the back room \n an idea for a transformation of a ball into an egg, and a haunted deck idea by ed cannon \n bruce elliott
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Bruce Elliott
The Back Room
an idea for a transformation of a ball into an egg, and a haunted deck idea by Ed Cannon
how to haunt a pack \n described by robert parrish
- impromptu method
- method with slick cards
- tip for al baker method \n charlie miller
1959
ireland's yearbooks Charlie Miller
the haunted deck \n after haunted deck ghost on card, then drawing changes to reveal selection \n bill hendricks
1960
ireland's yearbooks Bill Hendricks
The Haunted Deck
after Haunted deck ghost on card, then drawing changes to reveal selection
dim the lights \n small hand taps out value of first selection, then finds second selection by dragging top half away, see also p. 340 \n dr. stanley jaks \n die mysteriöse geisterhand \n unknown \n the haunted deck \n michael close \n unexplained \n karl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Dr. Stanley Jaks
Dim The Lights
small hand taps out value of first selection, then finds second selection by dragging top half away, see also p. 340
(6) the mary shelley problem \n doll pieces examined and assembled, then comes to life, electronics, no details given, isoforms, also for non-thread animation of origami figures or haunted deck, pipe dreamy \n karl fulves
1976
interlocutor Karl Fulves
(6) The Mary Shelley Problem
doll pieces examined and assembled, then comes to life, electronics, no details given, isoforms, also for non-thread animation of origami figures or Haunted Deck, pipe dreamy
self-cutting deck \n tabled deck covered with handkerchief, when removed it has cut into two halves at selection \n slydini
1979
the chronicles Slydini
Self-Cutting Deck
tabled deck covered with handkerchief, when removed it has cut into two halves at selection
more notes yet \n notes on the interlock principle
(a) no-break approach
(b) alternate procedure
(c) switch with double card
(d) paper clip addition, paper clip version of hofzinser problem
(e) connection to tilt
(f) allusion to haunted pack set-up with interlock \n karl fulves \n wired thot \n karl fulves
1980
interlock Karl Fulves
More Notes Yet
notes on the Interlock principle
(A) No-Break approach
(B) alternate procedure
(C) switch with double card
(D) paper clip addition, paper clip version of Hofzinser problem
(E) connection to Tilt
(F) allusion to Haunted Pack set-up with Interlock
hci \n tarot cards haunted deck in a handkerchief, two versions, glorpy, plate-lifter gimmick \n thomas alan waters \n spooks \n thomas alan waters
1984
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
HCI
tarot cards haunted deck in a handkerchief, two versions, glorpy, plate-lifter gimmick
more shuffle problems \n - previous erdnase
- dollar deal
- haunted transfer
- markers \n karl fulves
1984
riffle shuffle technique - part three Karl Fulves
floating penthouse \n deck put on flat hand, deck opens up by itself and three selection rise into three different directions \n edward marlo \n "the ultimate floating deck" (ben harris, 1984)
1985
midnight special Edward Marlo
Floating Penthouse
deck put on flat hand, deck opens up by itself and three selection rise into three different directions
float-flip-flight \n half of the deck floats up, then selected card shoots out of deck \n srechko howard \n paul harris \n ben harris
1986
killer klose-up Srechko Howard, Paul Harris, Ben Harris
Float-Flip-Flight
Half of the deck floats up, then selected card shoots out of deck
the haunted pack \n "added perfomance touches and strategies" \n al baker \n eugene burger
1987
the performance of close-up magic Al Baker, Eugene Burger
spooks \n two version on haunted deck with tarot cards
- hauntkerchief
- pullbox \n thomas alan waters \n hci \n thomas alan waters
1987
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
haunted angel \n rubber banded deck cuts itself slowly at selection \n david britland \n business thoughts \n david britland
1988
card kinetics David Britland
Haunted Angel
rubber banded deck cuts itself slowly at selection
cutting remarks \n thread-less self-cutting deck, strip stuck to a card
- the gimmick
- the basic handling
- controlling the selection
- notes \n david britland \n "the robot pack" (?), abracadabra \n ascension \n peter duffie
1990
cutting remarks David Britland
Cutting Remarks
thread-less self-cutting deck, strip stuck to a card
the poltergeist pack \n interesting thread hook-up \n tommy wonder \n ed marlo's idea in the linking ring (sept. 1963, vol. 43 no. 9, p. 61)
1996
the books of wonder — volume 1 Tommy Wonder
The Poltergeist Pack
interesting thread hook-up
Related to
Ed Marlo's idea in The Linking Ring (Sept. 1963, Vol. 43 No. 9, p. 61)
the mechanical deck \n using marlo's gimmick on thread, done as a kind of side-ways card rise \n ron bauer \n edward marlo
1999
mechanical deck Ron Bauer, Edward Marlo
The Mechanical Deck
using Marlo's gimmick on thread, done as a kind of side-ways card rise