stabbed in the pack\ncredit information\njohn benzais\nharry lorayne\nstabbed in the pack\nharry lorayne\nthe most difficult card trick in the world part ii\njamy ian swiss
1967
the best of benzais John Benzais, Harry Lorayne
reassembled finale\n\nallan ackerman\nswiss movement\njamy ian swiss\nforward to the beginning\nray kosby\njokers squared\ntroy hooser
1980
close-up fantasies - book ii Allan Ackerman
the most difficult card trick in the world\ncard thrown into air and caught with deck next to two selections\njohn f. mendoza\nthe boomeranging card of mystery\ndaryl martinez\nthe most difficult card trick in the world part ii\njamy ian swiss
1980
john: verse two John F. Mendoza
The Most Difficult Card Trick in the World
card thrown into air and caught with deck next to two selections
the most difficult card trick in the world part ii\nfollow-up, card first tossed in air and caught between two selections, then repeat where card is tossed into tabled deck\njamy ian swiss\nstabbed in the pack\njohn benzais\nharry lorayne\nthe most difficult card trick in the world\njohn f. mendoza
1983
the mendoza portfolio no. 1 Jamy Ian Swiss
The Most Difficult Card Trick in the World Part II
follow-up, card first tossed in air and caught between two selections, then repeat where card is tossed into tabled deck
point blank\nface card is transformed (picking off the pip), deck becomes blank and normal again\ngeoffrey latta\njamy ian swiss\nthe juicer\nharry levine
1985
the new york magic symposium - collection 4 Geoffrey Latta, Jamy Ian Swiss
Point Blank
face card is transformed (picking off the pip), deck becomes blank and normal again
shot glass strategy\nidea for working surface in walk-around situations\njamy ian swiss\nthe shot glass strategy in action\njamy ian swiss
1987
magical arts journal Jamy Ian Swiss
Shot Glass Strategy
idea for working surface in walk-around situations
the juicer\npicking off the pip, four, three, two to ace, hurricane change\nharry levine\npoint blank\ngeoffrey latta\njamy ian swiss
1992
the trapdoor - volume two Harry Levine
The Juicer
picking off the pip, Four, Three, Two to Ace, hurricane change
mickey mouse move\nvanish a coin from hand to hand while holding other coins\nr. paul wilson\ngeoffrey latta\nyet another interesting application of that principle, jamy ian swiss\nmickey mouse move\nr. paul wilson
2002
knuckle busters vol. 3 R. Paul Wilson, Geoffrey Latta
Mickey Mouse Move
Vanish a coin from hand to hand while holding other coins
Also published here
Yet Another Interesting Application of That Principle, Jamy Ian Swiss
mickey mouse move\ntransfer coins while hiding another coin\nr. paul wilson\ngeoffrey latta\njamy ian swiss, yet another interesting application of that principle\nmickey mouse move\nr. paul wilson
2004
knuckle busters vol. 5 R. Paul Wilson, Geoffrey Latta
Mickey Mouse Move
Transfer coins while hiding another coin
Related to
Jamy Ian Swiss, Yet Another interesting Application of That Principle
card vanish suggestion\nusing gaff instead of duplicate for clean vanish\njamy ian swiss\ngrippo's card to envelope\njimmy grippo\njohnny thompson
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Jamy Ian Swiss
grippo's card to envelope\nsealed empty envelope is passed through deck, then signed selection is found inside, duplicate or divided card (see reference), originally done with pocket index by grippo\njimmy grippo\njohnny thompson\ncard vanish suggestion\njamy ian swiss
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Jimmy Grippo, Johnny Thompson
Grippo's Card to Envelope
sealed empty envelope is passed through deck, then signed selection is found inside, duplicate or divided card (see reference), originally done with pocket index by Grippo