the bare-faced detection\nno. 13, card chosen by cutting, found with the faced towards the spectators at all times\ncharles t. jordan\n"exact location" (juan tamariz, mnemonica)
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
The Bare-Faced Detection
No. 13, card chosen by cutting, found with the faced towards the spectators at all times
transposition extraordinary\nno. 2, deck separated in red and black, card from red half put in black half, it is predicted and transposes with another red card, halves rubber banded\nt. nelson downs
1920
ten new sleight of hand card tricks T. Nelson Downs
Transposition Extraordinary
No. 2, deck separated in red and black, card from red half put in black half, it is predicted and transposes with another red card, halves rubber banded
everywhere and nowhere\n1. (using two duplicates)
2. using a short card
3. with a borrowed deck
4. with an ordinary deck without duplicates\n unknown
1935
card manipulations
Unknown
Everywhere and Nowhere
1. (using two duplicates)
2. Using a Short Card
3. With a Borrowed Deck
4. With an Ordinary Deck without Duplicates
hidden mystery\ntwo cards selected with dealing procedure, performer places another card next to them one by one\nherb runge\nhidden mystery\nherb runge\ninformant\nkarl fulves
1940
the jinx 51-100 Herb Runge
Hidden Mystery
two cards selected with dealing procedure, performer places another card next to them one by one
in the mind\nperformer really blindfolded
- think stop with one selection
- think stop with three selections
- a chosen card is named\nhen fetsch
1940
the jinx 51-100 Hen Fetsch
In the Mind
performer really blindfolded
- think stop with one selection
- think stop with three selections
- a chosen card is named
ringing the changes\ncard and its position remembered, optional stranger card\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
Ringing the Changes
card and its position remembered, optional stranger card
the three of spades\nwriting appears on face of selection\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
chosen card to pocket at any number\nbetween five and twelve cards to trouser pocket, selection last, duplicate, credit information\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
1943
tricks and sleights Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
Chosen Card to Pocket at any Number
between five and twelve cards to trouser pocket, selection last, duplicate, credit information
the migrating pasteboard\ncard travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card\ntheodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
The Migrating Pasteboard
card travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card
al 'n dai again\nstranger card, sandwiched, see p. 1061 for more details\nal baker\ndai vernon\nal-n-dai\nal baker\ndai vernon
1952
the phoenix 251 - 300 Al Baker, Dai Vernon
Al 'n Dai Again
stranger card, sandwiched, see p. 1061 for more details
version of jack mcmillen's prophesied leaper\nselection vanishes from one half and reappears in other at predicted position, stranger card\njack mcmillen\ncharlie miller
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Jack McMillen, Charlie Miller
Version of Jack McMillen's Prophesied Leaper
selection vanishes from one half and reappears in other at predicted position, stranger card
air mail prediction\nfeaturing finesse for a henry christ force beneath table\nedward marlo\nthe lap addition\njack avis\npost-it prediction\ndavid solomon\nthe under-the-table force\nedward marlo
1969
hierophant Edward Marlo
Air Mail Prediction
featuring finesse for a Henry Christ force beneath table
between your palms\ncard between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card\nalex elmsley\nmirage\nmichael carrion\nbetricks and between\njerry k. hartman\nthe hyper space card\nbaltazar fuentes
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Alex Elmsley
Between Your Palms
card between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card
a sandwich approach\nsandwiched card on table turns out to be later selection, seven methods\nedward marlo\nthe three of clubs\nralph w. hull\n unknown\na hull of a trick\nedward marlo
1975
hierophant Edward Marlo
A Sandwich Approach
sandwiched card on table turns out to be later selection, seven methods
between elmsley, brown, and himber\nusing himber wallet and stranger\njon racherbaumer\ned brown\ntalismanic card in wallet\njon racherbaumer\nedward marlo\ni won't even look\nedward marlo
1976
kabbala - volume 3 Jon Racherbaumer, Ed Brown
impossible location\nno. 52, selection located first without looking at faces, then in pocket, stranger card\n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
Impossible Location
No. 52, selection located first without looking at faces, then in pocket, stranger card
switchcraft outdone!\nthree methods (one with duplicate, one impromptu, one with stranger)\nfrank garcia\nken krenzel\nswitchcraft\ntheodore annemann\njohn scarne
1982
the close-up magic of frank garcia - part ii Frank Garcia, Ken Krenzel
Switchcraft Outdone!
three methods (one with duplicate, one impromptu, one with stranger)
transposition card to wallet tip\nusage of stranger card\nedward marlo\ntransposition card to wallet\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
instant ace assembly\nthree x-cards on one ace, other aces in deck, three x-cards become aces, three stranger aces\nedward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
Instant Ace Assembly
three x-cards on one Ace, other Aces in deck, three x-cards become Aces, three stranger Aces
i'll do it again!\ntwo halves on table, face-up card travels from half to half, repeat, red and black sections transpose, three stranger cards\nedward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
I'll Do It Again!
two halves on table, face-up card travels from half to half, repeat, red and black sections transpose, three stranger cards
logical reverse assembly - third method\nfour aces with three x-cards, fifth packet to which aces travel, then all back, stranger aces\nedward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
Logical Reverse Assembly - Third Method
four Aces with three x-cards, fifth packet to which Aces travel, then all back, stranger Aces
between your palms\ncard between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card\nalex elmsley\nabracadabra, vol. 13 no. 335, june 28, 1952, p. 361\nanother departed point\nsimon lovell\nquicker than my shadow\ndominique duvivier\nlies\ndavid regal
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Between Your Palms
card between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card
sending it through\ncard goes through a series of changes when pushed sideways through the deck\ndavid regal\nthrough-the-deck change\ndavid regal
1999
close-up & personal David Regal
Sending It Through
Card goes through a series of changes when pushed sideways through the deck
hidden mystery\ntwo cards selected with dealing procedure, performer places another card next to them one by one, reprinted from jinx\nherb runge\nhidden mystery\nherb runge
1999
the fine print Herb Runge
Hidden Mystery
two cards selected with dealing procedure, performer places another card next to them one by one, reprinted from Jinx
mid-nite marvel\nperformer finds a four-of-a-kind below table, those transpose with some card in the deck, changed from dark room effect to below table
- second approach (involving the location of a selection)\nburling hull\nkarl fulves\n"mid-nite marvel" (burling hull, clever card collection of 1932)
2005
latter day secrets Burling Hull, Karl Fulves
Mid-Nite Marvel
performer finds a four-of-a-kind below table, those transpose with some card in the deck, changed from dark room effect to below table
- Second Approach (involving the location of a selection)
Inspired by
"Mid-Nite Marvel" (Burling Hull, Clever Card Collection of 1932)
a narrowed thought\ncard thought of and after small dealing procedure it is named, hands-off\njoseph barry\n"mind reader's lucid dream" (justin higham, clairvoyant, mental topper and the mind-reader's dream, 2011)
2014
reverie Joseph Barry
A Narrowed Thought
card thought of and after small dealing procedure it is named, hands-off
Inspired by
"Mind Reader's Lucid Dream" (Justin Higham, Clairvoyant, Mental Topper and The Mind-Reader's Dream, 2011)