two heaps of cards, unequal in number, being placed upon the table, to predict beforehand which of the two the company will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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Two Heaps of Cards, unequal in Number, being placed upon the Table, to predict beforehand which of the two the Company will choose
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1876
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Modern Magic
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103
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to allow a person secretly to think of a card, and dividing the pack into three heaps, to cause the card thought of to appear in whichever heap the company may choose \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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To allow a Person secretly to think of a Card, and dividing the Pack into three heaps, to cause the Card thought of to appear in whichever heap the Company may choose
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1876
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Modern Magic
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108
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two heaps of cards having been placed upon the table, to predict with certainty which heap a spectator will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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Two Heaps of Cards having been placed upon the Table, to Predict with Certainty which Heap a Spectator will choose
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
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79
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das vorherbestimmen menschlicher gedanken \n no. 6, spectator choses one of two piles, selection is predicted with "eight", one pile contains eights, the other eight cards \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Das Vorherbestimmen menschlicher Gedanken
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1895
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Der Kartenkünstler
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8
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multiple out envelope \n four outs \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
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Multiple Out Envelope
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1897
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New Era Card Tricks
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135
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die gehorsamen asse \n aces put in center, spectator choses how many aces should appear on top and bottom, conus aces gag sequence, four aces under spectator's hand transpose with four other cards, deck changes into all-aces \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
Unknown
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Die gehorsamen Asse
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Nov. 1897
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 3 No. 11)
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164
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the flying card \n (first method), from one spectator's pocket to another, freely named number with outs \n unknown
1909
the art of magic
Unknown
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The Flying Card
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1909
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The Art of Magic
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99
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le dernier cri mutilated card experiment \n card cut into four pieces, three are burnt and found restored in nest of envelopes \n stanley collins \n thanks to collins \n steven hamilton
1915
original magical creations
Stanley Collins
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Le Dernier Cri Mutilated Card Experiment
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Related to
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1915
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Original Magical Creations
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46
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thought anticipated and precipitated \n one of six cards vanishes and appears at impossible location \n stanley collins
1915
original magical creations
Stanley Collins
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Thought Anticipated and Precipitated
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1915
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Original Magical Creations
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58
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good simple card trick \n one of five cards thought of, performer locates it with five outs \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
Unknown
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Good Simple Card Trick
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1928
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Card Tricks You Will Do
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7
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a count down detection \n spectator count down to a card near the top, remembers it and shuffles deck, performer locates card \n william larsen
1931
i won't play cards with him
William Larsen
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A Count Down Detection
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1931
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I Won't Play Cards With Him
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1
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shuffle it yourself \n twelve cards repeated four times, fishing & multiple out for divination, same as walsh \n william larsen \n the magician's dream \n audley walsh
1931
i won't play cards with him
William Larsen
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Shuffle It Yourself
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Related to
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1931
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I Won't Play Cards With Him
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4
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a card to be thought about \n three way out, oosoom type \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n roberto giobbi \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n theodore annemann
1935
the jinx
Theodore Annemann
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A Card to be Thought About
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Related toAlso published here
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1935
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The Jinx
(Issue 11)
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55
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named card to pocket \n jukebox principle \n theodore annemann \n worth knowing \n unknown
1936
the jinx
Theodore Annemann
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Named Card to Pocket
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Related to
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1936
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The Jinx
(Issue 18)
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101
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the message that can’t be read \n random jumble of letters reveals prediction of playing card’s name when a “windowed” card is placed over it, multiple window cards \n edward bagshawe
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
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The Message That Can’t Be Read
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1936 ca.
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Twenty Magical Novelties
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37
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the card miracle - certain: 1. tucker's version \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling \n tommy tucker \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Tommy Tucker
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The Card Miracle - Certain: 1. Tucker's Version
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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37
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3. the nelson downs original. \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling \n t. nelson downs \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
T. Nelson Downs
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3. The Nelson Downs Original.
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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38
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modernism in mentalism \n crude oosoom, one of nine \n ralph w. hull \n nelson hahne
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ralph W. Hull, Nelson Hahne
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Modernism in Mentalism
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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184
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card divination \n from twenty-six-card stack, multiple out \n dai vernon
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Dai Vernon
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Card Divination
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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224
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name o' card \n any named card is found/spelled-to, full stack and multiple out \n ralph w. hull
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ralph W. Hull
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Name O' Card
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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237
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les cartes par hasard \n card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles \n stuart p. cramer \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed \n steve beam
1937
the jinx
Stuart P. Cramer
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Les Cartes par Hasard
|
Inspired by
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1937
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The Jinx
(Issue Winter Extra 1936/37)
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182
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locatrik \n location with two keys and two outs, gemini twins precursor \n theodore annemann \n polar stab \n steve beam \n scott robinson
1937
the jinx
Theodore Annemann
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Locatrik
|
Variations
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1937
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The Jinx
(Issue 39)
|
262
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under which king, bezonian? \n card predicted on billet \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
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Under Which King, Bezonian?
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1938
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Greater Magic
|
102
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|
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the magician's dream \n twelve cards repeated four times, fishing & multiple out for divination \n audley walsh \n the magician's dream \n audley walsh \n the pump deck \n johnny thompson \n millard lichter \n interrogative \n karl fulves \n dream sequence \n karl fulves \n shuffle it yourself \n william larsen
1938
the jinx
Audley Walsh
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The Magician's Dream
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Related toVariations
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1938
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The Jinx
(Issue 43)
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298
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the ----- of -- trick \n \n martin gardner \n three piles \n martin gardner
1938
the jinx
Martin Gardner
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The ----- of -- Trick
|
Inspired by
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1938
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The Jinx
(Issue Summer Extra 1938)
|
323
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|
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predicto \n spectator shuffles and cuts into three piles, performer predicts third card in pile he will choose, bad outs \n gerald kosky
1938
the jinx
Gerald Kosky
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Predicto
|
1938
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The Jinx
(Issue 51)
|
356
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|
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the "last word" location \n two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys \n orville wayne meyer
1939
more card manipulations
Orville Wayne Meyer
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The "Last Word" Location
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1939
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More Card Manipulations
(Issue 2)
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43
|
|
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the tell tale scytale \n prediction with a scytale \n tom sellers
1939
scots magic
Tom Sellers
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The Tell Tale Scytale
|
1939
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Scots Magic
|
9
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the five card quibble \n an out if you only know that it is one of five cards \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
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The Five Card Quibble
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1940
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Expert Card Technique
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118
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one will make six \n how a two spot locates six cards \n unknown
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
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One Will Make Six
|
1940
|
Expert Card Technique
|
411
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|
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the diving pasteboard \n one of four random cards is thought of, they're shuffled back, three-spot locator used to locate selection \n sam leo horowitz \n indicator card \n paul rosini
1940
the jinx
Sam Leo Horowitz
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The Diving Pasteboard
|
Variations
|
1940
|
The Jinx
(Issue 105)
|
632
|
|
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card of the gods \n card thought of from top third, found with procedure and counting \n dai vernon \n card of the gods \n david britland \n the 'helical' card trick \n bob ostin
1940
the jinx
Dai Vernon
|
Card of the Gods
|
Related toVariations
|
1940
|
The Jinx
(Issue 105)
|
633
|
|
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the mystery of the suits \n one of the aces is selected and found, then the suit of another selected ace is predicted \n jack vosburgh
1940
the jinx
Jack Vosburgh
|
The Mystery of the Suits
|
1940
|
The Jinx
(Issue 122)
|
711
|
|
|
an addition \n one of four thought-of, travels to pocket eventually, oosoom \n louis lam
1940
fast ones
Louis Lam
|
An Addition
|
1940
|
Fast Ones
|
5
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|
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big casino count down \n one of nine cards thought of, ten-spot stabbed reversed in deck by performer, it locates selection \n martin gardner
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck
Martin Gardner
|
Big Casino Count Down
|
1940
|
12 Tricks with a Borrowed Deck
|
13
|
|
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six of spades count down \n one of seventeen cards thought of, six-spot stabbed reversed in deck by performer, it locates selection \n martin gardner
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck
Martin Gardner
|
Six of Spades Count Down
|
1940
|
12 Tricks with a Borrowed Deck
|
14
|
|
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the four mental cards \n spectator thinks of one of four cards that are returned to deck, whichever one he names, magician can produce it (top, bottom, reversed or pocket) \n edward victor
1940 ca.
more magic of the hands — part one
Edward Victor
|
The Four Mental Cards
|
1940 ca.
|
More Magic of the Hands — Part One
|
35
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streamlined discernment \n one out of three, oosoom \n edward marlo \n streamlined discernment idea \n edward marlo \n streamlined mental disclosure \n edward marlo \n no questions asked \n randy wakeman \n streamlined discernment \n edward marlo
1941
early marlo
Edward Marlo
|
Streamlined Discernment
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1941
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Early Marlo
(Issue Amazing, Isn't It?)
|
38
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ten and one \n ten and one put on table, spectator puts two coins on top, coincidence, nail punch \n jack vosburgh
1941
the jinx
Jack Vosburgh
|
Ten and One
|
1941
|
The Jinx
(Issue 124)
|
721
|
|
|
addition and subtraction \n one of fifteen cards and its position remembered, via calculation the card is found \n dai vernon
1941/49
select secrets
Dai Vernon
|
Addition and Subtraction
|
1941/49
|
Select Secrets
|
21
|
|
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a mindreading feat \n one of four, oosoom type, describing also guyot's 1749 procedure \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
|
A Mindreading Feat
|
1942
|
Miracle Shuffles and Tricks
|
10
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a miracle - maybe \n unknown card signed on back, deck spread face up on table and spectator finds card, either directly or via improvisation \n joe berg \n the moving pencil \n harry lorayne
1942
cut the cards
Joe Berg
|
A Miracle - Maybe
|
Related to
|
1942
|
Cut the Cards
|
22
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|
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locatrix \n selection is located behind back \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Theodore Annemann
|
Locatrix
|
1943
|
Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
|
5
|
|
|
les cartes par hasard \n card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles \n stuart p. cramer
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Stuart P. Cramer
|
Les Cartes Par Hasard
|
1943
|
Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
|
17
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|
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worth knowing \n named card to pocket, three cards which are mostly named \n unknown \n named card to pocket \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Unknown
|
Worth Knowing
|
Related to
|
1943
|
Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
|
17
|
|
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telepathy plus \n one of five cards is selected \n jean hugard
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv
Jean Hugard
|
Telepathy Plus
|
Sep. 1944
|
Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV
(Vol. 2 No. 4)
|
70
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|
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chang \n free selection is next to announced card, story presentation \n jean marc bujard
1944
hokus pokus
Jean Marc Bujard
|
Chang
|
1944
|
Hokus Pokus
(Vol. 6 No. 2)
|
2
|
|
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a card to be thought about \n three way out, oosoom type \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n theodore annemann
1944
practical mental effects
Theodore Annemann
|
A Card to Be Thought About
|
Also published here
|
1944
|
Practical Mental Effects
|
267
|
|
|
a card to be thought about \n three way out, oosoom type \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n theodore annemann
1944
practical mental effects
Theodore Annemann
|
A Card to Be Thought About
|
Also published here
|
1944
|
Practical Mental Effects
|
267
|
|
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the principle of alternative terminations - and its applications when the spectator shuffles \n stratagem for controlling a card while spectator shuffles the deck, several outs \n charles nyquist
1945
my best
Charles Nyquist
|
The Principle of Alternative Terminations - And Its Applications When the Spectator Shuffles
|
1945
|
My Best
|
27
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personality test \n face-up/face-down prediction of number of cards, weird, cato related, personality type presentation \n bob hummer \n personality test \n bob hummer \n personality quest \n lorenz schär \n strike out \n steve beam \n personalized personality test \n steve beam \n the randomized lie detector \n steve beam
1945
3 pets
Bob Hummer
|
Personality Test
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1945
|
3 Pets
|
1
|
|
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think-a-card - wiersbe version \n \n warren wiersbe \n martin gardner
1946
mental cases with cards
Warren Wiersbe, Martin Gardner
|
Think-A-Card - Wiersbe Version
|
1946
|
Mental Cases With Cards
|
18
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|
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bobo locatrix \n card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one!
J. B. Bobo
|
Bobo Locatrix
|
1947
|
Watch This One!
|
36
|
|
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triple thought \n spectator selects three cards and thinks of one of them, they're returned, performer finds thought-of card \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one!
J. B. Bobo
|
Triple Thought
|
1947
|
Watch This One!
|
49
|
|
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mental discernment improved \n one of nine, three-spot used to locate it \n ken krenzel \n "mental discernment" (ralph w. hull)
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Ken Krenzel
|
Mental Discernment Improved
|
Inspired by- "Mental Discernment" (Ralph W. Hull)
|
1949
|
52 Amazing Card Tricks
|
14
|
|
|
the ten of diamonds \n one of nine cards chosen, reversed ten-spot used to located it \n unknown
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Unknown
|
The Ten of Diamonds
|
1949
|
52 Amazing Card Tricks
|
18
|
|
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it's a natural \n no. 11, spectator tears out matches from matchbook, performer uses number of matches to select card from seven-card packet, which is correctly predicted \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n more natural \n paul marcus
1950
scarne on card tricks
Martin Gardner, Bill Simon
|
It's a Natural
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1950
|
Scarne on Card Tricks
|
23
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|
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magic in your own hands \n no. 29, spectator names a number between five and ten, card of that value produced and selection found at that number \n cliff green \n "secrets" \n dai vernon \n predetermined count-down \n justin higham
1950
scarne on card tricks
Cliff Green
|
Magic in Your Own Hands
|
Related toVariations
|
1950
|
Scarne on Card Tricks
|
53
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|
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locatrix \n no. 58, divine card behind back \n theodore annemann
1950
scarne on card tricks
Theodore Annemann
|
Locatrix
|
1950
|
Scarne on Card Tricks
|
104
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|
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12 outs \n court card is found \n dai vernon
1950
the phoenix 151-200
Dai Vernon
|
12 Outs
|
1950
|
The Phoenix 151-200
(Issue 199)
|
794
|
|
|
it's a natural \n with matches, seven outs \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n more natural \n paul marcus
1950
the phoenix 151-200
Martin Gardner, Bill Simon
|
It's A Natural
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1950
|
The Phoenix 151-200
(Issue 199)
|
796
|
|
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outmaneuvered \n one of five cards is predicted \n bob somerfeld
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250
Bob Somerfeld
|
Outmaneuvered
|
1950
|
The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 209)
|
837
|
|
|
indicator card \n one of four random cards is thought of, they're shuffled back, three-spot locator used to locate selection \n paul rosini \n the diving pasteboard \n sam leo horowitz
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
|
Indicator Card
|
Inspired by
|
1950
|
Magical Gems
|
29
|
|
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the ten of diamonds \n nine cards removed and listed on a piece of paper, one of them freely chosen, performer stabs a card into the deck to find it \n paul rosini
1950
magical gems
Paul Rosini
|
The Ten of Diamonds
|
1950
|
Magical Gems
|
57
|
|
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the magic four \n multiple out location with an openly reversed four-spot \n edward marlo \n the magic card \n edward marlo \n four options \n dai vernon
1952
control systems
Edward Marlo
|
The Magic Four
|
Related to
|
1952
|
Control Systems
|
107
|
|
|
the locator three of clubs \n spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic
Bill Simon
|
The Locator Three of Clubs
|
1952
|
Effective Card Magic
|
152
|
|
|
a prediction supreme \n face-up card placed in face-down spread, used to count/spell to random card, which is predicted, the trick that cannot be explained \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent \n a location supreme \n mike kanter
1952
the last word on cards
Lu Brent
|
A Prediction Supreme
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1952
|
The Last Word on Cards
|
44
|
|
|
a location supreme \n same impro procedure used to find a selection \n mike kanter \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
1952
the last word on cards
Mike Kanter
|
A Location Supreme
|
Inspired by
|
1952
|
The Last Word on Cards
|
45
|
|
|
magic total:<br>eight-two locator<br>ace-three-five locator<br>three-three-three loctaor \n using some cards to count down to thought-of card, multiple out counting procedure, three methods \n edward marlo
1953
the cardician
Edward Marlo
|
Magic Total: Eight-Two Locator Ace-Three-Five Locator Three-Three-Three Loctaor
|
1953
|
The Cardician
|
141
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|
|
improsonic \n ten cards on a stand, one chosen via procedure with a number from one to ten, that card is predicted \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
|
Improsonic
|
1954
|
First Call To Cards
|
23
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|
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a prediction supreme \n face-up card placed in face-down spread, used to count/spell to random card, which is predicted, the trick that cannot be explained \n lu brent \n a location supreme \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent \n the trick that takes forever to explain \n darwin ortiz \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
1956
fifteen star card effects
Lu Brent
|
A Prediction Supreme
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1956
|
Fifteen Star Card Effects
|
9
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|
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a location supreme \n same as a prediction supreme, but as a location instead of a prediction \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
1956
fifteen star card effects
Lu Brent
|
A Location Supreme
|
Related to
|
1956
|
Fifteen Star Card Effects
|
10
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matchit \n \n hugh scott
1957
the new phoenix 301-348
Hugh Scott
|
Matchit
|
1957
|
The New Phoenix 301-348
(Issue 345)
|
206
|
|
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fingertip miracle \n three selections, memorized deck, improvisation \n edward marlo \n mnemonicosis (tamariz on ideas by marlo and vernon) \n juan tamariz
1958
faro notes
Edward Marlo
|
Fingertip Miracle
|
Variations
|
1958
|
Faro Notes
|
33
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|
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(20) nicely suited \n verbal force of any three \n tony corinda
1958
predictions
Tony Corinda
|
(20) Nicely Suited
|
1958
|
Predictions
|
122
|
|
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the fan deal \n to enable one to deal out any card from a fan unit consisting of five or more cards \n edward marlo
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms
Edward Marlo
|
The Fan Deal
|
1959
|
Seconds, Centers, Bottoms
|
122
|
|
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the red card prediction \n ten cards, selected one is different to the others \n unknown \n the red card prediction \n unknown \n longwave \n thomas alan waters
1959
card tricks
Unknown
|
The Red Card Prediction
|
Related toAlso published here
|
1959
|
Card Tricks
|
326
|
|
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klein aber fein \n ten cards, half face up, chosen card has different back or different face \n unknown
1959
hokus pokus
Unknown
|
Klein aber fein
|
1959
|
Hokus Pokus
(Vol. 20 No. 3)
|
841
|
|
|
simple arithmetic \n one of thirteen, using the two of clubs \n dai vernon \n simple arithmetic ii \n john luka \n all-outs think-of-a-card \n milton kort
1960
more inner secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
|
Simple Arithmetic
|
Related toVariations
|
1960
|
More Inner Secrets of Card Magic
|
9
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the trick that cannot be explained \n \n dai vernon \n uncontrolled prediction \n edward marlo \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n using equivoque in "the trick that cannot be explained" \n paul vigil \n inexplicable \n alex elmsley \n the trick that cannot be explained \n charlie miller \n johnny thompson \n thoughts on "the trick that cannot be explained" \n harapan ong \n triple header \n paul chosse \n the ultimate trick that cannot be explained \n roger smith \n mnemonicosis (tamariz on ideas by marlo and vernon) \n juan tamariz \n on vernon's "the trick that cannot be explained" \n jon racherbaumer
1960
more inner secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
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The Trick that cannot be explained
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Related toVariations
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1960
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More Inner Secrets of Card Magic
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76
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fifteen card trick routine - 6 \n variation of hull's "mental discernment" starting with freely thought of card, distribution with erdnase's stock shuffle, oosoom \n charlie miller \n erdnase system of stock shuffling \n s. w. erdnase
1961
the magic of charles earle miller
Charlie Miller
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Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 6
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Inspired by
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1961
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The Magic of Charles Earle Miller
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15
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more natural \n spectator tears out matches from matchbook, performer uses number of matches to select card from seven-card packet, which is correctly predicted \n paul marcus \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon
1961
the new phoenix 351-400
Paul Marcus
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More Natural
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Inspired by
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1961
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The New Phoenix 351-400
(Issue 360)
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268
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the magic card \n a four-spot is used to find selection, estimation \n edward marlo \n the magic four \n edward marlo
1962
estimation
Edward Marlo
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The Magic Card
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Related to
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1962
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Estimation
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11
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"think i'll stop here" \n using vernon's ending procedure from oosoom as a multiple out for estimation location \n edward marlo \n out of sight - out of mind \n dai vernon
1962
estimation
Edward Marlo
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"Think I'll Stop Here"
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Related to
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1962
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Estimation
|
12
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reversed card out \n multiple out for estimation location \n edward marlo \n reversed card out \n edward marlo
1962
estimation
Edward Marlo
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Reversed Card Out
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Also published here
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1962
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Estimation
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15
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a three locator \n set-up and multiple out, estimation \n edward marlo
1962
estimation
Edward Marlo
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A Three Locator
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1962
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Estimation
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46
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three for the money \n three-spot as multiple out indicator card \n harry lorayne \n treasure hunt \n ryan schlutz \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic
Harry Lorayne
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Three for the Money
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Variations
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
|
106
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three again \n three-spot as multiple out indicator card, with real shuffles \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic
Harry Lorayne
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Three Again
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
|
108
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three times and out \n three-spot as multiple out indicator card \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic
Harry Lorayne
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Three Times and Out
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
|
109
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calculated risk \n variant of "the trick that cannot be explained" in which a named card is found \n dai vernon \n harry lorayne \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n calculated risk \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic
Dai Vernon, Harry Lorayne
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Calculated Risk
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Inspired byVariations
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
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130
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mathematical affinity \n two cards at thought of positions are found via locator cards \n harry lorayne \n the broken count \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic
Harry Lorayne
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Mathematical Affinity
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Variations
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1962
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Close-up Card Magic
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134
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the vernon card divination \n card thought of from half the deck, multiple out divination \n dai vernon
1962
early vernon
Dai Vernon
|
The Vernon Card Divination
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1962
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Early Vernon
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37
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new divination \n one of top twelve, card and position remembered \n dai vernon
1962
early vernon
Dai Vernon
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New Divination
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1962
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Early Vernon
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60
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premeditated prediction \n card is fairly selected from shuffled deck, card is predicted in matchbook, using index of twelve matchbooks and statistical principle \n edward marlo \n for nonsmokers \n edward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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Premeditated Prediction
|
Variations
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1964
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Faro Controlled Miracles
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61
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for nonsmokers \n card is fairly selected from shuffled deck, duplicate is reversed as prediction in second deck, using statistical principle and faro hide-out \n edward marlo \n premeditated prediction \n edward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles
Edward Marlo
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For Nonsmokers
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Inspired by
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1964
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Faro Controlled Miracles
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62
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"secrets" \n spectator names a number between five and ten, card of that value produced and selection found at that number \n dai vernon \n magic in your own hands \n cliff green \n the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n ellis stanyon
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
|
"Secrets"
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Related to
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1967
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Ultimate Secrets of Card Magic
|
27
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mental spell \n one of ten, multiple out, setup?? \n dai vernon
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
|
Mental Spell
|
1967
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Ultimate Secrets of Card Magic
|
41
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two way out \n if you know the selection is one of two possibilities \n edward marlo
1967
epilogue
Edward Marlo
|
Two Way Out
|
1967
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Epilogue
(Issue 1)
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4
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unexpected prediction \n \n edward marlo \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n tip - on the unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham \n the unexpected wild card \n paul vigil \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo
1968
expert card conjuring
Edward Marlo
|
Unexpected Prediction
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1968
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Expert Card Conjuring
|
88
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five card mental or "i have it" \n one of five \n edward marlo
1968
expert card conjuring
Edward Marlo
|
Five Card Mental or "I Have It"
|
1968
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Expert Card Conjuring
|
107
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koran's double out prediction \n two-way out \n al koran
1969
expert card mysteries
Al Koran
|
Koran's Double Out Prediction
|
1969
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Expert Card Mysteries
|
97
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my favourite queen \n four queens held in hand, named queen vanishes and reappears in some location, using mirage holdout \n eddie joseph
1969
the art of eddie joseph
Eddie Joseph
|
My Favourite Queen
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1969
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The Art of Eddie Joseph
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335
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the ibm card \n "deck as computer", ten-card packet \n dai vernon \n graphite match box daub \n unknown
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Dai Vernon
|
The IBM Card
|
Related to
|
Dec. 1970
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 6 No. 2)
|
385
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impromptu esp \n multiple out spelling location with small packet, for correction of procedure see reference \n karl fulves \n babel \n karl fulves \n important! \n karl fulves \n milton kort
1971
the book of numbers
Karl Fulves
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Impromptu ESP
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Related to
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1971
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The Book of Numbers
|
11
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double out \n named card is either missing or odd-backed \n edward marlo \n double out \n edward marlo
1972
kabbala — volume 1
Edward Marlo
|
Double Out
|
Also published here
|
1972
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Kabbala — Volume 1
(Vol. 1 No. 6)
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45
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your favorite ace \n named ace produced with four different procedures \n jay ose \n gerald kosky
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Jay Ose, Gerald Kosky
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Your Favorite Ace
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Apr. 1973
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 8 No. 6)
|
613
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the heavenly gambit \n prediction of eight cards \n stephen minch
1974
the book of thoth
Stephen Minch
|
The Heavenly Gambit
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1974
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The Book of Thoth
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13
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satan calling! \n card ends up at a position from 10 to 17 \n charles cameron
1974
magick
Charles Cameron
|
Satan Calling!
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1974
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Magick
(Issue 101)
|
503
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1835 prediction \n card at chosen number is predicted, using 18-35 faro principle, three methods (duplicate card, equivoque, ..) \n edward marlo
1975
hierophant
Edward Marlo
|
1835 Prediction
|
1975
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Hierophant
(Issue 7 Resurrection Issue)
|
55
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psi mate \n cards dealt face up, stopped card is predicted in pocket or face-up in deck \n steve spillman
1975
magick
Steve Spillman
|
PSI Mate
|
1975
|
Magick
(Issue 120)
|
598
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fang shui prediction \n one of about ten cards is selected and predicted, rubber band around packet, simple ambigram prediction for two cards \n nathan stark \n gene grant - nathan stark subtlety \n gene "phantini" grant \n nathan stark \n the tenniel prediction \n philip t. goldstein \n the dump prediction \n thomas alan waters \n nathan stark
1976
magick
Nathan Stark
|
Fang Shui Prediction
|
Related toVariations
|
1976
|
Magick
(Issue 164)
|
817
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the ultimate trick that cannot be explained \n strategies and handlings for the trick \n roger smith \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
1977
the ultimate card book no. 2
Roger Smith
|
The Ultimate Trick That Cannot Be Explained
|
Inspired by
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1977
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The Ultimate Card Book No. 2
|
2
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the ultimate face down spread prediction \n spectator removes card from face-down spread and push it in reversed, used to indicate another card which matches prediction \n roger smith
1977
the ultimate card book no. 2
Roger Smith
|
The Ultimate Face Down Spread Prediction
|
1977
|
The Ultimate Card Book No. 2
|
11
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the telepathic diary \n birthday is looked up in book, card written next to the date is found inside envelope as a prediction \n robert cassidy \n the telepathic diary \n robert cassidy
1977
pseudo-mentally yours
Robert Cassidy
|
The Telepathic Diary
|
Variations
|
1977
|
Pseudo-Mentally Yours
|
12
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the spectator locates \n spectator located last ace with an indicator card and improvisation \n harry lorayne \n trio \n al smith
1977
the magic book
Harry Lorayne
|
The Spectator Locates
|
Variations
|
1977
|
The Magic Book
|
90
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the sixth method \n named ace reversed in packet, multiple out strategy \n sam leo horowitz
1978
four-card brainwave
Sam Leo Horowitz
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The Sixth Method
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1978
|
Four-Card Brainwave
|
11
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calculated theft \n from envelope to other envelope \n philip t. goldstein
1978
the phil goldstein convention lecture
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Calculated Theft
|
1978
|
The Phil Goldstein Convention Lecture
|
5
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calculated theft \n from envelope to other envelope \n philip t. goldstein
1978
a transatlantic lecture
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Calculated Theft
|
1978
|
A Transatlantic Lecture
|
4
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retrospective: the red prediction \n treatise on a multiple-out prediction "you will chose the only red card", see following items \n karl fulves
1978
the chronicles
Karl Fulves
|
Retrospective: The Red Prediction
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 9)
|
1150
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one red card \n "you will chose the only red card" \n arthur carter \n pentagram, dec. 1951
1978
the chronicles
Arthur Carter
|
One Red Card
|
Also published here
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 9)
|
1150
|
|
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the red card prediction \n "you will chose the only red card" \n unknown \n the red card prediction \n unknown
1978
the chronicles
Unknown
|
The Red Card Prediction
|
Also published here
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 9)
|
1151
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|
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dai vernon's method \n "you will chose the only red card" \n dai vernon
1978
the chronicles
Dai Vernon
|
Dai Vernon's Method
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 9)
|
1151
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martin gardner's ideas \n "you will chose the only red card", both sides shown at beginning, three ideas \n martin gardner
1978
the chronicles
Martin Gardner
|
Martin Gardner's Ideas
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 9)
|
1152
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note by karl fulves \n "you will chose the only red card" \n karl fulves
1978
the chronicles
Karl Fulves
|
Note By Karl Fulves
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 9)
|
1153
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next \n one of three cards thought-of, it is stabbed to (or the stabbing card) \n roy walton \n a rare find \n karl fulves \n pretty strong \n harry lorayne
1978
the chronicles
Roy Walton
|
Next
|
Inspired byRelated to
|
1978
|
The Chronicles
(Issue 11)
|
1174
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numerology card in wallet \n prediction in envelope, in wallet, nine-force, version of al koran's "five-star miracle card" \n thomas alan waters \n card in wallet \n robert siepielski \n symbolic \n larry becker
1978
magick
Thomas Alan Waters
|
Numerology Card in Wallet
|
Variations
|
1978
|
Magick
(Issue 205)
|
1023
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card in wallet \n prediction of chosen card, multiple out in wallet, linguistic \n robert siepielski \n numerology card in wallet \n thomas alan waters
1978
magick
Robert Siepielski
|
Card in Wallet
|
Inspired by
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1978
|
Magick
(Issue 213)
|
1063
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the vampire spell \n signed card in one of five envelopes, envelopes shuffled and word spelled for times, remaining envelope contains card, vampire presentation \n larry becker
1978
world of super mentalism
Larry Becker
|
The Vampire Spell
|
1978
|
World of Super Mentalism
|
105
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effect \n mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "in a way, it becomes rather like dai vernon's 'trick that cannot be explained'" \n jack yates
1978
jack's pack
Jack Yates
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Effect
|
1978
|
Jack's Pack
|
2
|
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three's company \n spectator names any number up to twenty, multiple out \n harry lorayne
1979
quantum leaps
Harry Lorayne
|
Three's Company
|
1979
|
Quantum Leaps
|
65
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spectator unexplained (after vernon) \n ideas \n mark weston \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
1979
pabular
Mark Weston
|
Spectator Unexplained (After Vernon)
|
Inspired by
|
Dec. 1979
|
Pabular
(Vol. 5 No. 12)
|
770
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|
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out! \n when selected card is narrowed to two cards \n steve beam \n don morris
1979
inside outs
Steve Beam, Don Morris
|
Out!
|
1979
|
Inside Outs
|
8
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reversed card out \n multiple out for estimation location \n edward marlo \n reversed card out \n edward marlo
1979
inside outs
Edward Marlo
|
Reversed Card Out
|
Also published here
|
1979
|
Inside Outs
|
9
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the geometric slate \n three-way multiple out prediction \n karl fulves \n euclid's vanish \n martin gardner
1980
curioser
Karl Fulves
|
The Geometric Slate
|
Inspired by
|
1980
|
Curioser
|
12
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the tenniel prediction \n one of about ten cards is selected and predicted, prediction for two cards \n philip t. goldstein \n fang shui prediction \n nathan stark
1980
magick
Philip T. Goldstein
|
The Tenniel Prediction
|
Inspired by
|
1980
|
Magick
(Issue 248)
|
1239
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mindevelopmental \n divination of color, suit, value and complete name of card, using a slate and playing cards \n howard a. adams \n "mentalist" 1962
1980
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Mindevelopmental
|
Also published here
|
1980
|
OICUFESP
(Issue 5 - the SON of esp card & mental miracles)
|
17
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trio \n two cards chosen from one deck are located with an indicator card chosen from another deck \n al smith \n fourtitude \n harry lorayne \n the spectator locates \n harry lorayne
1980
cards on demand
Al Smith
|
Trio
|
Inspired by
|
1980
|
Cards On Demand
|
22
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three plus \n estimated stab and multiple out \n john henderson
1981
apocalypse
John Henderson
|
Three Plus
|
Nov. 1981
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 4 No. 11)
|
563
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think-a-card \n shuffled deck, wording and eye movement \n roger crosthwaite
1981
the commercial card magic of roger crosthwaite
Roger Crosthwaite
|
Think-a-Card
|
1981
|
The Commercial Card Magic of Roger Crosthwaite
|
3
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method times five \n one of five predicted, on multiple out principle \n karl fulves
1981
origins
Karl Fulves
|
Method Times Five
|
1981
|
Origins
|
17
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from another deck \n with two decks, one packet is cut and turned over, value of card on the face is used to count to a card, performer finds the card in second deck or in a pocket \n jack mcmillen \n judson s. brown
1981
sleights & swindles
Jack McMillen, Judson S. Brown
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From Another Deck
|
1981
|
Sleights & Swindles
|
6
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card of the gods \n \n david britland \n card of the gods \n dai vernon
1981
spell-binder
David Britland
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Card of the Gods
|
Inspired by
|
1981
|
Spell-Binder
(Vol. 1 No. 4)
|
63
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|
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the devil's diary \n card at though of day is in envelope \n robert cassidy
1981
magick
Robert Cassidy
|
The Devil's Diary
|
1981
|
Magick
(Issue 296)
|
1477
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carta a la orden \n named card is located, example to show how to alter the memory of spectators \n juan tamariz
1981
magia potagia — volume i
Juan Tamariz
|
Carta a la Orden
|
1981
|
Magia Potagia — Volume I
|
10
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die angekreuzte karte \n unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, tttcbe \n dr. stanley jaks
1981
intermagic
Dr. Stanley Jaks
|
Die angekreuzte Karte
|
Dec. 1981
|
Intermagic
(Vol. 8 No. 4)
|
135
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a lorayne storm \n a three as multiple out, one of seven \n harry lorayne \n lucky thirteen \n harry lorayne \n lucky thirteen \n harry lorayne
1982
apocalypse
Harry Lorayne
|
A Lorayne Storm
|
Variations
|
Oct. 1982
|
Apocalypse
(Vol. 5 No. 10)
|
695
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|
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calculated theft \n from envelope to other envelope \n philip t. goldstein
1982
shuffled lecture
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Calculated Theft
|
1982
|
shuffled lecture
|
10
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tetrance \n prediction in envelope in wallet \n thomas alan waters
1982
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
|
Tetrance
|
1982
|
Mind, Myth & Magick
(Issue Deckalogue)
|
218
|
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outstrip \n envelope, two-way out, holding card back by stripper principle \n thomas alan waters
1982
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
|
Outstrip
|
1982
|
Mind, Myth & Magick
(Issue Deckalogue)
|
232
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the "opportunist" card in pocket \n deck placed in pocket, spectator able to pull selection out \n bobby bernard
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard
Bobby Bernard
|
The "Opportunist" Card in Pocket
|
1982
|
The Coin and Card Magic of Bobby Bernard
|
106
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the five star gambit \n with the five star miracle deck, single card prediction in envelope, four-way envelope \n al mann
1982
the knight's gambit
Al Mann
|
The Five Star Gambit
|
1982
|
The Knight's Gambit
|
5
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t/c \n prediction reads 't of c' \n basil horwitz \n the elliot force \n stephen tucker
1982
spell-binder
Basil Horwitz
|
T/C
|
Variations
|
1982
|
Spell-Binder
(Vol. 2 No. 20)
|
385
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a card to be thought about \n one of three thought of \n roberto giobbi \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n theodore annemann
1983
pabular
Roberto Giobbi, Theodore Annemann
|
A Card to be Thought About
|
Inspired by
|
Sep. 1983
|
Pabular
(Vol. 7 No. 12)
|
1152
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the brignall brainstorm \n number between one of six is named, card produced \n paul brignall
1983
spell-binder
Paul Brignall
|
The Brignall Brainstorm
|
1983
|
Spell-Binder
(Vol. 3 No. Special #3)
|
35
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fagin \n spelling a number, two outs, prediction with cigarette packet \n brian flannigan
1983
spell-binder
Brian Flannigan
|
Fagin
|
1983
|
Spell-Binder
(Vol. 3 No. 32)
|
618
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sleight of hand techniques to shorten the elimination process \n various two-way outs
- the top change
- the double lift
- danny dew's double in glass
- another double lift handling \n jeff busby \n danny dew \n the five card mental selection \n paul fox
1983
paul fox's miracle gimmick
Jeff Busby, Danny Dew
|
Sleight of Hand Techniques to Shorten the Elimination Process
|
Inspired by
|
1983
|
Paul Fox's Miracle Gimmick
|
16
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the hedonists make up all the rules \n forcing a card with verbal magician's choice \n bill herz \n paul cummins \n the hedonists make up all the rules \n paul cummins \n bill herz \n verbal force \n tyler wilson \n paul cummins \n bill herz
1983
the magic hedonists brainstorm in the bahamas
Bill Herz, Paul Cummins
|
The Hedonists Make Up All the Rules
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1983
|
The Magic Hedonists Brainstorm In The Bahamas
|
39
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diamond mental \n ace - queen of diamonds is thought of and revealed, multiple out \n dai vernon
1984
riffle shuffle technique — part three
Dai Vernon
|
Diamond Mental
|
1984
|
Riffle Shuffle Technique — Part Three
|
122
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wipeout \n before your eyes as a multiple out \n thomas alan waters \n before your eyes \n norman ashworth
1984
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
|
Wipeout
|
Inspired by
|
1984
|
Mind, Myth & Magick
(Issue Mynd)
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562
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thot-card monte \n no. 81, one of three cards divined \n unknown
1984
more self-working card tricks
Unknown
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Thot-Card Monte
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1984
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More Self-Working Card Tricks
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122
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the dump prediction \n one of about ten cards with different words selected and predicted, ambigram prediction for two cards \n thomas alan waters \n nathan stark \n fang shui prediction \n nathan stark
1984
magick
Thomas Alan Waters, Nathan Stark
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The Dump Prediction
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Related to
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Aug. 1984
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Magick
(Issue 336)
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1679
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the elliot force \n "after t.s.elliot"
multiple out writing for three, ten, two or jack of spades \n stephen tucker \n t/c \n basil horwitz
1984
may the force be with you!
Stephen Tucker
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The Elliot force
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Inspired by
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1984
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May the Force Be with You!
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8
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longwave \n ten cards, selected one is different to the other \n thomas alan waters \n the red card prediction \n unknown
1985
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
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Longwave
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Inspired by
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1985
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Mind, Myth & Magick
(Issue Myxtyr)
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649
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the information cards \n free selection is predicted with two cards (value and suit) \n martin lewis
1985
martin's miracles
Martin Lewis
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The Information Cards
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1985
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Martin's Miracles
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25
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out of possession location \n visual estimation and stack with multiple out \n unknown \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
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Out of Possession Location
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Inspired by
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1985
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The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 1)
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23
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lifesaver \n one of five (1937) \n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
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Lifesaver
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1985
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The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 1)
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29
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always prepare a blockbuster! \n exploiting chance \n john cornelius
1986
magical arts journal
John Cornelius
|
Always Prepare A Blockbuster!
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1986
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Magical Arts Journal
(Vol. 1 No. 1)
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18
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jinxed \n with five piles, with indicator card, with acquisition shuffle \n steve beam \n les cartes par hasard \n stuart p. cramer \n the trapdoor issue #13 \n steve beam \n jinxed variation \n doug canning \n jinxed \n steve beam
1986
the trapdoor — volume one
Steve Beam
|
Jinxed
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Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here
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1986
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The Trapdoor — Volume One
(Issue 13)
|
213
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dichotomy \n spectator thinks of card from packet. packet is torn in half, half of the selection is kept, the rest are burnt. torn half of selection is found stapled to a prediction letter in a sealed envelope. \n peter duffie \n dichotomy \n peter duffie
1986
quartet
Peter Duffie
|
Dichotomy
|
Also published here
|
1986
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Quartet
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5
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a-maze-ing \n five cards put on five exits from a small maze, mouse finds exit with selection, see guilty for credit corrections \n jim hyams \n guilty \n steve beam
1987
the trapdoor — volume one
Jim Hyams
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A-Maze-Ing
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Related to
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1987
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The Trapdoor — Volume One
(Issue 18)
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305
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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
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You Can Lead a Gift Horse to Water But You Can't Look in its Mouth
|
Also published here
|
1987/1988
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Tsunami
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11
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four options \n multiple out location with an openly reversed four-spot \n dai vernon \n the magic four \n edward marlo
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
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Four Options
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Related to
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1988
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The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
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41
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two-six-four royale \n any court card \n dai vernon
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
|
Two-Six-Four Royale
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1988
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The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
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44
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basic discovery \n for pre-determined estimation, method to find one of two cards - a two-way-out \n jerry sadowitz
1989
cards on the table
Jerry Sadowitz
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Basic Discovery
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1989
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Cards on the Table
|
85
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jazz magic \n some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card \n simon lovell \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n name a card triumph \n jerry sadowitz \n invisible rising card \n paul harris
1989
close up magic to tapdance to
Simon Lovell
|
Jazz Magic
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Related to
|
1989
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Close Up Magic To Tapdance To
|
119
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choosey \n \n alex elmsley \n simplex four-to-seven locator \n larry jennings
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1
Alex Elmsley
|
Choosey
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Related to
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1991
|
The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley — Volume 1
|
368
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think theory \n spectator cuts at thought-of card, one out of two or four \n edward marlo \n spectator cuts to a thought \n edward marlo
1991
the olram file
Edward Marlo
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Think Theory
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Related to
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1991
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The Olram File
(Issue 9)
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11
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forcing one of two or five cards \n handling for psychological force, as divination with two-way out (waiting for reaction when tabling one of the cards face up) \n t. page wright
1991
page wright's manuscript
T. Page Wright
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Forcing One of Two or Five Cards
|
1991
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Page Wright's Manuscript
|
283
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how's that? \n \n edward marlo \n fingertip riffle peek estimation \n edward marlo
1992
the olram file
Edward Marlo
|
How's That?
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Related to
|
1992
|
The Olram File
(Issue 12)
|
16
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jarrow's indicator \n indicator card leads to selection, ace through ten set-up, kruskal-type counting \n emil jarrow \n the perfect stop trick \n edward marlo
1992
the fred braue notebooks
Emil Jarrow
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Jarrow's Indicator
|
Related to
|
1992
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The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 6)
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30
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headliner \n five cards are selected and and placed inside performers pocket, one is removed by spectator and name of card printed in newspaper, odd backs principle \n larry becker
1992
stunners!
Larry Becker
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Headliner
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1992
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Stunners!
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202
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jinxed \n with five piles, with indicator card \n steve beam \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed variation \n doug canning \n les cartes par hasard \n stuart p. cramer
1993
semi-automatic card tricks
Steve Beam
|
Jinxed
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1993
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks
|
138
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killocation \n one of fifteen, contingency effect \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam \n killocation \n steve beam
1993
semi-automatic card tricks
Steve Beam
|
Killocation
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1993
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks
|
142
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thought process \n one of thirteen cards thought of, dealing procedure according to thought-of card (color, value, suit), selection narrowed down by having one key card, see also p. 47 \n sam schwartz \n "contemplation" (interim report) \n innermost thought \n sam schwartz \n you, babe \n karl fulves \n me thinks \n karl fulves \n you-me poker \n karl fulves
1993
rigmarole
Sam Schwartz
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Thought Process
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Inspired by- "Contemplation" (Interim Report)
Related toVariations
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1993
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Rigmarole
(Issue 2)
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21
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birthday value - birthday suit \n spectator spells birth month from one packet and birth day from another, suit and value are used to arrive at a card which is predicted \n karl fulves \n birthday value, birthday suit \n karl fulves \n birthday value birthday suit \n philip t. goldstein
1993
rigmarole
Karl Fulves
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Birthday Value - Birthday Suit
|
Related toVariations
|
1993
|
Rigmarole
(Issue 3)
|
27
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limitations \n cards chosen from two piles, one for suit and one for value, resulting card predicted, sucker element \n stephen tucker \n the choice of six \n stephen tucker \n isn't that amazing!? \n lewis jones \n harry lorayne
1993
profile
Stephen Tucker
|
Limitations
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
Dec. 1993
|
Profile
(Issue 17)
|
4
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the choice of six \n cards chosen from two piles, one for suit and one for value, resulting card predicted, sucker element
- self working version \n stephen tucker \n limitations \n stephen tucker
1993
card file
Stephen Tucker
|
The Choice of Six
|
Also published here
|
1993
|
Card File
|
82
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rainbow prediction \n mini rainbow cards, one chosen, predicted, either face or back (two-way out) \n jerry mentzer
1993
card file
Jerry Mentzer
|
Rainbow Prediction
|
1993
|
Card File
|
100
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the clairvoyant card \n selected card and thought of card are predicted in envelope \n richard bartram, jr.
1993
mystification
Richard Bartram, Jr.
|
The Clairvoyant Card
|
1993
|
Mystification
|
106
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folded \n folded card(s) in bulldog clip predict free roll of dice \n steve dusheck
1993
dusheck's mental magic
Steve Dusheck
|
Folded
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1993
|
Dusheck's Mental Magic
|
118
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totale freiheit \n \n toni forster
1993
intermagic
Toni Forster
|
Totale Freiheit
|
June 1993
|
Intermagic
(Vol. 18 No. 1)
|
27
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mish-mash card \n big poster with pieces of playing card, chosen one is predicted in envelope, also with "her card" gag \n harry anderson
1993
wise guy
Harry Anderson
|
Mish-Mash Card
|
1993
|
Wise Guy
|
70
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fate's datebook \n part of "the dazzle act" (starting on page 425 until the end of the book), using a improvisational type of selection procedure \n alex elmsley \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n happy birthday \n simon aronson \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2
Alex Elmsley
|
Fate's Datebook
|
Related toVariations
|
1994
|
The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley — Volume 2
|
433
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|
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tom bowyer's trick \n one of five cards, multiple out \n tom bowyer
1994
more greater magic
Tom Bowyer
|
Tom Bowyer's Trick
|
1994
|
More Greater Magic
|
1237
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|
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jinxed variation \n \n doug canning \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed \n steve beam
1994
the trapdoor — volume three
Doug Canning
|
Jinxed Variation
|
Inspired by
|
1994
|
The Trapdoor — Volume Three
(Issue 52)
|
967
|
|
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£100 card test \n blindfolded, card prediction in envelope \n basil horwitz
1994
the mental magick of basil horwitz — volume 3
Basil Horwitz
|
£100 Card Test
|
1994
|
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 3
|
77
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think-a-card - opening remarks \n thoughts and references
- the selection of the card
- the location of the card
- the revelation of the card \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus
Roger Crosthwaite
|
Think-a-Card - Opening Remarks
|
1994
|
Roger's Thesaurus
|
37
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mental stab \n performer stabs next to thought-of card, (classic) out for three possibilities \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus
Roger Crosthwaite
|
Mental Stab
|
1994
|
Roger's Thesaurus
|
61
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three-way-out location \n for think-a-card, card found by stabbing another next to it \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus
Roger Crosthwaite
|
Three-Way-Out Location
|
1994
|
Roger's Thesaurus
|
224
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killocation \n one of fifteen, contingency effect \n steve beam \n killocation \n steve beam
1995
vienna notes
Steve Beam
|
Killocation
|
Also published here
|
1995
|
Vienna Notes
|
1
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second coming \n card found with the values of two random cards, improvisation \n aldo colombini
1995
what's up deck?
Aldo Colombini
|
Second Coming
|
1995
|
What's Up Deck?
|
17
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the hedonists make up all the rules \n forcing a card with verbal magician's choice \n paul cummins \n bill herz \n verbal force \n tyler wilson \n paul cummins \n bill herz \n the hedonists make up all the rules \n bill herz \n paul cummins
1996
the art of astonishment — book 3
Paul Cummins, Bill Herz
|
The Hedonists Make Up All The Rules
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1996
|
The Art of Astonishment — Book 3
(Issue Brainstorm in the Bahamas)
|
147
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uncontrolled prediction \n \n edward marlo \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
1996
facsimile
Edward Marlo
|
Uncontrolled Prediction
|
Related to
|
1996
|
Facsimile
(Issue 4)
|
6
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the las vegas dream routine \n one of three cards chosen, multiple out prediction \n curtis kam \n 1992 lecture notes \n the las vegas dream \n curtis kam
1996
professional close-up of curtis kam
Curtis Kam
|
The Las Vegas Dream Routine
|
Also published here
|
1996
|
Professional Close-up of Curtis Kam
|
105
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|
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option call \n prediction of one card, himber wallet, see p. 204 for piece of credit \n paul green
1996
syzygy
Paul Green
|
Option Call
|
1996
|
Syzygy
(Vol. 3 No. 6)
|
199
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vanished or gone \n spectator thinks of any card, card is shown to have vanished from the pack / word gone is printed on the back \n peter duffie \n dave robertson \n the back is gone \n dave robertson \n totally gone \n dave robertson \n domination of thought #1 \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1997
effortless card magic
Peter Duffie, Dave Robertson
|
Vanished Or Gone
|
Inspired byRelated to
|
1997
|
Effortless Card Magic
|
142
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simple arithmetic ii \n four variations, using a three-spot \n john luka \n simple arithmetic \n dai vernon
1997
l.i.n.t. — pocket stuff for close-up magicians
John Luka
|
Simple Arithmetic II
|
Inspired by
|
1997
|
L.I.N.T. — Pocket Stuff for Close-Up Magicians
|
73
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calculated theft \n from envelope to other envelope \n philip t. goldstein
1997
fism '97
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Calculated Theft
|
1997
|
FISM '97
|
7
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business card prediction \n prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon
1997
solomon's mind
David Solomon
|
Business Card Prediction
|
Also published here
|
1997
|
Solomon's Mind
|
87
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decisions! decisions! \n spectator deals through deck and stops at random point, same card is found in performer's pocket \n harry baron \n ken de courcy \n ted lesley
1997
it's paramiraculous
Harry Baron, Ken De Courcy, Ted Lesley
|
Decisions! Decisions!
|
1997
|
It's Paramiraculous
|
7
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the "eight four" trick \n value of designated card in one half of deck dictates position of selection in other half of deck \n aaron fisher
1997
labyrinth
Aaron Fisher
|
The "Eight Four" Trick
|
1997
|
Labyrinth
(Issue 6)
|
4
|
|
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impossible location \n \n bruce cervon
1998
hard-boiled mysteries
Bruce Cervon
|
Impossible Location
|
1998
|
Hard-Boiled Mysteries
|
50
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matcho \n spectator freely selects one of four blue cards, magician deals out four previously placed red cards below the blue ones, the chosen blue card matches the corresponding red (first published in new pentagram, vol. 1, no. 8, oct 1969) \n milton kort \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein \n one chance in four \n karl fulves \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein
1999
kort
Milton Kort, Jack Avis
|
Matcho
|
Related toVariations
|
1999
|
Kort
|
79
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all's fair \n spectator fairly deals and stops on two cards - one gives the value, one gives the suit. card in magician's pocket/card case predicts it correctly \n david regal \n no mercy all's fair \n david regal
1999
close-up & personal
David Regal
|
All's Fair
|
Variations
|
1999
|
Close-Up & Personal
|
3
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no mercy all's fair \n same as all's fair, but with kicker of producing fifty two of the prediction card in the pocket \n david regal \n all's fair \n david regal \n tip - on the unexpected prediction \n edward marlo
1999
close-up & personal
David Regal
|
No Mercy All's Fair
|
Inspired byRelated to
|
1999
|
Close-Up & Personal
|
5
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mystic poker \n spectator draws any royal flush card on a blank card, four other blank cards print to complete the royal flush \n david regal
1999
close-up & personal
David Regal
|
Mystic Poker
|
1999
|
Close-Up & Personal
|
105
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gambit in a box \n prediction matches card that spectator draws, index on pad \n david regal
1999
close-up & personal
David Regal
|
Gambit In A Box
|
1999
|
Close-Up & Personal
|
197
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the upjog switch \n upjogged card squared and thumbed off onto table, also for multiple-out tricks \n roger crosthwaite \n coming up in the world \n wesley james
1999
arcardia
Roger Crosthwaite
|
The Upjog Switch
|
Inspired by
|
1999
|
Arcardia
|
69
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supplementary note \n routine with outs in case the gaze method didn't work \n karl fulves \n the direction of gaze \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Karl Fulves
|
Supplementary Note
|
Inspired by
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
6
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the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n no. 26, number between five and ten named, that value produced and card found at that number \n ellis stanyon \n "secrets" \n dai vernon \n the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
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The Spots on Top Card Indicate Position of One Chosen
|
Related to
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
72
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...and one makes fifty-two \n two-way out effect, either premonition without naming the card first, or named cards is only odd-backed card \n barrie richardson \n "delusion deck" (gene grant, phantini's incredible mental secrets, 1980, marketed 1957) \n club 71, may 1989 \n re: monition \n anthony owen
1999
theater of the mind
Barrie Richardson
|
...And One Makes Fifty-two
|
Inspired by- "Delusion Deck" (Gene Grant, Phantini's Incredible Mental Secrets, 1980, marketed 1957)
VariationsAlso published here
|
1999
|
Theater of the Mind
|
205
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the variation that can be explained \n \n justin higham \n the trick that cannot be explained \n justin higham
1999
collected card notes
Justin Higham
|
The Variation That Can Be Explained
|
Related to
|
1999
|
Collected Card Notes
|
67
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location using outs \n with a technical solution to replace fishing \n unknown
2000
card college — volume 4
Unknown
|
Location Using Outs
|
2000
|
Card College — Volume 4
|
880
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|
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the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein \n the thinking cardman \n max maven \n the thinking cardman \n max maven
2000
northeast
Philip T. Goldstein
|
The Thinking Cardman
|
Inspired byAlso published here
|
2000
|
Northeast
|
5
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the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon
2000
ocmc notes
Philip T. Goldstein
|
The Thinking Cardman
|
Inspired by
|
2000
|
OCMC Notes
|
4
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loft \n covered by newspaper \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler \n card stab \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler
2000
anam cara
Christoph Borer, Michel Gammenthaler
|
Loft
|
Also published here
|
2000
|
Anam Cara
|
31
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the piatt envelope \n two-way envelope with several fifty/fifty applications \n ray piatt
2000
the piatt envelope
Ray Piatt
|
The Piatt Envelope
|
2000
|
The Piatt Envelope
|
2
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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
|
2000
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 3
|
113
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any way \n four packets arrived at, a king (or queen, two-way out) on top of each \n jerry mentzer
2000
card file two
Jerry Mentzer
|
Any Way
|
2000
|
Card File Two
|
45
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the frisk of the risk! \n effect done with named card, risky, juke box principle, set-up of often named cards \n simon lovell
2000
son of simon says!
Simon Lovell
|
The Frisk of the Risk!
|
2000
|
Son of Simon Says!
|
187
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fourthright \n - the other month
four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n philip t. goldstein \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein \n matcho \n milton kort \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein \n fourthright \n max maven \n fourthright \n max maven
2000
genii
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Fourthright
|
Inspired byAlso published here
|
Dec. 2000
|
Genii
(Vol. 63 No. 12)
|
55
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precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2000
san francisco notes
Philip T. Goldstein
|
Precoinition
|
2000
|
San Francisco Notes
|
3
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spell it out \n spelling random card to find actual selection \n simon aronson
2001
try the impossible
Simon Aronson
|
Spell It Out
|
2001
|
Try the Impossible
|
136
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odd or even? \n no. 8, three packets, one chosen, predicted ("you will pick the seven group", letter s can be covered/cut off) \n unknown
2001
new self-working card tricks
Unknown
|
Odd or Even?
|
2001
|
New Self-Working Card Tricks
|
12
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subliminal force \n no. 49, one of ten cards selected by putting paper clip on it, "you will choose the only red card", for correction see "lady in red" \n karl fulves \n lady in red \n karl fulves
2001
my best self-working card tricks
Karl Fulves
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Subliminal Force
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Variations
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2001
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My Best Self-Working Card Tricks
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doublocation \n locating two selection with randomly selected indicator cards, impro \n harry lorayne \n any four of a kind \n harry lorayne \n triplocation \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection
Harry Lorayne
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Doublocation
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Inspired byVariations
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2001
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Personal Collection
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pretty strong \n spectator removes three cards and remembers one of them, all shuffled back, card located, one of three \n harry lorayne \n next \n roy walton \n pretty strong \n harry lorayne \n perhaps stronger \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection
Harry Lorayne
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Pretty Strong
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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2001
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Personal Collection
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the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein
2001
san jose notes
Philip T. Goldstein
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The Thinking Cardman
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Also published here
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2001
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San Jose Notes
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fourthright \n four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n philip t. goldstein \n matcho \n milton kort \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein
2002
mawny notes
Philip T. Goldstein
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Fourthright
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Inspired byAlso published here
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2002
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Mawny Notes
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the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon
2002
flaunting five fanciful formulae
Philip T. Goldstein
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The Thinking Cardman
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Inspired by
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2002
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Flaunting Five Fanciful Formulae
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calculated theft \n from envelope to other envelope \n philip t. goldstein
2002
flaunting five fanciful formulae
Philip T. Goldstein
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Calculated Theft
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2002
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Flaunting Five Fanciful Formulae
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the berglas effect \n - any card at any number
- jazz magic
- a foundation for miracles
- the bridge
- expect the unexpected
- the psychology of numbers
- on stage
- pointing the effect
- a different presentation
- sheer devilment
- an interlude
- in conclusion \n david berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas
David Berglas
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The Berglas Effect
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2002
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The Mind & Magic of David Berglas
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527
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lady in red \n one of ten cards selected by putting paper clip on it, "you will choose the only red card" \n karl fulves \n subliminal force \n karl fulves
2002
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
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Lady In Red
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Inspired by
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2002
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Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 7)
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high five \n one of five \n lewis jones
2002
ahead of the pack
Lewis Jones
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High Five
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2002
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Ahead of the Pack
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triple play \n card is formed, prediction \n doug canning
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4
Doug Canning
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Triple Play
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2002
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 4
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fourgery (four impromptu outs) \n \n bob farmer
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4
Bob Farmer
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Fourgery (Four Impromptu Outs)
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2002
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 4
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beating the cut \n prediction of poker hand \n steve beam
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4
Steve Beam
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Beating the Cut
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2002
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 4
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automatic resolve \n card thought of and full suit removed, it is eventually found along with another selection \n ben harris
2002
genii
Ben Harris
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Automatic Resolve
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Apr. 2002
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Genii
(Vol. 65 No. 4)
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mental force \n purely with words (!) \n al baker
2003
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
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Mental Force
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2003
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Notebooks)
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left to right reading principle \n \n mel stover
2003
tricks
Mel Stover
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left to right reading principle
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2003
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Tricks
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fourthright \n four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n philip t. goldstein \n matcho \n milton kort \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein
2003
... land notes
Philip T. Goldstein
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Fourthright
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Inspired byAlso published here
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2003
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... Land Notes
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the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon
2003
... land notes
Philip T. Goldstein
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The Thinking Cardman
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Inspired by
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2003
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... Land Notes
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out of touch force \n ouellet's "touch force" as multiple out \n gary ouellet \n john bannon
2004
dear mr. fantasy
Gary Ouellet, John Bannon
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Out Of Touch Force
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2004
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Dear Mr. Fantasy
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all that jazz \n number of card stopped at is counted from deck to find selection, flexible method \n r. paul wilson
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5
R. Paul Wilson
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All That Jazz
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2004
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 5
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zero tolerance \n thought of card is divined, several methods \n steve beam \n doug canning
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5
Steve Beam, Doug Canning
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Zero Tolerance
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2004
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 5
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178
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spell found \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted and name spelled to arrive at card, flexible method \n juan esteban varela \n this might be the night \n juan esteban varela \n this might be the night ii \n juan esteban varela
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5
Juan Esteban Varela
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Spell Found
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Variations
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2004
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 5
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194
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named location \n stacking cards so they can be spelled to by using the name of the spectator, as a multiple out \n steve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5
Steve Beam
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Named Location
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2004
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 5
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225
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number please \n card lost in small packet, find it using multiple outs \n ron frost
2004
after the force
Ron Frost
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Number Please
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2004
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After The Force
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110
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the las vegas dream \n one of three cards chosen, multiple out prediction \n curtis kam \n the las vegas dream routine \n curtis kam
2004
dangerous notions
Curtis Kam
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The Las Vegas Dream
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Also published here
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2004
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Dangerous Notions
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mnemonicosis (tamariz on ideas by marlo and vernon) \n finding named card via improvisation
- a. mnemonicosis
- b. card control
- c. mnemonicosis over the phone \n juan tamariz \n fingertip miracle \n edward marlo \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n jazzin - the trick that can be explained \n michael close
2004
mnemonica
Juan Tamariz
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Mnemonicosis (Tamariz on Ideas by Marlo and Vernon)
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Inspired byRelated to
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2004
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Mnemonica
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the telepathic diary \n birthday is looked up in book, card written next to the date is found inside envelope as a prediction, update version \n robert cassidy \n the telepathic diary \n robert cassidy \n bonus - the ultimate mind trip \n robert cassidy
2004
the artful mentalism of bob cassidy
Robert Cassidy
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The Telepathic Diary
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Inspired byVariations
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2004
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The Artful Mentalism of Bob Cassidy
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all-outs think-of-a-card \n one of nine, using a three-spot to locate card \n milton kort \n simple arithmetic \n dai vernon
2005
all-outs think-of-a-card
Milton Kort
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All-Outs Think-Of-A-Card
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Related to
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2005
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All-Outs Think-Of-A-Card
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2
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the principle of outs \n \n ron bauer
2005
all-outs think-of-a-card
Ron Bauer
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The Principle of Outs
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2005
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All-Outs Think-Of-A-Card
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two ways to convincingly disclose one of two possibilities \n \n jon racherbaumer
2005
antinomy
Jon Racherbaumer
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Two Ways to Convincingly Disclose One of Two Possibilities
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Feb. 2005
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Antinomy
(Vol. 1 No. 1)
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12
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unambiguous discernment \n approach #3
reversed king is used to locate mental selection \n edward marlo
2005
antinomy
Edward Marlo
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Unambiguous Discernment
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Feb. 2005
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Antinomy
(Vol. 1 No. 1)
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15
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reflection \n spectator deals through deck and stops anytime, card at that position is predicted with a second deck \n dean dill \n the antinomy perspective \n gene taylor \n the antinomy perspective \n gene taylor
2005
antinomy
Dean Dill
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Reflection
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Related to
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Aug. 2005
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Antinomy
(Vol. 1 No. 3)
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20
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jazz chart & favorite licks \n strategies
- opening gambits
- cheating
- a favorite lick
- formula lick
- superior lick
- quick lick
- last dance
- tips and tools \n eric mead \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2006
tangled web
Eric Mead
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Jazz Chart & Favorite Licks
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Inspired by
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2006
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Tangled Web
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123
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out of outs \n variation of out of sight out of mind \n erik nordvall \n out of sight - out of mind \n dai vernon \n no questions asked \n jerry sadowitz
2006
erik nordvall lecture notes asia 2006
Erik Nordvall
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Out of Outs
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Inspired by
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2006
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Erik Nordvall Lecture Notes Asia 2006
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card stab \n covered by newspaper \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler \n loft \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler
2006
compilation
Christoph Borer, Michel Gammenthaler
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Card Stab
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Also published here
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2006
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Compilation
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108
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robo-con \n cards taken from either end of tabled row, values added, outcome predicted, two-way out
- wallet idea (himber wallet with slit in middle)
- double cut (two-way out prediction from fulves's "the magic book") \n karl fulves \n how to predict the super bowl \n karl fulves \n richard himber
2006
prolix
Karl Fulves
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Robo-Con
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Related to
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2006
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Prolix
(Issue 2)
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78
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shuffle estimation \n estimated seventeenth placement during overhand shuffle, a three used to locate selection \n harry riser \n mum, may 1990
2006
secrets of an escamoteur
Harry Riser
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Shuffle Estimation
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Also published here
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2006
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Secrets of an Escamoteur
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81
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s.w.estimation \n "self-working estimation", restricted estimation, managed estimation
spectator cuts to a card and remembers it in half the deck, three value used to locate selection \n harry riser \n mum, july 1996
2006
secrets of an escamoteur
Harry Riser
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S.W.Estimation
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Also published here
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2006
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Secrets of an Escamoteur
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83
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divination of though \n one of six \n jack avis
2006
rara avis
Jack Avis
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Divination of Though
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2006
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Rara Avis
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47
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this might be the night \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted, flexible method \n juan esteban varela \n spell found \n juan esteban varela \n i'm okay, you're ok \n doug canning
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Juan Esteban Varela
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This Might Be The Night
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Inspired byVariations
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2006
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
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123
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this might be the night ii \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted, flexible method \n juan esteban varela \n spell found \n juan esteban varela
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Juan Esteban Varela
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This Might Be The Night II
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Inspired by
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2006
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
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126
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i'm okay, you're ok \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted and word spelled, flexible method \n doug canning \n this might be the night \n juan esteban varela
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Doug Canning
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I'm Okay, You're Ok
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Inspired by
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2006
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
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127
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khan ii \n prediction of a card at chosen number \n lewis jones
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Lewis Jones
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KHAN II
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2006
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
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140
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greased shortening \n one of five \n steve beam \n killocation \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7
Steve Beam
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Greased Shortening
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Inspired byAlso published here
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2006
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 7
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152
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jaks trick that cannot be explained \n unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, tttcbe \n dr. stanley jaks
2006
designing miracles
Dr. Stanley Jaks
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Jaks Trick that Cannot Be Explained
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2006
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Designing Miracles
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107
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a prediction supreme \n tttcbe \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
2006
designing miracles
Lu Brent
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A Prediction Supreme
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Also published here
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2006
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Designing Miracles
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108
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the trick that takes forever to explain \n tttcbe \n darwin ortiz \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
2006
designing miracles
Darwin Ortiz
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The Trick that Takes Forever to Explain
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Inspired by
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2006
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Designing Miracles
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108
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one face south \n - flim-flammagic
card chosen with open prediction procedure, same card is only face-down card in a picture of face-up spread with one face-down card \n bob farmer \n through the looking glass \n lewis jones \n don wyatt
2006
genii
Bob Farmer
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One Face South
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Variations
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May 2006
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Genii
(Vol. 69 No. 5)
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22
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set phasers to kill \n thought of card found by reversing one seven value in deck as indicator and using it to find it \n aaron fisher
2006
genii
Aaron Fisher
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Set Phasers To Kill
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Aug. 2006
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Genii
(Vol. 69 No. 8)
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67
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unexpected prediction \n \n edward marlo \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo
2006
antinomy
Edward Marlo
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Unexpected Prediction
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Also published here
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Feb. 2006
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Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 1)
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11
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fate, chance, freewill \n featuring a multiple out force \n justin higham \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham
2007
best of friends — volume iii
Justin Higham
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Fate, Chance, Freewill
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Variations
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2007
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Best of Friends — Volume III
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347
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miscall strategy \n for two-way out \n dai vernon
2007
the wisdom of solomon
Dai Vernon
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Miscall Strategy
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2007
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The Wisdom of Solomon
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137
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face-up prediction \n similar to the trick that cannot be explained \n stewart james
2007
the essential stewart james
Stewart James
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Face-Up Prediction
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2007
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The Essential Stewart James
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24
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micawber \n card is freely named, deck is removed from box and to show one card is reversed in the deck. this reversed card is used to locate the named card. \n stewart james \n linking ring oct 1952
2007
the essential stewart james
Stewart James
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Micawber
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Also published here
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2007
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The Essential Stewart James
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116
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streamlined discernment \n one out of three \n edward marlo \n streamlined discernment \n edward marlo
2007
marlo on erdnase
Edward Marlo
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Streamlined Discernment
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Also published here
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2007
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Marlo on Erdnase
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222
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three-way out \n \n roberto giobbi
2007
genii
Roberto Giobbi
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Three-Way Out
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Jan. 2007
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Genii
(Vol. 70 No. 1)
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17
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un-cards \n prediction "you will select the only red card", faces-backs-ambiguity \n nick trost
2008
subtle card creations — volume 1
Nick Trost
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Un-Cards
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2008
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Subtle Card Creations — Volume 1
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200
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bill miesel's "red card prediction" \n prediction "you will select the only red card", faces-backs-ambiguity \n william p. miesel
2008
subtle card creations — volume 1
William P. Miesel
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Bill Miesel's "Red Card Prediction"
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2008
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Subtle Card Creations — Volume 1
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202
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the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n tarot cards spelled to get to predicted playing card \n justin higham \n fate, chance, freewill \n justin higham \n fate's datebook \n alex elmsley \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo
2008
dexterity manual
Justin Higham
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The Magician, The Fool, and The Wheel of Fortune
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Inspired by
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2008
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Dexterity Manual
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47
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deal, count, spell \n different handling for the magician, the fool and the wheel of fortune with six-sided die \n justin higham
2008
dexterity manual
Justin Higham
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Deal, Count, Spell
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2008
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Dexterity Manual
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50
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double out \n named card is either missing or odd-backed \n edward marlo \n double out \n edward marlo \n the phantom deck, ed marlo, marketed item, 1959
2008
antinomy
Edward Marlo
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Double Out
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Also published here
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Mar. 2008
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Antinomy
(Vol. 4 No. 1)
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9
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the trick that can be explained \n the artful ledger
"preliminary notes regarding contingency, opportunism and preparedness" \n jon racherbaumer \n spontaneous bob cunning \n jon racherbaumer
2008
antinomy
Jon Racherbaumer
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The Trick That Can Be Explained
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Related to
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Oct. 2008
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Antinomy
(Vol. 4 No. 2)
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5
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leveraged prediction \n two halves made, performer removes a mate from one half that matches an eventual selection from the other half \n mark levy
2008
antinomy
Mark Levy
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Leveraged Prediction
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Oct. 2008
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Antinomy
(Vol. 4 No. 2)
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12
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business card prediction \n prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon
2009
solomon's notes
David Solomon
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Business Card Prediction
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Also published here
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2009
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Solomon's Notes
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1
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the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n max maven \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein
2009
las vegas lecture
Max Maven
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The Thinking Cardman
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Also published here
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2009
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Las Vegas Lecture
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4
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cuatro y seis \n hofzinser transparent card as multiple out \n dani daortiz
2009
el manuscrito
Dani DaOrtiz
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Cuatro y Seis
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2009
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El Manuscrito
(Vol. 2 No. 7)
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139
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key club \n one of five cards is chosen and predicted on key chain \n john guastaferro \n keyring card \n terry seabrooke
2010
one degree
John Guastaferro
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Key Club
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Inspired by
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2010
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One Degree
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69
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the point-of-view card trick \n named card is found, memorized deck and multiple out \n juan esteban
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8
Juan Esteban
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The Point-of-View Card Trick
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2010
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8
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62
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insurance card \n named numbers are added to count to predicted card \n ramón riobóo
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8
Ramón Riobóo
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Insurance Card
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2010
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