materialization\ncoin appears with the help of a spring clothes-pin and a handkerchief\nfranklin v. taylor\nfruit cup\norson welles
1942
the phoenix 1-50 Franklin V. Taylor
Materialization
coin appears with the help of a spring clothes-pin and a handkerchief
peek deck\n\nfranklin v. taylor\nsee also page 199 for an improvement\n"peek-deck" pappy\njames g. thompson jr.\nthe twitching muscle\nkarrell fox
1942
the phoenix 1-50 Franklin V. Taylor
"peek-deck" pappy\ntaylor's peek deck, as a code \njames g. thompson jr.\npage 199 for an improvement\npeek deck\nfranklin v. taylor
1943
the phoenix 1-50 James G. Thompson Jr.
"visible but unseen" or " the pocket index that ain't"\ncard prediction, index in deck, switch in hat\nfranklin v. taylor\nbruce elliott\npeek deck\nfranklin v. taylor
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Franklin V. Taylor, Bruce Elliott
"Visible But Unseen" Or " The Pocket Index That Ain't"
out of this phone book\nbook, opened freely, line is forced, franklin v. taylor's peek deck principle with a book\npaul curry\nthe back room\nbruce elliott\nout of this phone book\npaul curry\nout of this phone book\npaul curry
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Paul Curry
Out of this Phone Book
book, opened freely, line is forced, Franklin V. Taylor's peek deck principle with a book
fruit cup\ncoin in egg in lemon in orange in grapefruit using a clothespin\norson welles\nmaterialization\nfranklin v. taylor
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Orson Welles
Fruit Cup
coin in egg in lemon in orange in grapefruit using a clothespin
the chinese parrot\ntwo selected cards put in book, cards and content of the pages is divined\nfranklin v. taylor\nthe chinese parrot\nfranklin v. taylor
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Franklin V. Taylor
The Chinese Parrot
two selected cards put in book, cards and content of the pages is divined
taylor's cups and balls\nthree cups, gaffed, thread and sponge, gimmicked possibility to make a ball appear under a cup\nfranklin v. taylor\ntaylor's cups and balls\nfranklin v. taylor\ncups and balls\njames g. thompson jr.\nfranklin v. taylor
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Franklin V. Taylor
Taylor's Cups and Balls
three cups, gaffed, thread and sponge, gimmicked possibility to make a ball appear under a cup
out of this phone book\nbook, opened freely, line is forced, franklin v. taylor's peek deck principle with a book\npaul curry\nout of this phone book\npaul curry\npagency\nthomas alan waters
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation Paul Curry
Out Of This Phone Book
book, opened freely, line is forced, Franklin V. Taylor's peek deck principle with a book
looped\ntelephone book test, where card is put in book to chose page, method that extra card does not fall out\nfranklin v. taylor
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Franklin V. Taylor
Looped
telephone book test, where card is put in book to chose page, method that extra card does not fall out
it's magic\nbenson bowl routine\nroy benson\nbenson bowl\nroy benson\ncups and balls\njames g. thompson jr.\nfranklin v. taylor\nthe benson plunger\nmike caveney\nduke stern
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Roy Benson
shoulder card\ncard to inside pocket or wallet, no palming\nfranklin v. taylor\nshoulder card\nfranklin v. taylor
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Franklin V. Taylor
shades of houdini\nselection is put back and deck hidden in other room, performer is tied to a chair and lights turned off, after some seconds the spectator gets the hidden deck and found the selection reversed and signed by the performer\nedward clinkscale\nfranklin v. taylor
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Edward Clinkscale, Franklin V. Taylor
Shades of Houdini
selection is put back and deck hidden in other room, performer is tied to a chair and lights turned off, after some seconds the spectator gets the hidden deck and found the selection reversed and signed by the performer
double stop\ntwo cards, see p. 793 for additional ideas by al forsythe\nfranklin v. taylor\ndouble stop\nfranklin v. taylor
1950
the phoenix 151-200 Franklin V. Taylor
Double Stop
two cards, see p. 793 for additional ideas by Al Forsythe
extra sensory prestidigitation\nthree phase esp routine, matching with esp signs drawn on pieces of paper, mind reading of one as climax\nedward clinkscale\nfranklin v. taylor
1952
the phoenix 251 - 300 Edward Clinkscale, Franklin V. Taylor
Extra Sensory Prestidigitation
three phase ESP routine, matching with ESP signs drawn on pieces of paper, mind reading of one as climax
thumb fun\nring vanishes and appears on spectator's thumb which was covered by a handkerchief, see also p. 1093\nfranklin v. taylor\nvernon on taylor on ellis\ndai vernon\nwarlock's thumb tip\npeter warlock\ncarrousel\nfred keating\nthumb fun\nfranklin v. taylor
1952
the phoenix 251 - 300 Franklin V. Taylor
Thumb Fun
ring vanishes and appears on spectator's thumb which was covered by a handkerchief, see also p. 1093
taylor's cups and balls\nthree cups, gaffed, thread and sponge, gimmicked possibility to make a ball appear under a cup\nfranklin v. taylor\ntaylor's cups and balls\nfranklin v. taylor
1953
classic secrets of magic Franklin V. Taylor
Taylor's Cups and Balls
three cups, gaffed, thread and sponge, gimmicked possibility to make a ball appear under a cup
brema + taylor\nbrema nut, nut off rope, with handkerchief\nfranklin v. taylor\nbrema plus taylor\nfranklin v. taylor
1954
the phoenix 251 - 300 Franklin V. Taylor
apport\nthree crumbled paper balls, one is selected, objects on cards selected on appears in paper\nfranklin v. taylor
1954
the phoenix 251 - 300 Franklin V. Taylor
Apport
three crumbled paper balls, one is selected, objects on cards selected on appears in paper
combination\nshoelace and ellis ring penetration, second phase, finger ring becomes entangled\nhorace e. bennett\njardine ellis\nbertram millidge\nfranklin v. taylor
1955
the new phoenix 301-348 Horace E. Bennett, Jardine Ellis, Bertram Millidge, Franklin V. Taylor
Combination
shoelace and Ellis ring penetration, second phase, finger ring becomes entangled
thumb fun\nring vanishes and appears on spectator's thumb which was covered by a handkerchief\nfranklin v. taylor\nthumb fun\nfranklin v. taylor
1956
the best in magic Franklin V. Taylor
Thumb Fun
ring vanishes and appears on spectator's thumb which was covered by a handkerchief
brema plus taylor\nbrema nut, nut off rope, with handkerchief\nfranklin v. taylor\nbrema + taylor\nfranklin v. taylor
1956
the best in magic Franklin V. Taylor
shoulder card\ncard to inside pocket or wallet, no palming\nfranklin v. taylor\nshoulder card\nfranklin v. taylor
1956
the best in magic Franklin V. Taylor
cups and balls\n- taylor's cups and balls variation
- cups and balls, classic routine with three cups
- benson bowl routine variation\njames g. thompson jr.\nfranklin v. taylor\ntaylor's cups and balls\nfranklin v. taylor\nit's magic\nroy benson
1956
top secrets of magic James G. Thompson Jr., Franklin V. Taylor
Cups and Balls
- Taylor's Cups and Balls Variation
- Cups and Balls, classic routine with three cups
- Benson Bowl Routine Variation
the chinese parrot\ntwo selected cards put in book, cards and content of the pages is divined\nfranklin v. taylor\nthe chinese parrot\nfranklin v. taylor
1956
the best in magic Franklin V. Taylor
The Chinese Parrot
two selected cards put in book, cards and content of the pages is divined
jardine ellis routine\non and off the shoelace, in the end string is threaded on finger ring \nhorace e. bennett\nfranklin v. taylor
1967
the art of close-up magic - volume 1 Horace E. Bennett, Franklin V. Taylor
Jardine Ellis Routine
on and off the shoelace, in the end string is threaded on finger ring
pagency\nword is selected from a book and named to the performer, he names correct position in dictionary\nthomas alan waters\npeek deck\nfranklin v. taylor\nout of this phone book\npaul curry
1985
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Pagency
word is selected from a book and named to the performer, he names correct position in dictionary
out of this phone book\nbook, opened freely, line is forced, franklin v. taylor's peek deck principle with a book, first peek book in literature\npaul curry\nout of this phone book\npaul curry
2001
paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry
Out of This Phone Book
book, opened freely, line is forced, Franklin V. Taylor's peek deck principle with a book, first peek book in literature