the ''twenty-seven card" trick\n"to cause a card selected by onespectator to appear at such number in the pack as another spectator may indicate"
piles picked up according to a table so thought-of card ends up in any position\n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
The ''Twenty-Seven Card" Trick
"To cause a Card selected by oneSpectator to appear at such number in the Pack as another Spectator may indicate"
piles picked up according to a table so thought-of card ends up in any position
abzählen der karten\nfaced deck, spectator names number, as force\n unknown\ndie geheimnisvolle verbindung\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
producing selected card at any number and at the same time cold packing\nany card is produced from pocket at named (small) number from shuffled deck, switch for memorized deck\nlaurie ireland\nbonus\nlaurie ireland\nroberto giobbi
1931
ireland writes a book Laurie Ireland
Producing Selected Card at Any Number and At The Same Time Cold Packing
any card is produced from pocket at named (small) number from shuffled deck, switch for memorized deck
the double whammy\ntwo cards, cccc (= color coded control cards)\npaul swinford\nthe double brotherly whammy\npaul swinford
1968
faro fantasy Paul Swinford
think stop\nplacing any card at any number with riffle shuffle, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves\nin the box\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique - preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves
Think Stop
placing any card at any number with riffle shuffle, posed as a problem
a gaffed card case\ngaffed case to mark position in deck as it is dumped out of the case, no actual cut, acaan application, perhaps memdeck\nkarl fulves\nspeller notes\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique - preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves
A Gaffed Card Case
gaffed case to mark position in deck as it is dumped out of the case, no actual cut, ACAAN application, perhaps memdeck
any card, any number - the second system\nbringing a card from position x to y with faro shuffling, odd deck, with even deck modified in-faro is required that ignores top card, generalization of alex elmsley's binary translocations\nmurray bonfeld\nbinary translocations\nalex elmsley
1977
faro concepts Murray Bonfeld
Any Card, Any Number - The Second System
bringing a card from position x to y with faro shuffling, odd deck, with even deck modified in-faro is required that ignores top card, generalization of Alex Elmsley's Binary Translocations
mindblow\ninspired by a david berglas audio tape (probably magiccassette by martin breese)\nal mann\njohn smetana\nbobby hughes
1979
magic castle lecture Al Mann, John Smetana, Bobby Hughes
Mindblow
inspired by a David Berglas audio tape (probably Magiccassette by Martin Breese)
imposition\nassistant does not have to know the stack\nthomas alan waters\nspaulding's "audience rapport" in "the linking ring" vol. 22, no. 7. p.21.
1982
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Imposition
assistant does not have to know the stack
Inspired by
Spaulding's "Audience Rapport" in "The Linking Ring" Vol. 22, No. 7. P.21.
one hundred and forty thousand six hundred and eight to one\nwith a number deck, number is selected unseen and put in envelope, playing card is selected and found at wished position in third deck, spectator can wish if counted from top or bottom\nbasil horwitz
1984
the mental magick of basil horwitz - volume 2 Basil Horwitz
One Hundred and Forty Thousand Six Hundred and Eight to One
with a number deck, number is selected unseen and put in envelope, playing card is selected and found at wished position in third deck, spectator can wish if counted from top or bottom
insolvable mystery\ndeck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position, also with stooge that names card (1942)\ndai vernon\nfrederick braue\nan insolvable mystery\ndai vernon\ninsolvable mystery\ndai vernon
1985
the fred braue notebooks Dai Vernon, Frederick Braue
Insolvable Mystery
deck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position, also with stooge that names card (1942)
nullifying the possibilities\ncard at any number, four methods, including commentary on the plot and vernon's "slap trick"\nedward marlo\nthe slap trick\ndai vernon\nlaurie ireland\n"card at any number"\nedward marlo
1989
so soon? Edward Marlo
Nullifying the Possibilities
card at any number, four methods, including commentary on the plot and Vernon's "Slap Trick"
numberskull\nwith three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52\nphilip t. goldstein\nmark leveridge's "count down"\nnumero\naage darling\ntouch\npaul curry
1991
music city conclave 1992 notes Philip T. Goldstein
Numberskull
with three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52
thotology\nrandom person phoned and asked to name any card, medium phoned asked for a number up to 52\ntony bartolotta\n"20th century telepathy" (john northern hilliard)\nthe connection\n unknown
1994
rigmarole Tony Bartolotta
Thotology
random person phoned and asked to name any card, medium phoned asked for a number up to 52
numberskull\nwith three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52\nphilip t. goldstein\nmark leveridge's "count down"\nnumero\naage darling\ntouch\npaul curry
1995
connotes Philip T. Goldstein
Numberskull
with three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52
numberskull\nwith three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52\nphilip t. goldstein\ntouch\npaul curry
1996
desert seminar notes Philip T. Goldstein
Numberskull
with three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52
the psychodelic winning game\ntwo handlings, peek deck, miscalling or billet switch with index\nalexander de cova
1997
seminarunterlagen 1997 Alexander de Cova
The Psychodelic Winning Game
two handlings, peek deck, miscalling or billet switch with index
numberskull\nwith three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52\nphilip t. goldstein\nmark leveridge's "count down"\nnumero\naage darling\ntouch\npaul curry
1999
baltimore notes Philip T. Goldstein
Numberskull
with three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52
can you solve this puzzle?\ndescription of any card at any number, without explanation and ace of hearts / eight of hearts bit, when a card is named\ndavid berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas David Berglas
Can You Solve this Puzzle?
description of Any Card at any Number, without explanation and Ace of Hearts / Eight of hearts bit, when a card is named
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\ndavid berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas David Berglas
The Berglas Effect
- 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
numberskull\nwith three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52\nphilip t. goldstein\nmark leveridge's "count down"\nnumero\naage darling\ntouch\npaul curry
2003
singapore notes Philip T. Goldstein
Numberskull
with three decks, one deck with numbers from one to 52
any card at (almost) any number\nspectator shuffles cards, half forcing deck\nstephan kirschbaum
2007
der stoff aus dem die wunder sind Stephan Kirschbaum
novacaan\nnumbers openly written on back of cards, number and card named, coincidence, memorized deck\nken krenzel
2009
relaxed impossibilities Ken Krenzel
NOVACAAN
numbers openly written on back of cards, number and card named, coincidence, memorized deck
caan caan\nany card at any number with two selections, one my magician, one by spectator, they find their own cards by naming a number\njerry k. hartman\nany\nkarl fulves
2010
caan craft Jerry K. Hartman
CAAN CAAN
Any Card At Any Number with two selections, one my magician, one by spectator, they find their own cards by naming a number
caan con\nacaan with one selection, magician tries and finds mate, spectator tries and finds the card\njerry k. hartman\nslipwitch\njerry k. hartman
2010
caan craft Jerry K. Hartman
CAAN Con
ACAAN with one selection, magician tries and finds mate, spectator tries and finds the card
caan game\nany card at any number with one selection, card selected random by suit and number\njerry k. hartman\nslipwitch\njerry k. hartman
2010
caan craft Jerry K. Hartman
CAAN Game
Any Card At Any Number with one selection, card selected random by suit and number
caan tu\nspectator names two numbers, one finds the magician's card, one finds their own named card, impromptu\njerry k. hartman
2010
caan craft Jerry K. Hartman
CAAN Tu
Spectator names two numbers, one finds the magician's card, one finds their own named card, impromptu
u-predict-it\nperformer and spectator name a card and number each, they match, half new deck order type stack used\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
U-Predict-It
performer and spectator name a card and number each, they match, half new deck order type stack used
devil's deal\nperformer and spectator each name a card and a number, gemini placement by counting to those numbers, for corrections see reference\nkarl fulves\ndevil's deal\nkarl fulves\nthe devil his due\nmel bennett
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
Devil's Deal
performer and spectator each name a card and a number, Gemini Placement by counting to those numbers, for corrections see reference
in the box\nplacing any card at any number with riffle shuffle, posed as a problem, with gaffed box to mark position in deck as it is dumped out of the case, no actual cut, acaan application\nkarl fulves\nthink stop\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
In The Box
placing any card at any number with riffle shuffle, posed as a problem, with gaffed box to mark position in deck as it is dumped out of the case, no actual cut, ACAAN application
shuffled acaan\nhandling in which the spectator can shuffle first\ndenis behr\na card and a number\nal baker\ns.a.c.a.a.n.\nasi wind
2011
handcrafted card magic - volume 2 Denis Behr
caa(s)n\n"unexplained"
card at any (small) number, card and number up to five named, envelope with five cards, card at position, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves
2011
prolix Karl Fulves
CAA(S)N
"Unexplained"
Card At Any (Small) Number, card and number up to five named, envelope with five cards, card at position, posed as a problem
devil's deal\nperformer and spectator each name a card and a number, gemini placement by counting to those numbers, corrected handling\nkarl fulves\ndevil's deal\nkarl fulves
2011
xtra credit Karl Fulves
Devil's Deal
performer and spectator each name a card and a number, Gemini Placement by counting to those numbers, corrected handling
gt's workers card at any number\ncard freely named, person on the other side of the phone names a number, card is found at that number, used to grab attention of people on the phone\ngarrett thomas\nthe texter / thumbs\ngarrett thomas
2012
the gift of magic: amazing moments Garrett Thomas
GT's Workers Card at Any Number
Card freely named, person on the other side of the phone names a number, card is found at that number, used to grab attention of people on the phone
selected card at any number\ncard at any number effect where the spectator spells the number.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks - volume 9 Steve Beam
Selected Card at Any Number
Card at any number effect where the spectator spells the number.
so-lution 1\n- phase 1: selecting a number
- phase 2: forcing one of twelve court cards
- phase 3: production of the card (climax)\nso sato
2016
the secrets of so sato So Sato
So-Lution 1
- Phase 1: Selecting a Number
- Phase 2: Forcing One of twelve Court Cards
- Phase 3: Production of the Card (Climax)
paradromic delusion\ntwo deck, one person names a card and a number, second person selects card, performer looks through deck and names position of selection, first person finds card and number in other deck\njohn hostler\n"svensk voodoo" (tomas blomberg, blomberg laboratories, 2015)\nrg location\nrichard goldshot\nundo influence: theory and practice\nsimon aronson
2018
firkin of deipotent trouvailles John Hostler
Paradromic Delusion
two deck, one person names a card and a number, second person selects card, performer looks through deck and names position of selection, first person finds card and number in other deck