the repeat six card trick \n with just six cards, three phases where seemingly three cards are put in a hat \n eddie joseph
1939
strictly magic Eddie Joseph
The Repeat Six Card Trick
with just six cards, three phases where seemingly three cards are put in a hat
poker hand repeat trick \n six card repeat with poker presentation \n purvis w. miller \n deadwood hold 'em \n joseph k. schmidt
1939
more card manipulations Purvis W. Miller
super count routine \n long combination \n al keene \n edward marlo \n super-counting caper \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades Al Keene, Edward Marlo
one hand six card repeat \n funny presentation, credit to roy benson? \n "senator" clark crandall \n ten-card red rover with a black jack kicker \n john lovick \n bruce cervon
1954/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 6 "Senator" Clark Crandall
six card repeat mystery \n using cards glued together with rubber cement at edge \n samuel berland
1954/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 6 Samuel Berland
Six Card Repeat Mystery
using cards glued together with rubber cement at edge
for magicians only... \n no. 33, magician's gag for six card repeat, cards glued together in sleeve \n val andrews
1970 (ca.)
the idiot at the card table Val Andrews
For Magicians Only...
No. 33, magician's gag for six card repeat, cards glued together in sleeve
six cards - three black and three red \n six card repeat type of routine \n walter rollins \n brother john hamman \n nick trost \n rollins-hamman-longe routine \n walter rollins \n brother john hamman \n bob longe
1976
subtle card magic: part one Walter Rollins, Brother John Hamman, Nick Trost
credit-card repeat \n six card repeat with credit cards \n karrell fox \n credit card repeat ideas \n karrell fox
1976
clever.... like a fox Karrell Fox
eleven card trick \n "retrospective"
thorough description, originally from willane's "methods for miracles" series (1952/1953) \n edward victor
1979
the chronicles Edward Victor
Eleven Card Trick
"Retrospective"
thorough description, originally from Willane's "Methods for Miracles" series (1952/1953)
patrick page's "cards to pocket" \n twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence, no palming method \n patrick page \n karten in die tasche zaubern \n patrick page \n cards to pocket \n patrick page
1981
patrick page's cards to pocket Patrick Page
Patrick Page's "Cards to Pocket"
twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence, no palming method
the derek dingle fabulous jumping card trick \n \n derek dingle \n the amazing ten card trick \n jim krenz
1982
the complete works of derek dingle Derek Dingle
my 6 card repeat \n with spectator putting three cards in pocket, do as i do presentation \n "magic" christian stelzel \n six-card repeat \n trevor lewis
1983
lecture magic "Magic" Christian Stelzel
My 6 Card Repeat
with spectator putting three cards in pocket, do as i do presentation
finding new strength \n six card repeat, finale with only one card left (revealed to be selection) \n stephen tucker
1984
the card-mad-gic of stephen tucker Stephen Tucker
Finding new strength
six card repeat, finale with only one card left (revealed to be selection)
007 and counting \n four aces repeat, climax change into kings and queens, queens back to aces and queens to wallet \n jerry sadowitz
1984
contemporary card magic Jerry Sadowitz
007 And Counting
Four Aces Repeat, climax change into Kings and Queens, Queens back to Aces and Queens to wallet
the famous three card trick \n "der berühmte drei-karten-trick"
three card version of victor plot \n david williamson \n the famous three card trick \n david williamson \n the famous 3-card trick \n david williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
The Famous Three Card Trick
"Der Berühmte Drei-Karten-Trick"
three card version of Victor plot
the famous three card trick \n three card version of victor plot \n david williamson \n the famous three card trick \n david williamson \n three-card monster \n tomas blomberg
1984
striking magic David Williamson
quadruplic-ace-tion \n quick-three-way - six card repeat - combo \n meir yedid \n quadruplic-ace-tion ii \n meir yedid
1986
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Meir Yedid
gad-about aces \n four aces shown, named one vanishes and is taken from pocket, repeated, then five aces shown and one put in pocket, repeat \n edward marlo \n the new tops, dec. 1963 \n count-revertable aces \n wesley james
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
Gad-About Aces
four Aces shown, named one vanishes and is taken from pocket, repeated, then five Aces shown and one put in pocket, repeat
the famous 3-card trick \n three card version of victor plot \n david williamson \n the famous three card trick \n david williamson \n homing kings \n jon racherbaumer \n four for spot \n dan garrett \n the famous 100-card trick \n jan logemann \n el de las tres cartas \n joaquín matas
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
homing kings \n four-card repeat with four kings, last card changes into selection \n jon racherbaumer \n the famous 3-card trick \n david williamson
1990
cardfixes Jon Racherbaumer
Homing Kings
four-card repeat with four Kings, last card changes into selection
six-card royal \n four card repeat with royal flush kicker \n doug edwards \n six card royal \n doug edwards \n easier 6-card royal \n harry lorayne
1990
apocalypse vol. 11-15 Doug Edwards
siempre cuatro - acerca de un juego de li-chang \n six card repeat with four cards, cards are always fanned \n arturo de ascanio \n "cedam" 1966. p. 636.
1992
la magia de ascanio — vol. 4 Arturo de Ascanio
Siempre Cuatro - Acerca de un Juego de Li-Chang
six card repeat with four cards, cards are always fanned
five or six \n six card repeat, ending with 6 cards arranged in the shape of a sock (not six, but socks) \n muneo yokoi
1993
volum 5 lecture note Muneo Yokoi
Five or Six
Six Card Repeat, ending with 6 cards arranged in the shape of a sock (Not six, but socks)
karten in die tasche zaubern \n twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence, no palming method \n patrick page \n patrick page's "cards to pocket" \n patrick page
1993
lecture patrick page Patrick Page
Karten in die Tasche zaubern
twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence, no palming method
quadruplic-ace-tion ii \n quick-three-way & six card repeat combination with selection \n meir yedid \n quadruplic-ace-tion \n meir yedid
1994
magical wishes Meir Yedid
Quadruplic-Ace-Tion II
Quick-Three-Way & Six Card Repeat combination with selection
the amazing ten card trick \n eight phases \n jim krenz \n the derek dingle fabulous jumping card trick \n derek dingle
1995
the trapdoor — volume three Jim Krenz
the incredible mystery of the 10th card \n routine for victor's 11 card trick \n eric mead \n victorious mead \n tom stone
1996
the art of astonishment - book 2 Eric Mead
four for spot \n with four cards, ends with single card \n dan garrett \n "closeup connivery #2" lecture notes \n the famous 3-card trick \n david williamson
1996
top 10 Dan Garrett
six card royal \n four card repeat, end with royal flush production and finding selection \n doug edwards \n six-card royal \n doug edwards
1997
doug edwards packs a wallop! Doug Edwards
Six Card Royal
Four card repeat, end with royal flush production and finding selection
seven card count \n variation of six card repeat (credit information, first appeared in the linking ring, february 1955) \n nick trost \n "vanish and spell" (martin gardner, cut the cards, 1942) \n las vegas leaper \n paul harris \n rollins-hamman-longe routine \n walter rollins \n brother john hamman \n bob longe
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Seven Card Count
Variation of Six Card Repeat (credit information, first appeared in The Linking Ring, February 1955)
Related to
"Vanish and Spell" (Martin Gardner, Cut the Cards, 1942)
six card repeat \n six card repeat routine with silk production as an ending, selection is printed on the silk. jumbo card is then produced from the silk matching the selection \n joshua jay
1999
magic atlas Joshua Jay
Six Card Repeat
Six Card Repeat routine with silk production as an ending, selection is printed on the silk. Jumbo card is then produced from the silk matching the selection
deadwood hold 'em \n royal flush finale to six card repeat, story, blank cards
- j. k. hartman addition \n joseph k. schmidt \n poker hand repeat trick \n purvis w. miller
2009
prolix Joseph K. Schmidt
Deadwood Hold 'Em
Royal Flush finale to six card repeat, story, blank cards
cards to pocket \n twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence, no palming method \n patrick page \n patrick page's "cards to pocket" \n patrick page
2011
magic page by page Patrick Page
Cards to Pocket
twelve cards up the sleeve to pocket, with six card repeat sequence, no palming method
mabillon \n four aces, apparently aces from pocket and under close-up mat are added but magician always holds four aces, reversed six card repeat \n bébel
2014
notes de conférence 1 Bébel
Mabillon
four Aces, apparently Aces from pocket and under close-up mat are added but magician always holds four Aces, reversed six card repeat
easier 6-card royal \n four card repeat with royal flush kicker, simplified \n harry lorayne \n six-card royal \n doug edwards
2015
jawdroppers! Harry Lorayne
Easier 6-Card Royal
Four Card Repeat with Royal Flush kicker, simplified
ten-card red rover with a black jack kicker \n combo of cards to pocket, six-card repeat, homing card \n john lovick \n bruce cervon \n one hand six card repeat \n "senator" clark crandall
2016
the performance pieces & divertissements of the famous handsome jack, etc. John Lovick, Bruce Cervon
Ten-Card Red Rover with a Black Jack Kicker
combo of cards to pocket, six-card repeat, homing card
way too many \n two selections lost, three indicator cards removed, but they are four, four-card repeat phase, both selections found and four aces show up along the way \n michael powers \n "one too many" (george mcbride, e-book "the best of osmosis")
2019
tesseract Michael Powers
Way Too Many
two selections lost, three indicator cards removed, but they are four, four-card repeat phase, both selections found and four Aces show up along the way
Inspired by
"One Too Many" (George McBride, e-book "The Best of OSMOSIS")