tricks with long cards \n simple location of a card, either by using long card as key or by forcing long card \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
Tricks with Long Cards
simple location of a card, either by using long card as key or by forcing long card
das non plus ultra-kunststück \n pile of cards removed, noted and placed on pack, after some dealing procedure, the performer divines the cards in face-down layout, translation by john willmann \n unknown \n ne plus ultra - first method \n unknown \n das non plus ultra-kunststück \n unknown
1900
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das non plus ultra-Kunststück
pile of cards removed, noted and placed on pack, after some dealing procedure, the performer divines the cards in face-down layout, translation by John Willmann
the bare-faced detection \n no. 13, card chosen by cutting, found with the faced towards the spectators at all times \n charles 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
placement control \n cards returned to spread with known distance, brought together under key with dealing procedure \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
Placement Control
cards returned to spread with known distance, brought together under key with dealing procedure
a remarkable coincidence \n spectator cuts deck in three piles, remembers a card and cuts it back, second spectator locates card, two key cards \n oswald rae
1928
sub rosa Oswald Rae
A Remarkable Coincidence
spectator cuts deck in three piles, remembers a card and cuts it back, second spectator locates card, two key cards
the peep and riffle \n key card in center, selection controlled to top with an in-the-hands riffle shuffle \n graham adams
1931
mr. s. w. erdnase — "his book" Graham Adams
The Peep and Riffle
key card in center, selection controlled to top with an in-the-hands riffle shuffle
tone control \n four piles, two key cards on top, selection lost and found apparently via spectator's voice during him reading off all cards \n eric f. impey
1931
try this one Eric F. Impey
Tone Control
four piles, two key cards on top, selection lost and found apparently via spectator's voice during him reading off all cards
lift a few \n spectator cuts cards and replaced, performer divines number of cards, two key cards come from sleeve \n tom sellers
1934
card tricks that work Tom Sellers
Lift a Few
spectator cuts cards and replaced, performer divines number of cards, two key cards come from sleeve
the key card principle - an example of presentation \n \n unknown \n hugard's example of presentation \n roberto giobbi
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
The Key Card Principle - An Example of Presentation
sighting a card in the middle of the deck \n 1. ruffling the pack for return of card
2. the push through
3. charlier pass move
4. palming half the deck
5. turning index corner in fan of cards
6. index of card above chosen card
7. sighting card after spectator peeks at index
8. sighting any card called for \n unknown
1936
card manipulations
Unknown
Sighting a Card in the Middle of the Deck
1. Ruffling the Pack for Return of Card
2. The Push Through
3. Charlier Pass Move
4. Palming Half the Deck
5. Turning Index Corner in Fan of Cards
6. Index of Card Above Chosen Card
7. Sighting Card After Spectator Peeks at Index
8. Sighting Any Card Called For
locatrik \n location with two keys and two outs, gemini twins precursor \n theodore annemann \n polar stab \n steve beam \n scott robinson
1937
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
Locatrik
location with two keys and two outs, Gemini Twins precursor
the "last word" location \n two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys \n orville wayne meyer
1939
more card manipulations Orville Wayne Meyer
The "Last Word" Location
two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys
backhanded \n reprinted from the magic wand, card sticks to back of hand, key card location \n g. w. hunter \n g. w. hunter's laugh \n g. w. hunter
1940
the jinx 101-151 G. W. Hunter
Backhanded
reprinted from The Magic Wand, card sticks to back of hand, key card location
the perfect card location \n setting double back key card \n henry christ \n the miracle divination \n eugenia braue \n turn of the century \n paul curry
1942
prepared cards and accessories Henry Christ
another card discovery \n spectator counts off cards and stops, remembers card and replaces rest, either counting by ear or key card \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks Eddie Joseph
Another Card Discovery
spectator counts off cards and stops, remembers card and replaces rest, either counting by ear or key card
ode to the jinx \n three piles, one card from one pile selected and packet counted, card is found in performer's pocket \n clyde cairy
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Clyde Cairy
Ode to The Jinx
three piles, one card from one pile selected and packet counted, card is found in performer's pocket
more card magic (continued) \n key card placement with overhand shuffle \n jean hugard
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
57 \n two times performer knows where selection is, when spectator turns up cards and names them \n r. m. jamison
1947
the phoenix 101-150 R. M. Jamison
57
two times performer knows where selection is, when spectator turns up cards and names them
glorifying your magic \n 1. califaction of handkerchiefs (silks in dove pan merge together)
2. how to spell trust? (oddity on coin)
3. key card placement (charlier pass)
4. 20th century silks idea
5. zombie idea (floating flower pot)
6. comedy bits with a stooge
7. miser's dream shower (with handkerchief)
8. thumb tip idea (with scotch tape)
9. thimble color change
10. the cotton bunny (cotton bunny to real one, dove pan) \n jack yeager
1948
ireland's yearbooks Jack Yeager
Glorifying Your Magic
1. Califaction of Handkerchiefs (silks in dove pan merge together)
2. How to spell trust? (oddity on coin)
3. Key Card Placement (Charlier Pass)
4. 20th Century Silks idea
5. Zombie Idea (floating flower pot)
6. Comedy bits with a stooge
7. Miser's Dream Shower (with handkerchief)
8. Thumb Tip Idea (with scotch tape)
9. Thimble color change
10. The cotton bunny (cotton bunny to real one, dove pan)
the blind magician does a trick \n performer blindfolded via spectator's hand (human blindfold) or blindfold, two spectators with half the deck each cut off piles and make two selections, deck assembled, performer finds both
- method one
- method two
- method three \n eddie joseph
1949
premonition and the blind magician does a trick Eddie Joseph
The Blind Magician Does a Trick
performer blindfolded via spectator's hand (human blindfold) or blindfold, two spectators with half the deck each cut off piles and make two selections, deck assembled, performer finds both
the natural follow-up \n out-of-hand key card placement and discovery, blindfolded \n eddie joseph
1949
premonition and the blind magician does a trick Eddie Joseph
The Natural Follow-Up
out-of-hand key card placement and discovery, blindfolded
you do as i do \n no. 13, standard do as i do effect with two decks, spectator / performer selects same card coincidentally \n unknown \n you do as i do \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
Unknown
You Do as I Do
No. 13, Standard Do As I do effect with two decks, spectator / performer selects same card coincidentally
you do as i do (using one pack of cards) \n no. 14, do as i do, performer picks out spectator's card, asks spectator to take out similar card and is able to divine it \n al baker \n dr. ben b. braude
1950
scarne on card tricks Al Baker, Dr. Ben B. Braude
You Do as I Do (Using one pack of cards)
No. 14, Do As I Do, performer picks out spectator's card, asks spectator to take out similar card and is able to divine it
the four packs \n no. 20, spectator deals deck into four piles, remembers the top card of each pile, assemble the deck, performer divines the four cards \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
The Four Packs
No. 20, Spectator deals deck into four piles, remembers the top card of each pile, assemble the deck, performer divines the four cards
placing the key cards \n placing key card next to peeked at cards with cutting sequences<br/>a. placing key card by step control<br/>b. placing key card using cut control<br/>c. placing of key card using shuffle control<br/>d. placing of key card by use of side steal control \n edward marlo
1952
control systems Edward Marlo
Placing the Key Cards
placing key card next to peeked at cards with cutting sequences A. Placing Key Card by Step Control B. Placing Key Card Using Cut Control C. Placing of Key Card using Shuffle Control D. Placing of Key Card by Use of Side Steal Control
a miracle discovery \n three piles are made and under impossible conditions selection is found, using three key cards \n chan canasta \n effect \n chan canasta \n canastrick \n lewis jones \n chan canasta
1953
a miracle discovery Chan Canasta
A Miracle Discovery
three piles are made and under impossible conditions selection is found, using three key cards
emotional reaction \n key card \n dai vernon \n telepathic miracle \n j. b. bobo \n an emotional out \n roberto giobbi \n dai vernon \n impossible killer \n bill abbott \n dai vernon
1959
inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
no-touch key placement \n spectator selects and replaces card while performer has his back turned \n james steranko
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
No-Touch Key Placement
spectator selects and replaces card while performer has his back turned
perfectly deceptive \n three ideas (first two with the faro shuffle)
- key supreme (key card placement)
- unparadoxical (faro shuffle as false shuffle)
- prelude (add-on, cards on aces) \n bill hendricks
1960
ireland's yearbooks Bill Hendricks
t-formation \n as a force and a key card placement, two methods
- what is it?
- the basic position
- the pullover
- the pushover
- using the pullover
- using the pushover \n james g. thompson jr.
1961
t-formation James G. Thompson Jr.
key - faro aces \n setting aces as keys for a multiple control \n edward marlo \n vernon's aces \n dai vernon
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
key card placement \n running cut \n dai vernon \n placement control \n edward marlo \n another example: a vernon key card placement \n gary kurtz \n key card control \n roberto giobbi
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
the center cut \n center block pass false cut, credit information, as key placement for peeked at card \n harvey rosenthal \n crazy eddie \n karl fulves \n the center cut \n harvey rosenthal
1971
epilogue Harvey Rosenthal
The Center Cut
center block pass false cut, credit information, as key placement for peeked at card
the non-slip cut - basic technique \n spectator removes block from center, a card is held back there \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
The Non-Slip Cut - Basic Technique
spectator removes block from center, a card is held back there
marlo on the christ force \n as key card placement, five variations \n edward marlo \n henry christ \n ten paces to the right \n roy walton \n turn of the century \n paul curry
1971
hierophant Edward Marlo, Henry Christ
ten paces to the right \n selection ten cards away from face-up ten spot, faro (see page 8 for non-faro suggestion by j. stewart smith), see page 16 for correction \n roy walton \n marlo on the christ force \n edward marlo \n henry christ
1971
kabbala — volume 1 Roy Walton
Ten Paces to the Right
selection ten cards away from face-up Ten spot, faro (see page 8 for non-faro suggestion by J. Stewart Smith), see page 16 for correction
placement control \n crimp, basically tabled version of vernon's placement \n edward marlo \n key card placement \n dai vernon
1971
kabbala — volume 1 Edward Marlo
Placement Control
crimp, basically tabled version of Vernon's Placement
notes on the handling - 4. \n key card placement from riffle shuffle cull \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part two Karl Fulves
centering \n placing a selection so that it is half the deck away from a key card
1. by estimation
2. by an "over and under" shuffle
3. variation
4. variation of 2. \n gene finnell
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
Centering
placing a selection so that it is half the deck away from a key card
1. By Estimation
2. By an "over and under" shuffle
3. variation
4. variation of 2.
camouflage control - the no slip cut \n "basic technique" and "controlled cut", procedures with center cuts and distant key cards \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo
Camouflage Control - The No Slip Cut
"Basic Technique" and "Controlled Cut", procedures with center cuts and distant key cards
turn of the century \n \n paul curry \n the perfect card location \n henry christ \n the perfect miracle \n paul curry \n double-back corner-short location \n unknown \n marlo on the christ force \n edward marlo \n henry christ \n sagittarius \n david britland \n betwixt and between \n peter duffie \n turn of the century \n paul curry \n an old (sheared) black ram<sup>2</sup> \n michael weber \n paul curry \n 6 covers 6 \n ryan schlutz
1974
paul curry presents Paul Curry
smashing! \n spectator selects one out of three cards, it's the previously selected card \n dr. john nichols
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii Dr. John Nichols
Smashing!
spectator selects one out of three cards, it's the previously selected card
glimpse and transfer \n card on bottom of pushed out packet is glimpsed and transferred on top, key card \n dennis marks
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii Dennis Marks
Glimpse and Transfer
card on bottom of pushed out packet is glimpsed and transferred on top, key card
the if cover up control #1 \n key card placed in break in originally lower half of if peek, faro brings it next to selection \n roger smith \n cover up cut \n edward marlo \n incomplete faro - multiple peeks \n edward marlo
1975
the faro sorcery trilogy — number 1 Roger Smith
The IF Cover Up Control #1
key card placed in break in originally lower half of IF peek, faro brings it next to selection
the if cover up control #2 \n key card placed in break in originally lower half of if peek, faro brings it next to selection
- handling a
- handling b
- handling b - a variation (two selections) \n roger smith
1975
the faro sorcery trilogy — number 1 Roger Smith
The IF Cover Up Control #2
key card placed in break in originally lower half of IF peek, faro brings it next to selection
the if drop control \n key card placed one faro away from selection with running cut procedure after if peek \n roger smith
1975
the faro sorcery trilogy — number 1 Roger Smith
The IF Drop Control
key card placed one faro away from selection with running cut procedure after IF peek
the miracle discovery \n spectator pulls packet out of center, shuffles it and remembers top card, then re-inserts it, card located \n karl fulves \n j. w. sarles
1977
the magic book Karl Fulves, J. W. Sarles
The Miracle Discovery
spectator pulls packet out of center, shuffles it and remembers top card, then re-inserts it, card located
remote viewing \n no. 56, two spectators remember cards in shuffled deck that is cut back-to-back far away, out-of-hand key card placement \n karl fulves
1979
self-working mental magic Karl Fulves
Remote Viewing
No. 56, two spectators remember cards in shuffled deck that is cut back-to-back far away, out-of-hand key card placement
aroma cards \n spectator shuffles, makes three piles and follows a selection procedure, card apparently found by smell \n ben harris \n woody meltcher
1981
magic from which memories are made! Ben Harris, Woody Meltcher
Aroma Cards
spectator shuffles, makes three piles and follows a selection procedure, card apparently found by smell
cover blown \n christ force without cover card, starting with top card secretly reversed above eye-level, also as key placement \n stephen tucker
1984
may the force be with you! Stephen Tucker
Cover Blown
Christ Force without cover card, starting with top card secretly reversed above eye-level, also as key placement
placement cut \n cut that places top card next to selection, alternative to slip cut, in the hands \n larry jennings
1988
the cardwright Larry Jennings
Placement Cut
cut that places top card next to selection, alternative to slip cut, in the hands
double key card setting \n including marlo's ruse cull to set key cards in place \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli) \n unknown
1991
the olram file Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli), Unknown
Double Key Card Setting
including Marlo's Ruse Cull to set key cards in place
the olram poke \n three methods inspired by ginsburg poke
- first method
- second method
- third method - "estimation poke" (spelling) \n edward marlo \n ginsburg poke \n dai vernon
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
impossible location \n spectator cuts deck into three piles, remembers top card of any pile and loses it \n bob king \n impossible location \n bob king
1992
the breather Bob King
Impossible Location
spectator cuts deck into three piles, remembers top card of any pile and loses it
another example: a vernon key card placement \n see also p. 34 \n gary kurtz \n key card placement \n dai vernon
1992
leading with your head Gary Kurtz
impossible location \n spectator cuts deck into three piles, remembers top card of any pile and loses it, breather crimp \n bob king \n impossible location \n bob king
1993
card file Bob King
Impossible Location
spectator cuts deck into three piles, remembers top card of any pile and loses it, breather crimp
a woven and cut case \n penelope-procedure (pile cut off, counted, card at that position is selection), key is placed next to selection via faro \n alex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
A Woven and Cut Case
penelope-procedure (pile cut off, counted, card at that position is selection), key is placed next to selection via faro
horowitz key card move \n double backer is placed next to selection in out-of-hands selection procedure \n sam leo horowitz
1994
more greater magic Sam Leo Horowitz
Horowitz Key Card Move
double backer is placed next to selection in out-of-hands selection procedure
"how it is done", or "the indeceptive deception", or "one for the wise ones" \n sucker key card placement to throw off magicians \n horace goldin \n john northern hilliard
1994
more greater magic Horace Goldin, John Northern Hilliard
"How It Is Done", or "The Indeceptive Deception", or "One For The Wise Ones"
a phenomenal memory \n performer apparently remembers a whole spread and thus identifies a chosen card that has been moved from its position \n juan tamariz \n moe seidenstein \n jimmy grippo
1995
card college — volume 1 Juan Tamariz, Moe Seidenstein, Jimmy Grippo
A Phenomenal Memory
performer apparently remembers a whole spread and thus identifies a chosen card that has been moved from its position
mind mirror \n no. 15, card from a third is removed after performer memorized the pile, he names missing card, key card placement after riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
1995
self-working close-up card magic Karl Fulves
Mind Mirror
No. 15, card from a third is removed after performer memorized the pile, he names missing card, key card placement after riffle shuffle
three for two \n three selections made in different way, no-touch selection procedure, all located, two key cards, first cut of cut-deeper force \n simon aronson \n marlo's double christ location \n edward marlo
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Three For Two
three selections made in different way, no-touch selection procedure, all located, two key cards, first cut of cut-deeper force
bottom facts \n applied to distant key card placement \n karl fulves \n side jogged aces \n karl fulves \n bottom fact \n karl fulves
1995
the fine print Karl Fulves
polar stab \n location of two cards with two keys \n steve beam \n scott robinson \n locatrik \n theodore annemann
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Beam, Scott Robinson
multiplocation \n with four cards \n steve beam \n high class location \n simon aronson \n three names in the counting \n al smith
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Beam
bounce control i \n after spectator's peek \n tom craven \n plugging the keyhole \n tom craven \n steve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Tom Craven
marlo on the christ force \n second variation, key placement \n edward marlo \n marlo on the christ force \n edward marlo \n henry christ
1996
facsimile Edward Marlo
bikes peek \n key card placement, in the hands \n steven youell \n for the unambitious \n edward marlo \n to the top \n j. stewart smith
1996
the trapdoor — volume three Steven Youell
bottom running cut \n placing a key card above the top stock during running cut, bottom strip \n bob irons \n bottom running-cut \n bob irons
1999
tricks of my trade Bob Irons
Bottom Running Cut
placing a key card above the top stock during running cut, bottom strip
the bottom card as "key" \n no. 2, key card placement with reverse cull to upper section, or sticky key card to have the deck shuffled \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Bottom Card as "Key"
No. 2, key card placement with reverse cull to upper section, or sticky key card to have the deck shuffled
supplementary note \n as four ace production, or as key card placement \n karl fulves \n drawing the card from the bottom \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Karl Fulves
the "key" card obtained by the index \n no. 14, sighting bottom card of top half as card is replaced \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The "Key" Card Obtained by the Index
No. 14, sighting bottom card of top half as card is replaced
two keys \n two key cards peeked, deck can be riffle shuffled and one of the key cards can still be used. a bit of fishing possibly needed. can be used as a force of one of two cards using a bit of equivoque. \n jerry mentzer
1999
cunning card miracles Jerry Mentzer
Two Keys
Two key cards peeked, deck can be riffle shuffled and one of the key cards can still be used. A bit of fishing possibly needed. Can be used as a force of one of two cards using a bit of equivoque.
three names in the counting \n presentation for multiplocation, with variation (food for thought) \n al smith \n multiplocation \n steve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Al Smith
Three Names in the Counting
presentation for Multiplocation, with variation (Food for Thought)
plugging the keyhole \n presentation for bounce control \n tom craven \n steve beam \n bounce control i \n tom craven
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Tom Craven, Steve Beam
five spot \n five selections \n steve beam \n five spot \n steve beam \n cinco de golpe \n steve beam \n spotlight on five spot \n steve beam \n fünf gewinnt \n steve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
three card control and revelation \n crimped key \n jerry mentzer \n five card control and revelation \n jerry mentzer
2000
card file two Jerry Mentzer
card controls - placing a key card \n deck secretly cut \n neal elias \n business card prophecy move \n bill simon \n a card control \n gary plants
2001
new card controls Neal Elias
placing a key card ii \n top card taken into right hand, deck then spread over it, also with key or force card near top \n neal elias \n edward marlo
2001
new card controls Neal Elias, Edward Marlo
Placing A Key Card II
top card taken into right hand, deck then spread over it, also with key or force card near top
moonshine locations \n watch band as shiner \n john cornelius \n john cornelius thoughts \n john cornelius
2001
the award-winning magic of john cornelius John Cornelius
kardyro's kard kontrol \n partial, glimpsing top card of left hand half as bottom card of right hand spread is pointed to and shown to spectator \n tony kardyro
2002
latter day secrets Tony Kardyro
Kardyro's Kard Kontrol
partial, glimpsing top card of left hand half as bottom card of right hand spread is pointed to and shown to spectator
impossible \n spectator shuffles after replacement, selection between two key cards \n jack avis \n lewis jones
2002
ahead of the pack Jack Avis, Lewis Jones
Impossible
spectator shuffles after replacement, selection between two key cards
blunt instrument \n great selection process for a multiple out ending, setting multiple key cards in the process \n jerry sadowitz
2004
cut controls Jerry Sadowitz
Blunt Instrument
great selection process for a multiple out ending, setting multiple key cards in the process
a card control \n with locator card, originally from precursor #36 (sept. 1992)
- multiple cards
- selected card to a certain position
- spectator goes past the break \n gary plants \n card controls - placing a key card \n neal elias
2004
lecture notes — the second super session Gary Plants
A Card Control
with locator card, originally from Precursor #36 (Sept. 1992)
the spring roll \n one card location, using the rolly polly controlly as key card placement \n steve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
The Spring Roll
one card location, using the Rolly Polly Controlly as key card placement
ahead of the game \n prediction in pocket, cards add up to find position of selection \n mick ayres \n the conjurer's touch \n unknown
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Mick Ayres
Ahead of the Game
prediction in pocket, cards add up to find position of selection
a contrived location \n selection made in unusual way from incomplete faro condition, also handlings with multiple out prediction and partial stack \n jack avis
2006
rara avis Jack Avis
A Contrived Location
selection made in unusual way from incomplete faro condition, also handlings with multiple out prediction and partial stack
deal shuffle \n slop style shuffle with both hands in mechanics grip, just pushing over packets from left to right hand. can be used as:
- key card placement
- control (top or bottom) \n justin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Deal Shuffle
Slop style shuffle with both hands in Mechanics grip, just pushing over packets from left to right hand. Can be used as:
rendezvous \n setting four key cards to find selections, also as marriage effect, as yves cabernet \n yves carbonnier
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Yves Carbonnier
Rendezvous
setting four key cards to find selections, also as marriage effect, as Yves Cabernet
the lift shuffle - a study in the polyvalence of a sleight \n - control the top stock in one shuffle
- control top and bottom stocks in one shuffle
- force one or several cards
- control a selected card
- eliminate cards that lie on top of a wanted card
- invert the order of individual cards on top of the deck
- invert the order of two groups on top of the deck
- bring a card from the top to a specific number
- key card placement
- cull one or several cards to the bottom of the deck in a single overhand shuffle
- false shuffle the entire deck \n roberto giobbi
2010
secret agenda Roberto Giobbi
The Lift Shuffle - A Study in the Polyvalence of a Sleight
Control the top stock in one shuffle
Control top and bottom stocks in one shuffle
Force one or several cards
Control a selected card
Eliminate cards that lie on top of a wanted card
Invert the order of individual cards on top of the deck
Invert the order of two groups on top of the deck
Bring a card from the top to a specific number
Key Card Placement
Cull one or several cards to the bottom of the deck in a single overhand shuffle
push-in \n inserting a card at inner end with applications:<br/>- setting key<br/>- next to crimp or getting break<br/>- diagonal palm shift (see also john carney, book of secrets) \n roberto giobbi
2010
secret agenda Roberto Giobbi
Push-In
inserting a card at inner end with applications: - setting key - next to crimp or getting break - Diagonal Palm Shift (see also John Carney, Book of Secrets)
an emotional out \n out for situation when spectator think of any card \n roberto giobbi \n dai vernon \n emotional reaction \n dai vernon
2010
secret agenda Roberto Giobbi, Dai Vernon
An Emotional Out
out for situation when spectator think of any card
good and better \n key card placement after peek \n roberto giobbi \n edward marlo \n key card placement \n edward marlo
2010
secret agenda Roberto Giobbi, Edward Marlo
a key card placement \n originally from precursor (sept. 1992)
- multiple cards
- selected card to a certain position
- spectator goes past the break \n gary plants \n a key card placement \n gary plants
2011
lecture notes — honolulu hawaii Gary Plants
wunderpunkt \n thoughts and techniques using a pencil dotted card
- ...jetzt machen sie mal einen punkt!
- forcieren der leitkarte
- setzen der leitkarte
- kontrollieren der leitkarte \n wolfgang moser
2011
kreationen Wolfgang Moser
Wunderpunkt
thoughts and techniques using a pencil dotted card
key card placements \n using the versatile spread control
- submarine key card
- drop shot key card (inspired by vernon reference) \n tom gagnon \n key card location \n dai vernon \n key card placement \n tom gagnon
2011
avant-cards Tom Gagnon
the fan control \n - the basic idea
- the fan control with step
- the fan control with key card
- the fan control with bridge
- the fan control with daub \n roberto giobbi
2012
confidences Roberto Giobbi
the c.c. center \n setting up for center deal with "the consistent control", as stop trick, key card placement, double deal \n r. paul wilson
2014
card men R. Paul Wilson
The C.C. Center
setting up for Center Deal with "The Consistent Control", as Stop Trick, Key Card Placement, Double Deal
a think-stop trick \n \n jorge "the jack" garcia \n a "think stop" trick \n john northern hilliard \n a think and stop card trick \n jorge "the jack" garcia
2014
lecture notes 2014 Jorge "The Jack" Garcia
spotlight on five spot \n multiple card location \n steve beam \n five spot \n steve beam \n five spot \n steve beam \n five spot \n steve beam \n five spot \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
a think and stop card trick \n \n jorge "the jack" garcia \n a "think stop" trick \n john northern hilliard \n a think-stop trick \n jorge "the jack" garcia
2015
7 mysteries of mentalism Jorge "The Jack" Garcia
card at date \n card fairly lost, appears at day of the month of birth, two handlings \n john cottle \n cool spell \n eddie fields \n the four seasons \n lin searles \n roberto giobbi
2016
operandi John Cottle
Card at Date
card fairly lost, appears at day of the month of birth, two handlings
johnny's glimpse \n setting and glimpsing key card during one-handed shift \n johnny thompson \n the erdnase shift. one hand \n s. w. erdnase
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson
Johnny's Glimpse
setting and glimpsing key card during one-handed shift
a blind mess \n card chosen from face-up/face-down and rosetta spun mess, performer cuts to it after some mixing, faro \n harapan ong
2018
principia Harapan Ong
A Blind Mess
card chosen from face-up/face-down and rosetta spun mess, performer cuts to it after some mixing, faro
octal \n deck cut in four packets and spectator can chose a pile and then top or bottom card \n lewis jones
2018
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 11 Lewis Jones
Octal
deck cut in four packets and spectator can chose a pile and then top or bottom card
contrôle de quatre cartes au mélange français \n key card placement of four cards, overhand shuffle \n yves carbonnier
2019
grand livre de cartomagie Yves Carbonnier
Contrôle de Quatre Cartes au Mélange Français
key card placement of four cards, overhand shuffle
1. a replacement \n nonchalant handling to place card next to breather crimp \n ryan plunkett \n finger flicker \n pit hartling
2020
distilled Ryan Plunkett
1. A Replacement
nonchalant handling to place card next to breather crimp
2. a natural spread break \n deck spread onto table from left-hand dealing position until stopped, force or to replace card, breather crimp \n ryan plunkett \n charlie miller's table-spread force \n charlie miller
2020
distilled Ryan Plunkett
2. A Natural Spread Break
deck spread onto table from left-hand dealing position until stopped, force or to replace card, breather crimp
edge-mark pencil dot \n about a special key card ant uses with it
- single-card control
- single card control borrowed deck \n ryan schlutz
2020
false anchors Ryan Schlutz
jump start \n using world's greatest magician to know 26th card for next trick \n charlie randall \n the world's greatest magician \n steve beam
2020
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 12 Charlie Randall
Jump Start
using World's Greatest Magician to know 26th card for next trick