of private confederacie, and of bandons pigeon \n on using stooges, for example for burnt and rediscovered card \n reginald scot \n of private confederacy. \n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Reginald Scot
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Of private confederacie, and of Bandons pigeon
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Related to
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1584
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The Discoverie of Witchcraft
(Issue XIII)
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174
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how to tell what card anie man thinketh, how to conveie the same into a kernell of a nut or cheristone, &c: and the same againe into ones pocket: how to make one drawe the same or anie card you list, and all under one devise \n card thought of is predicted on piece of paper in nut or button on spectator's coat, stooge, another person selects this card from deck, in optional repeat a nut with ink is cracked by some sucker \n unknown \n how to make a card vanish, and finde it againe in a nut \n unknown \n how to tell what card any man thinks of, how to convey it into the kernel of a nut or cherrystone, and the same again into another's pocket \n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
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How to tell what card anie man thinketh, how to conveie the same into a kernell of a nut or cheristone, &c: and the same againe into ones pocket: how to make one drawe the same or anie card you list, and all under one devise
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Related to
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1584
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The Discoverie of Witchcraft
(Issue XXVIII)
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190
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faire qu'une carte choisie par un premier spectateur, et mêlée dans le jeu par un second, se trouve la première qu'un troisième spectateur choisira librement; la métamorphoser en une autre carte au gré d'un quatrième, & la faire reparaître un instant \n card turns several times into the cards that other select or name \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
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Faire qu'une carte choisie par un premier spectateur, et mêlée dans le jeu par un second, se trouve la première qu'un troisième spectateur choisira librement; la métamorphoser en une autre carte au gré d'un quatrième, & la faire reparaître un instant
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1786
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Testament de Jérôme Sharp
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175
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der kunstschütze \n eine kartensoirée no. 3
card held by spectator is shot at, a hole appears in its middle \n unknown
1895
der zauberspiegel
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Der Kunstschütze
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Oct. 1895
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Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 1 No. 2)
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22
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die karte im glase \n card thought of and card chosen and lost, they are the same, it travels into a handkerchief-covered glass \n francis king
1897
die zauberwelt
Francis King
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Die Karte im Glase
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Feb. 1897
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 3 No. 2)
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21
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hellsehen mit karten \n medium knows order of cards after "spectator' shuffles, stooge, medium in dark bag with flash light \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt
A. J.
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Hellsehen mit Karten
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Dec. 1904
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 10 No. 12)
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188
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curious card reading \n card fairly chosen and lost while performer has his back to spectator, it is found, repeat and card is simply named by performer, confederate in audience codes card \n william larsen \n t. page wright
1928
the l. w. mindreading mysteries
William Larsen, T. Page Wright
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Curious Card Reading
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1928
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The L. W. Mindreading Mysteries
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2
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selective card in pocket \n selection travels into a pocket selected by spectator, variation with spectator's pocket instead \n robert parrish
1937
you'd be surprised
Robert Parrish
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Selective Card In Pocket
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1937
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You'd be Surprised
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35
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synthetic seconds \n two selections travel together, presented as second deal demonstration, stooge \n martin gardner \n destiny \n philip t. goldstein \n arthur carter
1938
the jinx
Martin Gardner
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Synthetic Seconds
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Related to
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1938
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The Jinx
(Issue Winter Extra 1937/38)
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272
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the "plant" switch \n stooge goes in corner to select a card which is divined by performer \n unknown
1943
25 methods for switching decks
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The "Plant" Switch
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1943
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25 Methods for Switching Decks
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1
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card in wallet \n \n unknown
1946
the phoenix 101-150
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Card in Wallet
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1946
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The Phoenix 101-150
(Issue 110)
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444
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side by side \n two spectator's cards are found next to each other \n ronald b. edwards
1946
the phoenix 101-150
Ronald B. Edwards
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Side by Side
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1946
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The Phoenix 101-150
(Issue 116)
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466
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the stethoscope \n using stooge and signal \n al baker \n the stethoscope \n al baker
1949
mental magic
Al Baker
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The Stethoscope
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Also published here
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1949
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Mental Magic
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93
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big skull \n pack placed in spectator's mouth, who is then tapped on the head. all cards, except selection fall out \n unknown \n skullocation life \n unknown
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250
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Big Skull
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Also published here
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1951
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The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 221)
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885
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balloon buster \n card in on of selected balloon, for magicians, three stooges (!) \n dr. ben b. braude
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250
Dr. Ben B. Braude
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Balloon Buster
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1951
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The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 224)
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897
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the invisible card in the cigarette \n thought-of card to cigarette \n don tanner
1953
the phoenix 251 — 300
Don Tanner
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The Invisible Card in the Cigarette
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1953
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The Phoenix 251 — 300
(Issue 296)
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1184
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(13) stooges \n comments, trick by "teddy" love where two spectator's select the same card as the performer does, three decks \n tony corinda \n "teddy" love \n three stooges, minus one \n "teddy" love
1958
predictions
Tony Corinda, "Teddy" Love
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(13) Stooges
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Also published here
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1958
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Predictions
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99
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the mentalist's pencil \n performer leaves the room and three cards are selected and hidden, all cards are divined \n dr. spencer thornton
1958
thornton's secrets of mental magic
Dr. Spencer Thornton
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The Mentalist's Pencil
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1958
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Thornton's Secrets of Mental Magic
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20
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double thought - single deck \n two cards thought of found, one ahead
- stooge version
- the exchange version
- the key card version
- memory version \n edward marlo \n double thoughts - single deck \n edward marlo \n double thought \n edward marlo
1959
marlo meets his match
Edward Marlo
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Double Thought - Single Deck
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Related toAlso published here
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1959
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Marlo Meets His Match
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12
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covenant \n ace, two and three are shuffled and distributed amongst three spectators, performer divines who has which card \n karl fulves \n covenant \n karl fulves \n test results \n tony bartolotta
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Karl Fulves
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Covenant
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VariationsAlso published here
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Mar. 1966
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 1 No. 5)
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23
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tow minds \n spectator divines card by gazing into crystal \n j. w. sarles
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
J. W. Sarles
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Tow Minds
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Winter 1967
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 3 No. 1st Folio)
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135
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smyth myth retold \n cards are shuffled face up into face down, pairs put on the table, when one spectator sees his card he says stop, the other card face down is the second selection \n dick koester \n allan ackerman
1970
magic mafia effects
Dick Koester, Allan Ackerman
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Smyth Myth Retold
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1970
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Magic Mafia Effects
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33
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baffling-impossibility \n memorized deck and stooge \n paul lepaul
1971
expert card chicanery
Paul LePaul
|
Baffling-Impossibility
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1971
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Expert Card Chicanery
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48
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a card named by an assistant \n to force a card \n edward g. brown
1973
the card magic of edward g. brown
Edward G. Brown
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A Card Named by an Assistant
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1973
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The Card Magic of Edward G. Brown
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191
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mind blow \n two cards are divined, difficult conditions \n ronnie gann
1976
magick
Ronnie Gann
|
Mind Blow
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1976
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Magick
(Issue 166)
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827
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a pocketful of miracles \n invisible deck, it becomes visible in the pocket of a spectator \n eddie fields \n mike schwartz
1976
invisible secrets revealed
Eddie Fields, Mike Schwartz
|
A Pocketful of Miracles
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1976
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Invisible Secrets Revealed
|
9
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no sleight card location \n two spectators each select a card with magician's back turned, they call out any cards and performer stops them at their selection \n john cornelius
1977
innovative magic no. 2
John Cornelius
|
No Sleight Card Location
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1977
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Innovative Magic No. 2
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16
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tuning in... \n during radio interview, host selects a card and calls a person who divines card, hole in business card to select number \n terry nosek
1978
magick
Terry Nosek
|
Tuning In...
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1978
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Magick
(Issue 216)
|
1079
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leverage \n two cards divined, confederate needed that can clock \n karl fulves \n parallel lines \n karl fulves
1979
the shamrock code / the parallel principle
Karl Fulves
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Leverage
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Related to
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1979
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The Shamrock Code / The Parallel Principle
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43
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covenant \n no. 61, ace, two and three are shuffled and distributed amongst three spectators, performer divines who has which card \n karl fulves \n covenant \n karl fulves
1979
self-working mental magic
Karl Fulves
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Covenant
|
Also published here
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1979
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Self-Working Mental Magic
|
103
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be insured \n insurance policy gag for "spelling to any card" routine \n ken de courcy
1980
super spell
Ken De Courcy
|
Be Insured
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1980
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Super Spell
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7
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bad memories \n spectator should card to neighbour, application in which that is a stooge \n ken de courcy
1980
cards in cabaret
Ken De Courcy
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Bad Memories
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1980
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Cards in Cabaret
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42
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skullocation life \n pack placed in spectator's mouth, who is then tapped on the head. all cards, except selection fall out \n unknown \n big skull \n unknown
1981
intermagic
|
Skullocation Life
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Also published here
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June 1981
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Intermagic
(Vol. 8 No. 2)
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74
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imposition \n assistant does not have to know the stack \n thomas alan waters \n spaulding's "audience rapport" in "the linking ring" vol. 22, no. 7. p.21.
1982
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
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Imposition
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Inspired by- Spaulding's "Audience Rapport" in "The Linking Ring" Vol. 22, No. 7. P.21.
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1982
|
Mind, Myth & Magick
(Issue Deckalogue)
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209
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any card - any wallet \n selection ends up in spectator's wallet \n bob haines
1982
fork full of appetizers
Bob Haines
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Any Card - Any Wallet
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1982
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Fork Full of Appetizers
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20
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nine plus \n nine cards are placed on a table, one is chosen while performer is in other room and then divined \n scott davis
1983
magick
Scott Davis
|
Nine Plus
|
Aug. 1983
|
Magick
(Issue 322)
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1608
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on the berglas effect \n stooge \n edward marlo \n mum, june 1978
1984
at the table
Edward Marlo
|
On The Berglas Effect
|
Also published here
|
1984
|
At The Table
|
67
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insolvable mystery \n deck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position, also with stooge that names card (1942) \n dai vernon \n frederick braue \n an insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Dai Vernon, Frederick Braue
|
Insolvable Mystery
|
Inspired byRelated to
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1985
|
The Fred Braue Notebooks
(Issue 3)
|
11
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dental telepathy \n two cards are selected while performer is in other room, both cards are divined, code \n hal barlow
1987
magick
Hal Barlow
|
Dental Telepathy
|
Apr. 1987
|
Magick
(Issue 388)
|
1938
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session - 2 \n on using confederates \n karl fulves
1987
secret session — part two
Karl Fulves
|
Session - 2
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1987
|
Secret Session — Part Two
|
30
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any card, then any number \n with repeat, two methods \n simon aronson
1990
the aronson approach
Simon Aronson
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Any Card, Then Any Number
|
1990
|
The Aronson Approach
|
93
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two heads are better than one \n a friend locates a card, stooged with some simple instructions \n gary kurtz \n tow heads are better than one \n gary kurtz
1992
prinzipien in der praxis
Gary Kurtz
|
Two Heads Are Better Than One
|
Also published here
|
1992
|
Prinzipien in der Praxis
|
21
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card gossip \n person thinks of a card and whispers it to someone, who whispers it to another one but can lie, and so on, final card predicted in brainnwave deck or other
- the silent partner option
- the index option
- thumb writing \n sid fleischman
1993
the charlatan's handbook
Sid Fleischman
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Card Gossip
|
1993
|
The Charlatan's Handbook
|
145
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chance by choice \n four cards are cut to, sum is predicted in envelope \n scott robinson \n errors and omissions \n steve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2
Scott Robinson
|
Chance by Choice
|
Related to
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1995
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
|
89
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the nine-cent card trick \n no. 63, nine cards in square and nine pennies laid out, one chosen, card and date on coin on it divined, using a confederate \n karl fulves
1995
easy magic
Karl Fulves
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The Nine-Cent Card Trick
|
1995
|
Easy Magic
|
89
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tow heads are better than one \n a friend locates a card, stooged with some simple instructions \n gary kurtz \n two heads are better than one \n gary kurtz
1995
lecture notes 1995
Gary Kurtz
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Tow Heads Are Better Than One
|
Also published here
|
1995
|
Lecture Notes 1995
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22
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anyone - anywhere \n three phases, memorized deck, stooge \n edward marlo
1996
al cardpone
Edward Marlo
|
Anyone - Anywhere
|
1996
|
Al Cardpone
|
24
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the value of x \n spectator stops at another spectator's selection during deal \n karl fulves
1996
blocking off
Karl Fulves
|
The Value of X
|
1996
|
Blocking Off
|
89
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silent partner \n with stooge, but not the dealing spectator \n karl fulves
1996
13 prophets
Karl Fulves
|
Silent Partner
|
1996
|
13 Prophets
|
21
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benefactor \n with two cards that turn out to be mates, riffle shuffle control \n karl fulves
1996
13 prophets
Karl Fulves
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Benefactor
|
1996
|
13 Prophets
|
25
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voice print \n freely chosen card, deck in glass, message appears on slate to locate card \n karl fulves \n informant \n karl fulves \n "no force card prediction" (bud buonocore, mum, feb. 1969)
1996
underworld
Karl Fulves
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Voice Print
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Related to
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1996
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Underworld
(Issue 4)
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53
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notes \n gemini twins with a stooge, face-up gemini in which the backs match instead of faces \n karl fulves \n face-up gemini twins \n martin gardner
1996
the fine print
Karl Fulves
|
Notes
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Inspired by
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1996
|
The Fine Print
(Issue 3)
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38
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card in bottle \n handkerchief put over deck, bottle appears underneath with signed selection in it \n simon lovell
1997
simon says!
Simon Lovell
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Card In Bottle
|
1997
|
Simon Says!
|
79
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supplementary note \n two cards chosen and hidden somewhere, performer divines hiding place and identity of one card, the other is heard on answering machine when a phone number is called \n karl fulves
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Karl Fulves
|
Supplementary Note
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
110
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to tell which card of fifty-two is touched in your absence \n no. 2, coding by assistant \n ellis stanyon \n alternate method for no. 2 \n ellis stanyon \n another alternate method for no. 2 \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
To Tell Which Card of Fifty-two Is Touched in Your Absence
|
Variations
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
112
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alternate method for no. 2 \n no. 3, verbal code
- variation \n ellis stanyon \n to tell which card of fifty-two is touched in your absence \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
Alternate Method for No. 2
|
Inspired by
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1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
112
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another alternate method for no. 2 \n no. 4, confederate names a card which codes the actual card \n ellis stanyon \n to tell which card of fifty-two is touched in your absence \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
Another Alternate Method for No. 2
|
Inspired by
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1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
113
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to conjure a card under a flowerpot \n no. 5 \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
To Conjure a Card Under a Flowerpot
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
113
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to conjure a card into your pocket \n no. 6, stooge names the card \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
To Conjure a Card into Your Pocket
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
114
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a card instantly removed from a pack in the pocket \n no. 7, named card to pocket \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
A Card Instantly Removed from a Pack in the Pocket
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
114
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with a confederate \n no. 11, confederate has the card replaced reversed \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
With a Confederate
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
210
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fate in the side pocket \n unknown card in performer's pocket, card peeked at and one thought of in fan, performer divines one and other one is in pocket \n karl fulves
2001
new card controls
Karl Fulves
|
Fate In The Side Pocket
|
2001
|
New Card Controls
|
110
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cheater's poker \n ace assembly with packets in signed envelopes in pockets, stooge switches envelopes in his pocket \n alan wakeling \n jim steinmeyer \n a golden fleecing \n jerry k. hartman
2001
mr. gadfly
Alan Wakeling, Jim Steinmeyer
|
Cheater's Poker
|
Variations
|
2001
|
Mr. Gadfly
(Vol. 1 No. 2 July/August)
|
3
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the stethoscope \n using stooge and signal \n al baker \n the stethoscope \n al baker
2003
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
The Stethoscope
|
Also published here
|
2003
|
The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Mental Magic)
|
337
|
|
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the allergic card trick \n \n jim steinmeyer
2003
artificial conclusions
Jim Steinmeyer
|
the allergic Card trick
|
2003
|
Artificial conclusions
|
25
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number at card \n deck with numbers on the backs, named card has named number on back, two versions \n anthony owen \n number at card \n anthony owen
2003
some tricks
Anthony Owen
|
Number At Card
|
Also published here
|
2003
|
Some Tricks
|
2
|
|
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reading the future \n \n rajneesh madhok
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5
Rajneesh Madhok
|
Reading the Future
|
2004
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 5
|
54
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yo, adrian \n two spectators take a card from half the deck and place it in the other, both divined, one is a confederate \n karl fulves
2005
clockwork
Karl Fulves
|
Yo, Adrian
|
2005
|
Clockwork
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13
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the da vander code \n impossible location, with stooge in audience that codes card \n rick merrill
2005
home schooled
Rick Merrill
|
The Da Vander Code
|
2005
|
Home Schooled
|
22
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khan iii \n helper only has to remember two cards \n lewis jones
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Lewis Jones
|
KHAN III
|
2006
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
|
141
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blindsight \n spectator covers eyes of performer, cards are selected from deck and performer is able to name them \n lewis jones
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Lewis Jones
|
Blindsight
|
2006
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
|
145
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the crown strategem \n the artful ledger
on using stooges so they cannot see through the whole trick \n jon racherbaumer
2006
antinomy
Jon Racherbaumer
|
The Crown Strategem
|
May 2006
|
Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
|
4
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double thought \n stooge version \n edward marlo \n double thought - single deck \n edward marlo
2006
antinomy
Edward Marlo
|
Double Thought
|
Also published here
|
May 2006
|
Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
|
5
|
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marlo-d'amico's berglas solution \n \n edward marlo \n carmen d'amico
2006
antinomy
Edward Marlo, Carmen D'Amico
|
Marlo-D'Amico's Berglas Solution
|
May 2006
|
Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
|
6
|
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norman beck's version \n repeat performances with multiple stooges to fool a few designated people \n norman beck
2006
antinomy
Norman Beck
|
Norman Beck's Version
|
May 2006
|
Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
|
6
|
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any cards at any numbers \n one spectator notes down card and number, another as well, both cards are counted to and the cards are there, only one stooge \n tomas blomberg
2006
antinomy
Tomas Blomberg
|
Any Cards at Any Numbers
|
May 2006
|
Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
|
7
|
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three stooges, minus one \n two spectator's select the same card as the performer does, three decks \n "teddy" love \n (13) stooges \n tony corinda \n "teddy" love
2006
antinomy
"Teddy" Love
|
Three Stooges, Minus One
|
Also published here
|
May 2006
|
Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
|
8
|
|
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a crown con \n three selections (chosen, thought of and named) turn out to be the same card that the performer reverses under the table, two stooges that don't know how the effect work in its entirety \n jon racherbaumer \n simplex or complex \n edward marlo
2006
antinomy
Jon Racherbaumer
|
A Crown Con
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Inspired by
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May 2006
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Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
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9
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the thomas crown affair \n coincidence trick using fifteen stooges \n jack parker \n the thomas crown affair \n jack parker
2006
antinomy
Jack Parker
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The Thomas Crown Affair
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Also published here
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May 2006
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Antinomy
(Vol. 2 No. 2)
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14
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the thomas crown affair \n coincidence trick using fifteen stooges \n jack parker \n the thomas crown affair \n jack parker
2007
52 memories
Jack Parker
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The Thomas Crown Affair
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Also published here
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2007
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52 Memories
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197
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bongers/biro poker stunt \n one card travels from deck to poker hand, kato's card happening flick \n pete biro
2007
genii
Pete Biro
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Bongers/Biro Poker Stunt
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Aug. 2007
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Genii
(Vol. 70 No. 8)
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74
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moment's notice \n two cards pocketed by performer, then two cards chosen and one of them signed, the pocketed cards turn out to be those cards \n unknown
2009
prolix
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Moment's Notice
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2009
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Prolix
(Issue 6)
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395
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known aim \n stooge \n lewis jones
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8
Lewis Jones
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Known Aim
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2010
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8
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142
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derringer \n cards at two named numbers are predicted, stooge \n tom stone
2011
maelstrom
Tom Stone
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Derringer
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2011
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Maelstrom
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133
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rider attached \n unknown card from blue deck removed, performer puts red-backed duplicate in blue deck, it is found from face by spectator \n karl fulves
2011
prolix
Karl Fulves
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Rider Attached
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2011
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Prolix
(Issue 9)
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595
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pushed \n top two cards remembered, replaced, then spectators take them themselves, they transpose \n unknown
2011
prolix
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Pushed
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2011
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Prolix
(Issue 9)
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607
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afcaan \n "another fucking card at any number", with crib sheet for stooge \n wayne dobson
2013
more look no hands
Wayne Dobson
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AFCAAN
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2013
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More Look No Hands
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8
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coincidence \n "(an alternative approach to any card at any number)", stooge \n allan hagen
2017
serendipity
Allan Hagen
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Coincidence
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2017
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Serendipity
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38
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number at card \n deck with numbers on the backs, named card has named number on back, two versions \n anthony owen \n number at card \n anthony owen
2017
secrets
Anthony Owen
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Number At Card
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Also published here
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2017
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Secrets
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175
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prédiction bête humaine \n prediction of a number \n yves carbonnier
2019
grand livre de cartomagie
Yves Carbonnier
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Prédiction Bête Humaine
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2019
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Grand Livre de Cartomagie
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282
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moe fun \n featuring a fair selection procedure in which selection is cut into packets, two distant key cards, another spectator stops the spectator's deal to find selection, with variations (faro, no stooge, edge marks) \n michael powers \n linking ring, april 2009
2019
tesseract
Michael Powers
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Moe Fun
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Also published here
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2019
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Tesseract
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213
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