der kartensprung\ncard face-down on table, deck dropped on it, card jumps face-up to top of deck\n unknown\numschlagen einer karte\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Der Kartensprung
card face-down on table, deck dropped on it, card jumps face-up to top of deck
the appearance of desired cards\ntop card of shuffled deck changes into any named card\n unknown\nder zuschauer als karten-kommandant\n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
The Appearance of Desired Cards
top card of shuffled deck changes into any named card
introducing the ambitious card trick\ncard appears face-up on deck during springing of cards, application of spring palm\n unknown
1936
card manipulations
Unknown
Introducing the Ambitious Card Trick
card appears face-up on deck during springing of cards, application of Spring Palm
control knockout\ncard is produced on top via slip cut two times\nbill simon\nfrank garcia\n"slip cut effect" (ed marlo, the gen, april 1956)
1972
million dollar card secrets Bill Simon, Frank Garcia
the zany gaff\ndeck placed on table, covered with handkerchief, selection comes face up to top, magnetic thread gimmick between hands\nmike rogers
1972
kabbala - volume 1 Mike Rogers
The Zany Gaff
deck placed on table, covered with handkerchief, selection comes face up to top, magnetic thread gimmick between hands
flip-over\nair pressure turnover, with annemann variation\n unknown\ntheodore annemann\nthe undercover mystery\ntheodore annemann
1972
the living end
Unknown, Theodore Annemann
rising in china\ncard appears face up under chinese coin on deck (original idea for gimmick: tosheroon by bob dreibeck, marketed by harry stanley.)\nbernard bilis\ncard flight\nedward marlo
1976
close up, french style Bernard Bilis
Rising in China
Card appears face up under Chinese coin on deck (original idea for gimmick: Tosheroon by Bob Dreibeck, marketed by Harry Stanley.)
bewitched board\nreversed card appears on top of deck when deck is stroked with a board, selection written on board\na. r. mousley
1982
spell-binder A. R. Mousley
Bewitched Board
reversed card appears on top of deck when deck is stroked with a board, selection written on board
thompson turnover\n"al thompson" = alvin?
alternative to air pressure turnover, right little finger under card\nalvin c. thompson
1985
the fred braue notebooks Alvin C. Thompson
Thompson Turnover
"Al Thompson" = Alvin?
alternative to air pressure turnover, right little finger under card
a not so humble beginning\ngetting into a routine, selection suddenly appears face-up on deck\nrichard sanders
1987
when creators collide... Richard Sanders
A Not so Humble Beginning
getting into a routine, selection suddenly appears face-up on deck
ending #1: face-up finale\ndeck rubber-banded, thrown in other hand, selection appears face-up on deck\njay sankey\nrichard sanders\nbanded: that's impossible!\nedward marlo
1987
when creators collide... Jay Sankey, Richard Sanders
Ending #1: Face-up Finale
deck rubber-banded, thrown in other hand, selection appears face-up on deck
the profoundly flippant reverse\none-handed effect in which peeked-at card appears on deck, vanishes, reappears face up in center\nken krenzel
1990
close-up impact! Ken Krenzel
The Profoundly Flippant Reverse
one-handed effect in which peeked-at card appears on deck, vanishes, reappears face up in center
two in a hammock\ntwo selections appear on deck one by one one-handed, then vanish and travel into pocket, two double facers\nken krenzel
1990
close-up impact! Ken Krenzel
Two in a Hammock
two selections appear on deck one by one one-handed, then vanish and travel into pocket, two double facers
leipzig's opener\ncard appears on top of the deck in spectator's hand, as a last phase in leipzig's slap ace routine\nharry levine\nslap four ace routine\nnate leipzig
1992
the trapdoor — volume two Harry Levine
Leipzig's Opener
card appears on top of the deck in spectator's hand, as a last phase in Leipzig's Slap Ace Routine
aces off the cuff\ntwo black aces are produced, transform into red two aces and reappear from the sleeves, "sleeve aces"\nal leech\nearl nelson\nedward marlo\ntwo hands: four aces\nal leech
1996
card college - volume 2 Al Leech, Earl Nelson, Edward Marlo
Aces Off the Cuff
two black Aces are produced, transform into red two Aces and reappear from the sleeves, "sleeve aces"
a useful utility for the twirl pass\n- bottom card face-up to top
selection appears face-up on top, or face-up top card transforms\nneal elias\na new glide\n unknown\nutility ideas\nkarl fulves
2001
new card controls Neal Elias
A Useful Utility For The Twirl Pass
- Bottom Card Face-Up To Top
selection appears face-up on top, or face-up top card transforms
leipzig-skinner surprise\nselection appears on face of deck, penetrates hand, appears face-up on deck\njohn carney\nnate leipzig\nmichael skinner\nleipzig's opener\nnate leipzig
2002
the book of secrets John Carney, Nate Leipzig, Michael Skinner
Leipzig-Skinner Surprise
selection appears on face of deck, penetrates hand, appears face-up on deck
covered, up!\nselection appears face up on deck while covered with handkerchief\njerry k. hartman\ncovered double shot\ngordon bean\njim patton
2005
penumbra Jerry K. Hartman
Covered, Up!
selection appears face up on deck while covered with handkerchief
neo slap aces\naces appear on deck one by one\nsteve reynolds\nslap four ace routine\nnate leipzig\nskinning the fat off the bone... nate leipzig's slap aces\nmichael skinner\nnate leipzig
2010
trench work Steve Reynolds
prohof\nfrom three selected cards spectator choose one, the three cards turn into the other three of same value, and selection appears face-up in the middle of the deck\ntomas blomberg
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
ProHof
from three selected cards spectator choose one, the three cards turn into the other three of same value, and selection appears face-up in the middle of the deck
ambitious card bit\ncard appears face-up on tabled deck
from a letter by ed marlo to jeff busby (june 8, 1979)\nfrank shields\nthe squeeze steal\nken krenzel
2017
facsimile Frank Shields
Ambitious Card Bit
card appears face-up on tabled deck
from a letter by Ed Marlo to Jeff Busby (June 8, 1979)