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Karl Fulves Sub Plot card in case transposes with sandwich card in deck, "Sub Trunk Info", two methods
Inspired by 1994
Crooked Tales
99
Karl Fulves Transpo Info credit information on "double cut used in conjunction with a transposition effect"
 		1994
Crooked Tales
101
Karl Fulves Vertical Addition deck held vertically
Inspired by 1994
Crooked Tales
102
Karl Fulves Mitts card to glove
 		1994
Crooked Tales
102
Karl Fulves Who Calls? face-up/face-down mixed cards called to medium over phone who then names selection
 		1994
Crooked Tales
105
Karl Fulves Jonah & Jaws card placed in rubber banded deck vanishes and is brought in from waiter, card shoots away secretly
 		1994
Crooked Tales
106
Karl Fulves Auto Predict application of "Self Cutting Deck" problem to business card prophecy prediction
Related to 1994
Crooked Tales
108
Karl Fulves Repossessed
Inspired by 1994
Crooked Tales
110
Karl Fulves Black Widow background notes on effect
Related to 1994
Crooked Tales
111
Karl Fulves Transport Palm from deck to wallet
 		1994
Crooked Tales
112
Tony Bartolotta Tony's Wallet temporary placement of card on sticky tape on shirt before later wallet load
 		1994
Crooked Tales
113
Karl Fulves Hofzinser's Wallet odd-backed Aces from wallet placed on deck, one changes into signed selection (now odd-backed)
 		1994
Crooked Tales
114
Karl Fulves Count & Aces false count when removing from wallet one by one
Inspired by 1994
Crooked Tales
115
Karl Fulves Logical Links starting and ending position is logical and what comes in between falls under the radar
Related to 1994
Crooked Tales
116
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Delight
1994
Crooked Tales
116
Karl Fulves Interior Logic explanation of term
 		1994
Crooked Tales
117
Karl Fulves Transgression Pass "false-false cut", interrupted
 		1994
Crooked Tales
118
Karl Fulves Open Ended with transposition angle
Inspired by 1994
Crooked Tales
119
Karl Fulves Double Lift from Center
Related to 1994
Crooked Tales
120
Karl Fulves, Dai Vernon Devious
Inspired byRelated to 1994
Crooked Tales
121
Karl Fulves Top and Bottom Keys getting known cards to top and bottom
 		1994
Crooked Tales
121
Karl Fulves Parallel Offset automatic rear jog claim
 		1994
Crooked Tales
123
Karl Fulves Pile-Up six-card pyramid layout, top card switch consecutively downwards to base, total of bottom row predicted "with reasonable accuracy", inspired by Drop Case carnival con game
Variations 1994
Crooked Tales
124
Karl Fulves Passe Partout after seemingly fair cut & shuffle procedure spectator ends up with some face-up cards, this number is used to count down in second odd-backed deck, there is a card from first deck and its duplicate is found in original deck
Related to 1994
Crooked Tales
127
Karl Fulves Passe Part Two notes on Passe Partout, like retaining a stack
Related to 1994
Crooked Tales
128
Karl Fulves Overload variation of Vernon Strip-Out Addition
 		1994
Crooked Tales
129
Jim Steinmeyer Introduction
1994
The Card on the Seat
5
Chuck Fayne Foreword
1994
The Card on the Seat
7
Chuck Fayne The Card on the Seat "or The Spectator Sits on the Card"
spectator plays magician, card signed by performer
 		1994
The Card on the Seat
9
Chuck Fayne Loading the Seat detailed, which spectators to pick and how to load the chair
 		1994
The Card on the Seat
12
Chuck Fayne The Underexplored Art of Loading loading cards planned or spontaneously
 		1994
The Card on the Seat
19
Chuck Fayne Signed Cards to the Wrong Pockets five spectators sign cards, they travel to their own pockets, but not matching the one who selected it, "For this I use (...) five easily distracted spectators"
 		1994
The Card on the Seat
20
Anthony Brahams Foreword
1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
3
Fred Kaps Introduction
1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
5
Fred Kaps The Hiding Principle The Kaps Subtlety
Related to 1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
7
Fred Kaps The Fred Kaps "Palm to Palm" Switch brief history
 		1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
8
Fred Kaps The Drop Vanish (With the Frame)
Related to 1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
10
Fred Kaps The Routine penny appears from purse frame and travel several times back into the hand, then a chinese coin appears in the frame and it change places with the penny. Eventually both coins disappear again
Variations 1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
14
Coin Vanish pick up from hand and let it fall again, credited to Jennings with a question mark
 		1994
Fred Kaps' Purse
15
Steve "Banachek" Shaw This and That
1994
Psychokinetic Touches
1
Steve "Banachek" Shaw History of Touches
1994
Psychokinetic Touches
3
Steve "Banachek" Shaw Psychokinetic Touches spectator feels tapping sensations on his shoulder even though a second spectator has been touched
Related toVariations 1994
Psychokinetic Touches
4
Gary Kurtz The Ultimate Progression heavily gaffed
 		1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
1
Gary Kurtz Cross-over Drop
1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
3
Tony Kardyro, Edward Marlo K.M. Move
1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
8
Gary Kurtz Application Specific Reverse Displacement Count
1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
9
Gary Kurtz Application Specific Optical Count #1
1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
9
Gary Kurtz Rotational Half Pass with small packet
 		1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
11
Gary Kurtz Application Specific Optical Count #2
1994
U.P. — The Ultimate Progression
11
Richard Kaufman Introduction
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
ix
Darwin Ortiz Foreword
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
xi
Stephen Hobbs Preface
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
xiii
Gene Maze Acknowledgements
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
xvi
Gene Maze Basic Bottom Deal
  • Overview
  • The Left-Hand Grip
  • The Right-Hand Grip
  • The Dealing Action and the Take
  • Deck Thickness
  • Dealing Style
  • Noise
  • Cover (Sweep Cover)
  • Attitude
  • On the Maze Bottom Dealing Grip
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
2
Gene Maze Underhand Stud Bottom Deal
  • The Overhand Stud Deal
  • The Underhand Stud Deal
  • The Underhand Stud Bottom Deal
  • The Concealed Back
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
15
Gene Maze The Switch-Out Sequence for small packet, Daley's Last Trick application
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
21
Gene Maze The Underhand Stud Second Deal brief
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
22
Gene Maze Double Deal
  • The Left-Hand Grip & Dealing Action
  • The Right-Hand Take
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
23
Gene Maze Back-Take Bottom Deal
  • The Left-Hand Grip
  • The Dealing Action and the Take
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
27
Gene Maze One-Handed Bottom Deal
  • The Left-Hand Grip
  • The "Get-Ready"
  • The Dealing Action
  • The Side Toss Dealing Action
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
32
Gene Maze One-Handed Bottom Deal Control
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
37
Gene Maze The Maze Center Deal
  • The Maze Center Deal Get-Ready
  • The Left-Hand Center Deal Grip
  • The Dealing Action
  • The "Take"
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
39
Gene Maze Table Replacement Control selection cut into tabled deck followed by riffle shuffle
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
48
Automatic Rear Jog with hidden card, brief
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
50
Gene Maze Push-Through Subtlety tilting deck for strip-out
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
52
Gene Maze Second Deal Lap
Related to 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
55
Gene Maze Bottom Deal Lap dealing top card and lapping all cards underneath, clean-up for packet tricks, brief
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
56
Gene Maze Unit Grip discussion of position
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
57
Gene Maze Triple Threat three selection shuffled face-up into three piles, three numbers named and selection appear at those numbers face-up
Also published here 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
62
Gene Maze The Zodiac Card card placed reversed in deck, its value counted from this position leads to selection
Related toVariations 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
63
Gene Maze Odd Man Out spectator stops at only black card in 15-cards-packet or red cards
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
66
Gene Maze Cased Lightning deck in case and window on side of case, aces apparently dealt out of this window
Inspired by 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
67
Gene Maze Separation Steal deck put in case and some cards loaded to outside of case
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
68
Gene Maze Miss-Matched two cards stopped at, they're not mates, but mates are found when dealing twice to their added value
Variations 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
70
Martin A. Nash Up-and-Down Shuffle transferring top cards to bottom during riffle shuffle
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
70
Gene Maze Match-Missed two cards stopped at, they're not mates, then first card changes into mate of second card
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
74
Gene Maze MindBreaker spectator choses card in blue-backed deck, rest changes to red cards, inverted Brainwave
Also published here 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
76
Gene Maze Packet Turnover Lap lapping card as packet is turned over in hand
Related to 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
77
Gene Maze Follow the Joker ten Jokers and ten blank cards, bottom deal and second deal handlings
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
80
Gene Maze Passing Through push-through failure with two odd-backed halves, three mate pairs in other half
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
82
Gene Maze Return Trip one deck dealt through and two cards are reversed when spectator calls stop, push-through failure with second deck, mates next to reversed cards
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
86
Gene Maze Double Deal Aces spectator stops twice during deal and those two cards are reversed, on either side of each card aces are found
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
90
Gene Maze Magnetic Attraction spectator stops twice during deal and those two cards are reversed, on either side of them are the mates of opposite color
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
92
Gene Maze Open-Face Poker Stock apparently aces stacked with one shuffle, then fours with one shuffle
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
93
Double Deal Stacking
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
93
Gene Maze Inverted Poker push-through failure with aces that are then reversed in position for dealing
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
95
Gene Maze Big Oversight Aces put on top, instantly poker hands are dealt out and Aces received
Inspired by 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
98
Dai Vernon Strip Out Addition
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
99
Gene Maze Duo-Mental two selections in two piles end up at same position, using one-handed bottom deal
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
104
Gene Maze Mated cards dealt from both hands simultaneously, stopped several times, mates each time
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
106
Gene Maze "5 & 10, Not the Store" two cards find mates, then a coin appears under each pair
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
109
Gene Maze Face-Up Locator spectator stabs card next to selection
Related to
  • "Stabbed in the Pack" (Michael Skinner, Professional Close-Up Magic video 2, 1998)
 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
112
Gene Maze One-Handed Open Double Deal apparently top two cards are dealt on table one-handed, really one comes from bottom (Michael Skinner?)
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
113
Gene Maze Toss-In locator card tossed into dribbled cards, but not next to selection, it transforms into selection
Related to 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
114
Gene Maze Caught in the Act selection trapped between sandwich cards in center of deck with faro shuffle
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
116
Gene Maze Sympathetic Thoughts Passing Through two selection from two decks match, then are exchanged via push-through failure
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
118
Gene Maze Criss-Cross two black queens should be followed by spectator and eventually transform into red queens
Related to 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
120
Gene Maze The Flying Color Change top card of deck is spun into air and changes, actually one-handed bottom deal
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
123
Gene Maze Mirror Image indicator card is counted down to from both sides of faced deck, mates, center deal
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
128
Gene Maze Center Deal Mated: Nos. 1 & 2 two methods, using center deal
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
130
Gene Maze Control of the Colors using center deal, Spade Flush finale
Inspired by 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
132
Gene Maze Unit Grip Addition two cards become 5
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
135
Gene Maze Hard Way Poker first real riffle stacking, then pseudo one-shuffle stack, actually center deal
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
137
Gene Maze A Touch of the Mentalist three cards each, with suggestion by Wesley James
Variations 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
140
Meir Yedid A Touch of the Mentalist Variation
Inspired by 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
144
Gene Maze Daley's Ghost
Related to 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
146
Gene Maze The Mexican Turnover (Maze Handling)
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
148
Gene Maze Ace to Five Reprise
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
151
Gene Maze Maze Cards Across ten red and ten black cards, three cards travel across to different positions in other packet
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
154
Gene Maze Deal Steal Deal Cop handling
Related to 1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
154
Gene Maze Wild Card Nos. 1 & 2 No. 1: front and backs change
No. 2: routine with three selections
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
158
Gene Maze Basic Unit Grip Switch
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
160
Gene Maze Blockbuster Aces with poker hands in all packets as finale
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
166
Gene Maze Ezam Aces three cards put on each of the face-up aces, they turn face down, then face up again, then backs change color
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
168
Gene Maze "Going Up!" four jacks, three cards dealt on each, they travel upwards to different positions in their packets
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
171
Gene Maze Uncle Charlie's Aces ace assembly, then 3 card transposition
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
173
Gene Maze Mercury Aces
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
176
Gene Maze Unit Grip Addition onto packet
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
177
Gene Maze Packet Mexican Turnover packet turned over with single card
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
179
Gene Maze Maze's Progressive Aces using two bottom deals and two switches
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
181
Book Break with packet
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
185
Gene Maze Unit Grip Steal from small packet
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
186
Gene Maze Unit Grip Addition to small packet
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
188
Gene Maze Disassembly of the Aces
1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
189
Stephen Hobbs Select Bibliography (With Annotations) sources for false dealing and for Gene Maze's work
 		1994
Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
192
Bob Gill Over & (finally) Out... on The Wizard magazine, Pallbearers Review, Richard's Almanac
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
3
A Card & Egg Trick trick wand, reprinted from Vol. 1 No. 1 of "The Wizard", Sept. 1905
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
4
Basil Horwitz Body Language Challenge body language reading presentation
Also published here Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
7
Basil Horwitz Lowest Card Force deck cut in piles, top cards removed, lowest card thought-of
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
7
Bob Gill Covering All Angles on multiple out prediction, classic with small choices
Inspired by
  • "Sales Talk" (Len Becher, Abracadabra)
 Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
10
Bob Gill Extra Sensory Prediction chosen ESP symbol predicted
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
10
Bob Gill Invisible Choice dice rolled, number predicted with coins
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
13
Bob Gill Boxing Match three coins in box, chosen one predicted
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
15
Bob Gill Gyro-Compass Chinese compass applied to coin with straight sides
 		Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
17
Dave Campbell Cannibals & Missionaries unusual routine with cards with pictures on them
Also published here Jan. 1994
New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
18
Alexander de Cova Ein paar Worte zuvor...
1994
Secrets No. 1
6
Alexander de Cova, James Swain Triple Prediction prediction from wallet, values written on blank cards, blank-backed deck
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
10
Alexander de Cova Four Aces in Motion load under ash tray from palm
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
12
Alexander de Cova, Toni Forster Dynamite Prediction Koran prediction
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
16
Alexander de Cova, Edward Marlo Four Card Switch
Related to 1994
Secrets No. 1
18
Alexander de Cova Impossible Card to Wallet Bendix Bombshell
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
21
Alexander de Cova Wild Card Exclusiv
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
23
Alexander de Cova Blank Thought Surprise blank deck, spectator thinks of any card, performer removes a blank card and it becomes named card in mirror
Inspired by 1994
Secrets No. 1
26
Alexander de Cova All Backs Display
1994
Secrets No. 1
27
Alexander de Cova On the Devilish Aces lost and found, change to Kings, Aces found again
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
32
Alexander de Cova Vanishing Deck under silk, ditched in pocket
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
35
Alexander de Cova Mac Donald's Aces getting into it, presentation ideas
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
39
Alexander de Cova Boxed Transposition signed card from deck to case between Aces, spectator handles double facer
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
42
Under Cellophan Holdout
1994
Secrets No. 1
43
Push-In Change
1994
Secrets No. 1
44
Edward Marlo Olram Display
1994
Secrets No. 1
45
Rub a Dub Vanish
1994
Secrets No. 1
49
Alexander de Cova, Roy Walton Ambitious Riser tabled, apparently visual penetration to top
Inspired by 1994
Secrets No. 1
52
Alexander de Cova Triple Transposition two card transposition with one card in wallet, repeat, then card becomes bill, in wallet are matches and in matchbox the folded card
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
53
Alexander de Cova Easy Coin Switch
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
65
Alexander de Cova Wild Coin Routine
1994
Secrets No. 1
69
Alexander de Cova Jumbo Coin Vanish
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
71
Alexander de Cova, Peter Warlock Multiple Sound Vanish with glass and silk
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
74
Alexander de Cova Convention Fooler coin under foot vanish with sucker element, other coin under foot
Related to 1994
Secrets No. 1
79
Alexander de Cova Easy Coins Across four silver and 4 china coins transpose one by one
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
82
Alexander de Cova, Dick Zimmerman Perfect Silk Vanish from milk bottle
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
87
Alexander de Cova Ring-o-matic ring penetrates on rope when middle of rope is lowered down into hat where ring is in glass, repeat
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
94
Alexander de Cova Ring Rope Removal Switch as ring is removed from rope
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
96
Alexander de Cova Four Cigarettes Vanish
1994
Secrets No. 1
97
Alexander de Cova Vanishing Bird Cage with clean-up
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
102
Alexander de Cova Phoenix from the Ashes third hand set-up, cloth held with both hands but one is secretly free
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
106
Alexander de Cova Fingertip Hints using finger tip instead of thumb tip, coin in purse frame application
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
109
Alexander de Cova Silk Vanish by Misdirection for large silks, fake corner in fingertip
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
112
Alexander de Cova Bill in Edding bill to marker pen, finger tip
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
114
Alexander de Cova Das Transparente Clipboard
  • Die Herstellung es Clipboards
  • Die Zettel
  • Wie das Clipboard arbeitet
  • Die "Klassische" Präparation
  • Methoden, das Deckblatt unbemerkt beiseite zu bringen
  • Die Umschlag-Methode
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
119
Alexander de Cova 1. Namensvorhersage
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
125
Alexander de Cova 2. Wortvorhersage
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
126
Alexander de Cova Ringflight Professional no pull
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
131
Alexander de Cova Appearing Cigarette
Also published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
135
Alexander de Cova Thumb Tip Handling á la Slydini table edge, showing hands empty
Related toAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
138
Alexander de Cova Sugar Dandy performer drinks water, then ice cubes appear from mouth
 		1994
Secrets No. 1
139
Alexander de Cova Was Neues...
1994
Secrets No. 1
145
Alexander de Cova, Dai Vernon Seven-Card-Monte card vanishes from packet and reappears on top of pack, three phases
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Secrets No. 1
151
Juan Tamariz The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
  • Coming Attractions
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
1
Juan Tamariz TPC - Basic Move bringing inserted card in perpendicular position
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
2
Juan Tamariz TPC, stripping out beneath the spread
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
5
Juan Tamariz 1. From Extracted PP to Left Hand Palm TPC
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
6
Juan Tamariz 2. From TPC to Bottom (Inferior)
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
7
Juan Tamariz 3. From TPC to Inferior-2 or Inferior-3
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
8
Juan Tamariz 4. From TPC to Inferior-7, Inferior-8, or any other Position in the Deck
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
8
Juan Tamariz 5. A Possibility that Opens a Thousand Doors - The TPC with Several Cards
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
9
Juan Tamariz Lapping With The TPC
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
10
Juan Tamariz Concealing the Card in PP By Bending It
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
10
Juan Tamariz Concealment in Left Hand Fan
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
10
Juan Tamariz Glimpse with TPC
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
12
Juan Tamariz Effect 1 - The Direct Sandwich
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
13
Juan Tamariz Effect 2 - Hidden Sandwich
1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
14
Juan Tamariz Hidden Sandwich between 4 Aces "Variation of effect 2"
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
14
Juan Tamariz Effect 3 - Anti-Ambitious card to bottom
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
15
Juan Tamariz Effect 4 - Two Cards Over two selected cards turn over one by one
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
16
Juan Tamariz Effect 5 - Repoker Of The Chose four selections are controlled in one hand, aces, royal flush, with impromptu version
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
16
Juan Tamariz Reversing A Card under spread, TPC
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
19
Juan Tamariz Stealing A Card Under A Fan from TPC to under packet
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
20
Juan Tamariz On the extraction of multiple cards TPC tip
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
20
Juan Tamariz The Collectors using TPC load of all three selections at once
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
21
Juan Tamariz Culling Several Cards tabled TPC handling
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
22
Juan Tamariz Forcing A Card two methods
 		1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
23
Jim Krenz TPC In Card Case
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1994
The Tamariz Perpendicular Control
24
Angelo Carbone About Humbug
1994
Humbug
4
Angelo Carbone Humbug deck vanish based on optical illusion
  • How to hold Humbug
  • Where to hold Humbug
  • Lighting Conditions
  • Ditching the Deck
  • Taking Care of Humbug
Variations 1994
Humbug
4
Angelo Carbone Deck Vanish I deck vanishes except for selection and its mate, using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
7
Angelo Carbone Deck Vanish II deck vanishes except for selection, using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
9
Angelo Carbone Imaginary Deck deck on table, second deck vanishes from hand, hallucination presentation, using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
10
Angelo Carbone Cased Vanish deck vanishes from case except for selection, using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
11
Angelo Carbone Herrmann Pass Palm palming thick packet from bottom in edge grip position
 		1994
Humbug
11
Angelo Carbone Tight Squeeze red-backed deck is "merged" into blue deck, it's still one deck but red-blue alternating, optional rough-smooth, using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
13
Angelo Carbone Deck Through Case using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
13
Angelo Carbone Deck Through Table using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
14
Angelo Carbone An Automatic Control bluff pass with Humbug gimmick
 		1994
Humbug
15
Angelo Carbone Elevator Card outjogged card travels visually upwards next to selection, using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
16
Angelo Carbone Visual Deck to Pocket using Humbug
 		1994
Humbug
17
Angelo Carbone Final Notes
1994
Humbug
18
Johnny Carson Foreword
1994
Steel and Silver
9
David Williamson Introduction
1994
Steel and Silver
10
Paul Gertner Paul's Part
1994
Steel and Silver
11
Paul Gertner, T. Nelson Downs The Flick tabled coin is flicked using thumb
Related to 1994
Steel and Silver
15
Paul Gertner As a Magical Production tabled, using coin flick
 		1994
Steel and Silver
16
Paul Gertner As a Coin Across two coins, tabled, using coin flick
 		1994
Steel and Silver
16
Paul Gertner Three and Three (Segregated) six silver coins, three in each hand, travel to one hand one by one, using flick
 		1994
Steel and Silver
18
David Roth Classic Palming One of a Group
1994
Steel and Silver
18
Paul Gertner Three and Three (Integrated) three copper and three silver coins, copper coins travel to silver coins, using flick
 		1994
Steel and Silver
23
Paul Gertner The Four Two Trick four deuces on table in different spots, coin travels to under each card, then coin produced from under all cards, using Flick
 		1994
Steel and Silver
27
Eric Meredith Copper/Silver Variations in Four Parts - Part One: Visible Transposition instantaneous, tabled, uses Flick, extra coin
 		1994
Steel and Silver
31
Shuttle Pass
1994
Steel and Silver
32
Paul Gertner Part Two: Simplified Visible Transposition instantaneous, tabled, uses Flick, no extra coin
 		1994
Steel and Silver
33
Paul Gertner Part Three: Visible Transposition and Vanish as before, at the end both coins vanish, tabled
 		1994
Steel and Silver
34
Paul Gertner Part Four: Visible Transposition and a Trip to Chinatown as before, at the end both coins transform, tabled
 		1994
Steel and Silver
35
Charles Morritt Purse Palm "Morritt Grip"
 		1994
Steel and Silver
35
Paul Gertner K.I.X. coin kicked into lap under cover of both hands
  • The Vanish
  • The Change
Inspired by 1994
Steel and Silver
38
Paul Gertner Dollar to Halves to Quarters tabled, using K.I.X.
 		1994
Steel and Silver
40
Paul Gertner Tips on Lapping
1994
Steel and Silver
41
Paul Gertner The Imaginary Coin coin appears and disappears, appears under card case, ...
Inspired by 1994
Steel and Silver
42
Paul Gertner Bounce Assembly and Reverse two cards, extra coin handling or shell handling
 		1994
Steel and Silver
45
Coin Transfer under Cards from one hand to the other, both holding a card
 		1994
Steel and Silver
45
Derek Dingle, Al Schneider Pickup Move
1994
Steel and Silver
46
Paul Gertner Taking Shell Off under card in Matrix routine
 		1994
Steel and Silver
49
Paul Gertner The Reverse Coin Assembly four cards
 		1994
Steel and Silver
50
The Turnover card turned over and coin loaded from fingertip rest
 		1994
Steel and Silver
51
The Scoop coin scooped up with card and after turning card over coin from other side slides off
 		1994
Steel and Silver
52
Paul Gertner A Familiar Ring shell coins across with spectator's finger ring
Inspired byVariations 1994
Steel and Silver
54
David Roth The Roth Substitution apparently coin placed into hand with other coins, but really only shell taken off one coin already there
 		1994
Steel and Silver
55
Bob Ostin Coin to Spectator's Hand lifting off shell from spectator's hand
 		1994
Steel and Silver
57
Paul Gertner The Very Big Penny eight inch penny appears
 		1994
Steel and Silver
59
Paul Gertner UniCoin credit information
 		1994
Steel and Silver
61
Paul Gertner Pick-Up from Deck Vanish coin apparently picked up from deck, palmed card loaded on top instead
 		1994
Steel and Silver
62
Paul Gertner Coin Transformation on Deck covered with hand
 		1994
Steel and Silver
62
Paul Gertner Deck Ping Chien switch in which coin or torn card corner is secretly dropped out of deck
 		1994
Steel and Silver
63
Paul Gertner The Future Coin "Signed Card" as coin effect, coin in purse turns out to be later marked coin
Related to 1994
Steel and Silver
65
Malini Subtlety classic palm
 		1994
Steel and Silver
66
Edward Marlo Friction Steal
1994
Steel and Silver
68
Paul Gertner, Ron Slanina The M.C.A. Vanish and Change "Multiple Coin Audible", lapping with sound
 		1994
Steel and Silver
69
Paul Gertner Spellbound Roll and Reverse
1994
Steel and Silver
71
Paul Gertner Triple Bounce Change Spellbound
1994
Steel and Silver
73
Derek Dingle Bounce Change sleeving
 		1994
Steel and Silver
74
Paul Gertner Slap Split Coins dollar spun on table and slapped into two half dollars, then four quarters
 		1994
Steel and Silver
75
Paul Gertner Chinese in the Hand two in the hand, one in the pocket with transformation of all three into Chinese coins
 		1994
Steel and Silver
79
Multiple Palm Chante with two coins
 		1994
Steel and Silver
80
Paul Gertner Snapping the Halves Chinese coin wiggled and half dollar snapped off it, then two more coins appear like that, they travel to other hand, then all coins are split for total of eight coins
  • The Coins Appear
  • The Coins Fly from Hand to Hand
  • The Unexpected Replication of the Coins
 		1994
Steel and Silver
81
Edge Palm multiple coins
 		1994
Steel and Silver
82
Through the Hand
1994
Steel and Silver
85
Paul Gertner Paul's Opener card repeatably chosen, travels to pocket, corner torn off and still chosen as whole card and torn corner transforms
Variations 1994
Steel and Silver
87
Paul Gertner Card from Shirt Pocket quickly slid in
 		1994
Steel and Silver
88
Paul Gertner The Flick with Cards card secretly flicked across table with thumb
  • The Flick Switch
  • The Flick Split
  • Card in Wallet
Related to 1994
Steel and Silver
91
Paul Gertner Four-Card Monte four deuces change into kings
 		1994
Steel and Silver
93
Paul Gertner The Four Kings spectator does not find card but four indifferent ones, change into four-of-a-kind
 		1994
Steel and Silver
96
Slip Cut
1994
Steel and Silver
96
Paul Gertner Magician's Choice one of four cards on table in square
 		1994
Steel and Silver
100
Paul Gertner Slow-Motion Collectors
Inspired by 1994
Steel and Silver
101
Paul Gertner The Vanishing Card Stab wrapped in paper napkin and stabbed with knife, deck vanishes as climax
 		1994
Steel and Silver
103
Paul Gertner Those are the Aces, Those are Not aces between spectator's palm, selection added, selection vanishes and reappears reversed in deck, repeat but this time aces travel to deck and indifferent cards are left behind
Inspired by 1994
Steel and Silver
106
Larry Jennings, P. Howard Lyons Steal-Back credit information
 		1994
Steel and Silver
106
Jack Merlin Drop Sleight
1994
Steel and Silver
108
Paul Gertner Packet Top Change
1994
Steel and Silver
108
Paul Gertner The Peter Pan Trick "(The Shadow Cards)"
packet trick in which three cards turn blank and back
 		1994
Steel and Silver
110
Paul Gertner Black Jack Surprise bust blackjack hand changes into four aces
 		1994
Steel and Silver
113
Carmen D'Amico D'Amico Spread
1994
Steel and Silver
113
Paul Gertner, Brother John Hamman Poker Palm Shift Variation poker hand changes multiple times
  • Displaying the First Hand
  • The Hand Changes to Contain Thee of a Kind
  • The Hand Changes to Four of a Kind
  • The Hand Changes to a Royal Flush
Inspired by 1994
Steel and Silver
115
Paul Gertner The Big or Little Die Trick die grows and shrinks
 		1994
Steel and Silver
119
Paul Gertner UpStacking dice penetrate upward through the cup one by one
Related to 1994
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121
Paul Gertner Tea Party chop cup with tea bag and cup, loose tea as final load
 		1994
Steel and Silver
125
Paul Gertner Ring Thing slide-thumb-off gag with ring on thumb
 		1994
Steel and Silver
129
Paul Gertner The Card in the Candy Box
1994
Steel and Silver
131
Paul Gertner Skinning the Card to Cardcase loading case from Kelly Bottom Placement
Inspired byRelated to 1994
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134
Paul Gertner The Headache Trick aspirin tin put on table, card to case announced, instead the tin comes out of case and card is folded inside it
 		1994
Steel and Silver
137
Bill Simon Covered Side Steal
1994
Steel and Silver
141
Paul Gertner Unshuffled
Related to 1994
Steel and Silver
143
Paul Gertner Photocopy photocopy of palm shown, card vanishes and travels into photocopy (Himber Wallet) and on this the card appeared as well
Variations 1994
Steel and Silver
149
Rub-a-Dub Vanish brief
 		1994
Steel and Silver
150
Paul Gertner The Bill in Cigarette
Related to 1994
Steel and Silver
153
Paul Gertner Thumb Tip Corner Switch
1994
Steel and Silver
154
Paul Gertner The $100 Card in Wallet into envelope, with bill
 		1994
Steel and Silver
157
Paul Gertner Time is Money "(The $20 Bill in Hourglass)"
 		1994
Steel and Silver
162
Paul Gertner Triple Die-lemma bowl routine with dice & hat, two-in-the-hand, large and giant die climax
 		1994
Steel and Silver
167
Paul Gertner, Richard Kaufman The Prize-Winning Act Setup about the act's evolution and the set-up
 		1994
Steel and Silver
175
Paul Gertner The Preparation of the Hourglasses for "The Ring on Hourglass"
1994
Steel and Silver
177
Paul Gertner Disposition of the Other Hourglasses body holder for hourglass
 		1994
Steel and Silver
178
Paul Gertner The Ring on Hourglass, Part I hourglass grows
 		1994
Steel and Silver
180
Paul Gertner That's Ridiculous four aces on table in different spots, coin appears from jokers and travels to under each card, then coin produced from under all cards, two more coins, two bigger coins and jumbo coin
Related to 1994
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183
Paul Gertner Coin Holdout in Close-up Mat
1994
Steel and Silver
184
Paul Gertner The Ring on Hourglass, Part II coin stolen from ring box and loaded onto hourglass
 		1994
Steel and Silver
192
Paul Gertner The Steel Balls and Cups using steel balls for routine and final loads
Related to 1994
Steel and Silver
195
Paul Gertner False Transfer with steel ball
 		1994
Steel and Silver
197
Paul Gertner Click Convincer steel ball apparently heard inside cup
 		1994
Steel and Silver
198
Charlie Miller Cup Penetration with steel ball
 		1994
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200
Paul Gertner The Ring on Hourglass, Part III switch of hourglass and revelation
 		1994
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207
Jon Racherbaumer A Decade Later introduction to the reprint of issue 1
 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 1)
2
Richard Kaufman Publisher's Note on what Kaufman disagrees with in the issue
 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 1)
3
Jon Racherbaumer Introduction
1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
2
Frank Shields Frank Shields' Letter to Marlo to Ed Marlo, 1961-12-22
 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
4
Edward Marlo Marlo's Routine for Abbott's Chinese Coins sixteen gold coins change to silver, then to various colors
Related to 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
8
Jon Racherbaumer (reviewer) Cursory Commentary on Close-up Fantasies Books 1 & 2 by Paul Harris
going through every trick in the books 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
10
Jon Racherbaumer (reviewer) Cursory Commentary on Close-up Fantasies Book 2 by Paul Harris
tricks of book II 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
12
Jon Racherbaumer Bombshell Twins free selection travels into Bendix Bombshell wallet twice
Inspired by 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
15
Stewart James The Gnikool Device a duplicate of freely chosen card is added to a deck via deck switch before replacement
 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
16
Marvin Johnson LSDM Aces
Inspired by 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
19
Marvin Johnson LSDR Aces
Inspired by 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
20
Daryl Martinez Patter for the "Ropes of India"
1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
22
Edward Marlo Clipper Passage top card paper clipped and placed in table, transforms into selection
 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
24
Neal Elias Deuce Sandwich Ideas three handlings, dated 1956
 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
26
Jon Racherbaumer Racherbaumer Letter to Bill Larsen 1974-08-15, about Michael Albright's "Utility Card Switch" from Genii
Related to 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
28
Marty Kane Better Than Best Lie Speller simplified
Inspired by 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
31
Marty Kane Simplex Lie Speller
Variations 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
32
Marty Kane Complex Simplex Lie Speller
1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
32
Jon Racherbaumer Whose Oil and Water? credit essay, seven pages
Variations 1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
33
Jon Racherbaumer (reviewer) Million Dollar Card Secrets by Frank Garcia
going through every trick in the book, 1972 		1994
Facsimile (Issue 2)
40
Al Mann Challenges on challenges during a mentalism performance, Himber vs. Dunninger
 		1994
Challenges
1
Richard Himber Challenge Method spectator wrote something on a piece of paper, performer duplicates it, opener Move
 		1994
Challenges
3
Al Mann The Street Challenges answer when someone says "Tell me what I am thinking"
 		1994
Challenges
4
Joseph Dunninger, Ralph W. Read Dunninger's Impossible Prediction
Also published here 1994
Challenges
4
B.C. Milnov Odd Coincident same as The Impossible Prediction, impromptu stooge
Also published here 1994
Challenges
4
Joseph Dunninger, Marvin Miller Destiny's Diciple with addition by Marvin Miller (see reference)
Related toAlso published here 1994
Challenges
5
Al Mann The VIP's Choice waitress and spectator write the same number, opener move
 		1994
Challenges
5
Al Mann The Opener Move while opening the billet, turning it over and presenting the outside as the inside
 		1994
Challenges
6
Al Mann Twin Tear two center tears with newspaper sheet
Inspired by
  • "Gemel's Messages" in "Mental-Ettes" 1978
 1994
Challenges
7
Al Mann A History of the Opener Move with description of Al O'Hagan's method
Inspired by
  • Al O'Hagan's effect "O'Hagan's Digitelepathy", 1958
 1994
Challenges
9
Al Mann Two-Way Opener variation of the opener move, for a two-way prediction
 		1994
Challenges
10
John Riggs ESP 2000 six business cards are numbered from one to six on one side and the cards shuffled and turned over, spectator selects cards and the numbers from one to six are written on the other side, they match
Inspired by
  • Ormond McGill's "ESP Guessing Game"
Related to 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
922
Scott Robinson Lunch on the Go named card ends up between jokers
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
923
Ken Krenzel Progressive Sandwich
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
925
Audley Walsh Optical Fan Insertion two cards apparently placed in two different places in a fan
Related to 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
926
Steve Beam Circling the Sandwich
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
926
John M. Bauman Pulling Through chinese coin changes into jumbo chinese coin, with handkerchief, story to pull handkerchief through hole
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
926
David Solomon The Flip Side with ace to four
Related to 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
928
David Solomon Veeser Concept Variation
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
929
Andy Greget Tap to the Top variation for Endfield's Center Steal
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
930
John Riggs Impressions credit card behind back, number is divined
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
931
Joe Rindfleisch On the Square during riffle shuffle selection is produced reversed in center
Variations 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
931
Mike Gallo The Only Four ways coins extracted from closed okito box one by one, then again but coins appear in four corners of the mat at once
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
933
David Roth, Mike Gallo Rim Steal No. 2 variation
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
933
Steve Beam 1994
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
936
Joel Givens Easy Time borrowed ring vanishes and appears on performer's watch band, different handling for Scott Robinson's Time Travel
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
936
Steve Beam Subscriptions - Another Lecture
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
937
Grace Ann Morgan The $ 1,000,000 Test three cards are divined
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
939
Grace Ann Morgan The Perfect Stopper spectator deals card on table and can stop anywhere, performer knows / names card
Variations 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
940
Grace Ann Morgan The Half Stack Principle
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
940
Doug Canning Backstack formula to calculate position of cards in Si Stebbins
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
941
Doug Canning Down for the Count two decks, card is named and put in a deck, cards next to it form a number and same card in other deck found at this position
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
941
Steve Beam Leftovers on Barry Wood, Tom Craven, Dick Dale, Gary Hipp, magician's image, BayWatch, Houdini
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51)
944
Steve Beam, Mike Beam Credit Limit humorous routine with lot of gags, spectator's credit card to wallet, apparently card is cut into pieces
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
946
Mark Lefler Deflation coin vanishes piece by piece
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
949
Scott Robinson Sliding Scale cards spread, when squared again selection sticks out face up, injogged
Variations 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
950
Joel Givens Slide Too Sliding Scale, with two cards, one by one
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
951
Steve Beam Subscriptions - Session Rules
Also published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
952
Robert E. Neale (E)VIL(E) four cards with letters e,v,i,l are put down to form different words, one back changes color
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
952
Billy McDonnell Acey Deucey Squared ace of clubs and two of clubs change places twice, then they turn into ace and two of diamonds, as Billy McDonald
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
953
Aldo Colombini Follow the Ruler impressions with a carpenter's ruler, eventually selection is formed
Also published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
956
Barry Wood Practical Jokers selection rubbed on spectator's hand vanishes and appears between jokers under his hand, effect is repeated and first selection transforms into second
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
957
Tom Craven Blind Side named number is counted to, card is noted and rest of the cards are blank
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
959
Joe Rindfleisch The Rotary Pass with all around square up cover
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
959
Steve Beam Tenkai Charlie ambitious card move
Also published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
962
Steve Beam Out on a Limb selection pushed in with arm is produced on fingertips
Also published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
963
Steve Beam Limb Lead-In card vanishes on knee and appears back on deck
Also published here 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
965
Doug Canning Jinxed Variation
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
967
Steve Beam Leftovers on Earle Oakes, David Michael Evans, Ed Weiss, Dick Dale, Mike Gallo, Gary Hipp, Dexter Cleveland, Philip Young, Wes Dukes, Tommy Edwards, on doll hands, Bob Weil
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 52)
968
Steve Beam Billy McDonnell
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
970
Billy McDonnell Tuned Fortune card put in box then two black queens change into red queens and card in case turns out to be selection
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
971
Brother John Hamman The Signed Card Switch
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
971
Billy McDonnell Pocket Poker named aces travel to pocket one by one, then they travel again all together
Variations 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
972
Brother John Hamman, Edward Marlo Multiple Top Change top card peeled on deck
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
972
Billy McDonnell The Numchuck Cut flourish cuts with both hands
Inspired by
  • "One-handed shifts: 'new method' ( Robert-Houdin)" in Henry Hay's "The Amateur Magician's Handbook", p. 37.
 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
974
Billy McDonnell Resurrection a Ghost one of four queens changes into selection
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
974
Billy McDonnell Leadership ten red and ten black cards
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
976
Billy McDonnell Even Odds 6-9 of clubs, odd and even cards separated, even ones change
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
977
Billy McDonnell Pocketing the Queens
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
979
Billy McDonnell Three-Peat one to four of clubs, one is named and changes into selection
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
980
Steve Beam Subscriptions using cereal boxes as magazine holders, which brand fits which magazine
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
981
Billy McDonnell Quadruple Cross two sandwiched cards transpose, then both card in one, four kings in other pile
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
982
Brother John Hamman The Signed Card Switch
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
982
Billy McDonnell Shifty Poker Palm flush changes into full house, five aces and royal flush
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
984
Steve Beam Leftovers on long distance calls, Seinfeld, Impact / Multiple Impact, tricks with computers, Don Morris, FFFF, picture with Derek Dingle and Obie O'brien, handling detail for Steve Beam's "Quadruple Prediction" from Semi-Automatic Card Tricks by Billy McDonnell, Wayne Kyzer, John Moran, Tom Craven
Inspired by 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 53)
992
Joe Rindfleisch Between the Sheets signed card in toilet paper, roll of toilet paper has to be unrolled first
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
994
Joe Rindfleisch Hooked on You keys vanish and reappear in hand
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
996
Joe Rindfleisch Carousel Cut three packets, top stock control
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
996
Joe Rindfleisch Carousel Cut II full deck control, three packets
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
999
Joe Rindfleisch Ball-Istic two billiard balls, one changes into sponge ball and back
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1001
Joe Rindfleisch Liquid Silver small bottle with liquid silver with a straw four coins are produced
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1002
Joe Rindfleisch Polished Sterling with hand washing sequence
Related to 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1004
Joe Rindfleisch Coin Chops
Inspired byRelated to 1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1005
Joe Rindfleisch Needled #1 long needle pushed through neck, impromptu
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1007
Joe Rindfleisch Needled #2 long needle pushed through neck, impromptu
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1007
Joe Rindfleisch The Pneumonia Vanish coin vanishes and appears, saliva
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1008
Joe Rindfleisch Coins Through Borrowed Hands three phases
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1008
Joe Rindfleisch Top to Bottom Reverse top card is reversed on the bottom
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1010
Joe Rindfleisch Top Gun one handed gun is formed with deck, selection appears face up
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1011
Steve Beam Joe Rindfleisch
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1013
Steve Beam Subscriptions - A Medical Necessity
1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1014
Steve Beam Leftovers on whoopee cushions, Bob Weill, Seinfeld, David Copperfield
 		1994
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 54)
1016
Anthony Brahams Foreword
1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
3
Fred Kaps Introduction
1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
5
Fred Kaps Preparation of the Bills (the big secret!) z-fold
 		1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
6
Fred Kaps The Routine eleven bill trick, counting routine
Variations 1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
7
Fred Kaps Palming Bills
1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
8
Fred Kaps The Normal Count
1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
13
Fred Kaps The False Count
1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
14
Trevor Lewis The Eleven Bill Trick - Handling by Trevor Lewis with patter and giving away jumbo bills to the spectators
 		1994
Fred Kaps' Currency
17
Bob Gill Introduction
1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
5
Bob Gill The Haines Phenomenon on the one-way principle involved in the Haines ESP cards
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
9
Basil Horwitz ESP Card Mnemonic System classic, line counting
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
13
Basil Horwitz Special ESP Test performer is blindfolded, spectator selects one ESP card and signs it, those are shuffled and put in performer's pocket, he removes four, then he names the ESP symbol in the pocket and shows the signature on it
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
15
Basil Horwitz Spectator Turned Psychic spectator selects an ESP card, with help of the symbols on the case, a second spectator divines the card, the symbol was predicted as well
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
19
Basil Horwitz ESP Divination, Clairvoyance & Mind Control blindfolded, ESP signs are divined and layout predicted
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
25
Basil Horwitz ESP Challenge Mind Control blindfolded, three spectator select an ESP symbol and seal it up, performer hands correct envelope to each spectator, divines symbol and shows correct prediction
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
31
Basil Horwitz Matching ESP spectator pairs up sixteen ESP cards, they all match
 		1994
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
35
Basil Horwitz £100 ESP Test shuffled ESP deck, top three cards are predicted
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz Challenge Duplication ESP matching two sets of ESP cards with spectator
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz A Third Eye Experience cards held to forehead, performer stops at selection, blindfolded
 		1994
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Bob Gill An Alternative Handling cards held to forehead, performer stops at selection, blindfolded
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz Fingertip Prediction three blue-backed cards are sealed in an envelope, three red-backed card chosen by spectators, they match
 		1994
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Alan Shaxon Shaxon Envelope
1994
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Brother John Hamman Flushtration Move
1994
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Basil Horwitz A Mindreading and Premonition Experience deck is shuffled, five cards selected, four are divined by performer and last predicted
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz, Frederick Braue Braue Reversal Handling
1994
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Basil Horwitz Challenge Aura Card spectator finds mate
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz Out of Hand & Out of Sight Experience blindfolded think stop
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz Challenge Super Memory Test Number 1 spectator names number from one to twenty-six, performer names card
 		1994
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Glide
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Basil Horwitz Challenge Do As I Do
1994
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Basil Horwitz £100 Card Test blindfolded, card prediction in envelope
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz Challenge Super Memory Test Number 2 apparently memorizing the deck, able to name card after chosen position
 		1994
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Push-In Change
1994
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Basil Horwitz Mindreading, Clairvoyance and Mindcontrol Experience card is divined and found
 		1994
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Card Glimpse second from the top, top turned over and double lift
 		1994
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Basil Horwitz Challenge Psychometry Number 2 cards in pocket, performer removes cards one by one and stops at selection
Related to 1994
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Basil Horwitz Index - Complete Contents of all Three Volumes of The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz
1994
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Curtis Kam Fortunate Break ring vanishes and appears in chosen fortune cookie, other cookies are smashed with a hammer
 		Mar. 1994
The Minotaur (Vol. 6 No. 1)
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Aldo Colombini Lite Switch two card transposition, duplicate
Also published here Mar. 1994
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Jerry K. Hartman Blow Away Change
Mar. 1994
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Dupre Didier Vaudou six cards with voodoo dolls printed on them, invisible die is thrown and one card selected, prediction in envelope
 		Mar. 1994
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Gene Anderson, Dan Harlan Penned In dollar bill changes into piece of paper and will be found in pen, held by spectator
 		Mar. 1994
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Juan Tamariz Double Crossing the Gaze Switch
Mar. 1994
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Jean-Pierre Vallarino French Revolution turning over both halves, flourish false cut
 		Mar. 1994
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Marvin Leventhal From the Labyrinth
Mar. 1994
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Dan Harlan Rising Dough ambitious coin routine, three silver and a penny
Related to June 1994
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Michael Ammar Time is Money deck of cards is produced, then deck change into fan of bills
 		June 1994
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Dave Oestreicher Jaelous Jack colored stickers on back and front of a playing card change color and change places
 		June 1994
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Joe Rindfleisch Slim to None building an eatable wand
 		June 1994
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Joel Givens Super Duper instant camera, blank card gets face of chosen card inside case, both are signed
VariationsAlso published here June 1994
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Gene Maze Card Box Insertion with Double apparently double put in case, bottom card of double goes to outside
Related toAlso published here June 1994
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Dan Harlan, Simon Lovell From the Labyrinth Simon Lovell on the "why" of magic
 		June 1994
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David Neighbors Colorful Rip-Off Triumph cards shuffled face up / face down, face up cards are "ripped through" deck except selection, with color changing back kicker
Inspired by Sep. 1994
The Minotaur (Vol. 6 No. 3)
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David Neighbors Riffle Force
Sep. 1994
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Frederick Braue, David Neighbors Braue Reversal Variation
Sep. 1994
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Herb Zarrow, Edward Marlo, David Neighbors Zarrow Shuffle
Sep. 1994
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Daryl Triumph Cutting Display
Sep. 1994
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Dan Harlan Deviled Egg spectator's blood travel into egg, spectator is cut with a knife
 		Sep. 1994
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Yuji Wada Stretching Your Money two coins are produced, then they become magnetic and travel to one hand, finally one coin is stretched
 		Sep. 1994
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Gary Ouellet, Patrick Raymond Lethal Prediction
Related to Sep. 1994
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Gary Ouellet, Patrick Raymond, Bernard Bilis Empty Deal with deceptive sound illusion
 		Sep. 1994
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Harvey Rosenthal Loop De Loop ring off rope move, knot
 		Sep. 1994
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Dan Harlan From the Labyrinth on Italy
 		Sep. 1994
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Dan Harlan Burnt to the Core burnt bill is found in rope, with handkerchief and pan, rope routine, nightmare, restoration and endless loop
Related to Dec. 1994
The Minotaur (Vol. 6 No. 4)
1
Joel Givens Sugarless gum transforms to sugarless gum and packet of sugar
Also published here Dec. 1994
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Jim Artle Bartender's Dream miser's dream with cocktail shaker, jumbo coin produced at the end which then turns into lots of several coins
Inspired by Dec. 1994
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Shuttle Pass
Dec. 1994
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Jim Artle Spellbound Move
Dec. 1994
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Philip T. Goldstein Whisp Whisperers plot, four Jacks "whisper" three selections then different colored back of jacks and selections transpose
Inspired by Dec. 1994
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Brother John Hamman Hamman Count two as three
 		Dec. 1994
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Alex Elmsley Elmsley Count brief
 		Dec. 1994
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Joe Rindfleisch Chain Gang several rubber bands knot together (link) in the hand
 		Dec. 1994
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Dan Harlan From the Labyrinth living in Las Vegas
 		Dec. 1994
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Gary Kurtz Shrinker deck is removed from card case, case shrinks to a small one and is immediately examinable
 		1994
Shrinker
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Ditching Card in inner pocket, while putting case away, Kelly Bottom Replacement
 		1994
Shrinker
5
Ray Kosby Deep Thought one of about twenty
Inspired byAlso published here 1994
Tricks
1
Ray Kosby Raise Rise Switch of outjogged card, one-handed, brief
 		1994
Tricks
1
Ray Kosby Venus Flytrap cards outjogged near the bottom visually sandwich card near the top
 		1994
Tricks
3
Ray Kosby The Bite apple changes color
Related to 1994
Tricks
5
Ray Kosby The Picnic Trick can is opened and restored
 		1994
Tricks
6
Ray Kosby Re-cased "If your audience does not notice the effect, do not mention it."
 		1994
Tricks
7
Ray Kosby Coin Thru Hand With Conservation of Linear Momentum
1994
Tricks
8
Ray Kosby Smudge case as vacuum cleaner for picking-off-a-pip, Ace in case then
 		1994
Tricks
9
Ray Kosby, William Goodwin Sleighty Retouched unknown card reversed, magician locates card of same suit and value, involving transformation
Inspired by 1994
Tricks
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Bob Farmer Cheating: Sacred Heritage & Your New Hobby
1994
Beat 'em, Cheat 'em, Leave 'em Bleedin'
1
Bob Farmer Where to get Marked Cards, Loaded Dice and Double-Headed Coins
1994
Beat 'em, Cheat 'em, Leave 'em Bleedin'
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Bob Farmer Double-Headed Coins bar bets with double-headed coins
  • Con of the Realm
  • Pocket Change
  • Two Heads are Better than One
  • Two Out of Three Ain't Bad
  • None out of Three
  • Two out of Three Ain't Badder
  • Heads I Win, Tails You Lose
 		1994
Beat 'em, Cheat 'em, Leave 'em Bleedin'
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Bob Farmer Marked Cards general comments
 		1994
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