das wiederfinden zweier karten \n matrix-layout, magician's choice of two cards \n unknown \n gezwungene wahl \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
prof. hofzinser's geheimnis \n "die isolierte karte", spectator locates card via matrix-layout of deck on table and magician's choice \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n gezwungene wahl \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Prof. Hofzinser's Geheimnis
"Die isolierte Karte", spectator locates card via matrix-layout of deck on table and magician's choice
gezwungene wahl \n magician's choice from 32 cards and layout on table \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n prof. hofzinser's geheimnis \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n das wiederfinden zweier karten \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
Gezwungene Wahl
magician's choice from 32 cards and layout on table
weissagen wider willen \n card written on billet and put in envelope, another empty envelope closed, spectator divines selection (via multiple-step equivoque), card travels from deck into this envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n weissagen wider willen \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1898
der zauberspiegel Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
Weissagen wider Willen
card written on billet and put in envelope, another empty envelope closed, spectator divines selection (via multiple-step equivoque), card travels from deck into this envelope
weissagen wider willen \n card written down, another spectator divines it via equivoque, it vanishes from deck and appears in envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n weissagen wider willen \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1901
die zauberwelt Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
Weissagen wider Willen
card written down, another spectator divines it via equivoque, it vanishes from deck and appears in envelope
das kartenrätsel \n four selections shuffled back, deck delt into piles of four cards each, all selections are in chosen pile \n carl willmann
1904
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Das Kartenrätsel
four selections shuffled back, deck delt into piles of four cards each, all selections are in chosen pile
an improvement a la carte \n any card forced with multiple layouts and equivoque \n theodore annemann \n walter b. gibson
1935
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann, Walter B. Gibson
An Improvement A La Carte
any card forced with multiple layouts and equivoque
loo lung or the chinese coin \n magician locates two cards by a lot of dealing and equivoque to eliminate piles, with a bit of gambling theme (euchre and loo lung) \n victor farelli
1936
lend me your pack Victor Farelli
Loo Lung or The Chinese Coin
Magician locates two cards by a lot of dealing and equivoque to eliminate piles, with a bit of gambling theme (Euchre and Loo Lung)
forcing the choice of one of four packets \n several approaches to the magician's choice \n jean hugard
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
coin toss card force \n forcing one card out of three, see p. 863 for credit information by jack potter \n victor farelli \n "magic wand" no. 206, june-sept 1945, p. 68
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Victor Farelli
Coin Toss Card Force
forcing one card out of three, see p. 863 for credit information by Jack Potter
you can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look in its mouth \n different way to end the previous tricks, with only the selection \n bob farmer \n you can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look in its mouth \n bob farmer
1987/1988
tsunami Bob Farmer
You Can Lead a Gift Horse to Water But You Can't Look in its Mouth
different way to end the previous tricks, with only the selection
elimination prediction \n deck dealt into four piles, one chosen, some more dealing and choosing until one card remains, predicted \n randy tanner \n elimination prediction \n randy tanner
1993
card file Randy Tanner
Elimination Prediction
deck dealt into four piles, one chosen, some more dealing and choosing until one card remains, predicted
fired up \n equivoque selection process, single prediction card in case, approach to kenton knepper's "kolossal killer" \n ken krenzel \n kenton knepper \n larry becker
1997
ingenuities Ken Krenzel, Kenton Knepper, Larry Becker
Fired Up
equivoque selection process, single prediction card in case, approach to Kenton Knepper's "Kolossal Killer"
o-aces \n red backed and blue backed aces, predict selected ace/color of back (presentation by stewart judah), includes ideas by stewart judah (double envelopes) and tom hubbard (himber wallet) \n nick trost \n stewart judah \n double envelopes \n unknown
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost, Stewart Judah
O-Aces
Red backed and blue backed Aces, predict selected Ace/color of back (presentation by Stewart Judah), includes ideas by Stewart Judah (double envelopes) and Tom Hubbard (Himber wallet)
elimination prediction \n deck dealt into four piles, one chosen, some more dealing and choosing until one card remains, predicted \n randy tanner \n elimination prediction \n randy tanner
1999
cunning card miracles Randy Tanner
Elimination Prediction
Deck dealt into four piles, one chosen, some more dealing and choosing until one card remains, predicted
two keys \n two key cards peeked, deck can be riffle shuffled and one of the key cards can still be used. a bit of fishing possibly needed. can be used as a force of one of two cards using a bit of equivoque. \n jerry mentzer
1999
cunning card miracles Jerry Mentzer
Two Keys
Two key cards peeked, deck can be riffle shuffled and one of the key cards can still be used. A bit of fishing possibly needed. Can be used as a force of one of two cards using a bit of equivoque.
the pack "cut" into four heaps \n no. 16, spectator eliminates piles and cards until selection remains \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Pack "Cut" into Four Heaps
No. 16, spectator eliminates piles and cards until selection remains
the chosen card, shuffled into the pack, discovered by anyone \n no. 19, equivoque \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Chosen Card, Shuffled into the Pack, Discovered by Anyone
killer kombustion \n one card in envelope, approach to kenton knepper's "kolossal killer" \n marc paul \n andy stone \n anthony owen
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marc Paul, Andy Stone, Anthony Owen
Killer Kombustion
one card in envelope, approach to Kenton Knepper's "Kolossal Killer"
matchmaker \n card is constructed, prediction in form of a playing card is on the table \n lewis jones \n stephen tucker's "doubly impossible"
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Lewis Jones
Matchmaker
card is constructed, prediction in form of a playing card is on the table
forked fan force \n ending with two cards, one eliminated verbally \n steve beam \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan \n forked fan force \n steve beam \n forked fan force \n steve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
forked fan force \n ending with two cards, one eliminated verbally \n steve beam \n forked fan force \n steve beam
2001
the underhand shuffle Steve Beam
the old gray model \n standard method
- spelling ending
- elaborate ending (equivoque to let spectator locate his selection in layout) \n unknown
2007
7-7-7
Unknown
The Old Gray Model
standard method
Spelling Ending
Elaborate Ending (equivoque to let spectator locate his selection in layout)
forked fan force \n ending with two cards, one eliminated verbally \n steve beam \n forked fan force \n steve beam
2011
ffff-ing great card moves Steve Beam
sotm \n "spur of the moment"
five four-card packets on table, one chosen by spectator, they are the aces \n harry lorayne \n spread control (magician's choice) \n harry lorayne
2011
special effects Harry Lorayne
SOTM
"Spur Of The Moment"
five four-card packets on table, one chosen by spectator, they are the Aces
equivoque: the full deck fandango \n verbal force of seven of clubs with deck using spelling \n jim steinmeyer
2013
ensuing impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer
Equivoque: The Full Deck Fandango
verbal force of Seven of Clubs with deck using spelling
may the force be with you \n bold idea to force one of three cards, giving them characteristics , asking for a characteristic and then claiming that the force card is the chosen one \n fredric payne \n juan tamariz \n "the impressionable joker" (fredric payne, simply wizard, goodliffe, p. 77)
2016
hidden agenda Fredric Payne, Juan Tamariz
May the Force be With You
bold idea to force one of three cards, giving them characteristics , asking for a characteristic and then claiming that the force card is the chosen one
Related to
"The Impressionable Joker" (Fredric Payne, Simply Wizard, Goodliffe, p. 77)
the magician's role as moral arbiter \n instructions for an equivoque effect using cards, that uses the book as a prediction (choose you own adventure type of effect). \n andy (the jerx) \n guided visualization \n andy (the jerx)
2016
the jerx Andy (The Jerx)
The Magician's Role as Moral Arbiter
Instructions for an equivoque effect using cards, that uses the book as a prediction (choose you own adventure type of effect).
guided visualization \n equivoque effect with cards, follow through pages in book (choose your own adventure type of effect) \n andy (the jerx) \n the magician's role as moral arbiter \n andy (the jerx)
2016
the jerx Andy (The Jerx)
Guided Visualization
Equivoque effect with cards, follow through pages in book (choose your own adventure type of effect)
you can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look in its mouth \n different way to end the previous tricks, with only the selection \n bob farmer \n you can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look in its mouth \n bob farmer
2017
the bammo tarodiction toolbox Bob Farmer
You Can Lead a Gift Horse to Water But You Can't Look in its Mouth
different way to end the previous tricks, with only the selection
equivoque digression \n restricted choice, equivoque discussion
- force 13 cards
- force 8 cards
- force 8 or 13 cards
- force 26 cards
- force 13 cards \n bob farmer
2017
the bammo gaffus maximus Bob Farmer