placement via key card\ndeck dealt into piles, key which was next to selection is at same position as selection in different piles\ncharles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
Placement via Key Card
deck dealt into piles, key which was next to selection is at same position as selection in different piles
reversed cards as indicator\nno. 3 of "substitutes for the pass", secretly reversed card as key card, oops control\n unknown
1935
card manipulations
Unknown
Reversed Cards as Indicator
No. 3 of "Substitutes for the Pass", secretly reversed card as key card, oops control
tricks with assistant as the medium\ntwo methods, medium divines cards or finds selections, culling key cards together\n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
Tricks with Assistant as the Medium
two methods, medium divines cards or finds selections, culling key cards together
a new card discovery\nkey above and below selection and riffle shuffle, added in 1947 reprint (instead of "just a square of paper")\ncharles t. jordan
1947
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
A New Card Discovery
key above and below selection and riffle shuffle, added in 1947 reprint (instead of "Just a Square of Paper")
this is mind-reading?\ntwo key cards, spectator shuffles, out of hands selection\nharry lorayne\nnew card discovery\n unknown
1962
close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
This is Mind-Reading?
two key cards, spectator shuffles, out of hands selection
thot echo\ntwo card location, straight set-up, see also p. 758 for comment by marvin johnson\nsam schwartz\nthot echo\nsam schwartz
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Sam Schwartz
Thot Echo
two card location, straight set-up, see also p. 758 for comment by Marvin Johnson
2nd thot\nspectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, klondike shuffle\njeff busby\nthotograhy\nbob hummer\nthotography ii\njeff busby
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Jeff Busby
2nd Thot
spectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, Klondike shuffle
klassische prinzipien und griffe mit strippern\ndie leitkarte (using the stripper cards as key cards)\nhannes höller
1978
einfach wunderbar - wunderbar einfach Hannes Höller
Klassische Prinzipien und Griffe mit Strippern
Die Leitkarte (using the Stripper Cards as key cards)
st. regis sleight ii\nhalf stack used to key position of selection made from incomplete riffle shuffled deck\nkarl fulves
1979
riffle shuffle control Karl Fulves
St. Regis Sleight II
half stack used to key position of selection made from incomplete riffle shuffled deck
thotograhy\nspectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, klondike shuffle, marked key card with needle scratch\nbob hummer\n2nd thot\njeff busby\nthotography ii\njeff busby\nthird thot\njon racherbaumer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Bob Hummer
Thotograhy
spectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, Klondike shuffle, marked key card with needle scratch
to reverse a card for a marker\nkm move type reversal to reverse bottom card during overhand shuffle, face-up key card (1937)\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
To Reverse a Card for a Marker
KM Move type reversal to reverse bottom card during overhand shuffle, face-up key card (1937)
the floating key\n"this is a control which without question is the best of all methods of controlling a chosen card.", key card which is both narrow and short and punched\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
The Floating Key
"This is a control which without question is the best of all methods of controlling a chosen card.", key card which is both narrow and short and punched
follow-up routine\nspectator selects a card, shuffles it back into the deck, selection ends up on top\nkarl norman
1995
40 years at the forks Karl Norman
Follow-Up Routine
Spectator selects a card, shuffles it back into the deck, selection ends up on top
der letzte kartentrick\nspectator remembers a card at his thought of number and cuts the deck, performer tries to cut the deck that the card is back at the same position, card is then found in performer's pocket\n sveroni
1995
typisch sveroni Sveroni
Der letzte Kartentrick
spectator remembers a card at his thought of number and cuts the deck, performer tries to cut the deck that the card is back at the same position, card is then found in performer's pocket
group shuffle\ndeck shuffled in groups, yet key cards at position ten, twenty, thirty and forty retained\n unknown
1995
self-working close-up card magic
Unknown
Group Shuffle
deck shuffled in groups, yet key cards at position ten, twenty, thirty and forty retained
the memory expert\nno. 16, number thought of, card at this position remembered, cut, performer memorizes deck, new position of selection named and card at original position as well\nkarl fulves\nbob king
1995
self-working close-up card magic Karl Fulves, Bob King
The Memory Expert
No. 16, number thought of, card at this position remembered, cut, performer memorizes deck, new position of selection named and card at original position as well
the koornwinder card control\nkey card with glue dots, reprinted from 1972, how to cut to it and how to control a selection with it\ndick koornwinder\nkoornwinder kard kontrol\ndick koornwinder
1998
the koornwinder kar & the koornwinder card control Dick Koornwinder
The Koornwinder Card Control
key card with glue dots, reprinted from 1972, how to cut to it and how to control a selection with it
heavyweight\nno. 5, performer cuts off same number of cards as spectator\nnick trost\nmike rogers\nweighing the cards\nnick trost
2001
new self-working card tricks Nick Trost, Mike Rogers
Heavyweight
No. 5, performer cuts off same number of cards as spectator
jack finds your card\nno. 27, deck cut into two piles, spectator shuffles two together and remembers top card which is put in other pile, performer looks through shuffled pile, two key cards\nkarl fulves
2001
new self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Jack Finds Your Card
No. 27, deck cut into two piles, spectator shuffles two together and remembers top card which is put in other pile, performer looks through shuffled pile, two key cards
the trinity concept\ncontrol concept for three cards with partial set-up, multiple presentations\nben train\nthot echo\nsam schwartz
2012
anteater consortium Ben Train
The Trinity Concept
control concept for three cards with partial set-up, multiple presentations