racherbaumer
|
Clean-Cut Finger Sandwiches
|
1980
|
Hierophant
(Issue The Last Hierophant)
|
74
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a trick for jack avis \n two selection in two packets change places and end up on top of the other packet \n andrew galloway \n john a. m. howie
1980
diverting card magic
Andrew Galloway, John A. M. Howie
|
A Trick For Jack Avis
|
1980
|
Diverting Card Magic
|
15
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playback poker \n two cards from two poker hands turn over and change places \n karl fulves
1981
milennium aces
Karl Fulves
|
Playback Poker
|
1981
|
Milennium Aces
|
88
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|
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direct transposition \n top cards of two packets \n ken simmons \n direct transposition \n edward marlo
1981
cards — with a different touch
Ken Simmons
|
Direct Transposition
|
Inspired by
|
1981
|
Cards — With a Different Touch
|
28
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|
twogether \n two eleven-card packets with ace through jack from two decks are dealt, predicted value matches in position and backs transpose \n karl fulves
1981
the chronicles
Karl Fulves
|
Twogether
|
1981
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 29)
|
1352
|
|
|
a card to remember \n convoluted handling \n harry lorayne
1982
best of friends
Harry Lorayne
|
A Card To Remember
|
1982
|
Best of Friends
|
115
|
|
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zig-zag \n two methods \n edward marlo
1982
best of friends
Edward Marlo
|
Zig-Zag
|
1982
|
Best of Friends
|
166
|
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|
die heimkehrer \n two quartets, two cards are exchanged and then there are quartets again, with two times four duplicates of same card \n christian scherer
1982
card news '82
Christian Scherer
|
Die Heimkehrer
|
1982
|
Card News '82
|
45
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die fliegende karte \n card is exchanged with one of a quartet, two cards transpose \n christian scherer
1982
card news '82
Christian Scherer
|
Die fliegende Karte
|
1982
|
Card News '82
|
52
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your best suit \n ace through ten packet, chosen card turns over and transposes with joker put in breast pocket, a bit similar to dcd \n larry jennings \n jim patton \n diamond cut, plus jokers \n larry jennings
1983
the new york magic symposium — collection 2
Larry Jennings, Jim Patton
|
Your Best Suit
|
Variations
|
1983
|
The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 2
|
60
|
|
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strip shuffle notes \n three cards on a three, five cards on a five, all on top of deck \n karl fulves \n dr. jacob daley
1984
riffle shuffle technique — part three
Karl Fulves, Dr. Jacob Daley
|
Strip Shuffle Notes
|
1984
|
Riffle Shuffle Technique — Part Three
|
113
|
|
|
a suit with a future \n joker transposes with selected value in straight, effect similar to dcd \n jerry k. hartman \n your best suit \n larry jennings \n jim patton \n a suit with a future \n jerry k. hartman
1984
the new york magic symposium — collection 3
Jerry K. Hartman
|
A Suit With A Future
|
Inspired byAlso published here
|
1984
|
The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 3
|
118
|
|
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doppelganger \n four red cards transpose with four black cards. selection (actually amongst the black cards) transposes with a red card in the red packet \n stephen tucker
1984
the card-mad-gic of stephen tucker
Stephen Tucker
|
Doppelganger
|
1984
|
The Card-Mad-gic of Stephen Tucker
|
12
|
|
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not disappointing \n aces transpose \n edward marlo
1985
formula one close-up
Edward Marlo
|
Not Disappointing
|
1985
|
Formula One Close-Up
|
76
|
|
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the observation test \n \n larry jennings
1986
the classic magic of larry jennings
Larry Jennings
|
The Observation Test
|
1986
|
The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings
|
126
|
|
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discrepancy transposition: 1 \n \n jerry sadowitz
1987
inspirations
Jerry Sadowitz
|
Discrepancy Transposition: 1
|
1987
|
Inspirations
|
4
|
|
|
dial a card \n four cards, spectator choses one that is turned over, packet placed aside, another four-card packet taken, the very same card is turned over in this one and the reversed card in spectator's packet has changed into another one \n karl fulves
1987
secret session — part two
Karl Fulves
|
Dial A Card
|
1987
|
Secret Session — Part Two
|
43
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|
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the choice transposition \n selection transposes with chosen ace, repeat, olram subtlety application
- an impromptu method \n edward marlo
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i
Edward Marlo
|
The Choice Transposition
|
1988
|
M.I.N.T. — Volume I
|
191
|
|
|
zickzack \n spectator remembers a card at a thought-of number from one to ten in one half, performer does same in other half, the cards transpose, ten duplicates or impromptu
- vorführung mit normalem spiel \n george g. kaplan \n zig-zag, hugard's magic monthly
1988
intermagic
George G. Kaplan
|
Zickzack
|
Also published here- Zig-Zag, Hugard's Magic Monthly
|
Apr. 1988
|
Intermagic
(Vol. 13 No. 4)
|
177
|
|
|
travelling man \n two sets of four kings with different backs, named king transposes \n roy walton \n thought transposed \n dai vernon \n traveling man \n roy walton
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
|
Travelling Man
|
Inspired byAlso published here
|
1988
|
The Complete Walton — Volume 2
|
19
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seeing with the fingertips \n \n brother john hamman
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman
Brother John Hamman
|
Seeing with the Fingertips
|
1989
|
The Secrets of Brother John Hamman
|
155
|
|
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switcheroo \n two cards transpose from packet to packet, then both cards travel from packet to deck \n justin higham
1990
inside out
Justin Higham
|
Switcheroo
|
1990
|
Inside Out
(Issue Special No. 1)
|
8
|
|
|
mixed marriages \n two royal flushes from two decks, they magically arrange in same order and one selected value transposes \n alex elmsley
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1
Alex Elmsley
|
Mixed Marriages
|
1991
|
The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley — Volume 1
|
58
|
|
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a suit with a future \n joker transposes with selected value in straight, effect similar to dcd \n jerry k. hartman \n a suit with a future \n jerry k. hartman
1991
card craft
Jerry K. Hartman
|
A Suit With a Future
|
Also published here
|
1991
|
Card Craft
|
166
|
|
|
pockethereal, minus pockets \n notes \n bert fenn \n pockethereal minus pockets \n edward marlo \n stewart james
1992
the olram file
Bert Fenn
|
Pockethereal, Minus Pockets
|
Inspired by
|
1992
|
The Olram File
(Issue 12)
|
2
|
|
|
clarified packethereal \n two cards transpose from pocket to pocket, duplicate \n jon racherbaumer \n pockethereal minus pockets \n edward marlo \n stewart james \n pockethereal \n stewart james
1992
the olram file
Jon Racherbaumer
|
Clarified Packethereal
|
Inspired by
|
1992
|
The Olram File
(Issue 12)
|
3
|
|
|
visibly, invisibly \n two halves, two selections placed in them, they transpose to top of other halves \n edward marlo
1993
the olram file
Edward Marlo
|
Visibly, Invisibly
|
1993
|
The Olram File
(Issue 16)
|
12
|
|
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オブザベーションインカラー \n (observation in color) \n larry jennings
1993
larry jennings's card technique
Larry Jennings
|
オブザベーションインカラー
|
1993
|
Larry Jennings's Card Technique
|
150
|
|
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freeze frame \n credit information \n karl fulves \n freeze frame \n karl fulves
1993
verbatim
Karl Fulves
|
Freeze Frame
|
Related to
|
1993
|
Verbatim
(Issue 9)
|
102
|
|
|
twisted sisters \n two duplicate four-of-a-kinds from different decks, thought-of suit transposes
- first scenario: apparent transposition
- second scenario: implied transposition \n john bannon \n duplicity \n john bannon \n trifle \n aldo colombini
1993
twisted sisters
John Bannon
|
Twisted Sisters
|
Variations
|
1993
|
Twisted Sisters
|
1
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freeze frame \n two decks, performer signs one in his deck and spectator in his, decks exchanged but each still has his signed card in the deck \n karl fulves \n freeze frame \n karl fulves \n "dual colour telepathy" (w. r. hammerton, the gen) \n freeze out \n karl fulves
1994
rigmarole
Karl Fulves
|
Freeze Frame
|
Related to
|
1994
|
Rigmarole
(Issue 9)
|
103
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follow up \n card peeked in red half travels to black half \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus
Roger Crosthwaite
|
Follow Up
|
1994
|
Roger's Thesaurus
|
165
|
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can't play your game \n ten red and black cards, two selections are told to transpose, packets transpose instead \n aldo colombini \n olram's clarified routine \n edward marlo \n the black thought \n edward marlo \n band-it \n aldo colombini
1994
the close-up magic of aldo colombini
Aldo Colombini
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Can't Play Your Game
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Related to
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1994
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The Close-Up Magic of Aldo Colombini
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28
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crossing cards \n red half and black half, two cards transpose \n jerry k. hartman \n band-it \n aldo colombini
1995
apocalypse
Jerry K. Hartman
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Crossing Cards
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Variations
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Jan. 1995
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Apocalypse
(Vol. 18 No. 1)
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bizarre transposition \n card found in different colored deck, bizarre twist variation \n marvin leventhal \n the bizarre twist! \n paul harris
1995
the minotaur
Marvin Leventhal
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Bizarre Transposition
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Inspired by
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1995
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The Minotaur
(Vol. 7 No. 3)
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3
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red-black transpo \n two aces transpose from red and black packets \n edward marlo \n the new tops, mar. 1979
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii
Edward Marlo
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Red-Black Transpo
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Also published here
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1995
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M.I.N.T. — Volume II
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397
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trifle \n ungaffed twisted sisters version, two duplicate four-of-a-kinds from different decks, named suit transposes \n aldo colombini \n twisted sisters \n john bannon
1995
what's up deck?
Aldo Colombini
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Trifle
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Inspired by
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1995
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What's Up Deck?
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57
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band-it \n ten red and ten black cards, one of each selected, packets are rubber-banded, the two cards transpose \n aldo colombini \n crossing cards \n jerry k. hartman \n can't play your game \n aldo colombini
1995
what's up deck?
Aldo Colombini
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Band-It
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Inspired byRelated to
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1995
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What's Up Deck?
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85
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the dyslexic psychic \n entertaining presentation \n jack birnman
1996
the looking glass
Jack Birnman
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The Dyslexic Psychic
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1996
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The Looking Glass
(Issue 1)
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1
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hopover \n thought of card from red pack transpose with thought of card from black packet \n peter duffie \n "the pallad principle" (peter duffie, cards in principle)
1996
the trapdoor — volume three
Peter Duffie
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Hopover
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Inspired by- "The PallaD Principle" (Peter Duffie, Cards in Principle)
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1996
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The Trapdoor — Volume Three
(Issue 62)
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1213
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metathesis \n packet with red cards and with black cards, two thought-of (mathematical procedure) cards transpose \n peter duffie \n "the pallad principle" (peter duffie, cards in principle)
1996
method in effect
Peter Duffie
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Metathesis
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Inspired by- "The PallaD Principle" (Peter Duffie, Cards in Principle)
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1996
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Method in Effect
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8
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color blind \n red card selected from red half, black card selected from black half. inserted in opposite color group, and then they transpose back to original halves, reversing themselves in the process \n peter duffie
1997
effortless card magic
Peter Duffie
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Color Blind
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1997
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Effortless Card Magic
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34
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rise and switch \n double rise plus transpo \n bill simon \n roberto giobbi \n double rise \n bill simon
1998
card college — volume 3
Bill Simon, Roberto Giobbi
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Rise and Switch
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Inspired by
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1998
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Card College — Volume 3
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590
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thinking it over \n two methods \n r. paul wilson \n thinking it over \n r. paul wilson \n thinking it over \n r. paul wilson
2001
crash course in brain surgery
R. Paul Wilson
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Thinking it Over
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Also published here
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2001
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Crash Course in Brain Surgery
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2
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stranger #1<br>stranger #2<br>stranger #3 \n "problems"
two straights/suits, value named, card moved from packet to packet and then some sort of coincidence or transposition occurs, posed as a problem \n karl fulves \n the stranger #4 \n karl fulves
2001
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
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Stranger #1 Stranger #2 Stranger #3
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Related to
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2001
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Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 5)
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153
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the stranger #4 \n "problems"
two straights/suits, value named, card moved from packet to packet and then some sort of coincidence or transposition occurs, posed as a problem \n karl fulves \n stranger #1<br>stranger #2<br>stranger #3 \n karl fulves \n the stranger #4 solution \n matthew field
2001
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
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The Stranger #4
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Related toVariations
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2001
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Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 6)
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210
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thinking it over \n two methods \n r. paul wilson \n thinking it over \n r. paul wilson
2002
constant fooling 1
R. Paul Wilson
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Thinking it Over
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Also published here
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2002
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Constant Fooling 1
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32
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the stranger #4 solution \n two straights/suits, value named, card moved from packet to packet and then some sort of coincidence or transposition occurs \n matthew field \n the stranger #4 \n karl fulves
2002
latter day secrets
Matthew Field
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The Stranger #4 Solution
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Inspired by
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2002
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Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 7)
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238
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after jack \n "problems"
half deck vor spectator and performer, a card is chosen and exchanged, they transpose back and are reversed, posed as problem \n karl fulves \n jack vosbourgh two-deck effect
2002
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
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After Jack
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Inspired by- Jack Vosbourgh two-deck effect
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2002
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Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 7)
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257
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separation anxiety \n magician/spectator each select a card from half the deck, the cards transpose. \n david acer \n separation anxiety \n david acer
2002
genii
David Acer
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Separation Anxiety
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Also published here
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Jan. 2002
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Genii
(Vol. 65 No. 1)
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64
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top ten plus \n one packet with red, one with black cards, two cards exchanged with counting procedure, they transpose back \n tony bartolotta \n the mystery card \n karl fulves
2002
discoverie
Tony Bartolotta
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Top Ten Plus
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Related to
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2002
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Discoverie
(Issue 7)
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91
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eight speed \n two-packet version of ace problem \n karl fulves
2003
off the books
Karl Fulves
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Eight Speed
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2003
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Off The Books
(Issue 9)
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176
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25 faces north + 1 south \n a red and a black card chosen, reds and black separated, two cards stopped at in both halves, they're the selection but in odd-colored half
- simplified version \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 1
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
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25 Faces North + 1 South
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2003
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Card Conspiracy — Vol. 1
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6
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traveling queen \n four red red-backed spot cards, four black blue-backed cards and queen of spades, transposition \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
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Traveling Queen
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2003
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Card Conspiracy — Vol. 2
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50
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don't follow the leader \n reds and blacks separated, one of each color chosen and returned, two cards turn over, they are the transposed selections \n michel huot
2003
seven by michel huot
Michel Huot
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Don't Follow the Leader
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2003
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Seven By Michel Huot
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19
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separation anxiety \n magician/spectator each select a card from half the deck, the cards transpose. \n david acer \n separation anxiety \n david acer
2004
random acts of magic
David Acer
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Separation Anxiety
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Also published here
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2004
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Random Acts of Magic
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53
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name a number, any number \n two cards chosen in incomplete riffle shuffle condition, one from red half one from black, appear at chosen numbers in transposed packets \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n observation test \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2004
diamonds from coal
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
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Name a Number, Any Number
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Inspired by
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2004
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Diamonds from Coal
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6
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oddservation \n spectator and magician each holds four random cards, they exchange cards, but they transpose back. magician is left holding only those two cards, while spectator is holding four aces \n jack parker \n oddservation \n jack parker
2006
genii
Jack Parker
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Oddservation
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Also published here
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June 2006
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Genii
(Vol. 69 No. 6)
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20
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the rank and file \n chosen red card ends up in black packet and vice versa
- memory 101 \n karl fulves
2007
word play
Karl Fulves
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The Rank And File
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2007
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Word Play
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38
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moment's notice \n \n karl fulves
2007
word play
Karl Fulves
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Moment's Notice
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2007
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Word Play
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60
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cross eyed surprise \n red and black ace transposes when sandwiched between queens, finally two aces switch places with four queens \n jack parker
2007
52 memories
Jack Parker
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Cross Eyed Surprise
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2007
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52 Memories
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30
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oddservation \n spectator and magician each holds four random cards, they exchange cards, but they transpose back. magician is left holding only those two cards, while spectator is holding four aces \n jack parker \n detour (oddservation redux) \n jack parker \n oddservation \n jack parker
2007
52 memories
Jack Parker
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Oddservation
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VariationsAlso published here
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2007
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52 Memories
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107
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detour (oddservation redux) \n variation of oddservation, ends with royal flush \n jack parker \n oddservation \n jack parker \n detour (oddservation redux) \n jack parker
2007
52 memories
Jack Parker
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Detour (Oddservation Redux)
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Inspired byAlso published here
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2007
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52 Memories
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110
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twisted inversion \n two selections transpose between two packets of four cards \n jack parker \n mental reverse \n edward marlo
2007
52 memories
Jack Parker
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Twisted Inversion
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Inspired by
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2007
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52 Memories
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114
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detour (oddservation redux) \n variation of oddservation, ends with royal flush \n jack parker \n detour (oddservation redux) \n jack parker
2007
genii
Jack Parker
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Detour (Oddservation Redux)
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Also published here
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June 2007
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Genii
(Vol. 70 No. 6)
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34
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crossfire \n spectator names card from half the deck and a number, performer as well from other half, when counted to, the other cards shows up at the numbers \n karl fulves
2010
prolix
Karl Fulves
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Crossfire
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2010
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Prolix
(Issue 8)
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513
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leading by example \n deck separated in red and black cards, one from each half chosen, when spread one card is seen face-down in each half, they're the transposed selections \n michel huot
2010
genii
Michel Huot
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Leading by Example
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May 2010
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Genii
(Vol. 73 No. 5)
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19
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triptych \n two cards chosen, two piles dealt and performer reads out loud all the cards, spectators name the piles with their selections, performer divines cards, they transpose into other pile and are only odd-backed ones \n karl fulves \n back story \n karl fulves \n trilemma \n howard a. adams
2011
prolix
Karl Fulves
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Triptych
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Inspired byRelated to
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2011
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Prolix
(Issue 9)
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603
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red & blue double leaper \n with the versatile spread control, deck with half red and half blue cards, red selection travels to blue part and vice versa \n tom gagnon \n red & blue double-leaper \n tom gagnon
2011
avant-cards
Tom Gagnon
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Red & Blue Double Leaper
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Also published here
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2011
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Avant-Cards
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44
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invisible fingertip transpo \n jacks placed aside, named jack transposes with selection which is reversed in center of deck \n tom gagnon
2013
too hot for the devil
Tom Gagnon
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Invisible Fingertip Transpo
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2013
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Too Hot for the Devil
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24
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duplicity \n ungaffed twisted sister type transposition, rest shown blank \n john bannon \n twisted sisters \n john bannon
2013
high caliber
John Bannon
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Duplicity
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Inspired by
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2013
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High Caliber
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14
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one-eyed jack sandwich \n sandwiched card transposes with card in pocket \n alan shaxon
2014
alan shaxon — the sophisticated sorcerer
Alan Shaxon
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One-Eyed Jack Sandwich
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2014
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Alan Shaxon — The Sophisticated Sorcerer
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100
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twisted choices \n kings and aces, twisting effect with one packet, chosen suit transposes between packets \n harapan ong
2018
principia
Harapan Ong
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Twisted Choices
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2018
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Principia
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238
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manifold \n red-backed ace of spades sandwiched between two red kings transposes with selection, ending up at the designated position that selection occupied in deck \n scott robinson \n marlo - vernon \n edward marlo
2018
pure imagination
Scott Robinson
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Manifold
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Inspired by
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2018
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Pure Imagination
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148
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diamond cut, plus jokers \n ace through ten packet, chosen card turns over and transposes with joker put in breast pocket \n larry jennings \n your best suit \n larry jennings \n jim patton
2020
mr. jennings takes it easy
Larry Jennings
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Diamond Cut, Plus Jokers
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Inspired by
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2020
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Mr. Jennings Takes It Easy
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535
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