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David Williamson Top Change body language and technique
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
74
Mercury Card Fold
1989
Williamson's Wonders
74
David Williamson 51 Cards to Pocket deck to pocket
Related toVariations 1989
Williamson's Wonders
77
Philippe Socrate Deck to pocket load variation of old stage manipulation, stealing all except top card into thumb clip palm
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
78
David Williamson Signature Removal signature peeled off card, letralin
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
79
David Williamson Whirlybird Silk Vanish with wand and thumb tip
Related to 1989
Williamson's Wonders
80
David Williamson Beelzebub's Blade napkin ripped by knife, restores and knife vanishes
Related to 1989
Williamson's Wonders
83
David Williamson The Gold Cups two cups
Variations 1989
Williamson's Wonders
86
Cup Through Cup uncredited
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
89
David Williamson Drummer's Wand Spin credited to Johnny Brown of Texas
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
91
Ball and Wand Transfer ball concealed, hand to hand
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
92
Charlie Miller, David Williamson Charlie Miller Move variation
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
92
Wand Through Cup
1989
Williamson's Wonders
94
David Williamson Wand Ball Production one end of wand blown into sharply, ball produced
 		1989
Williamson's Wonders
95
John Carney, Hiroshi Sawa Hot Slot
1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1987
Enrique Carpinetti Introduction to the All-Backs Routine small packet
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1988
Santiago Okiting box with coins on covered glass, coins travel into glass
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1989
Robert Gardner, Walt Lees Reader's Letters letters on "Out of this World"
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1989
Bill Scott Sleeve Ho! multiple phase copper-silver routine
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1992
Inertia Sleeving
1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1992
Bob Read Fred Robinson 1910-1986 - An appreciation
1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1993
Stephen Tucker Class Reunion
Inspired by 1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 11)
1995
Roger Crosthwaite Faro Follow-Ups one out of four, kicker four-of-a-kind production, Si Stebbins & faros
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
1999
Stephen Tucker Editorial
1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
1999
Ananth Viswanathan Will 'O' the Wisp Retrieval retrieval after Will 'O' the Wisp vanish (Bobo) from back of hand
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2000
Richard M. Gamble Gambler's Crimp during one-handed fan
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2001
Stephen Tucker Upper Right impromptu
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2002
Santiago All that Jazz
1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2003
David Dinart The One-Second Reversal KM style in middle of deck
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2004
Ricardo Baccarini Materialization Mental card appears under paper
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2005
The Second Watch Steal by "Keith ???"
 		1989
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 12)
2006
Philip T. Goldstein ESPresso removed ESP card divined with other cards, binary sorting
 		1989
Fifth
1
Philip T. Goldstein Mocha removed ESP card divined with other cards
 		1989
Fifth
1
Philip T. Goldstein Interrupted Gilbreath Principle
1989
Fifth
2
Philip T. Goldstein Encounter duplicate found in second deck when number is counted down, "Interrupted Gilbreath Principle"
 		1989
Fifth
2
Philip T. Goldstein, Robert E. Neale Toddler packet mixed face-up/face-down, values added up is force number
Inspired by
  • "Baby Hummer" (Charles Hudson, The Linking Ring, Dec., 1967)
Variations 		1989
Fifth
3
Philip T. Goldstein Fraternal Twins two cards are selected by counting and spelling, predicted
 		1989
Fifth
4
Philip T. Goldstein Diskette reading with layout with coins, binary
Inspired byAlso published here 1989
Fifth
5
Philip T. Goldstein Oct-See, More On thought-of colors divined with color cards
Related to 1989
Fifth
6
Philip T. Goldstein Forehand four matching pairs generated
Inspired by 1989
Fifth
7
Philip T. Goldstein Knowker performer divines high card in poker hand, then full hand
 		1989
Fifth
8
Philip T. Goldstein Huplication
1989
Fifth
10
Philip T. Goldstein Monaural spectator thinks of name in address book with the performer divines
 		1989
Fifth
14
Gary Kurtz Zero, One, Two, Four four coin production
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
1
Gary Kurtz Money Begets Money four coin production
Also published here 1989
Continuations and Departures
3
Two for Two Shuttle Pass
1989
Continuations and Departures
4
Gary Kurtz G. K. Spectator Coins Across four coins across, slightly different than version in "Continuations ... Departures 1"
Related to 1989
Continuations and Departures
6
Heel Clip Steal
1989
Continuations and Departures
7
Harvey Rosenthal Roll-Over Palm brief
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
9
Geoffrey Latta Isolation Placement brief
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
10
Gary Kurtz Absence Travels two pieces of paper, both are punched with four holes, holes travel from one paper to the other
Also published here 1989
Continuations and Departures
13
Gary Kurtz The Gesticulated Switch
1989
Continuations and Departures
14
Gary Kurtz Countering Expectations beginning of a cups and balls routine, balls change color
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
16
Gary Kurtz Moving to the Inside card travels between to file cards, which are stapled all around
Also published here 1989
Continuations and Departures
18
Gary Kurtz The Cheeky Load
Related to 1989
Continuations and Departures
18
Gary Kurtz Flash Glitter Finale finale for coin routine, coins are wrapped in paper, paper is ignited and they vanish in a flash of fire, leaving a shower of glitter
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
20
Gary Kurtz Sharing the Credit accomplice is asked to leave the room, after returning he finds a selected card, two versions, accomplice does not really know how it's done
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
22
Gary Kurtz The Hofzinser Cull Placement
1989
Continuations and Departures
22
Dai Vernon The Vernon Placement running cut
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
23
Gary Kurtz Code of Silence
Related toAlso published here 1989
Continuations and Departures
25
Gary Kurtz Code of Silence II medium finds paper and knows which three digit numbers are written
 		1989
Continuations and Departures
27
Karl Fulves Getting Smaller
1989
And a Packet of Cards
1
Karl Fulves Block Exchange Counts as used in Elmsley Count
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
2
Karl Fulves MacCount four cards, Ace travels from pocket back to packet, featuring count that shows all cards but changes order
Variations 1989
And a Packet of Cards
3
Karl Fulves Dollar Swindle 3&2, dollar bill placed in packet, color separate to either side of bill
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
5
Sam Schwartz Interrupted Ices four Aces, four Kings, two cards exchanged, stay separated, and so on
Inspired by 1989
And a Packet of Cards
7
Sam Schwartz Interrupted Elmsley Count cards no three and four are counted in reverse order
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
7
Karl Fulves Sneak Preview presentational idea for packet trick
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
9
Karl Fulves K-Counts order changed and card concealed
Inspired by 1989
And a Packet of Cards
11
Karl Fulves K-2 four Kings change to four Queens
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
12
Karl Fulves Up The Ladder "swindle count in which any small number of cards can be counted as any larger number, and any number of cards can be concealed"
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
14
Karl Fulves Remix three packets with red-black-mixed cards, two are separated but remix, the third separates
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
15
Karl Fulves Zebra Count
1989
And a Packet of Cards
15
Karl Fulves Carrousel two reds and two blacks, color named, those two cards turn up one by one
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
17
Karl Fulves Carrousel Count four-as-four while concealing two
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
17
Karl Fulves The Educated Die Ace through Six, die rolled and card counted to, it's always an ace, two methods
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
19
Karl Fulves Demi-Device 2&2, featuring a displacement count
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
21
Karl Fulves Option Play aces sandwich one of three cards in a small packet
Related to 1989
And a Packet of Cards
23
Karl Fulves Dollar Hofzinser using dollar bill in handling
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
24
Karl Fulves Quixote no get-ready, two handlings, credit claim
Inspired by 1989
And a Packet of Cards
25
Karl Fulves Cronus Double
1989
And a Packet of Cards
28
Karl Fulves The Starting Four Ace to Three of Hearts and Joker removed from two decks, Three placed in other packet leaves three images, the Two two images, finally Joker vanishes
Inspired by 1989
And a Packet of Cards
30
Karl Fulves Fourmula One four Fours, suddenly all red, then two change into queens
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
35
Karl Fulves Black Cat four cards, two Jacks turn up and the other two are Aces, "lazy gambler" theme
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
36
Karl Fulves Gammatron four-as-four in which all cards are seen but order changed
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
39
Karl Fulves Sixtet Ace-2-3 reverses order when second set of Ace-2-3 is reversed
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
40
Karl Fulves The Original Method of "Sixtet"
Related to 1989
And a Packet of Cards
43
Karl Fulves Bid Six biddle count method of "Sixtet"
Related to 1989
And a Packet of Cards
44
Sam Schwartz Quarter Turn a card turns over one quarter at the time
Inspired by 1989
And a Packet of Cards
46
Sam Schwartz Torn Up card torn in quarters vanishes, on a blank card in packet of blanks the card reappears a quarter at a time
Inspired by 1989
And a Packet of Cards
51
Karl Fulves Hand Out two hands arrange in same order, beginning of "Handicraft" section
Variations 1989
And a Packet of Cards
54
Karl Fulves Hands Down coincidence effect when cards from two hands are exchanged
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
55
Karl Fulves Red Handed three reds and blacks, one exchanged, spectator also exchanges cards and they're separated again, posed as problem
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
55
Karl Fulves Even Handed two poker hands with face-up/face-down cards, spectator exchanges any two cards, when poker hands are examined they're the same, posed as problem
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
56
Karl Fulves Back Handed two rows, spectator exchanges two cards which are predicted via backs, posed as problem
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
56
Karl Fulves Hand to Hand Ace to Three face-up and face-down, spectator matches them, posed as problem
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
56
Roy Walton Strathclyde Solution three mate pairs are matched
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
57
Sam Schwartz Order Restored two rows of three cards each (mates), after some exchanges one of each is each row
Variations 1989
And a Packet of Cards
58
Sam Schwartz Four Square with two packets of four cards
 		1989
And a Packet of Cards
59
Karl Fulves Introduction
1989
Kaleidoscope
1
Karl Fulves Flying Colors with airplane sight gag
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
2
Karl Fulves Concentrate! three mismatched pairs become matches
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
3
Karl Fulves Dream Detective card chosen from four red and four black cards, they're odd backed, some cards outjogged and injogged from deck
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
4
Karl Fulves Bootleg card transforms after weird selection procedure and comes out of shoe
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
7
Karl Fulves, Henry Christ Mathejack four jacks produced after some counting
Inspired by 1989
Kaleidoscope
9
Karl Fulves Topsy Transpo top and bottom card transpose
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
10
Karl Fulves Top to Bottom Reverse card levered up with third finger underneath as in Curry change
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
10
Karl Fulves Outnumbered packet, counting procedure, two mates found, no-touch
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
12
Jack Birnman And a Pair of Kings red kings change to black deuces, kings then reproduced, two more changes and pair produced from air, "Tens Routine"
Variations 1989
Kaleidoscope
13
Paint Brush Double Change
1989
Kaleidoscope
14
Jack Birnman Push-In Revelation card moves out at back
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
14
Karl Fulves Aces In One "Always Cut the Cards" plot
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
16
Karl Fulves Ad Hoc Aces
Inspired byVariations 1989
Kaleidoscope
18
Karl Fulves Frequent Flyer card peeked at and deck spread on table, AS slid under spread right next to selection
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
20
Ribbon Spread Hide-Out
1989
Kaleidoscope
20
Karl Fulves Frequent Flyer - Sandwich Variation similar but selection ends up between two aces
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
21
Karl Fulves, Howard Wurst This Just In red aces in case change place with jack outside case
Inspired byRelated to 1989
Kaleidoscope
22
Howard Wurst Fake Partial Insertion apparently inserting two cards into case, but one goes underneath
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
22
Karl Fulves Stack In The Box ace between jokers in case, ace suddenly outside and four kings in case
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
24
Karl Fulves Overcount Off the Deck here two as three
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
25
Karl Fulves Jacknife jack in box, aces outside, they transpose
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
26
Karl Fulves Quick Black Jack sandwich in case, center card penetrates case
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
27
Karl Fulves Shadow Self card chosen by spectator is reversed and changes into previous selection, two handlings
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
28
Karl Fulves No. 1 With A Bullet poker hand gets better every time it's displayed and the cards get bullet holes, posed as problem
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
30
Karl Fulves Hue Go red Four pushed face-down in face-up deck and changes into black Four
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
31
Karl Fulves Angle-Jog Push-In Change
1989
Kaleidoscope
31
Karl Fulves Redblackjack out of five cards spectator picks the right one to complete his blackjack, "The Red Prediction"
Related toVariations 1989
Kaleidoscope
32
Roy Walton Strathjack
Inspired by 1989
Kaleidoscope
33
Karl Fulves Staple Condition odd-backed card pushed halfway into deck, stapler moved over deck, card stapled to selection
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
35
Bill Wisch Top Secret Count false counts off the top of the deck, over, under, hiding cards
Variations 1989
Kaleidoscope
39
Bill Wisch Block Pivot Technique
1989
Kaleidoscope
39
Karl Fulves Card Revelation in Packet
1989
Kaleidoscope
41
Bill Wisch Six Card Repeat Count
1989
Kaleidoscope
41
Karl Fulves Interspace nine-card packet, spectator turns a pair over anywhere, performer places card between them behind back
Variations 1989
Kaleidoscope
41
John Scarne Master Glide Switch indifferent card on face after glide
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
42
Karl Fulves Reversed Card card vanishes from face of packet, reappears reversed in deck
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
43
Karl Fulves Turnover Glide card changes into selection
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
44
Karl Fulves Tenkai Book Turnover Comments
1989
Kaleidoscope
45
Karl Fulves Force Feed card in center sandwiched, as sandwich is pulled out it is switched for top card
Related toVariations 1989
Kaleidoscope
46
Karl Fulves Triple Sandwich Location three selections, card found with sandwich cards, those change into other two selections
 		1989
Kaleidoscope
47
Karl Fulves Slapjack widely separated sandwich cards come to trap selection, sandwich cards remain outjogged, with variations
Related to 1989
Kaleidoscope
48
Karl Fulves Introduction
1989
Money Moves
1
Karl Fulves Rush Hour bills placed in performer's trouser packet travel into stack in hand one by one
 		1989
Money Moves
2
Karl Fulves Out Take silver coin folded in paper changes place with copper coin in envelope
 		1989
Money Moves
5
Karl Fulves Codex quarter changes into gold coin when wrapped in paper
 		1989
Money Moves
7
Jack Miller Paymaster $20 bill in envelope, changes into $1 bill, clean handling with thumb tip
 		1989
Money Moves
8
Karl Fulves Notes on bill switches
Related to 1989
Money Moves
9
Karl Fulves Zimzum coin drops through holes in paper that are much smaller
 		1989
Money Moves
10
Karl Fulves Cop a Bill four bills become 3, featuring palm-off
 		1989
Money Moves
13
Karl Fulves Cop Notes bill palm notes for previous trick
 		1989
Money Moves
15
Karl Fulves Transcam
1989
Money Moves
16
Karl Fulves Bunco Bills
Also published here 1989
Money Moves
17
Karl Fulves Cop a Bill II featuring palm-off with bill folded in quarters
 		1989
Money Moves
21
Karl Fulves, Don Nielsen Outboxed coin through table upwards into matchbox, also as coin through ceiling downwards
 		1989
Money Moves
25
Karl Fulves Change Reaction bill folded in V shape torn apart, each half is a bill
 		1989
Money Moves
27
Karl Fulves Undercover pocket card, "high card wins" presentation
Inspired by 1989
Money Moves
30
Karl Fulves Shake Out two $5 bills and two $1 bills alternated, they separate, repeat, oil & water
 		1989
Money Moves
33
Karl Fulves Protokind
1989
Prototype
1
John Scarne Long Distance card chosen on other side of the room, risky force, position named
 		1989
Prototype
2
Karl Fulves Quid Pro Quota card chosen from packet, position remembered by spectator counting procedure
  • (A) Lockdown (11-card packet)
  • (B) Futures/Options (10-card packet)
  • (C) Go Fourth (10 cards, faro)
  • (D) Point of View (14 pointer cards)
  • (E) Cue Test
  • (F) First and Ten (spectator finds magicians card and vice versa)
  • (G) Doctor Cue
  • (H) HI Test
  • (I) Xtantra
  • (J) Doctor's Out
  • (K) Outback
Variations 1989
Prototype
3
Roy Walton Cue Sheet "Doctor Cue" variations, location in small packet
Inspired by 1989
Prototype
13
Karl Fulves Override reverse from break/peek
 		1989
Prototype
15
Karl Fulves Side Show card pushed in and left sticking out angle jogged, then produced from pocket
 		1989
Prototype
16
Karl Fulves Convincing Side Steal dummy card left sticking out
 		1989
Prototype
16
Martin Gardner MG Trio #1 six red cards and black cards in two rows, collected alternating, suddenly they are in pairs r-r, b-b, ...
Related to 1989
Prototype
19
Martin Gardner MG Trio #2 variation of previous trick
Related to 1989
Prototype
20
Martin Gardner MG Trio #3 orientation of head on QS and KH used for monte type guessing game, turning on vertical or horizontal axis ("The principle behind this trick has floated around a while.")
Variations 1989
Prototype
20
Robert E. Neale Heads Turn orientation of head on picture cards
Inspired by 1989
Prototype
22
Karl Fulves, Don Nielsen Discerned Data odd-backed Mental Discernment, OOSOOM, one of nine, posed as problem
 		1989
Prototype
23
J. W. Sarles Fourth And One selection lost, top card turned up, Four of Spades, four cards counted down, Four of Spades again and original Four of Spades is selection
 		1989
Prototype
24
J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves Twos Much selection lost, indicator Two-spot turned up, but selection under eight cards, other three Twos under original Two
 		1989
Prototype
24
Karl Fulves Transmissible white and brown envelopes, signed selection in white envelope, envelopes riffle shuffled, travels to a chosen brown envelope
 		1989
Prototype
26
Karl Fulves Double on Deck Laydown deck set on table one-handed with double angled to side
 		1989
Prototype
26
Karl Fulves Angle Transfer center block transfer
 		1989
Prototype
27
Howard Wurst Midnite Card Trick corner of whole deck missing, corner selected and held to missing-corner of deck, reattaches to correct card
Inspired by 1989
Prototype
30
Father Cyprian Fr. Cyprian's Solution corner of whole deck missing, corner selected and held to missing-corner of deck, reattaches to correct card
Inspired by 1989
Prototype
33
J. W. Sarles Ace Protocol credit information, crimped aces
 		1989
Prototype
34
Allan Slaight Stranger Than That
  • #1: two-card location with spelling
  • #2: two-card location with down-under deal
Inspired by
  • "Letter From A Stranger" (Stewart James)
Related toAlso published here 		1989
Prototype
37
Karl Fulves Psykick II
Inspired byRelated to 1989
Prototype
38
Gene Maze Insta Fold using table edge
Related to 1989
Prototype
42
Karl Fulves Kid Trix some blue-backed cards torn in half, card selected and signed from red deck, two blue-blacked halves restored and turned over - it is the spectator's signed card
 		1989
Prototype
44
Gene Maze Fast Fold Addenda cover for "Insta Fold"
Related to 1989
Prototype
45
Gene Maze Mat Switch hole card type switch with card ending up under mat
 		1989
Prototype
46
Karl Fulves One From Column A card through newspaper
 		1989
Prototype
47
Karl Fulves Stamp Collector the same stamp stamps different cards on blank cards, posed as problem
 		1989
Prototype
48
Karl Fulves Tenvelopes ten cards in ten envelopes, performer and spectator each chose a card from those, envelopes shuffled and dealt, performer wins and the two previous selections are odd-backed
  • Tenotes (Envelopoker)
Related toVariations 1989
Prototype
49
Karl Fulves Tenvelopes Two ten cards in ten envelopes, performer and spectator each chose a card from those, envelopes shuffled and dealt, performer wins and the two previous selections are odd-backed, face-up/face-down elaboration
Related to 1989
Tenvelopes Two
1
Karl Fulves Tenvelopes Three another method
Related to 1989
Tenvelopes Two
3
Karl Fulves Blue Alternate variation of "Tenvelopes"
Related to 1989
Tenvelopes Two
6
Craige McComb Snader Publisher's Preface
1989
Predicting Time
4
Bev Bergeron Introduction Bergeron apparently came up with the concept around 1969
Related to 1989
Predicting Time
5
Bev Bergeron The Miracle of Two Watches stem of a wrist watch is pulled out and handles turned without looking, performer sets the same time on a second wrist watch
 		1989
Predicting Time
9
Bev Bergeron The Miracle of A Watch and Paper as before but time divination is made on a piece of paper
 		1989
Predicting Time
11
Bev Bergeron The Miracle of 'Mental Epic' Prediction time prediction as the third prediction in a Mental Epic routine
 		1989
Predicting Time
12
Bev Bergeron The Miracle of the Time Machine time machine presentation, original time is set on watch again
 		1989
Predicting Time
13
Bev Bergeron The Miracle of the Mailed Letter sent prediction beforehand, set time during performance by spectator
 		1989
Predicting Time
15
Bev Bergeron The Miracle of Synchronous Watches performer and spectator turn stem of wrist watches and stop wherever they want, same time
 		1989
Predicting Time
17
Bev Bergeron Bibliography books about tricks with watches
 		1989
Predicting Time
19
Simon Lovell Bibliography
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
4
Walt Lees Simon Lovell Introduction of the man himself
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
5
Simon Lovell Introduction
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
9
Simon Lovell Thinks Some of Simon's pet hates
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
11
Simon Lovell You And Them
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
13
Simon Lovell Another Departed Point Card placed under spectator's hand from the beginning is the spectator's signed card
Inspired byAlso published here 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
15
Double Lift / Turnover
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
15
Riffle Force
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
16
Simon Lovell Crispy Spectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. Bag of crisps is opened to find selected card.
Inspired by
  • "The Searcher" (Bob Ostin, Magic Mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
21
Edward Victor, Edward Marlo Tilt
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
24
Simon Lovell Glassy Card Card repeatedly goes under glass, ends with deck appearing under glass (moves explained in section "Glassy Card Extra" on p. 35)
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
27
The Fan Force Handling of the Classic Force
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
35
Simple Card Control
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
35
Simple Palm
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
38
Simon Lovell The All Seeing Eye Spectator sit on card, magician looks into their mouth to "see" the card and divine it
Related to 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
39
Ash-Lee Fantasy in Salt and Vinegar predict flavour of crisps - when wrong, magician makes flavour change to match prediction
Also published here 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
43
Simon Lovell Stopcut spectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
45
Simon Lovell The Explod-ing Eyeball Rub eyeball, pretend eyeball explodes with creamer packet
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
49
Simon Lovell Centre Tear Tip Divine spectator's name (with tips of handling centre tears)
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
51
Simon Lovell Fingered wrong card under spectator's finger becomes selection
Variations 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
57
Simon Lovell Assassination Three bullet holes appear in a coin after magician feigns assassinating Kennedy - coin then changes into a bullet
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
59
Thumb Palm Switch
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
62
Keith Charnley Clip Pass Click Pass with stack of coins
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
63
Keith Charnley Chop Wallet Chop Cup style routine with coin and wallet - final production of ten pound note under the wallet
Also published here 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
65
Simon Lovell Four Ace Opener Series of color changes between black and red Aces, end with all four Aces on table
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
69
Richard Kaufman A Radical Change
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
70
Harry Baron The Vanishing Moustache Shave the moustache off the Jack of Clubs
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
75
Simon Lovell, Father Cyprian Really Wild Packet of four Jokers change into four Kings one by one
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
77
Brother John Hamman Flushtration Count
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
77
Simon Lovell Can Can Magician crush soda can under foot instantaneously
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
87
Simon Lovell Jack Catch Sandwich routine where two Jacks are used to pull out selection
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
89
Simon Lovell Squiddle Karate Coin done with cards, but finger is thrust into cards that are thrown in the air, and finger splits a card (selection)
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
93
Simon Lovell, Eric Mason Open Hand Colour Change
Related to 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
97
Rear Cop Rear Palm technique
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
97
Crumpled Shown to Simon by random guy in restaurant: Magician crumples up large napkin into a small ball the size of a pea
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
101
Simon Lovell Tongued Magician puts nail through his tongue, then restores tongue
Related to 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
103
Ken Brooke Fifty Quid Biz Single card is torn into two linking rings of cards
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
107
Simon Lovell Multiple Top Change Lovell's handling
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
109
Simon Lovell Chinese Ring in Rat Borrowed ring to matchbox, but has long racist interlude where magician wears fake teeth, pretends to be Chinese and speaks in a stereotypical accent and bad English in order to produce a rat
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
113
Simon Lovell Jazz Magic Some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card
Related to 1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
119
Simon Lovell Jazzing After Story Keith Fields helped Simon to do a deck / cigarette pack transposition
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
131
Simon Lovell Tipping How to get tips
 		1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
133
Simon Lovell Endword
1989
Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
135
Karl Fulves Introduction
1989
Quick Card Tricks
1
Karl Fulves Makeshift card changes in named card, back to back transformation handling
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
2
Karl Fulves Overthrow coin (or other object) on tabled spread during turnover
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
4
Karl Fulves Launch Site copper coin under tabled spread, silver on top, silver vanishes and reappears under isolated card
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
5
Karl Fulves Force Card Note forcing card with coin on spread via "Overthrow", A-10 set-up
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
5
Karl Fulves Trade In two 3s and an Ace change to two Aces and a 3
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
6
Alignment Move
1989
Quick Card Tricks
6
Karl Fulves Pirouette with extra card
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
6
Karl Fulves Rough House three cards in case, two more put in, then those two come out cut up in pieces, story presentation
Related to
  • Richard Himber's "Surprise Stab"
 1989
Quick Card Tricks
9
Karl Fulves Unbeknownst bridged deck
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
10
Karl Fulves Mexipo 2&2 oil & water sequence with a card transposition, "As the title indicates, this is a transpo-type trick using a Mexican turnover."
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
11
Karl Fulves Mexican Turnover from Center
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
11
Karl Fulves Sidepockets two selections from the two side pockets, alternative bluff method given
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
12
Karl Fulves Two Pocket Bluff two cards palmed in one hand are apparently removed from different pockets
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
12
Karl Fulves, John Scarne, J. W. Sarles Flash Poker spectator stops performer's shuffle at four Aces, they then change into a royal flush
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
14
Overhand Shuffle Stop Force
1989
Quick Card Tricks
14
Ditch on Tabled Packet
1989
Quick Card Tricks
15
Karl Fulves Rivalry black kings catch two Aces, then red kings catch four Aces and previously found aces between black kings are gone
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
16
Karl Fulves Trade Secrets selection to pocket
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
18
Karl Fulves Flushtration Palm bluff in which double card is openly placed in palm, then one card removed
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
19
Karl Fulves Rightful Place deck spread face-down on table, spectator marks back of any card, spread turned over, magician correctly guesses card, multiple methods
Variations 1989
Quick Card Tricks
20
Karl Fulves Faxfiction three cards on fax machine, two exchanged, image sent, performer on other end names position of unchanged card
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
22
Karl Fulves Starlite different method for "Rightful Place"
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
23
Martin Gardner Martin Gardner's Approach different method for "Rightful Place"
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
23
Karl Fulves Covering the Spread different method for "Rightful Place"
Inspired byVariations 1989
Quick Card Tricks
24
Karl Fulves Marksman
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
25
Karl Fulves This Just Out side-jogged sandwich cards in deck, selection appears between those side-jogged cards
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
27
Karl Fulves Non-Symmetric Trap selection lost in deck, two red Jacks with x card cut in deck, black Jack cut in deck and other black Jack left on table, red Jacks now have two black Jacks sandwiched and tabled card is selection
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
29
T. Nelson Downs Downs Slip Cut left thumb holds back top card
Related to
  • "The Downs-McGuire Letters" (p. 22)
 1989
Quick Card Tricks
31
Karl Fulves Standard Test four Jacks change into two Jacks and a double backer which is split into two Aces
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
32
Karl Fulves Daley's Last Handling
1989
Quick Card Tricks
33
Karl Fulves Center Pull Out Double Lift Gemini Count
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
33
Karl Fulves, Don Stewart on Splitting and Fusion for magicians, dated to 1950s
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
33
Karl Fulves Cast of Characters four jokers, small packet ambitious, change into kings
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
34
Karl Fulves Reference Notes on the Center Pull-Out, precursor Marconick
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
35
Karl Fulves Run Around one-handed cutting sequence used to find selection with sandwich cards
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
36
Karl Fulves Cutting Control to top
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
36
Karl Fulves Flourish One-Hand Cut Sequence "Reverse Charlier", see also p. 47 for credit information
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
37
Karl Fulves Jackhammer Finish alternate finish to "Run Around", deck with two Jacks sticking out hammered on card case, selection eventually sandwiched in between them
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
40
Karl Fulves Kixback prediction card on top of deck between sandwich cards, card selected and put back, it was the prediction card which is still sandwiched
Related to 1989
Quick Card Tricks
41
Buckle Side Steal to side-jog the card
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
41
Karl Fulves Read No Evil two old pieces of paper, deck cut in three piles, coincidences occur
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
42
Karl Fulves Wind-Up Cut cutting sequence to secretly reverse half the deck
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
44
Karl Fulves Reverse English
Inspired by 1989
Quick Card Tricks
46
Karl Fulves Wind Up Reverse alternative handling, cut that reversed half the deck
 		1989
Quick Card Tricks
48
Harry Levine Helicopter Cut series of one handed triple cuts, false, The Cut That Connot Be Explained
Inspired byRelated to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
445
Mike Gallo I'd Rather Switch beginning for cigarette through coin, coin is apparently taken from a handful of change
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
450
Steve Beam Taping Time mc bit, for stretching time, gag
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
451
Mike Gallo Box Jumper three half dollar travel to a coin box, they change into chines coin and the silver coins are found in the box, eventually thee copper coins appear in the box
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
452
Sam Leo Horowitz Okito Box Move showing a full Okito box empty
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
452
Mike Gallo Modified Down's Fan Pass with retention of vision element
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
453
Gary Plants Miracle Dealer spectator and performer select a card, both get half the cards and start dealing, suddenly performer says stop and on top of both halves are the selections
Variations 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
454
Richard Bartram, Jr. Boxer Shorts cards removed from box, immediately case vanishes
Also published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
455
Steve Beam Soap Opera opener gag, a bar of dove soap appears under handkerchief, then it changes into deck of cards
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
457
Steve Beam Subscriptions Dictionary of Important Magic Terms, gag glossary
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
460
Steve Beam Leftovers on Halloween, Gary Plants
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 26)
464
Harry Levine Making Your Bones four times a joker is produced, which is changed to an ace
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
465
Harry Levine Variation on the F.T. Cut in combination with the HaLo Cut, to produce a card
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
466
Harry Levine, Derek Dingle, Edward Marlo Variation on the BoTop Change any of the bottom cards, chosen ace
Inspired byRelated to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
467
Martin Lewis Card Spin
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
468
Harry Levine The Revolution Change
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
470
Harry Levine Hofzinser Top Change break handling
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
472
Steve Beam Pot Holder gags with playing cards, on using ordinary cards
  • Twins
  • Double Up
  • Smoothie
  • Hot Deck
  • Mixed Up
  • Heavyweight (Wayne Kyzer)
  • Shuffled
  • Pot Holder
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
474
Mike Gallo Bluffed in combination with Le Paul's Spread Pass
Inspired byRelated to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
475
Paul Sorrentino Bluffed Again directly to the bottom, also with cover card, basically the same as Earick handling
Related to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
477
Steve Beam Phony Magic 1 medium on phone names card, 52 friends
Related to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
478
Marc DeSouza Dead Ringer ring on string move
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
479
Steve Beam Name Dropping
Related to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
480
Wayne Kyzer Ordered Upwardly Mobile #2 handling and presentation idea
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
480
Richard Bartram, Jr. The Dunninger Dove gag, variation, bird on a perch
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
481
Steve Beam Subscriptions - Subscriber Photocopy Service
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
482
Steve Beam Leftovers on Kreskin, Randi, Gary Hipp, Barry Wood
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 27)
484
Steve Beam The Floating Lady queen floats between two halves of the deck, then the card vanishes, impromptu
Related toVariations 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
485
Steve Beam The Magic Maker marker is put in pocket without putting cap on it, big ink stain on shirt, then cap vanishes and reappears on pen and ink stain vanishes
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
489
Scott Robinson Automated Teller Card coin produced under a card, then three more coins appear on table in different corners
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
491
Al Schneider Twirl Load load coin under card, while twisting the card one-handed
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
491
Richard Bartram, Jr. Hop Card card spins out of the center, actually bottom card, Kelly Bottom Placement kick-start action, see p. 541 for ideas by Scott Robinson
Also published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
493
Michael Rubinstein Smoker Switch while coin is turned over in the hands
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
495
Wayne Kyzer, Steve Beam Phoney Magic II phone rings, medium calls and is not called as usual
Related to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
496
Harry Levine Dropping the Double dropping the double on the pack, variation on the D'Amico Double, see also p. 560 for further comments
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
498
Scott Robinson Sucker Monte three phases
Related toVariations 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
499
Theodore Annemann, Henry Christ Alignment Move
Also published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
499
Steve Beam Subscriptions - How Much to Charge for Restaurants
Also published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
501
Steve Beam Leftovers on "Peter's Quotations", Channing Pollock, Clayton Rawson, Martin Gardner, Scott Robinson, Richard Bartram
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 28)
504
John Riggs Can-Can comedy routine, soda can changes brand six times in a bag, sucker element
Inspired by
  • Jerry Johnson's "In the Bag" in "The Linking Ring" February 1989
 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
505
Steve Beam Goosed a lot of ideas and refinements on Mutus, Nomen / Pairs Repaired, with twenty, 36 and 40 cards
Related toVariations 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
507
Steve Beam Subscriptions - Subversive Congressional Activity
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
515
Steve Beam Style on using a portable backdrop for stage magicians
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
515
Steve Beam Lobotomy when glasses are removed huge spike protruding from the glasses, gag
Related to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
516
Steve Beam Glass Cutter gag with glasses
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
517
Wayne Kyzer, Steve Beam Glass Elevator glasses rise up and back into the case
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
517
Wayne Kyzer Visual Magic gag
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
518
Steve Beam Visual Magic II gags and ideas with glasses
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
519
Mark Young The Trick Back deck held in hand, selection appears sticking out, backpalm
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
519
Steve Pressley Wheel and Deal three prediction cards, card is selected, prediction cards have same value and when added together total is position of selection in the deck
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
521
The 21 Card Force
Related to 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
522
Steve Beam Leftovers on Bev Bergeron, Joseph Pujol, Gary Plants, Midwest Magic Jubilee
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 29)
524
Chris Kenner The Battle of the Bands
Related toAlso published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
525
Steve Beam Snap! Handling
Inspired by 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
529
Dexter Cleveland The Sponger three phase routine, with sponge 4
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
530
Steve Beam Special Scott Robinson Insert short bio of Scott Robinson
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
531
Scott Robinson, Steve Beam The Flop one card production, card ends up in middle, with a fan
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
531
Scott Robinson The Daley Double, Part I
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
533
Scott Robinson The Daley Double, Part II
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
534
Theodore Annemann, Henry Christ Alignment Move
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
534
Scott Robinson The Toy two folded cards penetrate
VariationsAlso published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
535
Steve Beam Subscriptions - Cost Cutting in Magic
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
538
Steve Beam The Dehydrated Deck 52-on-1 card transforms into a complete deck
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
539
Steve Beam Taster's Choice 52-on-1 card transforms into a complete deck
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
540
Steve Beam Portapack 52-on-1 card transforms into a complete deck
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
540
Steve Beam Squeezers 52-on-1 card transforms into a complete deck
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
540
Steve Beam Leftovers on Ron Bauer, Stephen Minch, The Precursor, Don Morris, Jim Culver, Gary Jennings, Harry Riser, Chris Kenner, Gordon Jeppesen, Dan Garrett
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 30)
544
John Riggs Linking Cards
Also published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
545
Richard Bartram, Jr. Eyepopper punching a hole in the eyelid
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
549
Wayne Kyzer Hot Handed hands rubbed together, smoke appears, opener gag
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
550
Richard Bartram, Jr. Hotwire wire heats up in performer's hands, starts glowing, Hot Wire
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
550
Richard Bartram, Jr. Travelling Jack Jack between Aces moves up and down and eventually disappears
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
551
Gary Plants Decoy
Inspired by
  • Stewart Judah's "Decoy Dice"
Variations 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
553
Steve Beam Subscriptions - Crediting Magic humorous article
Also published here 1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
554
Harry Levine The Real Las Vegas Split two deuces are split into aces , a card is dealt on each ace forming a blackjack
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
556
Tony Kardyro, Edward Marlo K.M. Move
1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
557
Steve Beam Tweetsy story of a practical joke
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
558
Steve Beam Mail on a letter by Noel Coughlin
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
559
Steve Beam Leftovers on Memoirs of Robert-Houdin, palindromes
 		1989
The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31)
560
Christoph Borer Silk, Coin and Penn knot disappears from handkerchief, then coin appears which changes into chinese coin, eventually is transforms into jumbo coin
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
1
Christoph Borer Coin Vanish
1989
Seminarheft
3
David Roth Coin Transformation coin to jumbo coin
 		1989
Seminarheft
6
Joe Berg, Dai Vernon Joe Berg Knot
1989
Seminarheft
6
Christoph Borer Münzen ins Glas three coins to glass
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
8
Christoph Borer Tuchfärbung color changing handkerchief, from red to yellow to green
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
11
Christoph Borer Flash Production deck of cards appears in pyro flash
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
14
Christoph Borer Identitäts-Krise spectator's identity card / passport is burnt and reappears in performers wallet
 		1989
Seminarheft
16
Larry Jennings Wallet Deck Switch
1989
Seminarheft
17
Christoph Borer Tips und Ideen
1989
Seminarheft
20
Christoph Borer 1. Dribble Force Erdnase Break handling
Related toAlso published here 1989
Seminarheft
20
Christoph Borer 2. Seil zerschneiden finesse
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
20
Christoph Borer 3. Der Geschickte Zauberer matchbox is thrown into the air and match is lit
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
22
Christoph Borer 4. Kurz - Mittel - Lang with shoelaces, brief idea
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
23
Christoph Borer Giant Count reinvention of "Dr. Jaks Kartenbluff", selected card is shuffled into the deck and cards put in inside jacket pocket, small number is named and on that position performer produces a jumbo card which has the same value as the selection
Related toAlso published here 1989
Seminarheft
24
Christoph Borer Twisting the DF Underground twisting the aces, then aces change places with kings
Inspired byAlso published here 1989
Seminarheft
26
Christoph Borer Eine Halbe Sache back of selection change back, then back of color only change to the center, eventually all cards change back color, red/blue double backer
Also published here 1989
Seminarheft
28
Top Change face up, back color transformation
 		1989
Seminarheft
29
Christoph Borer Double Thought half forcing deck, spectator and magician find the selection of the other
Inspired byAlso published here 1989
Seminarheft
32
Wilhelm Widenmann Vorwort
1989
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
Karl Fulves Introduction with credit information on multiple shifts
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
1
Frank Thompson Multi Shift aka Straddle Shift, also for single card
Variations 1989
The Multiple Shift
2
Harvey Rosenthal, Frank Thompson Variations of Multi Shift
  • reversing cards (Rosenthal)
  • palming cards in classic palm (Thompson)
  • palming cards in Tenkai palm (Rosenthal)
Inspired by 1989
The Multiple Shift
4
Harvey Rosenthal Center Load from Tenkai Palm
Related to 1989
The Multiple Shift
5
Harvey Rosenthal Rosenthal Straddle Trap selection in upper half appears in face-up sandwich in lower half
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
6
Karl Fulves Straddle Pass
Inspired by 1989
The Multiple Shift
7
Karl Fulves Recapture card appears between top two black Aces with unusual presentation
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
8
Karl Fulves Boxed In four Aces shows, one named, aces dropped on case, named ace penetrates into case
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
9
Karl Fulves Transitrap card transposes with sandwich pair
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
10
Derek Dingle Bluff Shift
Also published here 1989
The Multiple Shift
11
Karl Fulves PDQuickie Aces placed in different parts of the deck, one cut, two hands dealt and performer gets Aces (doubles inserted)
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
14
Karl Fulves Outjogged Poker apparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces fall to spectator, yet performer gets aces
Related to 1989
The Multiple Shift
15
Dr. Jacob Daley Bevel Multiple Shift
Also published here 1989
The Multiple Shift
18
J. Stewart Smith Hindu Shift similar to Vernon Multiple Shift
Also published here
  • "Hindu Shift" (Steward Smith, One More Thought on Cards, 1955)
 1989
The Multiple Shift
20
Karl Fulves Strip Stack pairs of Twos through Sixes are upjogged and then squared, one shuffle and deal for two players, both get straights, one hand changes to Aces
Inspired by 1989
The Multiple Shift
21
Karl Fulves To Hindu hindu shuffle
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
22
Karl Fulves Cut or Shuffle arguing that cut multiple shifts are better than shuffle shifts
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
22
Milton Brooks The Longitudinal Shift reprinted from reference, somewhat jiggle related
Related toAlso published here
  • "Longitudinal Shift" (The Word's Best Book of Magic, Walter Gibson, 1927, p. 178)
 1989
The Multiple Shift
23
Karl Fulves Longitudinal Aces paper clip on top card, deck set on table, when spectator turns over top card with clip it changed into previous selection or
(B) into the four Aces
(C) into named Ace
Variations 1989
The Multiple Shift
24
Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves Remote Collectors Aces remain on table separated from deck, dated 1972
Variations 1989
The Multiple Shift
26
Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves Loading Cards into Center same result as Deep ATFUS
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
26
Larry Jennings L.J. Angle Steal
1989
The Multiple Shift
28
Dai Vernon Collectible Aces remain on table separated from deck
Inspired by 1989
The Multiple Shift
30
Edward Marlo ATFUS
1989
The Multiple Shift
30
T. Page Wright Plunger Shift simple version with two cards
Also published here 1989
The Multiple Shift
31
Karl Fulves Full Court Press widely separated sandwich cards come to trap selection, sandwich cards remain outjogged, with "bluff spacing" for visible variation
Related to 1989
The Multiple Shift
32
S. W. Erdnase The Diagonal Palm Shift reprinted from reference
Also published here 1989
The Multiple Shift
34
Karl Fulves KF Note on the Diagonal Palm-Shift
Related to 1989
The Multiple Shift
36
Karl Fulves Excursion Aces pushed into different parts of deck, deck slapped, only Aces remain and deck traveled to four pockets, posed as problem
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
37
Karl Fulves One-Handed Multiple Shift posed as problem
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
37
Karl Fulves Cased Multiple Shift posed as problem
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
37
Karl Fulves Autopalm three Aces, one chosen and all three put in deck, deck cut at other two Aces, chosen one is palmed and produced from anywhere
Related to 1989
The Multiple Shift
38
Karl Fulves Card from Case Removal handling from left cop position
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
40
Jack Birnman Swivel Multiple Shift & Palm tabled push-through action for multiple shift, then deck picked up and cards palmed out, also as bottom palm
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
42
Karl Fulves Swivel Stack Aces placed in different parts of deck and squared, then Kings, two hands dealt, they are Aces and Kings
 		1989
The Multiple Shift
44
Karl Fulves Overshift two cards in different parts come together to trap selection, overhand shuffle & multiple shift combo
Variations 1989
The Multiple Shift
45
Karl Fulves OS II sandwich placed in different parts of deck, later it is back together but with different selection
Inspired by 1989
The Multiple Shift
47
Philip Reed Willmarth Introduction
1989
The Knot Collector
1
Philip Reed Willmarth Getting Started preparing a rope
 		1989
The Knot Collector
3
Francis Martineau The Smoke and Forget Me Knot false knot with rope
 		1989
The Knot Collector
4
Philip Reed Willmarth The Portable Knot (Two-Handed Tony Lopilato Knot) complicated dissolving knot bundle
Inspired byRelated to 1989
The Knot Collector
6
Wilfred Sellten Satin's Knot
1989
The Knot Collector
8
The Harpoon Knot flourish knot
 		1989
The Knot Collector
10
Philip Reed Willmarth The Fisherman's Knot flourish knot
 		1989
The Knot Collector
12
The William Tell Knot flourish knot
Related to 1989
The Knot Collector
14
Philip Reed Willmarth The Robin Hood Knot flourish knot, follow up for Robin Hood Knot
 		1989
The Knot Collector
16
G. W. Hunter The Bow or Shoelace Knot false knot
 		1989
The Knot Collector
18
J. B. Bobo, Philip Reed Willmarth The Strike Knot (Throwing a Knot) flourish one-handed kont
Related to 1989
The Knot Collector
21
The One Hand Knot
1989
The Knot Collector
23
Philip Reed Willmarth The Acrobat knot appears in rope
Also published here 1989
The Knot Collector
23
Philip Reed Willmarth The High Diver flourish knot
 		1989
The Knot Collector
24
Philip Reed Willmarth The Cowboy Knot flourish knot
 		1989
The Knot Collector
25
The Peddler's or Traveling Knot knot is moved on rope
 		1989
The Knot Collector
26
Flip Hallema, Philip Reed Willmarth The Model T Ford Knot flourish one-handed
 		1989
The Knot Collector
29
The Flying Bird Flourish (Wright Brother's Knot Lead-In) rope flourish
 		1989
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Philip Reed Willmarth The Airplane Knot flourish knot
 		1989
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Pavel The High Flying Knot rope tossed in the air, flourish knot
 		1989
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Philip Reed Willmarth The Willmarth Snap Knot (Throwing a Loop) one-handed flourish knot
 		1989
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Herb Zarrow The Pendulum or Lazy Magician's Knot flourish knot
Also published here
  • Herb Zarrow's "The Pendulum or Lazy Magician's Knot" in Karl Fulves "Close-Up Folio" No.12 /1979
 1989
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Tenkai Ishida The Rope Through Neck
1989
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Dave Dillon, Marvin Leventhal R.P.M. "The Revolution-ary Paddle Move", paddle move with a Hot Rod
 		Feb. 1989
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Tom Craven Heads or Tails? coin is scooped up with a card and put in other hand, transformation / switch
 		Feb. 1989
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Dan Harlan Starcle origami trick, hole is torn from a napkin, torn out piece is a star
Inspired byVariations Feb. 1989
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John Quine Slider Aces concept, faro a packet into the deck and push it through, being in control of cards, for a Cutting the Aces routine
Inspired by Feb. 1989
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Steve Cohen Coins from Napkin three coins are produced from a paper napkin
 		Feb. 1989
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Chris Kenner Two Card Location two card location
 		Feb. 1989
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Marvin Leventhal From the Labyrinth
Feb. 1989
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Mark Sicher A Perfect Match broken and restored match routine
 		May 1989
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Troy Hooser Count-Er Point false counting two coins as three
 		May 1989
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Troy Hooser Copper Silver Transmutation three copper coins change to silver coins, with a purse
 		May 1989
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Troy Hooser Palm Change Variation
May 1989
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Mark Fitzgerald Back Two-Gether reversed Setterington's linking rubber bands / Crazy Man's Handcuffs
Variations May 1989
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David Williamson Spectator Cuts the Kings
Also published here May 1989
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David Williamson Fake Pick-Up card is added under face up card to switch top card of packet on table
 		May 1989
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Marvin Leventhal From the Labyrinth
May 1989
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Tom Craven End Over Aces four Ace cutting, in the hands
 		Sep. 1989
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Tom Craven Swing Cut Set-Up
Sep. 1989
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Tom Craven The Hinge Move half the packet turnover flourish with tricky purpose
 		Sep. 1989
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Tom Craven End Over Extra End Over Aces, with location of selection as the climax
 		Sep. 1989
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The Bluff Pass
Sep. 1989
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Vic Kulich, Daryl Martinez Mother Nature's Mistake squeaky squeeze toy mouse and rattle rubber snake, change sounds
Inspired by Sep. 1989
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Doug Canning Down Under Again two cards selected and found, third named card is found at a total of cards
 		Sep. 1989
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Wesley James, Tom Ellis Loading Move
Sep. 1989
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Gazzo Macee Folding Knife knife is wrapped in handkerchief and vanishes
 		Sep. 1989
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Marvin Leventhal From the Labyrinth
Sep. 1989
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Dick Cook Twilight's Last Gleaming with copper and silver coins
Inspired by Dec. 1989
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Ray Witkowski Gone Fishin' fishing pole and fish, ballon modeling
 		Dec. 1989
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Dan Harlan The Incredible Shrinking Rubber Band
Variations Dec. 1989
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Gordon Jeppesen Round in Round with paper cylinder
Inspired by Dec. 1989
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Dan Harlan Now U Z It pencil through bill
Related to Dec. 1989
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Marvin Leventhal From the Labyrinth The Sands of Egypt and condoms
 		Dec. 1989
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Louis Falanga Foreword
1989
The Black & White Trick
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Bruce Cervon Introduction
1989
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Karl Fulves Follow the Leader & Oil and Water combination, plot suggestion
Related to 1989
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Mike Maxwell The Black & White Basic Routine chapter intro
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon The Black & White Basic Routine 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border
  • Phase One: Simple Show
  • Phase Two: Double Mix
  • Phase Three: Double Mix Again
  • Phase Four: Piano Key Separation
  • Phase Five: The Mix
  • Phase Six: The Proof
  • Phase Seven: The Last Separation
  • Phase Eight: The Magic Wand
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon, Dai Vernon Fake Turnover Move through-the-fist handling
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon A Handling Touch 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border, display
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Black & White Presentation Tips 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border
 		1989
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Mike Maxwell Black & White Trick Openings chapter intro
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Another Simple Show 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border, display
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Multiple Lift Opening 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border, displaying both side at beginning
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Turnover Pass Opening 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border, display
 		1989
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Invisible Turnover Pass with small packet
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Wedge Break Oil & Water Opening 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border
Inspired by 1989
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Bruce Cervon Biddle Move Opening 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Another Biddle Move Opening 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border
 		1989
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Bruce Cervon Elmsley Count Opening 4&4, using cardboard pieces that are black and white without border
 		1989
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Alex Elmsley Elmsley Count
1989
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Bruce Cervon The Novrec Turnover packet secretly turned over during all-around square up
  • The All Around Square Up
  • The Novrec Turnover
Related toVariations 1989
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Bruce Cervon Amazing Jokers four Queens, Joker reversed in center, the change into Aces one by one, Queens and Joker no longer there
 		1989
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Dai Vernon Strip-Out Addition wedge break handling
 		1989
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Larry Jennings Christ Twist
1989
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Dai Vernon Vernon Transfer
1989
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Bruce Cervon The Transposing Ace four Aces, named suit put on top, it changes into selection, Ace reappears from pocket
 		1989
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