the vanishing mirror\naces are found without looking at faces, apparently with mirror that vanishes, one-way backs\nu. f. grant
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks U. F. Grant
The Vanishing Mirror
aces are found without looking at faces, apparently with mirror that vanishes, one-way backs
let's start over\naces are stacked with faro and four hands are dealt, yet aces are on top again\nedward marlo
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms Edward Marlo
Let's Start Over
aces are stacked with faro and four hands are dealt, yet aces are on top again
for magicians only\ndouble backer changes into selection, see p. 394 for idea by martin gardner and p. 398 for idea by francis haxton\njohn robbins
1964
the new phoenix 351-400 John Robbins
For Magicians Only
double backer changes into selection, see p. 394 for idea by Martin Gardner and p. 398 for idea by Francis Haxton
babel\nimpromptu levitation, bob still with magicians only gags, charlie miller, al flosso cartoon\nkarl fulves
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
Babel
impromptu levitation, Bob Still with magicians only gags, Charlie Miller, Al Flosso Cartoon
for magicians only...\nno. 33, magician's gag for six card repeat, cards glued together in sleeve\nval andrews
1970 (ca.)
the idiot at the card table Val Andrews
For Magicians Only...
No. 33, magician's gag for six card repeat, cards glued together in sleeve
reverse strippers\nopenly using stripper deck in off-beat way to fool magicians\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique - preliminary notes on part two Karl Fulves
Reverse Strippers
openly using stripper deck in off-beat way to fool magicians
"for faro shuffler only"\ndeck is separated in reds and blacks, a faro is shuffled, colors still separated\nedward marlo
1973
marlo's objectives Edward Marlo
"For Faro Shuffler Only"
deck is separated in reds and blacks, a faro is shuffled, colors still separated
some ultimate pass ideas\npseudo pass for magicians, duplicate\nroger smith\n"ultimate pass" (roger smith, necromancer)
1977
the ultimate card book no. 1 Roger Smith
lorayne's invisible pass routine\nfirst single cards come to top, then all aces (presented as invisible pass demonstration)\nharry lorayne\nthe invisible switch\ngary ouellet\njean-pierre garnier\npassed ambitions\njoel givens\nthe hopless hop\nharry lorayne
1979
quantum leaps Harry Lorayne
Lorayne's Invisible Pass Routine
first single cards come to top, then all aces (presented as invisible pass demonstration)
control throw-offs\nin foreword, apparently magician follows control of card, three approaches\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
Control Throw-Offs
in foreword, apparently magician follows control of card, three approaches
leftovers\na computer gag, henry pettit, dan garrett, phil young, wayn kyzer's bear handed production gag, , a coin gag by dexter cleveland, don morris, a probability impossible trick for magician's by steve beam\nsteve beam
1985
the trapdoor - volume one Steve Beam
Leftovers
a computer gag, Henry Pettit, Dan Garrett, Phil Young, Wayn Kyzer's bear handed production gag, , a coin gag by Dexter Cleveland, Don Morris, a probability impossible trick for magician's by Steve Beam
are we kidding ourselves\nace of spades and 3 blank cards shown, apparently they change into aces, but remain blank\nedward marlo
1986
thirty five years later Edward Marlo
Are We Kidding Ourselves
Ace of Spades and 3 blank cards shown, apparently they change into aces, but remain blank
high rise\nstatic electricity, cards stick on finger, also as a gag\nsteve pressley\nsteve hook\nsteve beam
1990
the trapdoor - volume two Steve Pressley, Steve Hook, Steve Beam
High Rise
static electricity, cards stick on finger, also as a gag
"how it is done", or "the indeceptive deception", or "one for the wise ones"\nsucker key card placement to throw off magicians\nhorace goldin\njohn 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"
all i know about cards (in about five minutes)\nfunny sequence for magicians in which sleights are demonstrated with a deck of only two cards\nrobert parrish
1995
great tricks revisited Robert Parrish
All I Know About Cards (In About Five Minutes)
funny sequence for magicians in which sleights are demonstrated with a deck of only two cards
who you fooling?\n(gag for magicians) a top change is apparently executed, but card is shown not to have switched\narthur trace
2006
it's all relative Arthur Trace
Who You Fooling?
(Gag for magicians) A top change is apparently executed, but card is shown not to have switched
a revelation\nspectator reverses four cards behind his back, all turn out to be aces, apparently a key card location trick is explained, sbs deck\ndai vernon\nthe dark force\ndenis behr
2006
prolix Dai Vernon
A Revelation
spectator reverses four cards behind his back, all turn out to be Aces, apparently a key card location trick is explained, SBS deck