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Dai Vernon Slow-Motion Four Aces two methodsVariations Stars of Magic (Vol. 6 No. 2) 90
Edward Marlo Cover Up Cut "Cover Up Move"Variations Unknown 6
Edward Marlo Mental Reverse Related toVariations The Cardician 128
Edward Marlo The Insertion Steals from centerVariations Side Steal 40
Dai Vernon The Trick that cannot be explained Related toVariations More Inner Secrets of Card Magic 76
Edward Marlo, Jerry Andrus To the Top - Deck Face Down similar to Panoramic ShiftRelated toVariations The Multiple Shift 44
Peter Kane Single Shot card shoots out of incomplete faro deck, card gunRelated toVariations A Card Session with Peter Kane 12
Karl Fulves Babel Magic Christian, Roger Smith's Necromancer, Marc Reymont The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 5 No. 12) 366
Roger Smith Introduction The FFF Control System 3
Roger Smith The Flip Flop Flourish FFF, false cut combining swivel cut, Charlier cut and flip-over pass/cut The FFF Control System 4
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #1 card returned during FFF sequence, brought to top The FFF Control System 6
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #2 different handling The FFF Control System 7
Roger Smith The FFF Card Peek glimpsing card during FFF which ends up on bottom or top The FFF Control System 7
Roger Smith The FFF Card Production card shows up face up during FFF The FFF Control System 8
Roger Smith The FFF Double Cut #1 top to bottom The FFF Control System 9
Roger Smith The FFF Double Cut #2 or Loading Move bottom to top The FFF Control System 9
Roger Smith The FFF Side Slip palming bottom card into right hand during FFF, or replacing it on top The FFF Control System 10
Roger Smith The FFF Faro Ace Speller Aces lost, then spelled to and lost one by one, last Ace spelled with four packets and other Aces show up again The FFF Control System 11
Roger Smith Dunbury Revisited The FFF Control System 15
Roger Smith Aces Up The FFF Control System 18
Roger Smith The FFF Break Controls section intro The FFF Control System 20
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #3 (One Break) starting from break, to bottom The FFF Control System 20
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #4 (One Break) starting from break, to bottom The FFF Control System 21
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #5 (One Break) starting from break, to top The FFF Control System 21
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #6 (Two Breaks) starting with center swivel cut, to top and bottom The FFF Control System 21
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #7 (Two Breaks) starting with center swivel cut, both to top The FFF Control System 22
Roger Smith The FFF Card Control #8 (Three Breaks) two to top, one to bottom The FFF Control System 22
Roger Smith Introduction Revolutionary Card Compositions 1 1
Roger Smith Slow-Motion Ace Switch-A-Roo three methodsInspired byVariations Revolutionary Card Compositions 1 1
Roger Smith Fancy Count from deck onto table, two-handed Revolutionary Card Compositions 1 2
Roger Smith FC Ace Addition cards counted from deck onto table, then placed back on deck, cards added to top Revolutionary Card Compositions 1 2
Roger Smith Face-Up Drop Addition packet displayed without deck, then deck brought to it again and cards dropped onto face of deck with cover card Revolutionary Card Compositions 1 3
Roger Smith Final Thoughts and Notes Revolutionary Card Compositions 1 8
Derek Dingle Card Switch with Cardboard under cardboardVariations Dingle's Deceptions with Cards and Coins 31
Roger Smith Introduction "Another move that is similiar to the K-S Move is the ESTANCIAN Spread" (not yet published), Ascanio misspelled? The K-S Control System
Allan Ackerman Lunch several methods for "One-Eyed Jacks" sandwich effect, with loading techniques
Tilted Sandwich:
- Gaffed
- Ungaffed #1
- Ungaffed #2
The Ultimate Approach:
- The Load In
- The Palm Switch
- The No Palm Approach
- Ungaffed #3		Variations The Esoterist 34
Roger Smith Basics of K-S Move ("Klondike Shuffle"), packet in right-hand End grip, left hand pulls away top and bottom cards, rest as one card placed on top forming three-card fan The K-S Control System 1
Roger Smith K-S Handling - Five Cards & More reverse count of cards from end grip into left hand fan, then K-S with top-bottom-pull at end with last four cardsAlso published here The K-S Control System 4
Roger Smith K-S Slip Palm small packet spread, bottom card from a double palmed into right hand The K-S Control System 5
Roger Smith K-S Notes on how the order of the packet is affected and the orientation of the hands and cards The K-S Control System 7
Roger Smith K-S False Shuffle as a small packet false shuffle The K-S Control System 8
Roger Smith K-S Vanish handling for method 4 of Marlo referenceInspired by The K-S Control System 9
Roger Smith Effects chapter intro The K-S Control System 10
Roger Smith Your Choice Again The K-S Control System 11
Roger Smith Twisting the Aces K-S extra card The K-S Control System 15
Roger Smith Twisting the Red Aces (Blue) color changing back finale, deck changes color as well, red/blue double backer The K-S Control System 17
Roger Smith A-2-3 K-S Style with a twisting phase, two methods The K-S Control System 19
Roger Smith Count Down Ace to Five, credit information
- Glide Variation of Count Down		Variations The K-S Control System 21
Roger Smith 4 King Stunner Ace through Four reverse one by one, then change to examinable Kings, quartet type gimmick with Ace to FourVariations The K-S Control System 24
Roger Smith Ultimate Sandwich card travels to tabled sandwich cardsInspired by The K-S Control System 26
Roger Smith Bonus Section chapter heading The K-S Control System 28
Roger Smith Panaramic Reverse deck turned over onto card end-for-end which is stripped from center with left handInspired byAlso published here The K-S Control System 29
Roger Smith Fake Color Pick-Up card biddle counted on right-hand packet is apparently picked up under left hand packet, handling with odd-backed cardInspired by The K-S Control System 32
Roger Smith Panaramic Color Card different handling for chicago opener The K-S Control System 34
Roger Smith R-S Top Change card out-jogged on top of deck, dragged inwards with right hand and removed, actually second card taken The K-S Control System 36
Roger Smith Red-Blue Transpo backs transpose, odd-backed The K-S Control System 38
Frank Garcia, Roger Smith O'Henry (Slow Motion) Four Aces Inspired byVariations Super Subtle Card Miracles 199
Roger Smith Introduction Revolutionary Card Compositions 2 1
Roger Smith The Prediction card predicted on piece of cardboard, free selection matches prediction, several handlings of basic method (switch) described in several modules Revolutionary Card Compositions 2 1
Roger Smith Card on Outside of Case Revolutionary Card Compositions 2 2
Roger Smith The Basic Switch with cardboard, with variationsInspired by Revolutionary Card Compositions 2 4
Roger Smith Mental Reverse Five five cards, spectator thinks of one, it is predicted on cardboard and has odd backRelated to Revolutionary Card Compositions 2 5
Roger Smith The Bonus Extra Bonus Extra - Revised 1
Roger Smith Mental Reverse IV selection has odd-backed back as kicker, with four variationsInspired byRelated toVariations Bonus Extra — Revised 1
Roger Smith The I-F Lapping Move selection lapped by pushing joker in from other sideInspired by Bonus Extra — Revised 4
Roger Smith Stop - A Mental Spell spectator thinks stop during spelling Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 1
Roger Smith Four Aces - One At a Time - Easily Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 1
Roger Smith A Premonition - Outdone two decks, one card selected from one deck and placed aside, it is looked for in other deck but not there, the original selection is from second deck Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 2
Roger Smith The Mentalist at Last Laughs Last card selected, comedy mind-reading, then card is seen to be stuck to wall from beginning Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 2
Roger Smith The Out of Sight Card Miracle "invisible deck" trick with verbal force of selection and ungaffed deck Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 3
Roger Smith The Chicago Opening Blank Chicago Opener type routine in which odd-backed card becomes blank as finale Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 3
Roger Smith Mental Reverse IV - In the Wallet selected card vanishes and reappears in walletInspired by Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 4
Roger Smith Cutting Freely Does It card selected with cutting procedure shows up at previously named number between twenty and thirty Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 4
Roger Smith Think-Spell - And the Great Invisible Pass thought-of card spelled to, then put in center and comes back to top, progressive set-up Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 1 5
Roger Smith The Faro Sorcery trilogy #1 with list of faro related publications The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 1
Roger Smith The Card That Went Poof and Was Gone card peeked in IF condition, later selection has vanished The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 2
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 selectionInspired byRelated to The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 2
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
- Handling A
- Handling B
- Handling B - A Variation (two selections)		 The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 3
Roger Smith Anyone For a Pile Trick? two cards peeked at in IF condition The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 4
Roger Smith IF Cover Up Control #3 same with corner short key The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 5
Roger Smith The IF Cover Up Control #4 with a block instead of single key card, using a block version of cover up cut The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 5
Roger Smith Simplified handling to Faro Ace Plunger effect itself not described, Aces seem to appear face-up around selectionInspired by
  • "Faro Ace Plunger" (Roger Smith, Necromancer Vol. 2 No. 3)
 The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 6
Roger Smith The IF Drop Control key card placed one faro away from selection with running cut procedure after IF peek The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 7
Roger Smith The Card That Didn't Go Poof - But Oddly So freely chosen card in IF condition turns out to be only odd-backed card, then odd-backed card changes to another selection, featuring unsticking a sticky card with a faro shuffle The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 8
Roger Smith Offset Faro Controls and Techniques IF controls in which the halves are not equal but there is a block left on top of lower half
- Offset Faro Control #1
- Offset Faro Control #2		 The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 9
Roger Smith The Card That Went Poof - Again card peeked in IF condition, later selection is shown to have vanished and then it reappearsVariations The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 11
Roger Smith The Simple IF Double Control two cards peeked, faroed section pulled from center The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 12
Roger Smith Two Cards That Went Poof two cards peeked in IF condition are shown to have vanishedInspired by The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 12
Roger Smith Faro Shuffling With a Short Card The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 13
Roger Smith The Short Card Faro Force peek force in IF condition, faking IF control The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 13
Roger Smith Paper Clip Surprise card peeked in IF condition, paper clip appears clipped to selectionInspired by
  • "Fast Clip" (Roger Smith, Linking Ring, May 1975, Vol. 55 No. 3)
Variations		 The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 14
Roger Smith Open Paper Clip Surprise card openly paper clipped, card chosen in IF condition turns out to be clipped cardInspired by The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 14
Roger Smith Improved Fabulous Faro Finders card peeked at in IF condition, chosen card sticks out a bit after stripping the top half outInspired by
  • "Fabulous Faro Finders" (Roger Smith, Necromancer, Vol. 2 No. 2)
 The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 15
Roger Smith The Faro Drop Out and Notes card peeked at in IF condition, faroed deck held horizontally, selection pivots out towards bottomInspired by
  • "The Faro Flip Out" (Roger Smith, Necromancer, Vol. 2 No. 3)
 The Faro Sorcery Trilogy — Number 1 15
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist: 1976 Plus Plus Plus!!!! intro, trick suggested as problem by Wilbur Kattner Maxi-Twist 1
Roger Smith Basic Maxi-Twist suggested as a problem by Wilbur Kattner, four Aces turn over one by oneVariationsAlso published here Maxi-Twist 1
Roger Smith K-S Move #3 very similar to Ascanio spread, ends with four-card fanAlso published here
  • "K-S Supplement"
 Maxi-Twist 1
Roger Smith K-S Move #1 reverse count of cards from end grip into left hand fan, last card double Maxi-Twist 1
Roger Smith K-S Move #2 five-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left handAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist 1-2-3-4 transformation kicker into Ace through FourVariationsAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist 1-2-3-4-5 Aces change into Ace through Five as finaleAlso published here Maxi-Twist 3
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist All Backs twisting with all backs kickerAlso published here Maxi-Twist 3
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist Ala Color for the Bicentennial backs change to different cards as finaleAlso published here Maxi-Twist 4
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist and the Kings twisting the Aces, three of the Aces change to Kings, deck cut, Aces reversed in center with fourth KingAlso published here Maxi-Twist 4
Roger Smith The Horn Toad Effect #1 first selection put between sandwich, second selection found in deck turns out to be first selection, in sandwich is now second selection Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 1
Roger Smith Bicentenial Maxi-Twist "bicentennial", after twisting effect the cards change into the year (Ace, Nine, Seven, Six) and a flag appears on back Maxi-Twist 4
Roger Smith Horn Toad Move Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 1
Roger Smith The Horn Toad Effect #2 transposition of sandwiched cards Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 1
Roger Smith Again the Transposed Aces Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 1
Roger Smith The Ultimate Flight chosen card appears cleanly between sandwich on table, duplicateRelated to Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 2
Roger Smith Simple Transposition duplicate Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 2
Roger Smith Friday Night Countdown card near bottom, small number counted to and card there changes into selection, repeat, for method see Necromancer Vol. 2 No. 4 Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 2
Roger Smith Everybody Cuts the Four Aces Plus Wow!! four piles dealt while spectator says stop, four Kings found, they change to Aces Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 2
Roger Smith Everybody Cuts the Aces Another Ending see reference, surprise transformation of Kings into Aces as Kings are produced again from deck Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 3
Roger Smith A Simple Universal Smith's Mini-Lecture Notes No. 2 3
Bruce Cervon The "Dream" Method 1 card changes while isolated in tabled spread/using optional impromptu double backerInspired by
  • Jon Racherbaumer effect description, The Talisman, July 1971
Related to		 Card Secrets of Bruce Cervon 14
Jon Racherbaumer Introduction Related to The Ascanio Spread ii
Roger Smith Introductory Remarks The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 1
Roger Smith The Ultimate Flight tabled card transposes with card in hand, duplicateRelated to The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 2
Roger Smith The Ultimate Flight Again duplicate The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 4
Roger Smith Another Ultimate Flight with deck out of play, duplicate The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 4
Roger Smith Some Ultimate Pass Ideas pseudo pass for magicians, duplicateInspired by
  • "Ultimate Pass" (Roger Smith, Necromancer)
 The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 5
Roger Smith Ultimate Outjog Systems "A Synthesis of Development"
intro		 The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 7
Roger Smith Rear Jogging Cards getting card to injogged position
- Method #1 (inspired by Marlo)
- Method #2
- Method #3 (with overhand shuffle)
- Notes on Methods		Inspired by The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 7
Roger Smith Outjog Force force card starts injogged The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 10
Roger Smith Outjog Switch I The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 11
Roger Smith Outjog Switch II three procedures The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 12
Roger Smith Outjog Sidesteal to top The Ultimate Card Book No. 1 13
Roger Smith The Panaramic Reverse deck turned over onto card end-for-end which is stripped from center with left handAlso published here Innovative Magic No. 1 1
Roger Smith The Dream - Method #2 card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twice Innovative Magic No. 1 1
Roger Smith The Dream - Method #4 card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twice Innovative Magic No. 1 2
Roger Smith Turning...Turning Over Innovative Magic No. 1 3
Steve Saunders, Roger Smith, Jim Cozzens SRJ Pennyrama (or Four Coins A-Go-Go) Innovative Magic No. 1 5
Roger Smith, Steve Saunders, Ron Hicks The Spell of a Good Magician three thought-of cards spelled to, they then change to Aces to match a fourth card, faro Innovative Magic No. 1 9
Jim Cozzens, Roger Smith The Under Cover Coins four coins folded into corners of laid-out handkerchief, they assembly one by one in one corner Innovative Magic No. 2 11
Roger Smith Surprise Extra! black Jacks on table, card placed between them vanishes, Jacks become red Aces, in deck is the reversed selection with a black Jack on either side, two methods Surprise Extra 1
Roger Smith Foreward comments on "The Dream" plot (transformation of reversed card in ribbon spread), credit informationRelated to
  • Jon Racherbaumer effect description, The Talisman, July 1971
 The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 1
Roger Smith The Penultimate Dream card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twice
- The Penultimate Dream...2nd Handling
- The Penultimate Dream...3rd Handling (Easy)		Inspired by
  • Jon Racherbaumer effect description, The Talisman, July 1971
 The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 4
Roger Smith The Penultimate Signed Dream card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twice, signed on back The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 7
Roger Smith The Offcolor Penultimate Dream odd-backed card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twice The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 7
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist #2 Aces turn over one by one, extra card Innovative Magic No. 2 17
Roger Smith The Penultimate Duo-Gaff Dream card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twice, with two gaffed cards The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 9
Ron Hicks, Flash Gheen, Roger Smith The Magnificent Monte Marvel monte routine, partially on top of deck Innovative Magic No. 2 19
Roger Smith The Dream! card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twiceAlso published here
  • "The Dream!" booklet, Roger Smith
 The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 10
Roger Smith The Invisible Visible card apparently palmed invisibly off deck, then put back on deck and dealt off where it becomes visible again, second dealInspired by
  • recent item in The Linking Ring
 Innovative Magic No. 2 21
Roger Smith The Ultimate Dream Sandwich sandwiched card changes while sandwich is isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twiceVariations The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 11
Roger Smith The Card That Went in the Deck on Top card put reversed in center is claimed to travel invisibly to top, becomes visible when dealt off the deck, second deal Innovative Magic No. 2 21
Roger Smith The Simple Sandwich Ultimate Dream effect variationInspired by The Ultimate Card Book No. 3 12
Roger Smith The Smith No-Skill Spectator Helps Faro Shuffle spectator and performer have half the deck each and deal one by one into pile Innovative Magic No. 2 21
Roger Smith Simple Maxi-Twist actually page "Bonus Page 1" Innovative Magic No. 2 22
Roger Smith K-S Move #3 similar to Ascanio spread, ends with four-card fan Innovative Magic No. 2 18
Roger Smith Basic K-S Move Innovative Magic No. 2 18
Roger Smith Foreward The Ultimate Card Book No. 2 1
Roger Smith The Ultimate Trick That Cannot Be Explained strategies and handlings for the trickInspired by The Ultimate Card Book No. 2 2
Roger Smith Timing Spread Force spectator moves his finger over spread The Ultimate Card Book No. 2 3
Roger Smith Two-Way Out forcing top card of one of two piles The Ultimate Card Book No. 2 5
Roger Smith The Ultimate Face Down Spread Prediction spectator removes card from face-down spread and push it in reversed, used to indicate another card which matches prediction The Ultimate Card Book No. 2 11
Roger Smith Ultimate Cutting the Aces from ungaffed shuffled deck The Ultimate Card Book No. 2 12
Roger Smith Day Dream (The Dream #5) card changes while isolated in tabled spread, spread turned over twiceRelated to Innovative Magic No. 3 27
Roger Smith Escalator #1 Ace to Four, they turn over one by one and back down when the next card turns over Innovative Magic No. 3 28
Roger Smith, Keith Best Escalator #2 Ace to Four, they turn over one by one and back down when the next card turns over Innovative Magic No. 3 29
Roger Smith Infi-Twist Aces turn face-down one by one, then they change to Ace to Four, then to KingsInspired by Innovative Magic No. 3 31
Roger Smith Tarsat "Tabled Aces Reverse Sympathetic Ace Trick"
Aces revers in deck, when re-spread only three Aces are reversed and one face-down in between, four cards removed, another Ace reverses and reversed Ace turns out to be previous selection of same suit		Variations Innovative Magic No. 3 32
Roger Smith Son of Tarsat same effect with case involvedInspired by Innovative Magic No. 3 33
Roger Smith Plunger from Case Innovative Magic No. 3 33
Wilbur T. Kattner, Roger Smith Collected!!! Aces first distribute, then come together to trap three selectionsRelated to Innovative Magic No. 3 34
Roger Smith Revolvo Aces tabled Aces production Innovative Magic No. 3 35
Jim Cozzens, Roger Smith, Wilbur T. Kattner, Van McGee, Gerald Edmunson Scatter Coins four coins in one corner under card, three cards in other corners, they distribute to other cards one by one until one coin is in each cornerRelated to Innovative Magic No. 3 38
Roger Smith Scatter Coins Bonus page actually numbered "B4"
gaffed method with sticky card		Related to Innovative Magic No. 3 40
Roger Smith Basic Maxi-Twist suggested as a problem by Wilbur Kattner, four Aces turn over one by oneAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2 1
Roger Smith K-S Move #3 very similar to Ascanio spread, ends with four-card fan Maxi-Twist 2 1
Roger Smith K-S Move #1 reverse count of cards from end grip into left hand fan, last card double Maxi-Twist 2 1
Roger Smith K-S Move #2 five-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left hand Maxi-Twist 2 2
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist 1-2-3-4 transformation kicker into Ace through FourAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2 2
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist 1-2-3-4-5 Aces change into Ace through Five as finaleAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2 3
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist All Backs twisting with all backs kickerAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2 3
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist Ala Color backs change to different cards as finaleAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2 4
Roger Smith Maxi-Twist and the Kings twisting the Aces, three of the Aces change to Kings, deck cut, Aces reversed in center with fourth KingRelated toAlso published here Maxi-Twist 2 4
Roger Smith Off Color Maxi-Twist same effect with color-changing back kicker of AcesRelated to Maxi-Twist 2 4
Roger Smith Another Variation twisting the Aces, three of them change to match selection Maxi-Twist 2 4
Roger Smith A Few Notes and Comments on Maxi-Twist and the Ascanio Spread vs. K-S MoveRelated to Maxi-Twist 2 5
Roger Smith Foreward The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 1
Roger Smith The Five Card Elmsley five as five while hiding one The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 2
Roger Smith Again K-S Move five-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left hand The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 4
Roger Smith Countdown #1 Ace to Five are given down-under-deal and shown in order, then order reversesInspired by The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 5
Roger Smith Countdown #2 with Ace through Five, handling variation The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 6
Roger Smith Repeating Elevator #1 with Ace through Five The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 7
Roger Smith Repeating Elevator #2 with Ace through Five, handling variation The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 8
Roger Smith Instant Reversal Ace through Five in order, Five moved to other end and rest reverses The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 9
Roger Smith A Simple Routine suggested routine of previous tricks with Ace through Five of a suit with simple switch in pocket The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 10
Roger Smith The Five Card Bonus Stunner Ace through Five reverse one by one, one put in pocket, other four become blank cards and pocketed is blank alsoInspired byRelated to The Ultimate Card Book No. 4 11
Roger Smith "Tip of the Iceberg" selection pivots out of deck in Incomplete Faro Condition Exclusive Card Secrets 34
John Cornelius Face Down Poker twisting four cards, then they turn into Aces, see Roger Smith reference for credit informationRelated to Fork Full of Appetizers — Book 2 7
Edward Marlo Impact-Collision-Crash four Queens in four envelopes with holes, chosen Queen turns over twice, chosen Queen vanishes, then reappears in an envelope with odd backInspired byAlso published here
  • MUM, Jan. 1978
 At The Table 114
Larry Jennings Collectors V - Distributraction Related to The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings 213
Roger Smith, Stephen Minch Ribbon Spread Range Force Inspired by
  • Ultimate Card Book No. 2, Roger Smith
 The Three Faces of Steve 17
Randy Wakeman, Roger Smith Let's Twist Again (Like We Did Last Summer) Maxi-Twist, two handlings Special Effects 39
Edward Marlo Incomplete Faro - Multiple Peeks with multiple breaks in lower half
- Incomplete Double Peek
- Incomplete Triple		Related toAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Jan. 1965
 M.I.N.T. — Volume I 123
Randy Wakeman The Exploding Aces Aces turn over one by one, then change to Ace through Four, Aces reproduced from deckInspired by Randy Wakeman Presents 113
Carmen D'Amico The Fake Pickup one half in both hands, top card of left-hand half flipped face up and back and then apparently picked up under right hand packetRelated toVariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Oct. 1968
 M.I.N.T. — Volume II 33
Edward Marlo Latest Ace Vanishes Ace (or card) vanishes in packet, five methodsVariationsAlso published here
  • The New Tops, Dec. 1968
 M.I.N.T. — Volume II 37
Roger Smith, John Bannon Maxi Twist - Bannon Handling transformation kicker Facsimile (Issue 4) 35
Nick Trost Maxi-Twisto Twisting the Aces with Royal Flush endingInspired by
  • "A Twist on Maxi" (Mike Gallo, Genii, August 1986)
Related to
  • "Maxi-Twist" (Roger Smith, 1976)
 The Card Magic of Nick Trost 222
Roberto Giobbi Slow Henry Inspired by Card College — Volume 5 1239
Roger Smith K. S. Spread credit information Enchantments 63
Wesley James New Faces of 1234 "beta", Aces change to Ace through Four as kickerInspired by Enchantments 84
Jack Parker Three On The Button Three selections made and lost. Four Kings turn face down one by one. One King is placed in front of two spectators each, other two Kings placed face up in deck. Kings change into selections, last selection is sandwiched by Kings in deck.Inspired by 52 Memories 64
Roger Smith No Shoots - No Slides - No Slits. coin travels into laminated greeting card inside nest of envelopes The F.F.F.F. Book 251
Ryan Plunkett Shuffleupagus deck shuffled by two spectators, then shown to be almost separated into red and blacks, now in new deck orderInspired by
  • "The One Handed Faro Miracle" (Roger Smith, Necromancer, Vol. 1, No. 6, 1971)
Variations		 A New Angle 40