the flying card\ncard thrown in air comes back, on thread tied to ceiling\nfriedrich w. conradi-horster\nthe flying and obedient card\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
The Flying Card
card thrown in air comes back, on thread tied to ceiling
the flying and obedient card\nwide distance boomerang card, thread\n unknown\nthe flying card\nfriedrich w. conradi-horster
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
throwing cards\nincluding:
- catching it in deck
- cutting it in half with scissors ("cut the whirling card in twain")
- throwing a double that splits in the air\n unknown
1909
the art of magic
Unknown
Throwing Cards
including:
- catching it in deck
- cutting it in half with scissors ("cut the whirling card in twain")
- throwing a double that splits in the air
the "boomerang" card\n- throwing cards with both hands: no pack used
- card caught with hand at side
- throwing two card together: no pack used
- catching a card with scissors
- addition to cutting a card in the air
- loaded card for "boomerang"\nvictor farelli
1933
farelli's card magic - part one Victor Farelli
The "Boomerang" Card
- Throwing Cards with Both Hands: No Pack Used
- Card Caught with Hand at Side
- Throwing Two Card Together: No Pack Used
- Catching a Card with Scissors
- Addition to Cutting a CArd in the Air
- Loaded Card for "Boomerang"
pop-up cards\ncards either appear at fingertips or shoot in air from classic palm\naudley walsh\n unknown
1945/27
tarbell course in magic - volume 4 Audley Walsh, Unknown
Pop-Up Cards
cards either appear at fingertips or shoot in air from classic palm
the shooting single handed deal\nsee reference for credit information\ndai vernon\ninner secrets of card magic\nedward marlo\ndai vernon\nlewis ganson
1959
inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
10. one two three it's yours\nselection found by scaling it up behind the back\npatrick page\none, two three, it's yours\npatrick page
1974
ten thoughts on close-up Patrick Page
die karte aus dem hut\ndeck placed in hat, hat is flicked and card jumps out\n unknown\ncards and hat\n"magic" christian stelzel
1978
einfach wunderbar - wunderbar einfach
Unknown
Die Karte aus dem Hut
deck placed in hat, hat is flicked and card jumps out
acrobatic card extension\nbluff rising sequence, then card jumps out between two cards\nlarry west\nanother royal miracle\njon racherbaumer
1979
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Larry West
Acrobatic Card Extension
bluff rising sequence, then card jumps out between two cards
"wind tunnel"\ncard flys out of the deck in if condition\nj. gordon o'genski\nget-ready for "wind tunnel"\nken krenzel
1982
apocalypse vol. 1-5 J. Gordon O'Genski
cards and hat\ndeck placed in hat, hat is flicked and card jumps out\n"magic" christian stelzel\ndie karte aus dem hut\n unknown
1982
stripper / konische karten "Magic" Christian Stelzel
Cards and Hat
deck placed in hat, hat is flicked and card jumps out
make it snappy!\nfour reversed aces lost in the deck, four times deck is cut and an ace flies out, uses slingshot snap out\nmeir yedid
1982
meir yedid's incredible close-up magic Meir Yedid
Make it Snappy!
four reversed Aces lost in the deck, four times deck is cut and an Ace flies out, uses Slingshot Snap Out
free & unlimited cardage of pasteboards\nloading card under object with slingshot snap out\nmeir yedid
1982
meir yedid's incredible close-up magic Meir Yedid
runaway business card\nbusiness card shoots out of deck at beginning\nmeir yedid\nslingshot snapout\nmeir yedid\ndie fliegende visitenkarte\nmeir yedid
1983
off the wall Meir Yedid
withdrawal\nindifferent card flicked into deck, causes selection to be shot out\nstephen tucker\nshooting star\nken krenzel
1984
the card-mad-gic of stephen tucker Stephen Tucker
Withdrawal
Indifferent card flicked into deck, causes selection to be shot out
machine-gun aces\ntwo halves are interlaced at right angles to simulate a gun, aces shoot out of deck one by one\nsteve blencoe\nharry eng
1996
the art of astonishment - book 1 Steve Blencoe, Harry Eng
Machine-Gun Aces
two halves are interlaced at right angles to simulate a gun, aces shoot out of deck one by one
stabbed in back\ndescription of catching card between two selections behind back as seen from jean irving\nbill frazee\nthe sphinx (feb. 1944)
2001
latter day secrets Bill Frazee
Stabbed In Back
description of catching card between two selections behind back as seen from Jean Irving
one, two three, it's yours\nselection found by scaling it up behind the back\npatrick page\n10. one two three it's yours\npatrick page
2011
magic page by page Patrick Page