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Simon Aronson Past, Present, Future spectator cuts off pile, pockets card, shuffles bottom pile and remembers card, cuts again and remembers card, deals through top pile and turns over a card, one named, position of one named, pocketed card predicted in wallet
 		1995
Simply Simon
153
Simon Aronson Floating Key Principle
1995
Simply Simon
159
Simon Aronson Lazy Memory ideas for applying the memorized deck to the Lazy Man's Card Trick
  • Memorized Doubly Lazy
  • Spelling to the Second Selection
  • "Sessions" Lazy Memory
Related to 1995
Simply Simon
162
Simon Aronson Everybody's Lazy two spectators and performer remember cards, performer names position of spectator's cards, spectator names number and there is performer's card, no-touch
VariationsAlso published here 1995
Simply Simon
167
Simon Aronson Two Wrongs Make It Right two decks, two cards chosen in one, both decks dealt in unison to two predicted cards in other deck, the selections show up in same place, funny presentation about making wrong predictions
 		1995
Simply Simon
173
Simon Aronson Taking Advantage of One's Position selection procedure in which a packet is cut off, next card remembered and placed on this packet, another packet cut off onto first pile, next card remembered and put onto first pile, and so on
  • Self Position
  • Shuffling
  • False Positives
Related toVariations 1995
Simply Simon
179
Simon Aronson Self Centered two cards chosen by cutting and shuffling packets, procedure similar to one-pile free cut
Inspired by 1995
Simply Simon
187
Simon Aronson Madness in our Methods three selections, fair conditions, no-touch and no card seen
  • Alternative Revelations
 		1995
Simply Simon
194
Simon Aronson Topsy Turvy three selections with cutting and shuffling packets, deck shuffled face-up/face-down, cards located by apparent muscle reading in spread
Related to 1995
Simply Simon
203
Juan Tamariz Restoring part of Stack at end of Topsy Turvy
Related to 1995
Simply Simon
215
Simon Aronson High Class Location three selections
Related to 1995
Simply Simon
216
Simon Aronson The Open Index
  • The Open Index
  • Estimate, Glimpse and Cut
    • A. Glimpse First, then Cut
    • B. Cut First, then Glimpse
  • Knowing Where You Are
    • A. Marks
    • B. Key Cards
    • C. One Way Backs (see also p. 237)
  • Determining the Desired Card
    • A. The Target Card is Directly Designated by the Spectator
    • B. The Target Card is Indirectly Designated, and is Not Known to the Spectator
    • C. A Target "Position" is Designated
 		1995
Simply Simon
222
Wrist Turn and Bevel
1995
Simply Simon
224
Edward Marlo Book Break
1995
Simply Simon
224
Simon Aronson The S. A. Combination "Self Adjusting", spectator touches force in spread, it apparently does not leave sight, under-the-spread force
  • A. The Force Procedure
  • B. Application to the Open Index (spectator touches named card)
Related toAlso published here 1995
Simply Simon
232
Simon Aronson The Cross-Index Index - Charting the Course on card indexes and the cross-index index idea
  • Above Suspicion
  • Cross Indexing Two Variables
  • Charts and Lists
 		1995
Simply Simon
241
Simon Aronson On the Berglas Effect with fifty-two decks, as example of cross-index index
 		1995
Simply Simon
244
Simon Aronson Fate card freely chosen from range of twelve, then birthday named, then chart removed, using cross-index index
Variations 1995
Simply Simon
249
Simon Aronson Signs zodiac sign cards specify one's lucky number, color, symbol..., cross-index index with example effects
 		1995
Simply Simon
271
Simon Aronson The PIP Stack "Position Information Procedure"
Ace to King stack in deck, allows performer to know position of replaced selection
 		1995
Simply Simon
290
Edward Marlo Incomplete Faro Placement
1995
Simply Simon
295
Simon Aronson A Short Routine: Colorful Countdown spectator selects card, lucky number on zodiac chart is looked up, at that position is selection
 		1995
Simply Simon
297
Simon Aronson A Long Routine: Three is a Charm three spectators, card, color and symbol selected, position of card and color and symbol written on zodiac chart when spectator's signs are looked up
 		1995
Simply Simon
298
David Malek The Malek Multiple Card Control for three cards, consecutive (cover) passes
Also published here 1995
The Lexicon
4
David Malek Jacks Done Better false dealing demo up to fifth, with surprise ending, performer deals himself Aces instead of Tens
Inspired by 1995
The Lexicon
8
David Malek The One Handed Fifth Deal
1995
The Lexicon
9
Terry Zembrzuski Mock Fifth Deal
1995
The Lexicon
10
Frederick Braue Braue Add-On
1995
The Lexicon
10
David Malek The Double Cross dealing a good hand to the confederate but performer has a better hand as a kicker
Related to
  • Darwin Ortiz's "The Bottom Deal Demonstration" in "Darwin's Deceits"
 1995
The Lexicon
14
David Malek The Yellow Kid all backs with four cards and gambling demonstration, Himber wallet
Inspired by 1995
The Lexicon
19
Martin A. Nash Nash's Multiple Shift brief
Also published here 1995
The Lexicon
20
Derek Vernon Alignment Move
1995
The Lexicon
22
David Malek The Instantly Memorized Deck position in shuffled deck is named and performer knows card, memory presentation
Also published here 1995
The Lexicon
29
Reinhard Müller Pre-World discussing precursors of OOTW and color guessing, credit information
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
4
John Scarne Guess Black OOTW handling with bottom deals, dated ca. 1930s, see also p. 26
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
5
John Scarne New World Order two face-up Jokers in deck, six cards that "don't belong" chosen from between the Jokers, they are the only odd-colored ones, dated ca. 1930s, see also p. 42
Related toVariations 1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
6
Ken Beale The V Force "Three Impromptus"
bottom card of top half is transferred to bottom half with bottom placement angle jog as it is placed offset on it
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
9
Ken Beale Offset Ambition "Three Impromptus"
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
9
Ken Beale Set Off Trap "Three Impromptus"
sandwiched card on table, card chosen, sandwich cut in deck side-jogged, sandwiched card turns out to be later selection
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
10
J. W. Sarles One-Handed Injog card starts side-jogged
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
10
Karl Fulves Loaded cards with letters in scale layout, spectator thinks of a letter and says whether it would tip to left or right, binary, gray code, see also p. 26
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
11
Karl Fulves Bottom Fact using Erdnase Bottom Deal as get-ready for strike bottom
Inspired byRelated to 1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
12
Roy Walton Mini Mix 3&3
Inspired by 1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
13
Karl Fulves Death Row Ace through Six in red and black removed and shuffled via Milk Build, after counting procedure the Ace of Spades is arrived at and it completes the Royal Flush in the case
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 1)
14
Sam Schwartz Road Scholar horse race plot
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
15
J. W. Sarles After Dark spectator and performer think a card, spectator and performer find each other's card
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
19
Double Cross Cut Force one of two cards forced
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
19
John Scarne Brainwave Problem deck spread face up, two cards named, deck spread face down, two cards are red-backed, they're the named one, posed as a problem
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
19
Karl Fulves Early Triumphs credit information, 1927 and 1928 references for Triumph routines
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
21
The Shuffle Reverse
Also published here
  • "Two Dozen Effective Practical Card Tricks" (Walter Gibson, 1927)
 1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
21
Art Altman Upside Down reprint of original instructions with added illustrations, 1928
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
21
Karl Fulves Big If comedy sequence that ends with brainwave type effect (double lift)
 		1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
25
Karl Fulves 6-Card Conceit card location presentation for six card repeat
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
25
John Scarne The Probable Outcome card from different deck put into cards, spectator names card when spread face-up, the card shows up again with different back, ungaffed
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
28
Karl Fulves, Reinhard Müller Pre-World more credit information on early Out of this World type effects
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 1)
2
J. W. Sarles Red or Black? performer cuts and ask the spectator red or black and how many (one, two or three), and the bottom cards of the top half fulfill this property, repeated with real riffle shuffles, method not given
 		1995
The Fine Print (Issue 1)
2
Karl Fulves One Color Only comment on Out of this World in which only one color is guessed
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 1)
3
Karl Fulves Bottom Facts applied to distant key card placement
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 1)
3
Karl Fulves Down-Under Age Cards reporting a misplaced idea in which number cards are down-under dealt
 		1995
The Fine Print (Issue 1)
4
Karl Fulves Poker Vision "A mindreading trick with casino cards"
card thought of from a packet of fifteen cards with five different casino backs (rainbow) is divined, single-no fishing
Inspired byRelated to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 1)
12
Karl Fulves Road Scholar explaining why the trick works
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
17
J. W. Sarles After Dark different handling, spectator choses and loses card in corner of room, performer as well, both remove a card from spread and they're each other's card
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
17
Karl Fulves Tour de Force
1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
19
Karl Fulves My Card Isn't deck shuffled, performer thinks of card, spectator cuts it to top, tables it and thinks of new top card and cuts again, performer takes out a card, both are right
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
23
Karl Fulves Malefactor number of cards between all Kings and Jacks memorized
Inspired by
  • Moe's Move-a-Card
 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
24
Karl Fulves Transposition Problem glasses drawn on giant King of Hearts and given to man with glasses, same with moustache and Jack of Diamonds, the giant cards transpose and the two people holding them as well, posed as problem
 		1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
24
Karl Fulves Top Flight "An Impromptu Card Paradox"
card selected via riffle procedure in center of deck, then top card is shown to be selection, presented as a card being in two places at same time, repeated
Related to 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
29
Karl Fulves Covered Side Steal as Double Deal center and top card removed as the top card and turned over
 		1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
30
Karl Fulves Persistence of Vision four Kings placed on table, card in center of deck remembered, it is then shown on top and his placed to Kings, back on top of deck, vanished from Kings
Variations 1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
31
Karl Fulves 6-Card Repeat & Oil & Water effect combination, posed as problem
 		1995
The Fine Print (Issue 2)
32
Theophil "Philius" Weidmann Philius' Tossed-Out-Deck blindfolded
 		1995
Hellsehen... ...kinderleicht
12
Theophil "Philius" Weidmann Transmental-Express medium reveals chosen card
 		1995
Hellsehen... ...kinderleicht
29
Doug Canning Telephone Lying spelling lie detector over the phone
Inspired by
  • "Remote Control" (Jim Steinmeyer, The New Invocation #43, Feb. 1988)
Related to 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
14
Joel Givens Personalized Pasteboards name of spectator is spelled to find selection
  • Self-Working Method
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
16
Steve Beam Name that Trick made-up name is spelled to find selection, presentation for Personalized Pasteboards
Inspired by 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
19
Steve Beam Countdown card is found by adding values of two cards, 14/15 total of two cards
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
23
Steve Beam The Three Stooges two spectators find selection of the other
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
25
Steve Beam Middle Guage Spread card spread on the table two cards turned over and value is used to count in the spread, both end on same card which turns out to be selection
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
27
Steve Beam The Big Finish card changes into jumbo version of selection, two methods
Inspired byRelated to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
29
Richard Vollmer Einstein's Favorite Trick spectator locates his own card
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
32
Joel Givens Weight Limit spectator cuts packet and selects a card, card is placed in reminder where it vanishes, then performer divines amount of cut cards and selection is found reversed at that position in the rest of the deck
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
33
Spread-through Vanish
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
34
Steve Beam The Australian Crawl selection is found by down under dealing a random number of cards (value of two selections)
Related toVariations 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
36
Steve Beam Circling the Sandwich
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
40
Audley Walsh Optical Fan Insertion two cards apparently placed in two different places in a fan
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
41
Joe Rindfleisch, Gene Maze Half Moon Rising rising card in case, case rises
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
43
Joe Rindfleisch, Gene Maze Case Load loading a card into the card case
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
43
Allan Slaight Sly Stebbins spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
46
Scott Robinson Sigh Stebbins spectator spells guesses about selection, with value of last card selection is found
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
49
Steve Beam Color Blind performer separates cards into reds and black, then blindfolded and with cards face up performer seems to miss, but separated cards of different back colors
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
53
Steve Beam Choosing Sides spectator removes half the cards from the spread and separates reds and blacks
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
55
Wayne Kyzer Memorable Magic one red/blue double backer and blank card
Inspired by 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
57
Steve Beam Well Shaken deck removed from the deck is in order, then shaken and cards are mixed
Related toAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
59
Steve Beam The Honor System selection is only odd-backed card in the deck
Variations 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
61
Steve Beam The Terminator spectator finds own card by dealing through and stops at only odd-backed card, two versions
Inspired by 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
63
Ron Ferris Double Brainwave deck split in red / black two cards selected, ploy to place the card in other colored section
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
65
Steve Beam Fooled two cards are pushed out from spread, location of one card can be named
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
66
John Riggs Follow the Oil & Water halves behind a red and a black card, change color when riffled through, impromptu svengali
Related to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
68
Aldo Colombini Friends similar to "Neither Blind Nor Silly", with twenty cards, spectator has more decisions to randomize order
Related to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
72
Steve Beam Color Changing Card Case
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
75
Jack Birnman Timeless three cards are used to form a prediction verbally
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
81
Grace Ann Morgan Gaffus Maximus card with different back is placed in deck, spectator choses that exact card when cards are riffled through
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
83
Steve Pressley Wheel and Deal card is predicted in form of mates and by adding values cards position is found
Inspired by 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
85
Steve Pressley Double Hit two cards predicted, mates
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
87
Scott Robinson Chance by Choice four cards are cut to, sum is predicted in envelope
Related to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
89
Steve Beam Have it Your Way card selected and replaced, deck is in new pack order and card put in proper position of the sequence
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
93
Steve Beam Opening Stab A prediction envelope inserted into a ribbon-spread pack turns out to be the only card missing from the deck and the deck turns out to be in order. The spectator inserted it in the place where the missing card should be. Ultimately, the missing card is found inside the envelope.
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
94
Steve Pressley Stuck on You A prediction envelope inserted into a ribbon-spread pack turns out to be the only card missing from the deck and the deck turns out to be in order. The spectator inserted it in the place where the missing card should be. Ultimately, the missing card is found inside the envelope, wax method
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
95
Steve Beam A Match Made in Zebulon two selection found at same position when deck is cut in half
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
96
Steve Beam A Match Made in Knightdale two selection found at same position when deck is cut in half
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
99
Steve Beam Siamese Stab double facer handed out for examination
Related toAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
102
Marvin Leventhal Return to Sender presentation for Opening Stab
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
105
Bill Simon Prophecy Move
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
107
John Riggs In-Decks tactile aid to locate any card
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
111
Simon Aronson The Eyes Have It humorous prediction with eye chart and eventually wrong card transforms into selection
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
112
Tom Craven The Pairable some cards are cut from a shuffled deck, two cards are removed to form a card, then card is produced
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
114
Simon Lovell Three Ways presentation for single card location
Related to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
116
Jack Birnman The Bermuda Triangle Aces transpose with quartet, Aces found reversed in the dek
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
118
Frederick Braue Braue Reversal
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
118
Steve Beam Rollout deck is dropped, turns 360 degrees and lands on the table, one card jumps out
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
120
Steve Beam Card Cleavage Four split in two Twos, Twos split into Aces
Inspired byVariations 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
122
Steve Beam Puzzler two indicator cards
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
125
Steve Beam Puzzler II two indicator cards
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
127
Doug Canning Two Timing Aussie two cards are located, two piles of ten card two numbers are thought and corresponding cards remembered
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
128
Stewart James One-Deck Wonder two cards to predict card in value and suit, 9 force
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
130
Steve Beam Goosed a lot of ideas and refinements on Mutus, Nomen / Pairs Repaired, with twenty, 36 and 40 cards, updated version of Trapdoor article
Inspired by 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
132
Joe Rindfleisch The Illusion Card zig-zag finger with playing card, first finger and thumb, four phases, eventually card is restored
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
143
Joe Rindfleisch The One-Handed Zigzag zig-zag finger with playing card, first finger
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
148
Wayne Kyzer Birth Card
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
151
Doug Canning Card Counters
Inspired byRelated to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
153
Richard Vollmer, Norman Houghton LIII-Kelihood small packet is counted and card remembered at number in remainder, then 10, 9, 8 count to find card
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
155
Steve Beam, Scott Robinson Polar Stab location of two cards with two keys
Inspired by 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
157
Tom Ladshaw Bestimation
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
158
Richard Vollmer No Questions Asked
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
160
Steve Beam Triplets I red / black deck
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
165
Steve Beam Triplets II red / black deck, with two selections
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
167
Steve Beam Selective Service four selections, with four keys
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
168
Steve Beam Shuffle Placement jog shuffle, four cards
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
168
Joel Givens Identification Cards multiple keys, four card location
  • Variations
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
170
Steve Beam Location, Location, Location three spectators cut some cards and chose a card, amount and selections are predicted and located, nine-force
Inspired byVariations 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
172
Steve Beam Multiplocation with four cards
Related toVariations 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
175
Bubble Peek
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
176
Steve Beam Bye-Pass Operation single card control
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
181
Grace Ann Morgan Dribble Peek after fingertip peek, deck is turned over and dribbled
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
184
Steve Beam The Underhand Shuffle
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
186
Bill Simon, Steve Beam Backwards Prophecy
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
188
Tom Craven Bounce Control I after spectator's peek
Variations 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
190
Tom Craven Bounce Controll II after incomplete faro peek
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
192
Steve Beam Budget Cut cards appear to be pushed from hand to hand
Related to 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
194
Steve Beam Gotcha Covered card on cover of the book changes to selection
 		1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
199
Steve Beam Quick Change with two fans
Also published here 1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
200
Double Undercut
1995
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
203
Aaron Fisher, Jack Birnman The Long and Winding Trick Aces lost, four indifferent cards found, their values used to count down to four cards, they are the Kings, Aces found on other side of counted packets
Also published here 1995
The Sleight Album
2
Milk Build Stack
1995
The Sleight Album
2
Aaron Fisher Think For Yourself all cards except named one vanish from case, using Deck Vanisher prop
 		1995
The Sleight Album
7
Aaron Fisher Here, There, and Everywhere first the Kings travel to the pockets, then the whole deck disappears, leaving only the Kings and a previously selected card
Also published here 1995
The Sleight Album
10
Aaron Fisher Stealing Cards from Deck to Under Case
1995
The Sleight Album
10
Aaron Fisher Nowhere Pass Variation to second from bottom, with outjog feature
 		1995
The Sleight Album
11
Aaron Fisher Within You, Without You card to envelope, with card prediction in envelope and drawing on the card, card stolen to under envelope with sticky envelope and deck on table
 		1995
The Sleight Album
13
Aaron Fisher Sexy Sadie's Sandwich mates face-up on top and selection appears between them
 		1995
The Sleight Album
15
Aaron Fisher The Illusion Control
Also published here 1995
The Sleight Album
15
Aaron Fisher You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello (One-Handed Popover) card pops out in the middle of the deck
Also published here 1995
The Sleight Album
16
Aaron Fisher Nowhere Pass (Bluff Handling)
Also published here 1995
The Sleight Album
16
David Acer Lickety Flip Ace split in two, suddenly all four Aces are produced
Inspired by
  • "Rotary Revelation" (Victor Sendax, MUM, Feb. 1984)
Also published here 		1995
Natural Selections
13
The Swivel Cut
1995
Natural Selections
13
The Drop Control Injog top half dropped on bottom half
 		1995
Natural Selections
14
Paul Harris The Split card split in two
 		1995
Natural Selections
15
Richard Sanders, David Acer Four on the Floor card selected, indifferent card changes into mate and other cards of same value are on either side
Inspired by 1995
Natural Selections
18
Double Undercut top to bottom
 		1995
Natural Selections
18
Riffle Force break, see also p. 21
 		1995
Natural Selections
19
David Acer Cheap Labour selection and three more cards taken out, stickman drawn on back of one, it multiplies on back of all cards, then is only on back of selection
Also published here 1995
Natural Selections
20
Brother John Hamman Flustration Count see also p. 31
 		1995
Natural Selections
22
Alex Elmsley The Elmsley Count fingertip handling
 		1995
Natural Selections
24
David Acer No Holes Barred two holes punched in card, one is dragged across
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1995
Natural Selections
26
David Acer Cartes Blanches three blank cards print into three-of-a-kind, then fourth card prints to complete the quartet and it is the selection
 		1995
Natural Selections
28
Jean-Pierre Vallarino Rumba Count
1995
Natural Selections
32
Dai Vernon Through-the-Fist Flourish
1995
Natural Selections
33
Gary Kurtz Unidirectional Turnover
1995
Natural Selections
50
David Acer Split Three Ways flip-over cuts
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Natural Selections
65
David Acer The Running Control hindu shuffle, drop jog
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Natural Selections
67
The Hindu Shuffle
1995
Natural Selections
68
David Acer The Trinary Cut
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Natural Selections
72
Barry Julien B.J.'s Honey Cut
1995
Natural Selections
74
Charlier The Charlier Cut
1995
Natural Selections
75
David Acer Hot Hands copper and silver coins shown on both sides, they fuse into a copper/silver coin which is openly shown
 		1995
Natural Selections
80
David Acer The Camera Never Lies deck used as camera, FISM Flash, previously indifferent card changes into selection
VariationsAlso published here 1995
Natural Selections
81
Richard Sanders A New Development blank card changes into selection, deck used as camera
Inspired by 1995
Natural Selections
84
Ron Bell Spinner flourish to remove outjogged card from deck
 		1995
Natural Selections
84
Simon Lovell Polaroid deck used as camera, selection kind of rises out of deck polaroid style
 		1995
Natural Selections
85
David Acer S.S.T. "Straightforward Stand-Up Triumph"
Also published here 1995
Natural Selections
87
Half Pass
1995
Natural Selections
89
Faro Shuffle brief
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David Acer Mini Fusion deck shrinks to mini deck before selection (Six of Hearts) is replaced, Two and Four of Hearts found in mini deck and fused into poker sized Six, blendo
Inspired by 1995
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David Acer Flying Colors deck changes color except selection, another selection signed, it changes back color
 		1995
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The Strip Cut HaLo like
 		1995
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Side Steal
1995
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David Acer Initially Yours spectator's initials on one card, another card chosen and tabled, initials jump to another card twice, finally onto tabled card
Also published here 1995
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99
The Turnover Move
1995
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100
David Acer Writing Twice getting duplicate of initialed card
 		1995
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100
The Swing Cut
1995
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102
Tony Kardyro, Edward Marlo The K.M. Move
1995
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103
David Acer Emotional Bonding spectator writes positive emotion on face of card, another spectator on the back of another card, the fuse
Also published here
  • Genii, July 1991
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David Acer The President's Message bill rubber banded to card case is shown and initial, name of selection appears written on it
VariationsAlso published here 1995
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David Acer Deckromancy one card chosen from normal deck and one from miniature deck, they match
 		1995
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David Acer Airing with Miniature Cards
1995
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David Acer Swiss Pack many holes appear in chosen card, then the deck has a big hole through it
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The Brush Change
1995
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Karl Fulves Tricks with Cards chapter intro
 		1995
Easy Magic
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No Guesswork No. 1, spectator cuts off some cards from a pile, prediction in the form of "the same as you and enough to make them twelve, ..." (The Trick That Fooled Einstein)
 		1995
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Karl Fulves Secret Thought No. 2, position of card predicted, selection via cutting some cards off and remembering card at that number
 		1995
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Karl Fulves Think of a Card No. 3, spectator takes any card and does calculations with its identity from which performer divines it
 		1995
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Karl Fulves The Lie Detector No. 4, eleven-card packet, red or black spelled from top to bottom and next card put down, continued until one card remains which is selection
 		1995
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Karl Fulves, Henry Christ Sum and Difference No. 5, highest and lowest card from a packet removed, sum and difference of those values calculated and added, result predicted
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Karl Fulves I've Got Your Number No. 6, packet mixed face-up and face-down, half given to performer behind back, number of face-up cards in one half plus face-down in other half predicted three times
 		1995
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Karl Fulves Stock-Market Magic No. 7, three spectator each have the same number of cards, cards are removed and exchanged according to instructions, final number of cards divined and predicted
 		1995
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Karl Fulves What's in a Name? No. 8, name is spelled in eleven-card packet and last card turned over, repeated until one card remains, it is the only odd-colored one
Related to 1995
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Karl Fulves The Computer Deck No. 9, Poker Player's Picnic handling
Related to 1995
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Karl Fulves Number Magic No. 13, spectator uses the value of a card and another number for calculation with calculator, both numbers divined when total is seen
 		1995
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Karl Fulves Bold Cut Force deck behind the performer's back, spectator cuts off two packets
 		1995
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Karl Fulves Knowing the Future No. 25, rubber bands near edge of cardboard hold eight cards, one chosen and moved to top, predicted, ungaffed version without divided cards
 		1995
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Karl Fulves The Nine-Cent Card Trick No. 63, nine cards in square and nine pennies laid out, one chosen, card and date on coin on it divined, using a confederate
 		1995
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Fantasio Verbesserter Zick-Zack-Kartentrick with frame
 		1995
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18
Pavel Die Karte in der Luft ballon is bursted with needle, and selection appears pierced on needle
 		1995
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Pavel Der unmögliche Kartensteiger magnetic card riser
 		1995
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Edward Marlo More Deuce Sandwiches two face-up cards cut into deck, a selection appears between them, seven methods
Also published here
  • The New Tops, May 1968
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Edward Marlo Cover-Up Cut
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Edward Marlo Seventh Method card thrown between face-up sandwich cards which are in the middle of the deck, pseudo method
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Notes card thrown between face-up sandwich cards which are in the middle of the deck, three methods
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Marlo's Logic the center of three cards changes into selection, packet alignment move handlings, five methods
Inspired by
  • "A Dai Vernon Sleight" (Genii, Mar. 1957, p. 260)
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, July 1968
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Edward Marlo Beveled-Edge Second Deal using No Touch Theory
Inspired byAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1968
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Edward Marlo Elm-K-B-E-J Ace Vanishes "Elmsley Count, Kardyro Biddle Move, Eddie Joseph's Move"
bottom card shown to be an Ace, top three cards peeled off, remaining card secretly switched, five methods
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Sep. 1968
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Carmen D'Amico The Fake Pickup one half in both hands, top card of left-hand half flipped face up and back and then apparently picked up under right hand packet
Related toVariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Oct. 1968
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Edward Marlo Face Up Transposition face-up card travels from one half to the other
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Edward Marlo Multiple Change Transposition four Aces reversed in one half, the change to Kings and Aces are reversed in other half
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Edward Marlo Single Somersault selection turns face up
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Edward Marlo Latest Ace Vanishes Ace (or card) vanishes in packet, five methods
VariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Dec. 1968
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Edward Marlo Somersaulting A-2-3 Ace, Two and Three of Spades, they're one by one pushed into the deck and reverse, then all together, two methods
VariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Jan. 1969
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Edward Marlo Moveable Card Pass spread cull to front
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Mar. 1969
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Edward Marlo The Moveable Card spectator thinks of a card, performer places reversed card next to it
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Edward Marlo Miracle Card Effects section intro
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Edward Marlo Miracle Card Stab Location peeked at card is stabbed by performer
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Edward Marlo Marlo's Ultra Mental one card thought of from a dozen and one peeked, both cards reverse
 		1995
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Edward Marlo The "Slip Count" Principle credit information
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1969
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Edward Marlo The Marlo Technique for the Slip Count
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Edward Marlo The Center Variation slip count from middle of packet
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Edward Marlo Mental Stab Again spectator thinks of a card from top third, performer places reversed card next to it
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Edward Marlo Umpteenth Method using slip count
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Wrist Turn Passes three methods
Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Jan. 1970
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Edward Marlo Long Distance Collectors selections stolen into Tenkai Palm and loaded between Aces, two methods
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1972
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Edward Marlo Side Steal into Tenkai Palm from insertion, multiple cards
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Edward Marlo Injogged Hide-Out packet spread with injogged cards hidden
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Diminishing Universal blank cards change into several selections one by one and back, two methods (one roughed)
Inspired byAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Dec. 1972
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Edward Marlo Henry Christ Force Handling
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Edward Marlo Diminishing Lift Switch Sequence on the deck
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Colorful Surprise Ace through Four turn over one by one, backs change into different colors, credit information, variations
Inspired by
  • "Touch Turn" (Ed Marlo, Linking Ring, Sep. 1963)
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Edward Marlo Notes on DCD second deal eliminated, packet removed from deck
  • First Method (sticky face)
  • Second Method (sticky back)
  • Third Method (impromptu)
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Apr. 1973
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Edward Marlo Overhand Key Placement
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Edward Marlo Biddle Move Placement
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Edward Marlo Cop at End of Deal packet dealt onto table one by one, last card copped
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Edward Marlo Still Collecting three methods
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1973
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Edward Marlo Subtlety Switch redistributing reversed cards between Aces by dealing in pairs from hand to hand
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Reverso four Aces with three reversed cards between them on table, those turn out to be three later signed selections, two methods
  • Marlo's Added Notes on "Reverso"
Variations 1995
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Edward Marlo Deuce Sandwich Switch with sandwich in spread, three methods
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Nov. 1973
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Edward Marlo M.S. Variation thought-of card is sandwiched by performer before it is named, switch
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Edward Marlo Reselection sandwiched card in deck turns out to be later selection
Variations 1995
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Edward Marlo Mental and Physical Choice sandwiched card by spectator in deck turns out to be previously thought-of card
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Edward Marlo As a Prediction spectator sandwiches a card, it is predicted
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Edward Marlo Additional Deuce Sandwich Switches two methods
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Edward Marlo Two and Two two Aces placed in deck by spectator so they sandwich two cards, those turn out to be the other two Aces
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Edward Marlo Double Deck Sandwich two red-backed Twos placed in blue-backed deck to sandwich a selection and vice versa, the cards match
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Edward Marlo Without the Deuces spectator finds his selection in in-the-hands spread
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Edward Marlo With Deck Face Up spectator puts face-down card in face-up deck, it was predicted
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Edward Marlo Invisible Thought Transference two peeked-at cards travel one by one from one six-card packet to another
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Feb. 1974
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Edward Marlo Vernon Transfer Handling
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Edward Marlo A Marlo Extra utility false count, or vanishing card in packet, reversed cards and pulldown, stud turnover to bottom
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Edward Marlo No Break Multiple Pull Down Buckle with jog as preparation
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Edward Marlo More on the Vernon Transfer
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Edward Marlo Think Touch Turn named Ace turns over a few times, then changes into previously selected and lost card
Inspired by
  • "Touch Turn" (Ed Marlo, Linking Ring, Sep. 1963)
Also published here
  • The New Tops, June 1974
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Edward Marlo Above the Buckle or Break Count displacement count, five as four
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Edward Marlo Necktie Move Handling hiding reversed card as packet is counted through and every card ducked reversed under packet
Inspired by
  • "Necktie Move" (Joe Ovette, "Fast Ones")
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Edward Marlo The Marlo Shelf shelf at table edge
  • Construction of the Shelf
VariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1974
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Edward Marlo First Switch switching tabled card for card in card shelf
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Edward Marlo Second Switch switching tabled card for card in card shelf
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Edward Marlo Loading the Shelf
  • First Method (Single card)
  • Second Method (Multiple Load)
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Edward Marlo The Ultimate Spectator Cuts the Aces Aces start in card shelf, two methods
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Edward Marlo Another Universal Joker changes one at a time to three selected cards on the table, then becomes blank, using card shelf
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Edward Marlo Odd Think a Card named card is odd-backed card, using card shelf, second deck in lap
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Edward Marlo Misdirection Shelf Switch as other arm is in front
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Edward Marlo Loading Card into Hung Card Gimmicks
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Edward Marlo The Real Switch named card openly reversed and removed, card switched
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Edward Marlo From Shelf into Palm
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Edward Marlo Loading from the Lap imp pass to thumb of other hand at table edge
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Edward Marlo A Card or Cards Slough Off bottom card(s) of packet or double lapped
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Edward Marlo Without Shelf or Clips thumbs alternately press card to table edge, switch
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Edward Marlo No Palm Replacement from shelf or table edge
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Edward Marlo The Built Up Clip Gimmick for packet switches
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Edward Marlo Some Observations lapping several cards and noice, holding card to table edge, credit information
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Edward Marlo Bottom Deal Exchange as card is removed from in-the-hands spread
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1995
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Edward Marlo Spectator Touches Four Aces brief, spectator touches four cards which are removed with Bottom Deal Exchange
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Edward Marlo B.D.E. Stop Effect bottom deal exchange
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Edward Marlo Ambiguous Transpositions using bottom deal exchange
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Edward Marlo Triple Transposition with three cards, using bottom deal exchange
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Edward Marlo Prisoner of Love card sandwiched turns out to be previously selected card, using bottom deal exchange as sandwich is tabled
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Edward Marlo Important Note on the Bottom Deal Exchange viewing angles
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Edward Marlo New Approach Location deck shuffled, packet cut off and this cut into two piles again, bottom card of one remembered and replaced, performer reverses selection (or card next to it) under table
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Dec. 1974
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Edward Marlo Center Deal Effects 1. selection at any number
2. two peeked-at cards at any numbers
3. Aces placed into different parts are dealt out to any numbers
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Mar. 1975
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Edward Marlo Thumb Center Deal card injogged, stud take
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Edward Marlo New Card Add Aces on face of deck shown and rest of packet or deck spread, then Aces put on table, up to three are switched
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Apr. 1975
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Edward Marlo A Radical Departure card vanishes from sandwich and reappears reversed in deck
VariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1975
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Edward Marlo Screened Lapping
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Edward Marlo The Second Departure
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Edward Marlo Unloading Techniques lapping sandwiched card, or deep cop, five methods
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Edward Marlo The Obvious Departure
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Edward Marlo Last Minute Departure - Using Top of Deck
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Edward Marlo Another Beginning
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Edward Marlo Bonus Riffle Shuffle Finesse end tapping of deck on table before strip-out
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Marlo's Wrist Turn Pass
  • The Basic Move
  • A Platform Pass
  • As a Table Pass
  • As a Drop Cover Pass
  • As a Half Pass
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Oct. 1975
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Edward Marlo Variations of a Palm tabled, during riffle shuffle
  • Basic Start Position
  • To Palm Off the Top Cards
  • Into Other Palm Positions
Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here 1995
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Edward Marlo Throw-Offs and Replacements table edge hold-out, imp pass
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Edward Marlo Tabled Bottom Replacement
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Edward Marlo More Mental Reverses with "oops they should be face-down" finesse
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Jan. 1976
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Edward Marlo More Mental Reverses - Fifth Method roughed pairs
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Edward Marlo More Mental Reverses - Sixth Method with variation and added notes
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Edward Marlo Olram Turnover Switch tabled card turned over one-handed, unload on deck
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Mar. 1976
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Edward Marlo Double Departure card travels from sandwich reversed to deck twice
Inspired byAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Apr. 1976
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Edward Marlo The Fake Switch named card openly reversed and removed, card not switched
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Edward Marlo Something to Borrow Again three Tens of Hearts shown, then all Queens of Clubs, then four Aces of Spades, then four Twos
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, June 1976
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Edward Marlo Spectator Cuts Aces seven methods, some with tabled palm, holding out
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1976
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Edward Marlo Spectator Cuts to Locate Aces spectator cuts and values are used to count down to Aces
VariationsAlso published here 1995
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Edward Marlo The Marlo Switch-Out Diamond cut Diamond application
VariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Nov. 1976
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Edward Marlo Under Fan Move under-the-fan displacement, from one-handed fan, see also end notes on p. 316
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Edward Marlo The Color Trap odd-backed point of departure
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Edward Marlo Color Flight odd-backed point of departure, face-up version
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Edward Marlo The Inexplicable Reverse spectator shuffles before four Aces are shown reversed together in center, thick double backer
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Feb. 1977
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Edward Marlo Spectator's Shuffle spectator shuffles one half, then the other, some cards secretly transferred
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Edward Marlo The Inexplicable Result Aces lost in different parts of the deck, spectator shuffles, Aces found reversed together in deck
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Edward Marlo Note "Marlo's special handling of the Thick Double Back card to a a Jack Vosburgh effect"
method to ring in the gaff
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Edward Marlo The Clean Up selected card found by performer in pocket
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Edward Marlo Trite Trickery four cards shown as four Queens of Hearts, then Kings of Clubs, then Aces of Spades, then different Aces, then red and black Aces transpose
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Apr. 1977
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Edward Marlo All Alike Display with packet block turnover discussion
 		1995
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Edward Marlo A Voice from the Past spectator reverses any card in tabled spread, performer takes deck below table and then names cards on either side by sense of touch
Also published here
  • The New Tops, June 1977
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Edward Marlo Wrist Turn Change Plus deck in left hand and card in right hand, card stroked with left thumb, it changes
  • Alternate Version
Inspired by
  • "Wrist Turn Change" (Ed Marlo, Ibidem)
Also published here
  • The New Tops, July 1977
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Edward Marlo The One You Choose is the One We Use card freely named, deck removed from pocket, it has one reversed odd-backed card - the named card, otherwise ungaffed
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1977
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Edward Marlo The Prepared Case card can be loaded into it in pocket
 		1995
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Edward Marlo The Lap Index on a cardboard with rubber bands
  • Notes on the Use of the Lap Index
 		1995
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Edward Marlo One Way, Two Selections deck divided in three packets, two cards chosen and deck reassembled, found at two selected numbers
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Nov. 1977
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Edward Marlo Two "Limited Selection" Effects one of five cards thought of, with thinking procedure
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Jan. 1978
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Edward Marlo Buffaloed into Vanishing
  • Effect #1
one of five thought of, two packets made, card vanishes from one packet and is named, faro
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Buffaloed
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Edward Marlo Limited Selection Plus KB
  • Effect #2
one of five thought of, packets shown, biddle trick, faro
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Edward Marlo Reversed Image twisting with Nines, one change into a Six
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Feb. 1978
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Edward Marlo Simplex D.C.D. four methods
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Mar. 1978
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Edward Marlo Double Deal with small packet
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Edward Marlo Double D.C.D. with two selections and numbers
VariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Apr. 1978
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David Solomon Solomon Variation
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Edward Marlo Touch Turn in Reverse Ace placed between four Eights, Ace turns face up, repeated with other Aces, then all Aces turn over between two Eights, with several variations in handling
Inspired by
  • "Touch Turn" (Ed Marlo, Linking Ring, Sep. 1963)
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Aug. 1978
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Edward Marlo Small Packet Double Deal
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Edward Marlo Displacements for packet tricks and the like, six methods
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Edward Marlo Marlo's Almost Perfect Stop Trick
Inspired byAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Jan. 1979
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Edward Marlo Block Turnover Principle & Applications No. 3: "The Magic Seven", fourth phase
No. 4: "Prediction without Doubts" (Bill Simon, Nov. 1954)
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Feb. 1979
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Nate Leipzig The Leipzig Stop Trick No. 1, "as explained by Arthur Buckley to Marlo"
Variations 1995
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Edward Marlo Marlo Application No. 2
three cards selected, first card found with stop trick, it changes into second selection, third one in pocket of spectator
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Edward Marlo Prediction without Doubts Variation No. 5
spectator stops performer's deal, value used to count to selection, no set-up
Inspired by
  • "Prediction without Doubts" (Bill Simon, Nov. 1954)
 1995
M.I.N.T. — Volume II
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Edward Marlo No. 6 with drawing and discards, block turnover application
 		1995
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395
Edward Marlo Red-Black Transpo two Aces transpose from red and black packets
Also published here
  • The New Tops, Mar. 1979
 1995
M.I.N.T. — Volume II
397
Edward Marlo Repeat Stand-Up Transpositions two methods
 		1995
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Edward Marlo Variation of Phase Four detective card placed at phase of deck, another card peeked at, detective travels reversed next to selection, repeated
Inspired by
  • "Two Jacks Again and Again" (Neal Elias)
Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Apr. 1979
 1995
M.I.N.T. — Volume II
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Edward Marlo Mental Reselection spectator thinks of one of five cards, then choses one of them face-down, it's his mental selection
  • First Method (marked)
  • Second Method (five marked cards)
  • Third Method (five stacked cards)
  • Fourth Method (deck with imperfections)
Also published here
  • The New Tops, May 1979
 1995
M.I.N.T. — Volume II
402
Edward Marlo Reverse Mexican Concept switching the in-the-hands card
Also published here 1995
M.I.N.T. — Volume II
403
R. Paul Wilson Written Wrongs five cards chosen, one signed and lost, in prediction envelope the other four cards are predicted and the signed card is found as well
Variations 1995
Chaos Theories
5
R. Paul Wilson Blackjack Players Blight four ten-values are on table, four selections turn out to be the four Aces to make four blackjacks
Inspired by 1995
Chaos Theories
8
R. Paul Wilson Mark of the Gambler "marked cards" as a presentation, Aces turn over, are lost and come to top again, four Royal Flush cards turn over as well
Also published here 1995
Chaos Theories
10
R. Paul Wilson Open and Honest
1995
Chaos Theories
13
R. Paul Wilson Your Card? card put on table, any card named, it says "Your Card" on the tabled card, named card in wallet, or card changes into named card
 		1995
Chaos Theories
15
R. Paul Wilson The Double Deal Turnover
1995
Chaos Theories
29
R. Paul Wilson Hailstones (CD) spelling with repeat
Inspired byAlso published here 1995
Chaos Theories
30
R. Paul Wilson Alias the Aces four cards shown as all being the selection, then change into Aces, Daley's Last, then Aces come from pocket and tabled card(s) is selection, traveling from red to black Aces
 		1995
Chaos Theories
32
R. Paul Wilson All Alike Sequence with Double Deal Turnover
 		1995
Chaos Theories
32
R. Paul Wilson Wild With The Ladies four Jokers change one by one into chosen card, then into Queens, ungaffed
Also published here 1995
Chaos Theories
35
R. Paul Wilson Taurean Misfit card used to count to selection, original spot card changes to selection
Inspired by 1995
Chaos Theories
37
R. Paul Wilson Overworked Poker faro
Inspired by 1995
Chaos Theories
44
R. Paul Wilson Sticky Residue spectator deals out any number of poker hands, cut one hand and remembers top card, all assembled, performer divines number of hands and card
Inspired byRelated to 1995
Chaos Theories
46
R. Paul Wilson Challenge Aces
1995
Chaos Theories
48
R. Paul Wilson All Backs Queens are printed as finale
 		1995
Chaos Theories
50
R. Paul Wilson Randall Flagg calculation with three cards used to count to selection
Also published here 1995
Chaos Theories
53
R. Paul Wilson Justify Me transposed collectors
Inspired by 1995
Chaos Theories
55
R. Paul Wilson Strange Writings spectator choses card and with a pen squiggles some lines on the back of the card, prediction card is same card with the same squiggle on its odd back
Inspired by 1995
Chaos Theories
57
Felix Farrell X-Ray Card card in box is divined, then it vanishes from box and appears somewhere else
 		1995
Aus dem Effeff...
36
Glimpse of Top Card while opening card case
 		1995
Aus dem Effeff...
38
Felix Farrell Stealing Card out of Card Case
1995
Aus dem Effeff...
38
Felix Farrell Single-Handed Slip-Cut using "The Erdnase Shift. One Hand"
Inspired by 1995
Aus dem Effeff...
83
Felix Farrell Impromptu Sidewalk Shuffle three black cards and Queen, discarded card is always Queen, then all discarded cards change to Queens
 		1995
Aus dem Effeff...
85
Bob King Dazzle Aces direct, first packet cut by performer
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
6
Bob King Tabled Double Lift riffling up until two cards remain
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
6
Bob King Subway
Inspired by 1995
Opening Night Magic
8
Bob King Radeckal Change selection changes back color, then whole deck
Inspired by 1995
Opening Night Magic
10
Bob King Open-Faced Revelation Aces appear on face of four face-up packets, ringing in double facers for next routine
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
23
Palm Transfer gambler's flat palm
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
24
Bob King Repeat Triumph thick double backer
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
25
Tenkai Ishida Optical Revolve
1995
Opening Night Magic
26
Bob King LTP Aces Ace of Spades and three indifferent cards placed on table, other three Aces vanish when dealt onto table, assembly shown
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
31
Biddle Packet Switch cards drawn into left hand, then tabled after a back-steal
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
32
LTP Deal
1995
Opening Night Magic
33
Bob King Direct Mental spectator removes cards to represent hour and then thinks of a card of the same value which is divined
 		1995
Opening Night Magic
39
Robert Cassidy Card Memory deck is shuffled and memorized, two spectator get half the deck and performer names every card
Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here 1995
The Art of Mentalism 2
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Robert Cassidy The Card in the Window card through window, in a bar
 		1995
The Art of Mentalism 2
39
Steve Beam Killocation one of fifteen, contingency effect
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
1
Steve Beam The Shuffle distribution of four cards
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
3
Steve Beam Queen Charlier production of four cards using Charlier Cuts with both hands
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
3
Steve Beam Tenkai Charlie ambitious card move
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
5
Steve Beam Limb Lead-in card vanishes on knee and appears back on deck
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
7
Don Morris Prayer Production hands held in prayer production and card is produced
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
8
Steve Beam Opening Stab prediction envelope inserted into a ribbon-spread pack, deck is shown to be in order and one card is missing where envelope was inserted, it contains the missing card
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
9
Steve Beam Middle Guage Spread card spread on the table two cards turned over and value is used to count in the spread, both end on same card which turns out to be selection
Also published here 1995
Vienna Notes
15
Doug Conn Travelers Two every suit named before travel
Also published here 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
1
Jon Racherbaumer Calculated Invisible Toss card among five chosen, it becomes invisible and reappears reversed in deck at position that equals sum of remaining four cards
Inspired byVariations 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
10
Thom Huxley Janus Card to Wallet named card, Bendix Bombshell
 		1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
11
Peter Duffie Incomplete Surprise two cards chosen, packet cut off and counted, then card chosen in incomplete faro condition, another card chosen by counting to original number, an indicator turns over with both selections on either side
Related to 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
13
Jon Racherbaumer Banded Together rubber band around deck, vanishes and reappears in case, banded deck face up on table, face card changes
Inspired by 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
15
Edward Marlo Tabled Flat Palm off tabled deck
 		1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
20
Doug Conn Subtle Tabled Reverse deck can be turned over
Inspired byRelated to 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
22
Brad Henderson Universal Mexican Joker changes into two signed selections one by one, then other cards change into Jokers, full deck becomes Jokers
 		1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
25
Warren Stephens One-Handed, Cold Double-Lift
1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 6)
26
Doug Conn Plastic Surgery monte type routine with Bizarre Twist, stretching and shrinking
Inspired byRelated to 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
1
Jean-Pierre Vallarino Rhumba Count
1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
2
Philip T. Goldstein Transferloss Toss reappears in the deck at specific position after Invisible Card themed effect
Inspired by 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
14
Peter Duffie Re-Calculated Invisible Toss card among five chosen, it becomes invisible and reappears reversed in deck at position that equals sum of remaining four cards
Inspired by 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
16
Jon Racherbaumer Pocket Interchange only discussion of outer reality of following two versions, not actual method details
  • Carpenter's Method (Jack Carpenter)
  • Racherbaumer's Facsimile Method
Related to 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
17
Jon Racherbaumer Graduate's Interchange
1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
20
Jon Racherbaumer Carribean Assembly
Inspired by 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
21
Jon Racherbaumer Don't Be Superstitious typo "Superstition", four key cards throughout deck
Inspired by 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
23
Jon Racherbaumer The Spectator Works Harder to Triumph tapestry routine with sixteen cards, only selection remains reversed
Inspired by
  • Peter Duffie routine
 1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
25
Chad Long Trans-Assembling Jokers named four-of-a-kind put under ashtray, four Jokers put under three-card packets for an assembly, after assembly the Jokers transpose with quartet under ashtray
 		1995
MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 7)
27
Jim Krenz All Expense Paid Trip For Three three cards travel from packet to packet, no touch condition
Also published here 1995
All Expense Paid Trip For Three
1
Jon Allen Drop Zone deck appears and card is selected, coin appears on selection, everything vanishes again
Inspired by 1995
Jon Allen's Lecture — The Director's Cut
2
Jon Allen High Society though of card on ceiling
Also published here 1995
Jon Allen's Lecture — The Director's Cut
10
Jon Allen The Four Musketeers production of four Aces, while cutting the deck in the hands
 		1995
Jon Allen's Lecture — The Director's Cut
11
John Gordon G-Cut
1995
Jon Allen's Lecture — The Director's Cut
11
Alexander de Cova Tips zum "Universalhalter" multi-purpose holder
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
47
Alexander de Cova Farbige Kartenrückseiten coloring the back of cards with spray color
  • Hier noch ein paar Tips
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
50
Alexander de Cova Kartenkleben glue for split cards
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
51
Alexander de Cova "Unsichtbares Spiel" - im Notfall lip balm as impromptu roughing fluid
Related toAlso published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
53
Alexander de Cova Bottom Deal Hilfe stuff to put on the finger for more grip
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
55
Rudolf Braunmüller Wahl in fremder Hand intro to collection of trick where spectator selects cards in his own hands
 		Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
59
Dai Vernon Gefühlsmäßige Reaktionen
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
59
Rudolf Braunmüller Anmerkungen revelations for Emotional Reaction
Inspired by Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
60
Die Neunerforce psychological stop force, position nine
 		Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
60
Die Siebzehnerforce number seventeen
 		Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
60
Tom Craven Doppel-Entdecker two cards are counted to according to values in shuffled deck
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
61
Barrie Richardson Nicht zu fassen!
Also published here Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
62
Philip T. Goldstein Kaum glaublich! cut deeper with divided deck
Related to Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
63
Pete Biro Der komische Kartenstecher comedy routine, giant cards stabbed on tray
 		Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
64
Lloyd E. Jones Ein Einmann-Gedankenlese-Akt two spectators on stage divine things, instant stooge message cards
 		Mar. 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 2)
65
Peter Duffie Pockette one phase ambitious card with Ace, then card travels to pocket
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
107
Mark Lee Pentell pen grows slightly, cap does not fit anymore, mixed with card divination
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
108
Tim Gan Gandwich selection first travels to case then to other sandwich, duplicate
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
109
Dave Robertson Die verschwundene Rückseite cards vanish and 'Gone' written on back of selection
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
111
Stephen Tucker Damengeflüster
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
111
Stephen Tucker Aus Erfahrung classic method, involving an odd-backed card
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
113
Paul Brignall Flushtronic four Ten of Clubs shown, one by one they turn face down, transformation into Royal Flush at the end, SBS
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
114
Basil Horwitz Reflektion with wallet
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 3)
115
Roy Johnson Die Karte in Irgendwas intercessor alternative to have matching corner
  • Karte in Rasierapparat
Inspired by
  • "Missing Digit" (Geatan Bloom)
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
138
Roy Johnson Aufgespießt bill burned in envelope, card stab in paper bag, bill found inside card
  • Der verbrannte Geldschein
  • Das Kartenstechen
  • Das Laden der Karte
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Unique
 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
145
U. F. Grant Die akrobatischen Riesenkarten some jumbo cards are dealt face up face down alternating, they turn over again while a second packet is now mixed alternately, double backers
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
152
R. M. Jamison Den Ärmel hinauf! jumbo card travels to performer's sleeve
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
153
Rudolf Braunmüller Vier-As-Wanderung McDonald with jumbo cards
 		1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
153
R. M. Jamison Die umgedrehte Sechs Six spot turns into Nine spot, with jumbo cards and card has number written on it
Also published here 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
154
William Zavis Der verrückte Kartensteiger fake explanation with open thread and jumbo cards
 		1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
155
Utz Napierala Kartenmagie und Kabbalistik
Inspired by
  • Gerald Kosky effect with blank cards, 1967
 1995
Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4 & 5)
159
Utz Napierala Zufälligkeiten - ganz unbesehen location in sixteen-card packet with some counting
 		1995
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162
Alexander de Cova Subtle Transposition card in pocket transposes with card reversed in deck
Related to Jan. 1995
Opus (Vol. 5 No. 3)
15
Arturo de Ascanio, Cy Endfield Ascanio-Endfield-Palm
Jan. 1995
Opus (Vol. 5 No. 3)
16
Ray Grismer Foxiest with five to twenty spectators thinking of cards in ten-card groups
 		1995
Foxiest
1
Christian Scherer Easy King Koin picture of card vanishes in pyro flash and index appears engraved in coin
 		1995
Sveronis King Koins
1
Christian Scherer, Sveroni King Koin Matrix coin matrix, then pictures of cards vanish and indices are found engraved on coins
 		1995
Sveronis King Koins
3
Dai Vernon Strip-Out Addition
1995
Sveronis King Koins
4
Christian Scherer Spectator's King Koin selection turns blank and index is found on coin, with the aid of some flash cotton everything is back to normal
 		1995
Sveronis King Koins
8
Christian Scherer King Koin in the Hole coin placed on card, card has hole of the size of coin and turns blank, index found engraved on coin
 		1995
Sveronis King Koins
13
Christian Scherer Ausgelöscht card on tabled deck changes with coin on top, hole in card, index of card engraved on coin
Inspired by 1995
Sveronis King Koins
17
Christian Scherer, Sveroni Hol(e)y King! coin penetrates card, card with hole and blank and index found engraved on coin
 		1995
Sveronis King Koins
22
Claude Rix Constitution d'un chapelet on different memorized decks
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
11
Claude Rix Le chapelet de référence Claude Rix memorized deck
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
14
Claude Rix Propriétés du chapelet modèle methods to go from Claude Rix stack into Vernon's Poker Demonstration, a spelling routine, a sucker trick and Guy Lammertyn's oil and water
  • Adaption de la routine de Dai Vernon
  • Routine de cartes épelées
  • L'erreur réparée
  • La routine de l'huile et l'eau de Guy Lammertyn
Inspired by 1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
15
Louis Gombert Le chapelet numéroté on memorizing a deck with 32 cards
Also published here
  • in "Le Prestidigitateur" February 1929.
 1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
18
Claude Rix Comment s'entrainer? how to learn a memorized deck
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
19
Louis Gombert Le chapelet numéroté (suite)
  • "Classement" (method to stack deck in the hands)
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
20
Louis Gombert Divination packet is removed, amount of cards and card identities are divined
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
20
Louis Gombert La carte au nombre
1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
20
Louis Gombert Les cartes en poche cards placed in various pockets, named cards are quickly produced
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
20
Louis Gombert Les cartes à la commande producing named cards, cards on demand
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
21
Louis Gombert Les cartes au chapeau spectator rings ball at moment when named card is placed inside a hat
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
21
Claude Rix Comment apprendre son chapelet on how to learn a memorized deck
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
22
Claude Rix Chapelet et mnémotechnique learning a memorized deck with mnemotechnique
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
23
Claude Rix Le Tour inexpliqué two decks, two cards at same position
Related to 1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
26
Claude Rix Carte au nombre with two decks, stack and force
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
27
Claude Rix Le tour impossible - jeu normal two cards are divined
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
29
Claude Rix La poignée de cartes - 1ère variante packet is removed, amount of cards and card identities are divined
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
31
Claude Rix La partie de cartes imaginaire packet is cut and card remembered, all cards from packet are divined ending with selection
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
33
Claude Rix La Poignée de cartes... en couleur packet is removed from deck, performer names all cards from chosen color
 		1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
34
Claude Rix La poignée de cartes pour 2 spectateurs two packets are removed, identities are divined
Related to 1995
Claude Rix et ses 52 partenaires
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