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Arturo de Ascanio Prólogo
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
iii
Joaquín Navajas Prólogos de Aparición
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
1
Joaquín Navajas En la Punta de los Dedos four coin production with one hand
Related toAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
1
Joaquín Navajas La Dejada - Caida coin switch
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
2
Joaquín Navajas Cambiando de Posición hands are moved over the table and one by one four coins appear
Related toAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
3
Joaquín Navajas Moneda a través de un Vaso coin through bottom of glass
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
7
Joaquín Navajas Cobre, Plata, China y... Climax copper coin vanishes and appears again, then it changes into a silver and into a chinese coin, finally the coin becomes a jumbo coin
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
11
Joaquín Navajas Throwing Coin from one Hand to the Other showing same side
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
12
Coin Transformation
Related to 1985
Monedas Personales
12
Joaquín Navajas Transfromación de la Moneda Gigante visual transformation of a coin into a jumbo coin, coin grows in closed fist
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
13
Joaquín Navajas La Caverna coin switch on table
Related toAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
17
Joaquín Navajas "Pasa-Pasa" de Monedas four coins travel from hand to hand
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
19
Joaquín Navajas Transposición Cobre-Plata two coin transposition, using La Caverna move
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
24
Joaquín Navajas Otras Aplicaciones al Pase de la Caverna
Related toAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
25
Joaquín Navajas Wild Coins four coins
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
27
Joaquín Navajas Coin Change visual transformation
 		1985
Monedas Personales
29
Joaquín Navajas Cambio de color "Caverna" visual transformation, using La Caverna move
 		1985
Monedas Personales
33
Joaquín Navajas Cambio de color "Pases Mágicos" visual transformation with coin on table
 		1985
Monedas Personales
33
Joaquín Navajas JK. Desaparición complete coin vanish, to top pocket of shirt or jacket
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
35
Joaquín Navajas Apertura Matrix four coins appear under four cards
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
39
Joaquín Navajas Okito Final four coins
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
45
Joaquín Navajas Kick Move Variation
1985
Monedas Personales
47
Joaquín Navajas Wiped Clean Vanish
Inspired byAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
47
Joaquín Navajas Refuerzo F. D. convincers for coin vanishes, pretending the coin is in the hand
Numero Uno: "Por Saltitos"
Numero Dos: Por empuje del Pulgar
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
49
Joaquín Navajas La Catapulta coin is shot out of fist
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
51
Joaquín Navajas Aplicaciones para el Pase "La Catapulta" using the Catapult for sleeving, lapping and the Topit
1. Enmangue
2. Descarga en el Regazo
3. Descarga al "Topit"
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
57
Joaquín Navajas Pasaje Magico four coins using the catapult, different ending variations
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
59
Joaquín Navajas Vuelo Metálico four coins, one by one
VariationsAlso published here 1985
Monedas Personales
65
Joaquín Navajas Interior Okito four coins, wth the catapult
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
69
Edward Marlo Spider Vanish
1985
Monedas Personales
71
David Roth Shuttle Pass
1985
Monedas Personales
72
Joaquín Navajas Okito Box Load using the catapult
 		1985
Monedas Personales
75
Joaquín Navajas Monedas Canguro four coins through table, into glass
Also published here 1985
Monedas Personales
79
Milt Larsen Look Under the Shaker
1985
Magic By Gosh
3
Dai Vernon My Friend Albert
1985
Magic By Gosh
4
Patrick Page Presenting Albert Goshman
1985
Magic By Gosh
5
Albert Goshman Before I Magish for You
1985
Magic By Gosh
7
Albert Goshman In The Beginning biography of Albert Goshman
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
11
Albert Goshman Words of Wisdom performance advice
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
25
Act overview of Albert Goshman's Act
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
31
Albert Goshman Set Up description of Albert Goshman's set up for his act.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
35
Albert Goshman Salt & Pepper Shaker Coins vanish and appear under salt and pepper shakers.
Related toVariations 1985
Magic By Gosh
39
Albert Goshman Hand load during pointing action
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
42
Albert Goshman, Dai Vernon Copper/Silver credit information, half dollar held by spectator changes places with copper coin, then vanishes and reappears under salt shaker.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
47
Albert Goshman A.G. Sponge Balls credit information, three different sized/colored sponge balls vanish and reappear in spectator's hand and under salt shaker.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
53
Albert Goshman Two as one two spongeballs shown as one
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
56
Albert Goshman, Al Baker Coins Thru Table credit information, four coins penetrate a table.
Also published here 1985
Magic By Gosh
59
Retaining Coin in Classic Palm throwing coins from one hand to another
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
60
Albert Goshman Lap transfer
1985
Magic By Gosh
61
Dai Vernon One of Four without credit
Related to 1985
Magic By Gosh
61
Heel Lap from closed fist
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
63
Albert Goshman Chink-a-Chink credit information, four bottlecaps vanish and reappear under the hands and under a salt shaker. Jumbo bottle cap is produced.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
65
Albert Goshman Spiked Coin coin sticks to forehead, shown to have spike in it.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
73
Albert Goshman Winged Silver credit information, three coins move hand to hand to join foreign coin, coin appears under salt shaker, jumbo coin appears under salt shaker.
Inspired by 1985
Magic By Gosh
77
Albert Goshman Coin Under Glass coin appears under glass, jumbo coin appears under glass then under salt shaker, mini salt shaker appears, small coin appears.
Also published here 1985
Magic By Gosh
83
Albert Goshman Nudist Deck deck with no faces or backs have faces and backs appear and disappear.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
91
Albert Goshman, Robert Albo Rising Cards three selected cards rise from the deck, Devano
Also published here 1985
Magic By Gosh
97
Patrick Page Other Items
1985
Magic By Gosh
103
Albert Goshman Cards Thru Newspaper credit information, cards pass through newspaper.
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1985
Magic By Gosh
105
Switch under Cover as newspaper is transferred from hand to hand
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
108
Albert Goshman Card in Purse credit information, signed card vanishes and reappears in coin purse.
Inspired byAlso published here 1985
Magic By Gosh
111
Albert Goshman Purse Switch seated
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
114
Albert Goshman Glass Thru Table coin and a glass penetrate a table
Inspired by 1985
Magic By Gosh
117
Albert Goshman Coin on Edge coin on edge in tabled glass
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
120
Glass Lap covered glass transferred from table
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
121
Albert Goshman A.G. Bowl Routine sponge balls vanish and appear under bowl, bagel appears under bowl, coin appears under bagel.
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
123
Empty Hand hand palming spongeball appears empty
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
126
Bagel Load bagel load to bowl
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
126
Albert Goshman Vanish of 10 Coins credit information, ten coins vanished one at a time in one hand
 		1985
Magic By Gosh
129
Albert Goshman Sleights
1985
Magic By Gosh
137
Albert Goshman Clink Pass
1985
Magic By Gosh
138
Albert Goshman Get Ready Palm
1985
Magic By Gosh
141
Albert Goshman Loading A Coin
1985
Magic By Gosh
142
Albert Goshman, Tenkai Ishida Tankai Vanish "Tenkai" misspelled in title
Related to 1985
Magic By Gosh
143
Albert Goshman Toss Vanish
1985
Magic By Gosh
144
Albert Goshman Final Words
1985
Magic By Gosh
149
David Britland Introduction
1985
Equinox
2
David Britland Toastmasters "A 'revolutionary' sandwich effect"
sandwich cards inserted half-way in deck, pivoted and selection spins out between them
Inspired by 1985
Equinox
4
Edward Marlo Direct Sandwich Load
1985
Equinox
4
David Britland Simple D'Amico Spread
1985
Equinox
4
Dr. Jacob Daley Spin Flourish
1985
Equinox
6
David Britland Waltz Time "A 'packet elevator' with visions of grandeur"
ends with full deck phase
Inspired by 1985
Equinox
7
Edward Marlo Tilt
1985
Equinox
8
Bob Nelson The Nelson Quickie flourish production
Also published here 1985
Equinox
9
David Britland Lunch Box "A large 'sandwich' with very few calories!"
card in box transposes with selection, case put in middle of deck on table and flicked out, optional kiss image on case
Related to 1985
Equinox
11
David Britland Tri-umph "In the midst of chaos something always turns up"
no shuffle, three packets placed face-up/face-down
Related to 1985
Equinox
14
David Britland Orient Express "The Chinese get the better of the Exchange Rate"
copper and silver coins transpose repeatedly, then change into Chinese coins, inspired by Fred Kaps
 		1985
Equinox
17
David Britland Homeward Bound "A mysterious journey across time and space"
with three silver coins and a copper coin
 		1985
Equinox
20
The Palm Change
1985
Equinox
21
David Britland The Mexican Turnover Switch and some Interesting Applications introduction
 		1985
Equinox
24
David Britland Austrian Aces "A simple solution to Johann's problem"
 		1985
Equinox
24
David Britland Packet Version of Mexican Turnover Switch in-the-hands
Also published here 1985
Equinox
25
David Britland Voo-Duo "Two cards linked by uncanny forces"
card in one half is touched and turned over, mate turns over in other half
VariationsAlso published here 1985
Equinox
28
David Britland Deck Version of Mexican Turnover Switch deck is turned face up around selected card
Also published here 1985
Equinox
29
David Britland Bulls Eye "A pasteboard prediction"
prediction written on card, pushed in by spectator, next to prediction
Variations 1985
Equinox
30
David Britland Packet Version of Mexican Turnover Switch as Force
1985
Equinox
32
David Britland The Eyes Have It "An old gambler reveals his most precious secrets"
four Aces appear during the spelling and dealing of the word Mississippi
Inspired by
  • "Mississippi Aces" (Joseph K. Schmidt, Modern Close Up Card Problems)
 1985
Equinox
33
Gordon Bruce Split Second Production flourish in which a card appears while apparently a single card is dealt
Related to 1985
Equinox
34
David Britland Master of the Game "A demonstration of your gambling skills"
four Kings put on top and two hands of four cards each dealt, one hand contains all Kings, repeated with same result and Aces in other hand
VariationsAlso published here 1985
Equinox
36
David Britland Two Step "How to get two hands in a four-handed game"
Kings shuffled into deck, four hands dealt, performer gets Kings, they change into Aces
Inspired by 1985
Equinox
38
Edward Marlo The OPEC Count
1985
Equinox
40
David Britland Dust Busters "The Queens 'about face' then change' for the better"
twisting, then Daley's last with two card transformation
Inspired by 1985
Equinox
41
Through the Fist Flourish
1985
Equinox
42
Brother John Hamman Flushtration Count
1985
Equinox
44
Simple D'Amico Spread II
1985
Equinox
45
David Britland Room at the Top "Nobody does it better, except the spectator!"
Ambitious Card with King, other Kings show up and then change to Aces
 		1985
Equinox
46
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley Ruse switch-out ruse of one of two cards on top with double lifts
 		1985
Equinox
47
David Britland The Impressionist "Can you have a playing card with four faces? Of course not..."
Universal Card (Joker changes into each of three selections) that disappears at the end
Inspired by 1985
Equinox
49
David Britland And Finally...
1985
Equinox
53
Terri Rogers Star Gate two cards glued back to back crosswise with hole in center, after some folding they are face to face
  • The Effect
  • The Method
  • The Handling
  • Presentation
  • Construction
  • Finally...
Inspired by 1985
Star Gate
3
Willi Wessel Seil-Ring-Routine introduction and credits
 		1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
1
Dom Cervas Phase Eins ring penetrates middle of rope, move
Related toAlso published here
  • Dom Cervas' "Close-Up Ring Penetration" in "Genii" Vol. 36, Nr. 11. 1972. P. 489.
 1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
3
Norman Houghton Phase Zwei ring is thrown on rope, move
Also published here
  • Stewart James' "Abbott's Encyclopedia of Rope Tricks - Vol. 3" P. 207. 1980.
 1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
5
Willi Wessel Phase Drei (Der Grund-Griff) threading rope from ring and secretly threading it back in, convincing method
 		1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
7
Willi Wessel Phase Vier rope linked on rope
 		1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
9
Willi Wessel Phase Fünf ring on rope move, through center
 		1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
10
Willi Wessel Phase Sechs ring on rope move, center put on ring slowly penetrates ring
 		1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
12
Willi Wessel Phase Sieben rope is cut and two pieces knotted together, ring and rope fall off rope, rope is restored
 		1985
Close-Up Ring-Seil-Routine
14
Barrie Richardson Power of Darkness II marked coin turns over on spectator's palm without him noticing and with his eyes closed
Also published here Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 344)
1717
Dan Tong Wonder Wizard spectator selects to different colored pens and draws something before the show, performer divines colors and drawing
 		Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 344)
1718
Tom Craven Your Choice...Or Mine? prediction of chosen cigarette brand, several cigarette boxes used
 		Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 344)
1719
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Bob Dorian, Glen Falkenstein
 		Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 344)
1720
Terry Nosek The Word pile of torn newspaper slips, spectator choses one, folds it in quarters and tears corner off, long word is chosen and revealed, reverse center tear method
Variations Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 345)
1721
Ray Grismer Erratic Digits number revelation, using digital writing
 		Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 345)
1722
Richard Mark Medallion M-2 prediction of number on medallion, different handling, number looks as if engraved
Inspired by Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 345)
1723
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 345)
1724
Barry Wiley Lulu Hurst: The Georgia Magnet
  • Supernatural Phenomenon
  • Good Mentalism
  • The Act is No Secret
  • The Hurst Mystique at Work
  • And the Real Power
  • The 'Blind Expectancy' of her Audiences
  • 'A Miracle'
 		Jan. 1985
Magick (Issue 345)
1725
Barrie Richardson Simon Says key moves on hand, small thread loop
Also published here Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 346)
1727
Dr. Dan J. Alessini Sun Sign word written on book mark and book mark placed inside book, book with hole
Related to Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 346)
1728
Tony "Doc" Shiels Irish Eyes performer writes message which can only be read with mirror, automatic writing presentation
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 346)
1729
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Terry Nosek, George Anderson, Bob Cassidy, Bob Haines
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 346)
1730
Michael Leach Take the Taste Test performer is blind folded and tastes three drinks and names them correctly, prediction of order of drinks in wallet
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 347)
1731
Marshall Johnson Psi Eye prediction of chosen ESP card, inside wallet
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 347)
1732
Neil Somerville Hidden Powers divination of historical person, probability method with out
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 347)
1733
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on the production of the magazine and the use of a computer
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 347)
1734
Bascom Jones Levitating Tables
  • "Mind Control"
  • Progressive Pandemonium
  • The Paladino Phenomenon
  • The No-Gimmick Method
  • Type of Table to Use
  • And the Type of Spectator
  • The Role of the Performer
 		Feb. 1985
Magick (Issue 347)
1735
Ted Karmilovich Second Sight prediction of a random person inside wallet, when someone approaches performer and asks to show something psychic
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 348)
1737
Gene Nielsen Time Factor prediction of time on business card, when someone asks what time it is
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 348)
1738
Jonathan David Music Sense tape in in tape recorder with small bits of music, spectator can fast forward and performer is able to name tune before i is played
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 348)
1739
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Ray Piatt, Max Abrams, Bruce Bernstein, the passing of Fred Kolb
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 348)
1740
David Lederman Darkness at Noon divination of year and serial number of bill
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 349)
1741
Barrie Richardson Rule of Nines tow six digit numbers are former, performer names more numbers and quickly names total
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 349)
1742
Michael Leach A Step Behind spectator draws ESP symbol with one of five pens before the show, duplication of symbol
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 349)
1743
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 349)
1744
Barrie Richardson A Blizzard in Nebraska what to do, when you have a show and the props get lost
  • What to do?
  • Opening Remarks
  • Instant Mathematics
  • Annemann's Angels' Flight
  • Memory Sit-Down Stunt
  • The Koran Coin Count
  • Annemann-Randi-Richarson Psychometry
  • The Memory Sit-Down, the Climax
  • From Failure to Success
  • The Choice
 		Mar. 1985
Magick (Issue 349)
1745
Charles "Cicardi" Scott, Dai Vernon Cicar-Dai! Vernon's Mental Force done as a "Major Effect" for the entire audience, with jumbo cards
Inspired by Apr. 1985
Magick (Issue 350)
1747
David Lederman Pineal Device using business cards, shiner
 		Apr. 1985
Magick (Issue 350)
1748
Dr. Dan J. Alessini Toward 2000 Plus One! ten marbles inside box, one is selected and color is divined
 		Apr. 1985
Magick (Issue 350)
1749
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on women in magic and mentalism, passing of Anna Belle Riley, MagicGals, Valerie Nielsen
 		Apr. 1985
Magick (Issue 350)
1750
Barrie Richardson Psi-Clops number is named and performer names card at that position (faced deck)
Related to May 1985
Magick (Issue 351)
1751
Stan Shultz Wipe Out! four by four square drawn on calendar with numbers from 1-16, four circles drawn (draw circle and erase row and column each time), Matrix Force
Related to May 1985
Magick (Issue 351)
1752
Dr. Dan J. Alessini Vibrations marked business card is found by performer among other business cards in a bag
 		May 1985
Magick (Issue 351)
1753
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
May 1985
Magick (Issue 351)
1754
Charles W. Simon On the Technique of Stashing on preparing tricks or obtaining information and using it at an opportune moment
  • Utilized be Houdini
  • A Favorite Ploy of Spiritualists
  • It's a Familiar Concept
  • Personal Uses
  • And by Long Distance
  • Thinking Ahead
  • With Cards
  • Or... with Books
  • Your Words make a Difference
 		May 1985
Magick (Issue 351)
1755
Fredric Kolb Insight three pieces of information are written down and placed inside envelopes, divination by performer
Inspired by
  • "Fourth Dimensional Telepathy" (Theodore Annemann, marketed 1930)
 June 1985
Magick (Issue 352)
1757
Walter Webb Check Mate number prediction on a check
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 352)
1758
Denny Laub, Gary Inglese The Mirage Device preparing books at home as impression devices, wax method
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 352)
1759
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Bob Baker's Shared Thoughts, Richard Webster
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 352)
1760
Bob Haines Best Friend card chosen by spelling name of a person, prediction of card in miniature form glued on coin
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 353)
1761
Robert Schwarz Pocket Trick prediction switched for spectator's billet
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 353)
1762
Ted Karmilovich Wired Thought performer tries to divine drawing, after failure a person is called who correctly names the drawing, clever code
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 353)
1763
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on FISM, dead of John Scarne, The Magic Island Club
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 353)
1764
Orville Wayne Meyer Six Tips on Learning to Read on how to start cold reading
  • Provide a Personal Touch
  • The Penultima Approach
  • How it Works
  • First Name
  • Birth Date
  • Favorite Color
  • Chosen Number
  • Graphology
  • And About Length
  • Allow for a Question
  • What Fee to Ask
 		June 1985
Magick (Issue 353)
1765
David Ashton In Reach Of Odin spectator writes names of dead and living persons on business cards, performer divines dead person and spectator finds the card among the other face down business cards
Variations July 1985
Magick (Issue 354)
1767
R. Travis Sapp The Q Effect rough/smooth alternative, Testor's laquer
 		July 1985
Magick (Issue 354)
1768
Marshall Johnson Psi-bernetics basic
 		July 1985
Magick (Issue 354)
1769
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Richard Bloch, Collector's Workshop, bound books of Magick
 		July 1985
Magick (Issue 354)
1770
Basil Horwitz, Rich Bloch Soul Search two decks, one card is selected and performer predicted position of same card in second deck, see p. 1774 for credits
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 355)
1771
Dr. Dan J. Alessini Images design for add-a-number pad, spiral-bound pad
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 355)
1772
Fredric Kolb Team Test medium divines chosen record
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 355)
1773
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Basil Horwitz, Richard Bloch, Herb Dewey, Bill Larsen, Ed Mellon, David Baumeister
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 355)
1774
Herb Dewey Secrets of the Mail-Order Psychic Reading done by mail
  • What is a Psychic?
  • All-Knowing
  • Mail-Order Touchstone
  • Getting Started
  • About fees
  • About Questions
  • The Reading Mix
Related to Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 355)
1775
Philip T. Goldstein Pack of Criminals fifty cards with names of criminals, spectator choses one and tells it with four others to medium on the phone, medium divines chosen criminal
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 356)
1777
Tieneblas The Easy Way number divination using pair of dice and some calculations
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 356)
1778
Robert Siepielski Count of Three special type of impression device similar to wax method, NCR paper, routine with several envelopes which content is divined and correctly allocated
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 356)
1779
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Bob Haines
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 356)
1780
Marvyn Roy Omega-Four...One-Man Mental Act routine with four phases
  • named card is written on blank card in the deck
  • number divination, then signed bill travels to sealed card case
  • selected cards are named, memory stunt
  • spectator looks at ping pong ball and names a card, card appears inside case
Inspired by Sep. 1985
Magick (Issue 357)
1781
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
Sep. 1985
Magick (Issue 357)
1784
Herb Dewey Secrets of the Mail-Order Psychic - Part II
  • The Importance of Balance
  • Be Specific
  • Don't Try to Mystify
  • Three Useful Aids
  • Answering Questions
  • Knowledge of Psychology
  • Repeat Readings
Related to Sep. 1985
Magick (Issue 357)
1785
El Encantador The JC Legacy divination of three selection, three-way forcing deck
 		Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 358)
1788
Dr. Dan J. Alessini Puzzle prediction using a dexterity puzzle, spectator tries solve it (small puzzle where balls have to be placed inside holes), prediction of missed holes, erasable marker
 		Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 358)
1788
Barrie Richardson Mind Sizzler! folding coin is signed and bottle is broken with a hammer
VariationsAlso published here Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 358)
1789
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 358)
1790
Charlotte Pendragon Psychic Touch two selections are divined, one by performer and one by spectator
 		Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 359)
1791
Gene Nielsen Blind Date sum prediction using a calendar
 		Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 359)
1792
Vic Perry Ring Challenge spectator use pendulum to divine names of male and female written on business cards
 		Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 359)
1793
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 359)
1794
C. J. Mentali The Eyes Have It observing eyes of spectators for readings
  • Watch the Eyes
  • Medical Diagnosis
  • "Ol' Blue Eyes"
  • "Wait until You See the Whites of their Eyes"
  • Eye Problems
  • And Consider Eye Shape and Size
  • Placement of Eyes are Important
  • Look, Too, At the Shape of the Eyebrows
  • Pupil Size Tell Much
 		Oct. 1985
Magick (Issue 359)
1795
Neil Cynn Hoodoo Voodoo pencil through napkin, voodoo presentation
 		Nov. 1985
Magick (Issue 360)
1797
Richard Mark Diversion extended arm of spectator can be pushed down at will of performer
Related to
  • "The Ritual" (Bruce Bernstein, Perception is Everything, 1999)
 Nov. 1985
Magick (Issue 360)
1798
T. Page Wright Worth Repeating prediction if packet is odd or even, knife placed inside deck, repeated
 		Nov. 1985
Magick (Issue 360)
1799
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Craig Karges, Richard Mark, Craige Snader
 		Nov. 1985
Magick (Issue 360)
1800
Richard Webster Star Seeker prediction of selected zodiac sign, two sets of sign written on business cards
Variations Nov. 1985
Magick (Issue 361)
1801
Ray Piatt Pointers finger ring on combination lock, different combinations written on cards, chosen one opens lock, mental lock
Variations Nov. 1985
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Gene Nielsen Mindition four cards with letters, named number is use to count and eliminate, prediction of last letter
 		Nov. 1985
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Bascom Jones The Mystic Word
Nov. 1985
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Marshall Johnson The Keys to Success - Part I how to become a successful mentalist
  • Developing the Act
  • Improving Your Appearance
  • Believe in Yourself
  • Old Tricks for New Audiences
  • The 'Essence' of Entertainment
  • Your Personal Attitude Shows
  • And Your Showmanship Adds Sizzle
  • Start with a Quick Fix
Related to Nov. 1985
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Walter B. Gibson The Shadow Image stamps appear on index card held by spectator
 		Dec. 1985
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El Encantador Blinker design duplication using small boxes of color crayons, shiner
 		Dec. 1985
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Dr. Dan J. Alessini, Sid Fleischman Script-a-Graphic presentation for divination of ESP card
 		Dec. 1985
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Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on the passing of Walter Gibson
 		Dec. 1985
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Karl Fulves Introduction
1985
Self-Working Paper Magic
Karl Fulves Magic with Paper chapter intro
 		1985
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Shigeo Takagi, Karl Fulves Japanese Checkers No. 1, paper folded and cut into squares, really the squares remain all connected at a corner for form a sort of chain, challenge to get all squares out of a bag with one grip
 		1985
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Paul Curry Probability Zero No. 2, ten business cards are numbered from one to ten on one side and the cards shuffled and turned over, spectator selects cards and the numbers from one to ten are written on the other side, they match
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Probable Poker No. 3, ten cards sorted into two hands by spectator, he makes two pat hands
 		1985
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Deck Flop Switch faced deck
 		1985
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George Jarshaur The Magic Mailbox No. 4, origami fold of three-fold "wallet" with switch/steal properties, with paper transformation application
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves X-It No. 5, spectator draws x on paper square behind back, performer pushed needle through this x behind back, two methods
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Catching the News No. 6, crumped paper placed on elbow and caught, then vanishes
Inspired by
  • coin vanish from William Ball (Sphinx)
Variations 		1985
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Karl Fulves Matches to Go No. 7, initialed matchbook placed on elbow vanishes, then it is put into sleeve and penetrates it
Inspired by 1985
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Karl Fulves Pendragon Rings No. 8, phases of Power of Darkness with paper rings
 		1985
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Martin Gardner Paradox Papers No. 9, paper with numbers in a 4x4 grid is folded into small square, edges cut off, then all even numbers are one way and the odds another, application with card values on paper or card layout (chosen card turned over is only odd-colored at the end)
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Paper Magic magic with bills, chapter intro
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Mind vs. Money No. 10, five bills borrowed, performer reveals serial numbers blindfolded or behind back
Also published here 1985
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Double Your Money No. 11, folding one bill so it looks like two
Related to 1985
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Karl Fulves X Marks the Spot No. 12, one of four bills vanish and reappears at spot in house chosen by spectator
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Dollar Flight No. 13, two bills are covered with envelopes and transpose and travel over, optional finale so that one bill travels inside envelope
 		1985
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Dr. Jacob Daley, Sam Leo Horowitz Delight Switch
1985
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The Coin Fold No. 14
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Bank by Mail No. 15, coin vanishes from paper and reappears in bankbook
 		1985
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U. F. Grant Slow-Motion Money No. 16, two bills transpose, one in spectator's hand, stuck-on section
 		1985
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The Dollar-Bill Ring No. 17, folding a finger ring out of a dollar bill
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Real or Counterfeit? No. 18, two spectators, one puts his own finger ring in his hand and one a ring folded from a dollar bill, performer touches one spectator behind his back and know which has which
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Psychic Mysteries chapter intro
 		1985
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Jules Lenier Psychometric Detective No. 19, four people, rough smooth edges of torn paper to code
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves The Hometown Test No. 20, letters put in paper bag, performer takes them out and divines what's written on them and by whom
Inspired by 1985
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Karl Fulves Deluxe Headline Reading No. 21, four spectators tear off sections of newspapers, put in envelopes, performer divines contents and makes matching drawings
 		1985
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Switching Stack flapless envelope, switching several in a row
 		1985
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A Name in Millions No. 22, spectator looks at name in phone book, it is divined, bold
 		1985
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Celebrity Sweepstakes No. 23, names called out, one chosen, it is predicted
 		1985
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Locked Thoughts No. 24, four spectators whisper numbers which are written down, their total is predicted or opens lock, stooge
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Little Albert No. 25, any word from any book, written on business card with performer's name on back, then named word on other business card with spectator's name on back, both in paper bag, they match
Inspired by 1985
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Karl Fulves Paper Capers chapter intro
 		1985
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J. C. Coy Visualization Test No. 26, puzzle in which the number of holes has to be guessed when corners are cut off folded paper, there are none
Related to 1985
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Decepta Die No. 27, folded paper, some corners cut off, spectator rolls die, when paper is opened the holes mirror rolled number
 		1985
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Living Doll No. 28, paper figures move on cloth that is over hot steam
 		1985
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Jerry Andrus Moving Writing cut-out paper letters are filmed, they move around and end up in perfect configuration
 		1985
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Reaching through a Playing Card No. 29
 		1985
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Stretching a Dollar Bill No. 30, bill opens and closes accordion-like, cuts
 		1985
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Square Dance No. 31, cutting a design up in a certain way, puzzle
Also published here
  • Henry Dudeney's scrapbook
 1985
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Kobon Fumimure Eight Squares No. 32, squares are arranged in a design and observer has to label them from up to down
 		1985
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The Genius Test No. 33, puzzle in which a paper, string and finger ring arrangement has to be taken apart
 		1985
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The Other Genius Test No. 34, card frame and other pieces have to be taken apart, puzzle
 		1985
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The Money Tree No. 35, classic newspaper tree, coins are shaken out of it
 		1985
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The Magic Flute No. 36, flute from paper, only performer can make sound
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Amazing Animals chapter intro
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Rupert the Great No. 37, animal cut and folded from envelope finds card
 		1985
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Eric Kenneway Hungry Dog No. 38, design folded from square stands up
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Houdini Hound No. 39, dog made from paper bag like a hand puppet, paper bone changes into selection
 		1985
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Karl Fulves The Shadow No. 40, cut-out of dog head with eyes closed, put in envelope, shadow seen, eyes suddenly open and are really open when taken out
 		1985
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Karl Fulves, Henry Hardin Snapper No. 41, spectator writes real and fake weight on paper, a duck folded from paper divines correct one
 		1985
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Jack Chanin Rabbit Ears No. 42, rabbit fold with flapping ears
 		1985
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Karl Fulves The Educated Rabbit No. 43, paper rabbit on glass flaps ears to answer questions
 		1985
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Karl Fulves More Paper Magic chapter intro
 		1985
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Milbourne Christopher Double Cross No. 44, eight paper pieces, four with X on them are burnt, X now on other pieces
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Murder by Memory No. 45, page number selected with numbers on pieces of paper, only four outcomes possible
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Take a Vacation No. 46, three spectators chose something from a bag, it is divined, tossed-out-deck/rashomon principle
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Animal Crackers No. 47, spectator puts two empty napkins in empty cracker box, crackers appear, over-the-head principle
 		1985
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Samuel Berland Sprightly Soda No. 48, paper cup with water travels from paper bag to hat
Also published here 1985
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The Buddha Papers No. 49
 		1985
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Improved Buddha Papers No. 50, corners with black card indices, one chosen, all wrapped in paper, then only chosen one is face up and others changed to red, slit in buddha papers
 		1985
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Al Baker The Lesson No. 51, spectator takes one of two things from high shelf, performer knows which one, color goes out of arm that is hold high
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Darkroom Effect No. 52, napkin moved from one one table leg to another in dark room
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Tell the Truth No. 53, performer knows which spectator holds a certain bill, television screen as secret mirror
 		1985
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, Bob Read Spot Remover No. 54, pencil through jacket, optional loading/stealing of spectator's pockets
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Cardboard Conjuring chapter intro
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Tailor's Ghost No. 55, pieces of cardboard shown blank, spectator's shirt size appears on one
 		1985
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Jack Miller, Burling Hull Slate Display Sequence done with cardboard
Related to 1985
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Karl Fulves A Winter's Tale No. 56, performer choses one of five pictures, spectator one of five titles, they match, all titles describe the same picture
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Mind Scan No. 57, two cardboards, one has triangle and circle cut out, other has some numbers, spectator puts first one on top of second one, adds numbers that are visible and announces total, performer knows numbers and which is in circle
Related to 1985
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Karl Fulves, Aage Darling, George G. Kaplan V.I.P. No. 58, spectators write down some presidents, assistant divines them
 		1985
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James G. Thompson Jr. Jet Thought No. 59, one of five cities predicted in envelope (with index)
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Think of a President No. 60, envelope contains picture of named president
Inspired by 1985
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Karl Fulves Soup to Nuts No. 61, price of dinner chosen from menu predicted, Martin Gardner Principle
Related toVariations 1985
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Karl Fulves Robert E. Neale's Paper Magic chapter intro
 		1985
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Robert E. Neale Confetti No. 62, confetti in double Foo-Can, tube that is open on both ends and confetti does not fall out when poured into it and also not when turned over, but on turning back it does
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale The Trapdoor No. 63, card frame turns inside out while spectator is holding it
VariationsAlso published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale TV Puzzle No. 64, paper fold puzzle
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale Inside Out No. 65, topological origami tube
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale Stripes Make You Thinner No. 66, trick using the Inside-out Tube
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale Stretchit No. 67, trick using the Inside-Out Tube
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale Flexible Transpo No. 68, trick using two Inside-Out Tubes
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale Stretch a Bill No. 69, shape-changing tube with dollar bill
Inspired byAlso published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale Neale's Shortchange Wallet No. 70, wallet folded from paper, can be used to switch something
Also published here 1985
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Robert E. Neale The Con Artist No. 71, shortchange routine with wallet folded from paper, bills change into worthless paper
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Further Paper Magic chapter intro
 		1985
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The Mystic Star No. 72, two blank cards, a star appears on one visibly when held against light
Also published here
  • "The Mystic Star" (Great Magicians' Tricks, Will Goldston, 1931)
 1985
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Paddle Move with Cards
Also published here
  • in Great Magicians' Tricks, Will Goldston, 1931
 1985
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Karl Fulves Almost Certainly No. 73, writing appears on blank card(s) to answer question
 		1985
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Lu Brent Endpapers No. 74, two papers folded in quarters, one paper punched to make four holes, one travels to other paper
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Sharpshooter No. 75, popgun folded from paper, opens with bang when shaken, name of card appears on it
 		1985
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Ed Balducci Cut Deeper Force
1985
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Karl Fulves The Boys from the Girls No. 76, boy and girl names on paper, folded and cut, all boys are separated from girls, also as card revelation
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Karl Fulves Correcting Fluid No. 77, wrong prediction on paper construction changes to correct one
 		1985
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Lillian Oppenheimer The Captain's Shirt No. 78, newspaper folded and torn, during this hats and shirt shape made from it
 		1985
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Karl Fulves Almanac Affinity No. 79, spectator removes page of newspaper and adds all four page numbers, number used to look up word in almanac, forced, two handlings
 		1985
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Dr. Jacob Daley, L. Vosburgh Lyons Mirror, Mirror No. 80, paper strip with mirror words (OTTO, WOW, ...), performer writes "TOP" and "BOTTOM" on either end, when held in mirror top and bottom change places
Also published here 1985
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Karl Fulves Magic with Paper Magic No. 81, this book is a force-book with "tricks" as every fourth word at the start of each chapter, complicated force with cards, word and a card value predicted
 		1985
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Meir Yedid Foreword
1985
Finger Secrets
5
Meir Yedid Section I - Finger Frolics
1985
Finger Secrets
7
Meir Yedid Elongated Thumb stretching thumb with teeth
Also published here 1985
Finger Secrets
9
Pat Hazell, Meir Yedid Finger Thru Head finger is apparently pushed through ear into mouth
 		1985
Finger Secrets
12
Joe Berg Joe Berg's Finger Routine stretching first finger
 		1985
Finger Secrets
13
Pete Biro Knuckle Snap cracking knuckles of the fingers, illusion
 		1985
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15
Michael Carrion Michael Carrions Nervous Nails visual joke about chewing nails, pun
 		1985
Finger Secrets
16
Meir Yedid Forced Finger classic forcing a finger
 		1985
Finger Secrets
17
Bob Jepson Bob Jepson's Finger in Ear gag, fingers put in ear separate from hands
 		1985
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Meir Yedid Telephone Finger Trick over phone, spectator choses a finger which is divined
 		1985
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19
Joe Safuto Joe Safuto's Two Headed Thumb joke with the thumbs
 		1985
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21
Meir Yedid Section II - Beyond Finger Fantasies
1985
Finger Secrets
23
Meir Yedid The Preordained Accident prediction of finger performer lost in accident
 		1985
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25
Meir Yedid Gloved Fingers finger sticks to glove, and is attached again to hand
 		1985
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Meir Yedid Godzilla 2001 little finger vanish, apparently Godzilla puppet eats it
Related to 1985
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27
Meir Yedid Vanishing Thumb
1985
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29
Meir Yedid Acid Test finger is used to stir up acid and falls off the hand, bone remains in liquid
 		1985
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30
Meir Yedid Jack and Jill double finger vanish, ring and littler finger
Related to 1985
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31
Meir Yedid Triple Finger Vanish angly, second, third and fourth finger vanish
Related to 1985
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33
Meir Yedid Cautious Clapping finger falls from hand, because of clapping to hard, joke
 		1985
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34
Meir Yedid Further Finger Readings
1985
Finger Secrets
35
Ben Harris Acknowledgements
1985
Gellerism Revealed
4
Ben Harris Introduction
1985
Gellerism Revealed
5
Ben Harris Who is Uri Geller?
1985
Gellerism Revealed
7
Ben Harris The Psychology Behind the Key Bend
  • The Metal Bend
  • The Amazement Factor
  • Suspension of Disbelief
  • The Involvement Factor
  • The Authority Factor
 		1985
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Ben Harris Psychology Behind the Watch Trick broken watch starts running again
  • The Amazement Factor
  • The Involvement Factor
  • Suspension of Disbelief
  • The Authority Factor
  • The Watch Trick in Effect
  • Geller Starts a Watch
  • In the Spectator's Hands
  • The Progression Trick
 		1985
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15
Ben Harris The Physical Methods thoughts about the methods used by Uri Geller
  • Television Work / Limited Field of Vision
  • Scope of Television Performance
  • The Cutlery
  • The Switchboard Effect
  • Lecture Work / Video Gimmickery
  • Chair Chicanery
  • Try Trickiness
 		1985
Gellerism Revealed
21
Ben Harris Natural Bends exploiting already bent spoons like Uri Geller
 		1985
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27
Ben Harris, Uri Geller The Standard Bends
  • In the Hands
  • The Table Bend
  • The Chair Bend
  • The Microphone Bend
 		1985
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27
Ben Harris, Uri Geller The Not so Standard Bends
  • The Shipi Bend
  • Long-Distance Bends
  • The Natural Key Gimmick
 		1985
Gellerism Revealed
35
Ben Harris The B.H. Gimmick for key bending
  • The Handling
  • The Two-Handed Method
 		1985
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37
Ben Harris The Bobo Switch applied to key bending
 		1985
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45
Ben Harris, Uri Geller Subtleties
  • The Pivot Move with Key No. 1
  • The Pivot Move with Key No. 2
  • The Flat Edge, Cut Edge Move
  • The Multi-Bend and Drop
  • The Key to Success Move
  • The Finger Cover and Turn
  • The Spectator Hold
  • The By-Play
  • Keep Rubbing
  • The Time Lag
  • The "Can You Feel It?" By-Play
 		1985
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Ben Harris The Cutlery Bend chapter intro
 		1985
Gellerism Revealed
63
Ben Harris, Uri Geller Effecting Bends in Cutlery
  • In the Hands
  • The Table Bend
  • The Chair Bend
 		1985
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Ben Harris, Uri Geller Revealing Bends in Cutlery
  • The Twist Move
  • The Fair Play Move
  • The Pivot
  • Bendiferous
 		1985
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Ben Harris, Uri Geller The Rigged Spoon bowl falls off
  • Handling the Rigged Spoon
  • In the Spectator's Hand
 		1985
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Ben Harris, Uri Geller Watch Wizardry
  • Geller Stars a Watch
  • The Snap Move
  • The Touch Down Move
  • In the Spectator's Hands
  • The Watch Progression Trick
  • The Get-Ready
  • The Wind
  • The Revelation
 		1985
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Amazing James Randi Conclusion - "Geller's Trickiest Tricks"
1985
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Ben Harris Introduction
1985
Out Of His Mind!
1
Ben Harris B.H. Reverse top card reversed to bottom
 		1985
Out Of His Mind!
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Ben Harris B.H. Pass
Inspired byRelated to 1985
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Ben Harris Split Personality Move one card is changed into its full four-of-a-kind on top of deck
 		1985
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Ben Harris P.U.P. - Pick Up Palm
Inspired byAlso published here 1985
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Ben Harris Quick Fold into quarters under deck
 		1985
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Ben Harris D.L. Replacement Subtlety
1985
Out Of His Mind!
19
Ben Harris Card Stand card stand torn from another card
 		1985
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Ben Harris Crosswize Rize card rises perpendicular from deck on table
VariationsAlso published here 1985
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24
Ben Harris I'll Show You How! top few cards are shown as double facers, then normal again
 		1985
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Ben Harris Instant Ink deck shown blank, blank card progressively transforms into picture card (Apparition), faces appear and backs change color
Related to 1985
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31
Derek Dingle BotTop Change Handling
Also published here 1985
Out Of His Mind!
34
Ben Harris The Two Card Illusion - Osmosis two cards, one penetrates the other, then both change
 		1985
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Ben Harris D'Amico Type Spread
1985
Out Of His Mind!
38
Ben Harris Flying Sandwich two red Queens vanish on deck, spectator tosses the invisible cards into deck one by one and they are shown one by one, they sandwich selection
 		1985
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Ben Harris Buckle Feeding at start of spread cull
 		1985
Out Of His Mind!
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Arthur Finley Tent Vanish
1985
Out Of His Mind!
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Paul LePaul The Palm Reverse credited to Piet Forton here
 		1985
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Ben Harris Card and Coin to Pocket coin vanishes and reappears in pocket, so does a selection, then coin appears next to selection in deck
 		1985
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Side Steal Palm as top half is replaced
 		1985
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Ben Harris Flash Card to Case signed card appears folded in case
Related to 1985
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Ben Harris Instant Fold #1 card folds itself into quarters in a flash
 		1985
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Ben Harris Instant Fold #2 card folds itself into quarters in a flash
Inspired by 1985
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Ben Harris The Greenhouse Effect card appears folded in glass which is held mouth-down on deck
 		1985
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Ben Harris The Impressionist card changes into three selections one by one
 		1985
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Ben Harris Topological Connection Climax after linking effect with cards from mini deck the frames grow to normal sized cards
 		1985
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Ben Harris Four Changed red Kings and black Kings out, an Ace appears between each pair, then situation reverses with two Ace sandwiches with a King in between
 		1985
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Robert Walker, David Solomon Sandwich Transformation Move
Related to 1985
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Ben Harris Up In The Smoke pack of cigarette case, lid opens by itself, card rises out of it
 		1985
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Ben Harris Madman's Card to Pocket #1 slit in jacket under arm
 		1985
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Card to Tenkai Palm from center
 		1985
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Ben Harris Madman's Card to Pocket #2 card ends up under shirt collar under jacket
 		1985
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Ben Harris Madman's Card to Pocket #3 card bonded to jacket between shoulders
 		1985
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Ben Harris Silver Through Silver spoon handle penetrates coin, then coin vanishes
 		1985
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Ben Harris B.H. Quickie - In the Right Direction transposition between face card and card in center
 		1985
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Ben Harris Coming Together Again quartet transposition with transformation climax
Inspired by 1985
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Ben Harris More Pyramid banded deck is transformed in pyramid shape in spectator's hands, with revelation of card
Inspired byVariations 1985
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Ben Harris No Crimp Pyramid banded deck is transformed in pyramid shape in spectator's hands, with revelation of card
Inspired by 1985
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Ben Harris Snappy Cannibal three cards eaten
 		1985
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Ben Harris Ring-O-Go-Go finger ring in fist vanishes
 		1985
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Ben Harris Snappy Blendo Card Blendo
 		1985
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Ben Harris Memoree position of selection named after order is apparently memorized
 		1985
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Ben Harris Magnetrix three Kings vanish and appear under tabled King
 		1985
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Ben Harris Bendsation
1985
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Ben Harris Silverdust Transposition
1985
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Howard Schwarzman Spectator Grabs Copper/Silver Coin coin balanced on finger, spectator grabs it
 		1985
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Ben Harris Reeload
1985
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Ben Harris Frink instant shrinking fan, ungaffed
 		1985
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Ben Harris Cig-Stuff message appears on cigarette, written with invisible ink
 		1985
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Ben Harris K.M. Sandwich card appears in sandwich
Related toVariations 1985
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Daryl Martinez Daryl's Psychological Assembly "or The Jolly Jumping Jokers"
twelve red spot cards, four three-card packets put on table, then four Jokers distributed among those packets, Jokers assemble
  • #1. The Easy Way
  • #2. The Cardman's Version
Variations 1985
Daryl's Psychological Assembly
1
Daryl Martinez Combo Count similar to Hamman Count, but from pinch/Elmsley count grip
 		1985
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Daryl Martinez DM Count two as four
 		1985
Daryl's Psychological Assembly
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Daryl Martinez Diamond Bar
  • #3. The Impromptu Method
Also published here 1985
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Derek Dingle, Jerry K. Hartman Secret Subtraction Handling
1985
Daryl's Psychological Assembly
7
Daryl Martinez Touches displaying four cards in a flourishy way
 		1985
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Frank Shields Frank Shields Display flourish for displaying four cards between the fingers
 		1985
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Eric DeCamps Special Thanks
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Steven Schneiderman Introduction
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Splitting the Twos
Inspired byVariations 1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Richard Kaufman, Eric DeCamps The Radical Change as Split
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Showboat Aces four Aces lost and found one by one
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
3
Carmen D'Amico Hindu Shuffle Multiple Shift sliding block
Related to 1985
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Piet Forton Pop Out Production
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Another Matrix
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Slide Steal to get one ahead in matrix
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Coin Vanish stolen out of fist when brushing a card over hand
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Ring and Rope
Also published here 1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Card and Coin Transposition signed card in center of deck transposes with signed coin in hands
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Bottom Card Cop different cop palm position
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Larry Jennings Coin Cut
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps The Hand is Quicker Than the Eye signed card lost, another signed card put on spectator's hand, a card appears in the hands, it is the second card and spectator hold first hand
Also published here 1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps The Kelly Top Placement from Bottom Placement into right Tenkai Palm or to top
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Monkey Business three double facers, color changing back climax, pictures appear on the Aces
Inspired by
  • "Card Marx" (Eric DeCamps, marketed assembly)
 1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Card in Wallet three cards chosen, one spins out, changes into second one, deck vanishes under handkerchief and third signed card is in wallet, using topit
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Thumb Fan Cover
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Audley Walsh Audley Walsh Spinner
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps The Inverted Card short ambitious card sequence, card turned inside out and split, using blank-faced and blank-backed card
Inspired by 1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Hindu Shuffle Force Handling
1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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Eric DeCamps Slate of Hand card chosen, name of it appears on one of two ungimmicked small slates, card itself travels between slates
 		1985
The Magic of Eric DeCamps
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James Lewis Note from the Author
1985
Thinking About Magic
1
James Lewis Hypnotizing the Professor
Related to 1985
Thinking About Magic
2
James Lewis Once More with Feeling repeat phase for copper/silver transposition
Inspired by 1985
Thinking About Magic
6
James Lewis Coin Box
Related to 1985
Thinking About Magic
10
Geoffrey Latta Box Turnover as lid is replaced
 		1985
Thinking About Magic
14
L'Homme Masqué L'Homme Masque Loading Move
1985
Thinking About Magic
16
James Lewis A. B. C. "Another Back Clip"
without aid of thumb, hand-to-hand travel as application
 		1985
Thinking About Magic
17
James Lewis The Mismade Dollar Bill
  • The Torn and Restored Mismade Dollar Bill
  • Turning a Dollar Bill Inside Out
Related to 1985
Thinking About Magic
19
James Lewis Inversion "The Trick that Fooled Fred Kaps", deck visibly turns over with card left outjogged
 		1985
Thinking About Magic
21
Leg Turnover of Deck whole deck flopped
 		1985
Thinking About Magic
21
James Lewis Tenkai Palm Color Change with steal from bottom
 		1985
Thinking About Magic
22
James Lewis Ordered Surprise deck in new pack order with Joker reversed in place of selection, selection to impossible location
Related toVariations 1985
Thinking About Magic
24
Matt Schulien Card to Case
1985
Thinking About Magic
27
Dai Vernon False Shuffle with fair cut before strip out
Related to 1985
Thinking About Magic
27
False Cut
1985
Thinking About Magic
28
Pedro, Mark Vincent, Steve Bryan Vorwort
1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
2
Mark Vincent Sessions with Mark Vincent paddle move routine with arrow on match, then match turns into matchbook
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
5
Pedro, Mark Vincent, Steve Bryan Theorie - Natürlichkeit short essay on being natural
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
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Pedro Eine Kartenroutine mit der Dove Pan (Taubenkasserolle) card appears with rabbit in dove pan, corner fits
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
9
Steve Bryan, Pedro, Mark Vincent Magischer Kalender calendar of magical events
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
11
Michael Weber Linking Rubber Bands examinable in linked condition
Also published here 1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
12
Steve Bryan Steve Bryan Writes... bill from torn coaster / beer mat
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
15
Steve Bryan, Pedro, Mark Vincent Wettbewerb contest
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
17
Vanished card vanishes from deck
 		1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
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Steve Bryan, Mark Vincent, Pedro Inserate
1985
Gimmick (Issue 1)
20
Ben Harris Dedication
1985
Midnight Special
Ben Harris Introduction
1985
Midnight Special
Ben Harris The Turnover Palm top card into right hand as deck is turned over
 		1985
Midnight Special
1
Ben Harris Righting a Reversed Card clean-up for small packet as packet is spread, similar to Asher Twist
 		1985
Midnight Special
2
Ben Harris Diagonal Turnover Pass simulates flipping over the deck with only the left hand
 		1985
Midnight Special
3
Ben Harris Palm to Palm classic palm to gambler's cop, shuffle demonstration gesture
 		1985
Midnight Special
5
Ben Harris Hanging Palm holding card at table edge below table
 		1985
Midnight Special
6
Ben Harris The Return of the Alien combo of odd-backed elevator, universal card, three-card vanish, color changing backs
Inspired by 1985
Midnight Special
7
Ben Harris Unload on Deck during display sequence
 		1985
Midnight Special
9
Ben Harris I Didn't Know You Used Marked Cards spread bottom deal, deck spread between the hands and "random" card tossed out
 		1985
Midnight Special
12
Ben Harris Impromptu Daryl using tilt principle
Inspired byRelated to 1985
Midnight Special
13
Ben Harris Hanging Card two cards vanish by hanging them in the air, another card changes into those two cards and the the third card is reproduced from air
Inspired by 1985
Midnight Special
16
One-Handed Cop of Top Card as deck is set down
 		1985
Midnight Special
16
Ben Harris Oil and Water Delux 4&4
 		1985
Midnight Special
17
Ben Harris The Three Card Game color changing back kicker
Inspired by 1985
Midnight Special
21
Edward Marlo Floating Penthouse deck put on flat hand, deck opens up by itself and three selection rise into three different directions
Inspired by
  • "The Ultimate Floating Deck" (Ben Harris, 1984)
 1985
Midnight Special
25
Edward Marlo Milk Build Key Placement
1985
Midnight Special
25
Edward Marlo TPC Move getting card in perpendicular position, from break
 		1985
Midnight Special
25
Karl Fulves Moneytalks "For once the title of a periodical from this address has a clear meaning: S-C means Silver Copper, Silver Certificate, Secrets of Currency, or Sleights with Coins, or ..."
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
1
Robert E. Neale Short Change Wallet wallet folded from paper, can be used to switch something, optional slit à la Bendix Bombshell Wallet
VariationsAlso published here 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
2
Robert E. Neale The Con Artist shortchange routine with wallet folded from paper, bills change into worthless paper
Also published here 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
5
Karl Fulves Wallethots further ideas for Neale's wallet, easier way to construct it
Inspired by 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
8
Karl Fulves Interlude "The Chase"
coin roll effect in which the coin changes back and forth to copper and silver, also idea for hinged coin gaff, posed as a problem
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
10
Karl Fulves Preview chapter introduction on coin moves under cover of bills, credit information on coin transfer from side to side behind bill
Related to 1985
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11
Karl Fulves Bottop Credit Information
Related to
  • Clayton W. Rosencrance, The Sphinx, Vol. 35 No. 9, Nov. 1936, p. 240
 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
11
Karl Fulves Alchemy coin changes under cover of dollar bill
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
12
Karl Fulves Snap Vanish coin vanish under cover of dollar bill
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
13
Karl Fulves Snap Change coin changes under cover of dollar bill
 		1985
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15
Karl Fulves For A Penny? coin changes into key and back under cover of collar bill, see also p. 124
 		1985
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17
Karl Fulves Back to Backclip hand-to-hand backclip transfer when snapping a dollar bill
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
20
Martin Gardner Dollar Bill Game game/puzzle about auctioning off a dollar bill
Also published here
  • Metamagical Themas (Douglas Hofstadter)
 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
20
Karl Fulves References references on bill & coin combination effects
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 1)
21
Karl Fulves Moneytalks on unsolved problems
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
22
Max Londono After Max illusion of tearing the bill in half, with sound
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
23
Karl Fulves Torn Bill Notes
Related to 1985
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26
Karl Fulves Green Thumb No. 1, bill around thumb, flipped onto table and thumb removed, stack of coin appears, posed as a problem
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
27
Karl Fulves Phantom Downs sleights with card and coin, involving Downs palm and theory of "phantom moves"
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
28
Karl Fulves Under Seal two coins sealed in envelope, one of them penetrates it
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
30
Karl Fulves A Richer Missionary one of two coins vanishes with a card
Inspired by 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
31
Karl Fulves One Armed Bandit one-handed coin production from a dollar bill
 		1985
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32
Karl Fulves Anagrams with words on dollar bills
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
33
Karl Fulves Penny Papers "A column devoted to some of the best games, puzzles and stunts with money"
column introduction
 		1985
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34
Karl Fulves A 5-Penny Bet "Penny Papers"
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
34
Karl Fulves Roll Around "Penny Papers"
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
34
Karl Fulves Date Bet "Penny Papers"
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
35
Karl Fulves Inverted George "Penny Papers", on the upside down bill fold
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
35
Karl Fulves Penny Checkers "Penny Papers"
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
37
Karl Fulves Break A Bill "Penny Papers", bill broken into two bill with strike of pencil, posed as a problem
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
37
Karl Fulves Counting "Penny Papers"
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
37
Karl Fulves References part two
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 2)
38
Karl Fulves Moneytalks on developing coin tricks, the use of palming
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 3)
39
Harvey Rosenthal Two and Two two copper and two silver coins transpose
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 3)
40
Karl Fulves Five Will Get You Ten five dollar bill split into two five dollar bill, repeated, bills in sleeve
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 3)
42
Karl Fulves Short Count three bills counted out of wallet, only two remain
Variations 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 3)
43
Karl Fulves Mexican Snap Mexican Turnover while hiding a coin under card(s), mentioned is also possibility of sleeving the coin, see also p. 55 for reference
Related to 1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 3)
45
Karl Fulves Unmoving Mexican Mexican Turnover while hiding a coin under card(s)
 		1985
S-C — Contemporary Money Magic (Issue 3)
46
Karl Fulves Moragami No. 2, origami ideas posed as a problem
(A) dollar bill snaps into paper airplane
(B) inner of two bills folds itself into bird
(C) two bills transform into bill rings linked together
(D) dollar bill visibly changes into origami figure selected from cardboards with images/symbols
 		1985
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