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Stewart James Miraskill
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1936 The Jinx 1-50 (Issue 24) 147
Al Baker The Flapless Envelope Switch
Variations 1941 The Secret Ways of Al Baker (Issue Magical Ways and Means) 164
Bert Allerton Bamboozle story presentation with bills
Variations 1947 Stars of Magic (Vol. 3 No. 2) 43
George G. Kaplan Kaplan's Clock Trick card from circle to matchbox, thirteen duplicates
Related toVariations 1948 The Fine Art of Magic 72
Milton Kort Coins Through the Table with shell and glass
Variations 1952 Modern Coin Magic 276
Bill Simon Danbury Delusion
Variations 1952 Effective Card Magic 83
Edward Marlo Bluff Ace Assembly
VariationsAlso published here 1955 Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1955) 43
Max Malini The Coin Game coin snatching technique, hand is wrapped with handkerchief except first finger, spectator cannot take the coin
Related toVariations 1962 Malini and His Magic 35
Jack Avis Sensitive Fingers naming card when feeling them behind back, then cards on either side of a selection
Variations June 1966 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 1 No. 8) 38
Karl Fulves The Bet without Odds Problems with Cards - No. Three
one red card in black pile and vice versa, spectator should choose a pile and find a black card, but he chooses black pile and the only red card therein
for solutions see references
Variations June 1966 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 1 No. 8) 39
Roy Johnson The Bet without Odds solution
Inspired by Sep. 1966 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 1 No. 11) 56
Al Koran The Gold Medallion prediction of number on medallion
Related toVariations 1967 Al Koran's Professional Presentations 11
Roy Walton, Bob Hummer Daydream with dealing procedure
Inspired byVariations Feb. 1968 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 3 No. 4) 160
Bob Ostin Perfection Penetration handkerchief on table and coin placed on top, coin penetrates
Related toVariations 1968 Fingertip Fantasies 9
George B. Anderson Find the Killer five people select a weapon, spectator gets dowsing rod and finds person with weapon that matches prediction
Variations 1968 You, Too, Can Read Minds 27
Jon Racherbaumer Almost Making It four blank cards, four Aces, change place one by one, see page 169 (of Tannen's Reprint) for correction
Variations 1970 Hierophant (Issue 4) 213
Roy Johnson Viewpoint
1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 1
Roy Johnson Expansion of Texture three phases, first two with only one coin and handkerchief
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 7
Roy Johnson The Policy method to load card under jacket near inner pocket
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 15
Roy Johnson (1) Card to Pocket to right inner jacket pocket
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 18
Roy Johnson (2) Card to Wallet
1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 18
Roy Johnson (3) The Policy card to stapled envelope, insurance presentation
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 18
Roy Johnson Cent three coins in hand, always one is removed and when spectator is asked how many are left in the hand, he is wrong, after some repetition a perfume bottle appears in the hand
Inspired by
  • a routine by Milbourne Christopher in "Hugard's Magic Monthly"
 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 23
Roy Johnson The Dunbury Delusion
Inspired by 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 27
Roy Johnson Tie-Fun
1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 33
Roy Johnson Tootal Tie tie makes a sound, gag
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 33
Roy Johnson Hypno-Tie tie follows movement of hand, similar to hypnotic handkerchief
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 35
Roy Johnson The Bargain (with Apologies to Bert Allerton) story presentation, bill vanishes among pieces of newspaper
Inspired by 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 37
Roy Johnson Sensitive Fingers naming card when feeling them under table, then cards on either side of a reversed card are predicted
Inspired by 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 41
Roy Johnson "Pips-A-Plenty" - or Sensitive Fingers... Plus!!! card is put on spectator's hand and secured with a match box, card is then blank and pips found in box
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 45
Roy Johnson Mental Card in Wallet - Two Variations on a Theme multiple prediction in wallet, written on playing and visiting cards
(1) Happy Holidays
(2) The "Lucky Box" Prediction
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 49
Roy Johnson Solo Coins Through Table with four coins, glass and Okito Box
Inspired byVariations 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 55
Roy Johnson Lapping from a Stack
1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 57
Roy Johnson Beat the Clock bill in orange with game show presentation
Variations 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 63
Roy Johnson The Card and Chewing Gum card to chewing cum
Variations 1970 The Roy Johnson Experience 71
Joseph K. Schmidt Rope Thru rope through performer's body
Variations June 1970 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 5 No. 8) 344
Roy Johnson Rope Thru Impromptu!
Inspired by Sep. 1970 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 5 No. 11) 364
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on a palmistry gag by Roy Johnson
 		1970 Magick (Issue 2) 10
Roy Johnson The Affectionate Coins six coins and washer, three coins in each hand, they penetrate table, repeat, repeat upwards, washer and glass through table as well
Variations 1970 The Roy Johnson Lecture Notes 3
Roy Johnson Mutilated Hanks Routine handkerchief borrowed, handkerchief suddenly in shreds, restored to long strip in paper bag, then changes to lemon, handkerchief inside but with hole, center of handkerchief from same material as cloth bag suddenly, eventually restored
Also published here 1970 The Roy Johnson Lecture Notes 11
Roy Johnson Sucker Purse routine with sponge balls and purse frame
  • The Sucker Vanish (sponge vanish in purse frame without lapping)
  • The Routine
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Lecture Notes 17
Roy Johnson Predictafors card at named number is predicted, 1-0-1 mirage deck
 		1970 The Roy Johnson Lecture Notes 21
Derek Dingle Color Triumphant color changing deck climax
Related toVariations 1971 Dingle's Deceptions with Cards and Coins 3
Roy Johnson Dear Reader
1971 Second Time Around iv
Roy Johnson, Bob Ostin Ostin-Tatious coin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin
Inspired by 1971 Second Time Around 1
Roy Johnson Burst comedy routine, stack of picture and word cards, one is predicted and water appears from card
 		1971 Second Time Around 6
Roy Johnson Hypno-Hank gag, handkerchief moves up and down, invisible hair presentation
 		1971 Second Time Around 11
Roy Johnson The Duplicator Button with two decks, card selected by throwing dice
 		1971 Second Time Around 15
Roy Johnson Flap Finesse... (or How to eliminate Flap Fumble!!!) window envelope for switching cards, billets etc.
Variations 1971 Second Time Around 21
Roy Johnson Spot (The amazing vanishing rabbit!!) comedy routine, card with rabbit in a top hat is put in window envelope, rabbit vanishes from card
Related to
  • Bill Severn's "Magic Comedy"
 1971 Second Time Around 23
Roy Johnson Sponges with purse frame, mini sponge ball climax
 		1971 Second Time Around 27
Roy Johnson Sponge Ball Vanish in purse frame
 		1971 Second Time Around 28
Roy Johnson Un-Worldly
1971 Second Time Around 35
Roy Johnson, Morty Rudnick The Schmuck Prediction! four way out prediction envelope, "all schmucks choose ..."
 		1971 Second Time Around 39
Roy Johnson Telegram Surprise telegram is brought to performance which reveals a card a spectator is sitting on
 		1971 Second Time Around 43
Roy Johnson, Bobby Collins "Pop Goes the..." knife or fork is vanished, seated, à la knife swallowing
 		1971 Second Time Around 45
Roy Johnson The Spotted Can presentation for Jack Hughes' "The Polka Dot Barrel" / "Can Can Polka", poem, first in The Talisman No. 52
 		1971 Second Time Around 49
Roy Johnson, Peter Warlock On the Slate two signed slates with different symbols, one put under spectator's foot and one in envelope, symbols change places, flap
Variations 1971 Second Time Around 53
Roy Johnson The Ultimate Key box with slit, locked by padlock, keys put in slit last one opens the lock
 		1971 Second Time Around 61
Roy Johnson Suitcase Table
1971 Second Time Around 71
Jon Racherbaumer, Roy Johnson Jon's Gem four blank cards, four Aces, change place one by one
Inspired by 1971 Second Time Around 75
Roy Johnson Yours Sincerly
1971 Second Time Around 84
Eddie Fields The Zodiac Card Mystery card divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket
Related toAlso published here 1971 On the Clock Effect 6
Roy Johnson The Cookhill Transposition two cards in signed envelopes transpose, deck of double facers
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1972 Magick (Issue 60) 297
Roy Johnson 'O.T.L.' Prediction one ahead prediction wit Out to Lunch, business cards, clever ruse of writing numbers
Related to 1972 Magick (Issue 63) 313
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Second Time Around by Roy Johnson Feb. 1973 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 4) 599
Roy Johnson Cookhill a la O.T.L.!!! card transposition in signed envelopes
Related to 1973 Magick (Issue 74) 367
David Douglas Flora-Mental spectator name numbers which match a price tag, flower is chosen and produced in box from performer, based on a Ned Rutledge idea
Variations 1974 Magick (Issue 94) 467
Roy Johnson Instant Aces Kings and Aces transpose, four double facers, sbs joker
 		1976 Extra Lecture 2
Roy Johnson The Boy Friend "A close-up trick with Ladies in mind"
card with names, one chosen, that name appears on previously empty small mirror written in lipstick
Also published here 1976 Extra Lecture 4
Roy Johnson Credit Transfer borrowed credit card penetrated with three skewers and then burned, found in sealed envelope
Also published here 1976 Extra Lecture 7
Roy Johnson Invisible Reverse "Thoughts on the 'Invisible Pack'"
card always shows up in the center without a cut, sbs
 		1976 Extra Lecture 10
Roy Johnson Cookhill 2 two cards transpose with one in a wallet, deck of double facers
Inspired by 1976 Extra Lecture 11
Roy Johnson Tri-Pred mental epic type prediction with business cards instead of slate
Also published here 1976 Extra Lecture 14
Roy Johnson 3rd Dimensional - A Banknote Switch for One Ahead Routines
Inspired byRelated to 1976 Extra Lecture 17
Roy Johnson Author's Introduction
1977 Third Dimension 1
Roy Johnson Showcase using a record storing case as container/table on stage
 		1977 Third Dimension 3
Roy Johnson Matchick match blown out through sleeve, silk in hand transposes with matches in match box
 		1977 Third Dimension 5
Roy Johnson Close Up Parade chop cup routine with dice cup and balls, combination after dice stacking
  • Phase 1 - Chink a Chink
  • Phase 2 - The Homing Pigeon
  • Phase 3 - Odd Man Out
  • Phase 4 - A Cup and a Ball
 		1977 Third Dimension 9
Roy Johnson The Cookhill Transposition two cards in signed envelopes transpose, deck of double facers
  • alternative method
Also published here 1977 Third Dimension 15
Roy Johnson Nutty brass nut on stick, three phases
 		1977 Third Dimension 19
Roy Johnson Flawless envelope switch with stack
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1977 Third Dimension 24
Roy Johnson Ring 'n Rope
  • Phase 1 - The "Bluff" Release
  • Phase 2 - The Pull Out
  • Phase 3 - The Drop Release
  • Phase 4 - The Climax (ring knotted into rope)
Inspired by
  • routine in book "Tokyo Trickery"
 1977 Third Dimension 32
Roy Johnson The Houdini Ring duplicate ring with slit, four phases
Inspired by
  • "Johnson Ring Trick", marketed ca. 1970
 1977 Third Dimension 41
Roy Johnson Fifty Fifty card stopped at is predicted in different ways
  • Mark 1 (jumbo card in envelope)
  • Mark 2 (52-on-1 card with actual prediction on back)
  • Mark 3 (black Two of Hearts)
 		1977 Third Dimension 47
Roy Johnson Envelope Switch switching a card while handling an envelope
 		1977 Third Dimension 49
Roy Johnson Switcherama
1977 Third Dimension 52
Geoff Ogram, Roy Johnson Lightning! mechanical switch-pad, paper pulled inside
 		1977 Third Dimension 55
Roy Johnson Hades Booktests intro
 		1977 Third Dimension 60
Roy Johnson Hellfire 1 using playing cards to select page
 		1977 Third Dimension 60
Roy Johnson Hellfire 2
1977 Third Dimension 65
Roy Johnson None But the Brave two numbers chosen, they correspond to time of pocket watch
Inspired by 1977 Third Dimension 68
Roy Johnson That Gum Revisited signed card transposes with inside of chewing gum stick
Inspired by 1977 Third Dimension 70
Roy Johnson Supa-Flora eight flowers called out, chosen one predicted in a box, further three chosen flowers are predicted in a letter
Inspired by 1977 Third Dimension 74
Roy Johnson Bullseye cased deck in front of target, pistol fired on deck, deck drops and selection remains attached to target with hole
 		1977 Third Dimension 80
Roy Johnson Time Bomb spectator changes time on pocket watch, performer divines it, repeat with prediction
Variations 1977 Third Dimension 84
John F. Mendoza Routined Poker Mental princess card trick with lie detection presentation
Variations 1978 The Book of John 19
Larry Becker It's In The Bag ESP deck in paper bag, three spectators select a card and all are divined by performer
Related toVariations 1978 World of Super Mentalism 1
Larry Becker Hot Seat chair test with four chairs and colored discs, prediction of empty chair in envelope
Variations 1978 World of Super Mentalism 120
Unknown False Cut #2 tabled, top half kicked to the right with right first finger during straight table cut, creator guessed as Roy Johnson
 		1978 Ned's Ultimate Poker Stack 5
Karl Fulves Fundamental Df switch choreography for sandwich with one double facer
Variations 1979 The Nyria Effect 61
Roy Johnson Foreword
1979 Final Call 1
Roy Johnson Solo Coins four coins and a metal disc
Inspired by 1979 Final Call 3
Roy Johnson Lapping from Stack stack held near table edge
 		1979 Final Call 3
Roy Johnson The Boy Friend "A close-up trick with Ladies in mind"
card with names, one chosen, that name appears on previously empty small mirror written in lipstick
VariationsAlso published here 1979 Final Call 7
Roy Johnson Zoo Quest selected animals are divined and predicted, three phases, using lists of animals and instructions to move on them
Variations 1979 Final Call 11
Roy Johnson The Great Divide two-way envelope
Inspired by 1979 Final Call 18
Roy Johnson Credit Transfer borrowed credit card penetrated with three skewers and then burned, found in sealed envelope
Also published here 1979 Final Call 20
Roy Johnson Triple Transpo credit cards transpose, in envelopes
Inspired by
  • "Initial Magnetism" (Roy Johnson, Abracadabra #1552, Oct. 1975)
 1979 Final Call 23
Roy Johnson Initial Magnetism two card in two envelopes transpose
Also published here
  • "Initial Magnetism" (Roy Johnson, Abracadabra #1552, Oct. 1975)
 1979 Final Call 23
Roy Johnson Forceful six coins and washer, three coins in each hand, they penetrate table, repeat with glass and small plunger
Inspired by 1979 Final Call 29
Roy Johnson Tri-Pred mental epic type prediction with business cards instead of slate
Also published here 1979 Final Call 35
Roy Johnson Third Dimensional borrowed bill in envelope, number divined
Related to 1979 Final Call 40
Roy Johnson Chinese Tassels rhyming patter
 		1979 Final Call 41
Roy Johnson Creditable borrowed credit card burned in envelope, reappears in another envelope
 		1979 Final Call 43
Roy Johnson Impressed information written on paper, folded, put in envelope
 		1979 Final Call 47
Roy Johnson Cash Stab bill burned in envelope, card stab in paper bag, bill found inside card
  • Burned Bank Note
  • The Card Stab
  • The Routine
Inspired by
  • Milbourne Christopher routine in Hugard's Magic Monthly
Variations 		1979 Final Call 52
Roy Johnson Bangers! banner with letters "SAUGSAGE", different words can be build by folding and covering
 		1979 Final Call 59
Roy Johnson A Lesson in Magic handkerchief borrowed, handkerchief suddenly in shreds, restored to long strip in paper bag, then changes to lemon, handkerchief inside but with hole, center of handkerchief from same material as cloth bag suddenly, eventually restored
Also published here 1979 Final Call 61
Roy Johnson A Final Word
1979 Final Call 68
Karl Fulves Murder, Inc. a red card in a packet is designated as killer and its position remembered, then black card with same value cut at same position, performer divines it all
Inspired byRelated to 1980 The Chronicles (Issue 25) 1314
Roy Johnson Vorwort
1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 4
Roy Johnson Eingekastelt two-phase transposition of two cards, one in the case
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 5
Roy Johnson Marloeske
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 8
Roy Johnson Farbtriumph color changing deck climax
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 11
Roy Johnson Pokerrocker five all-backs cards change into poker hand
Also published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 15
Roy Johnson Mirakel Divination marks on face
Also published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 18
Roy Johnson Knabe princess card trick with real shuffling, marks on back of cards
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 21
Roy Johnson Der Überraschende 11-Kartentrick
  • Stegreif Klimax
Also published here
  • Feature 3, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 25
Roy Johnson Der Kartenwanderung-Klimax one spectator has another spectator select cards that travel across, duplicates, with envelopes
  • Die Extra Spezialität (with gag cards)
Also published here
  • Feature 3, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 29
Roy Johnson Die Rakete! bill travels into fireworks rocket, elaborate presentation
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Feature 3, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 32
Roy Johnson Printex four blank cards get printed
Also published here
  • Feature 3, 1979
 1980 Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller 35
Roy Johnson Appendix One ... Basic Sponge Vanish credit according to Busby's review
 		1982 The Professional Routines of Ron Fredrick 32
Jeff Busby (reviewer) The Finn Jon Zombie Routine/Roy Johnson's Cent/The Malcolm Davison Book Test by Ken Brooke June 1983 Epoptica (Issue 4) 203
Derek Dingle, Roy Johnson, Rudolf Braunmüller Münzen durch den Tisch with shot glass
 		Apr. 1983 Intermagic (Vol. 10 No. 1) 18
Jeff Busby (reviewer) A World of Clocks by Roy Johnson (written by Roy Johnson) Aug. 1984 Epoptica (Issue 6) 344
Jeff Busby (reviewer) Roy Johnson's Flawless/Ken Brooke on the Hamman Count by Ken Brooke Aug. 1984 Epoptica (Issue 6) 351
Roy Johnson Roy Johnson on the Breakthrough Card System
Inspired by Aug. 1984 Epoptica (Issue 6) 387
Roy Johnson Breakthrough Clock selection pocketed and divined
 		Aug. 1984 Epoptica (Issue 6) 388
Roy Johnson A Close-Up Routine cards are divined and predicted with Brainwave Pack, using the Breakthrough Card System
 		Aug. 1984 Epoptica (Issue 6) 388
Roy Johnson Introduction
1984 A World of Clocks i
Roy Johnson Time Please with variation, folded card in matchbox
Inspired by 1984 A World of Clocks 1
Roy Johnson Zodiaclock blank cards with zodiac signs
Related toVariations 1984 A World of Clocks 4
Roy Johnson Klok card vanish among 12 cards, second phase card to matchbox
Inspired by 1984 A World of Clocks 7
Roy Johnson Surprise Item jumbo card prediction, normal card turns blank and pips found on mirror
Inspired by
  • Ken Perk's "Peeky Mirror" marketed by Ken Brooke
 1984 A World of Clocks 11
Roy Johnson The Switch envelope switch, normal card is switched while removing prediction jumbo card
 		1984 A World of Clocks 14
Roy Johnson Mythical Princess two cards are found, clock theme, prediction with sucker element
 		1984 A World of Clocks 17
Martin Lewis Sidewalk Shuffle Jumbo three card monte routine, using blank cards and Ace of Diamonds
Variations 1985 Martin's Miracles 95
Jack Yates Clue six spectators with cards and pens, one of them writes an X on his card behind performers back, those with red cards must speak truth, black must lie, performer finds different colored disc, murder game
Variations 1986 Clue and other Mysteries 51
Roy Johnson Zodiaclock Bonus spectator's birth sign is determined with clock principle and zodiac cards
 		Oct. 1987 Epoptica (Issue 10) 516
Jeff Busby (reviewer) Suparings by Roy Johnson Feb. 1988 Epoptica (Issue 11) 534
Roy Johnson Foreword
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 3
Roy Johnson Dedication
1989 Silver Special 5
Roy Johnson Noughts and Crosses follow the leader, described with ESP cards
  • Card Displacement - Method No. 2 (Veeser Concept)
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 7
Roy Johnson Take Three forcing three cards with three way forcing deck
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 12
Roy Johnson Double Oscar two routines with the card duck
Inspired by
  • Tricks of a Trouper, Jack Ledair
Also published here 		1989 Silver Special 14
Roy Johnson D.D.D. "Design and Digit Detector"
a chosen ESP card and a chosen plastic sleeve are divined, prop-heavy
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 18
Roy Johnson Lamination how to laminate
 		1989 Silver Special 23
Roy Johnson Plasticated card with corner torn off appears in sealed laminated case, Intercessor type duplicate
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 25
Roy Johnson Cornerized! corner of cards travels inside lamination where rest of card already is
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 29
Roy Johnson The Coin Game coin snatching technique, hand is wrapped with handkerchief except first finger, spectator cannot take the coin
Inspired byAlso published here 1989 Silver Special 33
Roy Johnson Cased two card transposition routine with case
Inspired by
  • effect in "Everyman Cards" (Roy Johnson)
Also published here 		1989 Silver Special 37
Roy Johnson The Prediction chosen card predicted with funny message on it
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 42
Roy Johnson Chopper! with shot glass, ball sealed in shot glass as finale
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 44
Roy Johnson Double Time
VariationsAlso published here 1989 Silver Special 49
Roy Johnson Focus on Murder ten cards with names, number and person at position remembered, divined
Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here 1989 Silver Special 52
Roy Johnson Murder! simplified routine
Inspired by 1989 Silver Special 55
Roy Johnson Twin Reverse named card removed from two decks, replaced in both decks where spectator wants, card turns over in both decks in two phases, SBS deck
Inspired by
  • "Buttoned Reverse" (Roy Johnson, Abracadabra, 1970s)
 1989 Silver Special 57
Roy Johnson A Lesson in Tiemanship cut and restored tie, two routines
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 60
Roy Johnson The Murder Game three spectators with weapons, fourth spectator locates murder
Inspired by 1989 Silver Special 66
Roy Johnson The £80 Card Game story presentation
Inspired by
  • "An Alternative Puzzle" (Bill Miesel, The Creative Card Magic of William P. Miesel, p. 59)
 1989 Silver Special 71
Roy Johnson The Book Test
Also published here 1989 Silver Special 75
Roy Johnson Identity Crisis Ace of Spades changes into duplicates of three selections one by one
Inspired by
  • "Chamiversal" (Roy Johnson, Abracadabra)
Also published here 		1989 Silver Special 78
Roy Johnson Instant Aces
1989 Silver Special 82
Roy Johnson The Crown Affair four objects on table, two-way-out instructions, remaining item predicted, three phases
Inspired byAlso published here 1989 Silver Special 85
Roy Johnson Incredible Dreamer with blank deck
Inspired byAlso published here 1989 Silver Special 90
Paul Hallas An 'L' Of A Trick Clock trick with ABC cards
Inspired by 1990 Mental Mix 21
Roy Johnson Snap folded piece of paper visible changes to bill
  • Das Gimmick und seine Handhabung
  • Vorführ-Finessen
  • Ultra-Finesse
  • Die Herstellung des Gimmicks
  • Der "Zusammenbau"
 		1990 Snap 1
Roy Johnson Suparings routine with two plastic rings and rope, six phase routine
Inspired by
  • "Ring Sation" (Ken Beale)
Also published here
  • marketed manuscript
 Jan. 1991 Intermagic (Vol. 16 No. 1) 31
Roy Johnson Objective three objects selected via cards with words on them, predicted, one-ahead
 		1992 New Sorcerer (Vol. 1 No. 2) 5
Roy Johnson, Mark Leveridge Envelope Stack to switch something
Inspired by
  • "Flawless" (Roy Johnson, Third Dimension)
 1992 Magic with Credit Cards 8
Roy Johnson Silber Spezial German translation of Silver Special
 		June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 6
Roy Johnson Vorwort
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 6
Roy Johnson Kreise und Kreuze follow the leader, described with ESP cards
  • Umschicht-Methode Nr. 2
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 7
Roy Johnson Nehmen Sie 3 Karten! forcing three cards with three way forcing deck
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 10
Roy Johnson Doppel-Oskar two routines with the card duck
Inspired by
  • Tricks of a Trouper, Jack Ledair
Also published here 		June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 11
Roy Johnson S.Z.D. a chosen ESP card and a chosen plastic sleeve are divined, prop-heavy
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 15
Roy Johnson Das Münzenspiel coin snatching technique, hand is wrapped with handkerchief except first finger, spectator cannot take the coin
Inspired byAlso published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 17
Roy Johnson Eine Lektion in Schlipsologie cut and restored tie, two routines
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 21
Roy Johnson Eingekastelt II two card transposition routine with case
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 26
Roy Johnson Die Vorhersage chosen card predicted with funny message on it
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 29
Roy Johnson Der Buchtest
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 31
Roy Johnson Chopper with shot glass, ball sealed in shot glass as finale
Also published here June 1992 Intermagic (Vol. 17 No. 1) 33
Roy Johnson Eine magische Lektion borrowed handkerchief changes into destroyed pieces, pieces put in paper bag, they change into ribbon, then in lemon, handkerchief is in lemon but with hole, put in cloth bag, part of the fabric transposes from bag to handkerchief, finally it appears on head of performer or assistant under hat
 		Nov. 1993 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 2) 58
Roy Johnson ESP-Voraussage spectator assigns five ESP cards to five envelope, three are correct, that outcome is predicted, previously unpublished
 		Nov. 1993 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 2) 72
Unknown Die Zuschauer zaubern spelling routine with eight cards
Related to
  • Roy Johnson routine in Abacus, ca. 1993
 May 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3) 105
Roy Johnson Silber Spezial more routines from Silver Special
 		May 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3) 111
Roy Johnson Plastifiziert card with corner torn off appears in sealed laminated case, Intercessor type duplicate
Also published here May 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3) 111
Roy Johnson Eckenfiziert corner of cards travels inside lamination where rest of card already is
Also published here May 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3) 113
Roy Johnson Mit Martini geht's leichter! four objects on table, two-way-out instructions, remaining item predicted, three phases
Also published here May 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3) 115
Roy Johnson Es geht um Mord! ten cards with names, number and person at position remembered, divined
Related toAlso published here May 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 3) 118
Roy Johnson Der Tadellos-Umschlag with stack of envelopes
Also published here July 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 18 No. 4&5) 186
Roy Johnson Der Mehrzweck-Umschlag switching an object under a stack of envelopes with hollow section
 		Nov. 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 1) 22
Roy Johnson Klappen Finesse
Nov. 1994 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 1) 23
Roy Johnson Unique German translation of 1995 book "Unique"
 		1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 126
Roy Johnson Vorwort
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 126
Roy Johnson Musik Maestro music pieces divined
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 126
Roy Johnson Der Schlüssel
  • Das Rotieren
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 129
Roy Johnson Die Schlüsselschnüre key through string
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 130
Roy Johnson Zur Hölle und zurück book test followed by pegasus page
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 134
Roy Johnson Die Bücherei forcing a book
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 137
Roy Johnson Nochmals die Bücherei forcing a book
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 138
Roy Johnson Die Karte in Irgendwas intercessor alternative to have matching corner
  • Karte in Rasierapparat
Inspired by
  • "Missing Digit" (Geatan Bloom)
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 138
Roy Johnson, Geoffrey Durham Hyp-Knot-isch rope cut, long and short pieces transpose, with traveling knot
  • Der wandernde Knoten
  • Das Verschieben des Knotens
  • Der Austausch
Also published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 142
Roy Johnson Aufgespießt bill burned in envelope, card stab in paper bag, bill found inside card
  • Der verbrannte Geldschein
  • Das Kartenstechen
  • Das Laden der Karte
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Unique
 1995 Intermagic (Vol. 19 No. 4&5) 145
Roy Johnson Blitztransposition
1996 Intermagic (Vol. 20 No. 1) 17
Roy Johnson, Rudolf Braunmüller B.L.Ö.D. twenty-one bill, counting with mathematical confusion, Himber wallet
 		1996 Intermagic (Vol. 20 No. 2) 79
Roy Johnson Die Roy Johnson Routine zu Martin Lewis' Sidewalk Shuffle
Inspired by 1997 Intermagic (Vol. 21 No. 1) 6
Roy Johnson Dosen-tration blade through can in box, compressible can
 		1997 Intermagic (Vol. 21 No. 2) 65
Roy Johnson Münzenlotto II Miraskill and Einstein routine with coins and two cups
Inspired by 1997 Intermagic (Vol. 21 No. 2) 80
Roy Johnson Tätersuche three cards with "lie" and three with "truth"
  • Die Fünfer-Version
Inspired by 1997 Intermagic (Vol. 21 No. 3) 122
Vanni Pulè Spiegel, Spiegel name chosen from booklet appears with lipstick on mirror, svengali forcing book
Inspired by 1997 Intermagic (Vol. 21 No. 4&5) 160
Roy Johnson Der Karten-Uhrentrick variation of Kaplan's clock trick
Inspired by 1998 Intermagic (Vol. 22 No. 1) 30
Rudolf Braunmüller Ein Roy Johnson Potpourri
1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 15
Roy Johnson Doppelzeit
Also published here 1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 15
Roy Johnson Der unglaubliche Träumer with blank deck
Inspired byAlso published here 1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 17
Roy Johnson Auf dem Rennplatz
1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 19
Roy Johnson Telamit performer has to make notes at home
 		1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 23
Roy Johnson Chromatismus three spectators choose a color, then a number from one to eight, chosen colors match with colors written on eight numbered cards
Inspired by 1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 27
Roy Johnson Identitätskrise Ace of Spades changes into duplicates of three selections one by one
Inspired by
  • "Chamiversal" (Roy Johnson, Abracadabra)
Also published here 		1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 31
Roy Johnson Zeitbombe spectator changes time on pocket watch, performer divines it, repeat with prediction
Inspired by 1999 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 1) 34
Roy Johnson Blitz-Quadrat flash magic square on business card
Related to 2000 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 4&5) 145
Rudolf Braunmüller Anmerkung tip for flash magic square
Related to 2000 Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 4&5) 147
Ron Bauer, Roy Johnson Owed to Poker Dan five double-backers become five aces
Inspired by
  • "Poker Dan" (Roy Johnson, Everyman Cards, 1981)
 2001 Owed to Poker Dan 1
Roy Johnson Introduction
2004 Dobson's Choice 3 3
John Lovick The Handsome Jack Lotto presentation for McCombical Prediction
Inspired by
  • "Lucky Cards" (Roy Johnson, By My Guest Plus!, 1989)
 2016 The Performance Pieces & Divertissements of the Famous Handsome Jack, etc. 11
Gene Anderson Picto Transpo performer draws spectator and vice versa on poster boards, signed pictures change places in envelopes
A. Performance
B. Introduction
C. Set-up and handling
D. Gene's script
E. Props
Inspired by 2016 Gene Anderson — The Book 17
Gene Anderson, Jim Hooper, Roy Johnson Nemo Jumbo Rising Card with houlette, card rises from envelope, two phases
  • A. Sneak preview
  • B. Background and credits
  • C. Introduction
  • D. Gene's Script
  • E. Rapid prototype
  • F. The props
  • G. Thread preparation
  • H. Thread management
  • I. Understanding thread
  • J. Initial set-up and first card rise
  • K. Second card rise
  • L. Striking and resetting
  • M. The quest for thread
 		2016 Gene Anderson — The Book 41
Anthony Owen On the Cards two blank cards, with signature and pictures, pictures transpose
Inspired by 2017 Secrets 75
Alexander de Cova Boxed Transposition
  • Notizen
signed card from deck to case between Jacks, spectator handles double facer, second phase in which a card cut in quarters transposes with another card
Inspired by Sep. 2018 Genii (Vol. 81 No. 9) 74