crimp for a table spread \n crimping the selection while pushing the cards towards the spectator to be shuffled \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master miracles Jack Merlin
Crimp for a Table Spread
crimping the selection while pushing the cards towards the spectator to be shuffled
to shuffle or not to shuffle \n thoughts on controls & delays, two methods for delaying control \n jean hugard
1941
more card manipulations Jean Hugard
To Shuffle or Not To Shuffle
thoughts on controls & delays, two methods for delaying control
mexican joe's crimp \n making a one-way deck \n mexican joe \n the "double crimp" \n unknown \n "marlo handles mexican joe" \n edward marlo
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Mexican Joe
lateral afterthoughts \n - crimping
- transfer to tenkai or rear palm
- different anchor fingers \n james steranko
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
the two black aces \n black aces on top and bottom are placed in center and come back to initial position \n francis carlyle \n pump room phantasy \n bert allerton \n henry christ's pressure trick \n henry christ \n francis carlyle
1975
the magic of francis carlyle Francis Carlyle
The Two Black Aces
black aces on top and bottom are placed in center and come back to initial position
trionic \n three phases
- card is seen and reversed in the deck, card is revealed
- card is unseen and reversed in the deck, card is revealed
- prediction of a selected card \n thomas alan waters
1981
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Trionic
three phases
card is seen and reversed in the deck, card is revealed
card is unseen and reversed in the deck, card is revealed
crimp conjuring \n spectator shuffles, magician locates aces two times, then stacks them, similar to snap crimp \n edward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Crimp Conjuring
spectator shuffles, magician locates Aces two times, then stacks them, similar to snap crimp
sneaking in mexican joe \n putting crimp in cards while performing packet estimation effect \n edward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Sneaking In Mexican Joe
putting crimp in cards while performing packet estimation effect
(c) ever ready black routine with mexican joe \n applying mexican joe crimp \n edward marlo \n ever ready-black routine \n edward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
refined ace cutting \n from "lost shuffle manuscript", using crimps or raised surfaces \n edward marlo \n the crimp cull \n edward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Refined Ace Cutting
from "Lost Shuffle Manuscript", using crimps or raised surfaces
slipping the cut \n three methods to beat the cut
- setting a bridged card
- gesture pass
- leaving-cards-behind pass \n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
"marlo handles mexican joe" \n one-way deck, putting it in and handling the work \n edward marlo \n the new tops, jan. 1967 \n mexican joe's crimp \n mexican joe
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
mexican with a memory \n card moved from one half to another is located, apparently cards in one half remembered, using mexican joe crimp \n edward marlo \n a card is found once more \n theodore annemann
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
Mexican with a Memory
card moved from one half to another is located, apparently cards in one half remembered, using Mexican Joe Crimp
open crimp \n putting in the crimp for the routine, added to later printing than 1989 (no year given) \n michael weber
1989
out of this hemisphere Michael Weber
Open Crimp
putting in the crimp for the routine, added to later printing than 1989 (no year given)
breathless \n performer cuts to the aces, then kings and suits are produced as a climax \n thomas baxter
1992
the trapdoor — volume two Thomas Baxter
Breathless
performer cuts to the Aces, then Kings and suits are produced as a climax
putting in the work \n also in front of an audience apparently removing a bent \n bob king \n putting in the work \n bob king
1992
the breather Bob King
Putting In The Work
also in front of an audience apparently removing a bent
putting in the work \n also in front of an audience apparently removing a bent \n bob king \n putting in the work \n bob king
1993
the breather 2 Bob King
Putting in the Work
also in front of an audience apparently removing a bent
the breather crimp \n some information, chapter "breather crimp mysteries"
- how to crimp the card
- basic handling (cutting to the crimp) \n jerry mentzer
1993
card file Jerry Mentzer
The Breather Crimp
some information, chapter "Breather Crimp Mysteries"
gilbreath aces \n four aces lost in deck, spectator deals through deck and locates aces \n nick trost \n an ace opener described by oscar weigle jr. (the dragon, june 1939), credited to steve belchou
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Gilbreath Aces
Four Aces lost in deck, spectator deals through deck and locates Aces
Inspired by
an Ace opener described by Oscar Weigle Jr. (The Dragon, June 1939), credited to Steve Belchou
the illegitimate location \n with lots of flourish cuts, spelling this is not your card but this is \n harry levine \n right here is your card \n william p. miesel
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Harry Levine
The Illegitimate Location
with lots of flourish cuts, spelling this is not your card but this is
mill work \n putting in edge work with other objects, knife or coin \n karl fulves \n silver trap \n karl fulves \n mike rogers
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Mill Work
putting in edge work with other objects, knife or coin
maverick \n demonstration of estimating and cutting specific number of cards. \n woody aragon \n finger flicker \n pit hartling
2011
a book in english Woody Aragon
Maverick
demonstration of estimating and cutting specific number of cards.
the broadside crimp \n crimping card in middle, see also tamariz' work on the tpc \n eric evans \n the tamariz perpendicular control (tpc) \n juan tamariz
2012
53 friends Eric Evans
The Broadside Crimp
crimping card in middle, see also Tamariz' work on the TPC
another ruse for magicians... \n spectator shuffles, card is on top or at least under control \n joseph barry \n another ruse for magicians... \n joseph barry
2014
fifty Joseph Barry
Another Ruse for Magicians...
spectator shuffles, card is on top or at least under control
i got the number \n phase one: combined values of two prediction cards match freely selected card
phase two: value of one prediction card and suit of another matched the selected card. combined value of the two cards give the position of the selection in the deck \n alex ng
2015
in the mind of dr. alex Alex Ng
I Got the Number
Phase one: Combined values of two prediction cards match freely selected card
Phase two: Value of one prediction card and suit of another matched the selected card. Combined value of the two cards give the position of the selection in the deck
bolo jonah \n methods for marking the jonah card
- marked cards
- short and long cards
- snap crimp (mayhew) \n bob farmer \n steve mayhew \n "lazy man's ten-card poker deal" (steve mayhew, labyrinth #8 part 2, 1998)
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Bob Farmer, Steve Mayhew
Bolo Jonah
methods for marking the Jonah card
Marked Cards
Short and Long Cards
Snap Crimp (Mayhew)
Related to
"Lazy Man's Ten-Card Poker Deal" (Steve Mayhew, Labyrinth #8 Part 2, 1998)
repelling breathers \n withstanding heavy riffle shuffling, two breathers \n jared kopf \n the breather crimp \n unknown \n dai vernon
2016
nothing but the family deck Jared Kopf
Repelling Breathers
withstanding heavy riffle shuffling, two breathers
mago vs. jugador puertorriqueño \n four of a kind is produced, then cards change to another four of a king \n roberto mansilla
2019
Çerca Roberto Mansilla
Mago vs. Jugador Puertorriqueño
four of a kind is produced, then cards change to another four of a king
1. a replacement \n nonchalant handling to place card next to breather crimp \n ryan plunkett \n finger flicker \n pit hartling
2020
distilled Ryan Plunkett
1. A Replacement
nonchalant handling to place card next to breather crimp
2. a natural spread break \n deck spread onto table from left-hand dealing position until stopped, force or to replace card, breather crimp \n ryan plunkett \n charlie miller's table-spread force \n charlie miller
2020
distilled Ryan Plunkett
2. A Natural Spread Break
deck spread onto table from left-hand dealing position until stopped, force or to replace card, breather crimp