double rise\ntwo cards placed on the table, half of the deck put on each, both rise to the top\nbill simon\nnight riser\nhoward schwarzman\nrise and switch\nbill simon\nroberto giobbi
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
Double Rise
two cards placed on the table, half of the deck put on each, both rise to the top
m. k. telephone code system\ncoding a card with four cards, see interlocutor reference for credit information\nmax katz\nstudy in stud\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nletters\nhoward schwarzman\nraymond hafler\nbill spencer
1958
the cardiste Max Katz
M. K. Telephone Code System
coding a card with four cards, see Interlocutor reference for credit information
two-gether\ntwo cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, appear at same position in two piles\nhoward schwarzman
1962
close-up card magic Howard Schwarzman
Two-Gether
two cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, appear at same position in two piles
a wanderful production\nfour coins produced with wand, vanished and reproduced with handkerchief, shower of coins as finale\nhoward schwarzman
1966
the new modern coin magic Howard Schwarzman
A Wanderful Production
four coins produced with wand, vanished and reproduced with handkerchief, shower of coins as finale
plunger discovery\nselected card appears between kings as pushed through\nhoward schwarzman\nfrank garcia\nken krenzel
1973
super subtle card miracles Howard Schwarzman, Frank Garcia, Ken Krenzel
Plunger Discovery
selected card appears between kings as pushed through
night poker\nseven handed game, faro, spectator has some choices but still performer wins, exploiting primitive cycles\nhoward schwarzman\nother forms of the transposition\nkarl fulves
1975
epilogue Howard Schwarzman
Night Poker
seven handed game, faro, spectator has some choices but still performer wins, exploiting Primitive Cycles
night leaper\ntwo halves, card at position in one half travels to same position in other half\nhoward schwarzman
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Howard Schwarzman
Night Leaper
two halves, card at position in one half travels to same position in other half
howard schwarzman's idea\npoke finesse\nhoward schwarzman\ntilt finesse i\nhoward schwarzman\ncharles aste jr.\nedward marlo
1977
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Howard Schwarzman
night riser\nblack aces on table, half deck on each, they rise to top of other packet, red aces on bottom
- notes by karl fulves\nhoward schwarzman\ndouble rise\nbill simon
1979
the chronicles Howard Schwarzman
Night Riser
black Aces on table, half deck on each, they rise to top of other packet, red Aces on bottom
- Notes By Karl Fulves
hoax coin\ncomplete coin vanish, then reproduction, sleeving into spectator's sleeve, see p. 1328 for credit claim by howard schwarzman\nkarl fulves
1979
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Hoax Coin
complete coin vanish, then reproduction, sleeving into spectator's sleeve, see p. 1328 for credit claim by Howard Schwarzman
ethereal blackjack no. 1\nthree phases, performer wins, then he wins with one card with the second card appearing, then with no card with both cards appearing from empty hands, four handlings of final phase\nrichard kaufman\nhoward schwarzman
1981
cardworks Richard Kaufman, Howard Schwarzman
Ethereal BlackJack No. 1
three phases, performer wins, then he wins with one card with the second card appearing, then with no card with both cards appearing from empty hands, four handlings of final phase
der multiple card throw\n1. vorgeschichte
2. der multiple card throw vom spiel (from the deck, impeccable double variations)
3. der multiple card throw aus der hand (in the hands, four methods)\nchristian scherer\nhoward schwarzman\npiet forton\nthe impeccable double\nhoward schwarzman\npiet forton's impeccable variations: oops!...they split!\npiet forton
1982
card news '82 Christian Scherer, Howard Schwarzman, Piet Forton
Der Multiple Card Throw
1. Vorgeschichte
2. Der multiple card throw vom Spiel (from the deck, Impeccable double variations)
3. Der multiple card throw aus der Hand (in the hands, four methods)
tilt finesse\npoking out cards in center\nhoward schwarzman\ncharles aste jr.
1988
the vernon chronicles - volume 2 Howard Schwarzman, Charles Aste Jr.
erdnase color change variation\nalso houdini change, spelled erdinase\ns. w. erdnase\nhoward schwarzman
1996
miracle material S. W. Erdnase, Howard Schwarzman
multiple card throw variation\nimpeccable double variation\nchristian scherer\nthe impeccable double\nhoward schwarzman
1997
karten à la carte Christian Scherer
impeccable prediction plus\ntwo phases, second phase with torn corner of prediction card\nchristian scherer\nthe impeccable prediction\nhoward schwarzman
1997
karten à la carte Christian Scherer
Impeccable Prediction Plus
two phases, second phase with torn corner of prediction card
nick's push-thru\ncard tunnel (tunnel change plot) without gaffs, includes history information for tunnel change plot\nnick trost\nthe diabolical reversed card (improved)\ncharles t. jordan\n de forrest\nnick's push-thru\nnick trost\npush-through reversed card\nnick trost\nthe original card tunnel\nhoward schwarzman\nken krenzel\ncard tunnel effects\nstephen minch\nthompson-judah version\njohnny thompson\nstewart judah
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Nick's Push-Thru
Card Tunnel (tunnel change plot) without gaffs, includes history information for tunnel change plot
tilt finesse i\n\nhoward schwarzman\ncharles aste jr.\nedward marlo\n"tilt!" (marlo, p. 13)\nhoward schwarzman's idea\nhoward schwarzman
2000
card college - volume 4 Howard Schwarzman, Charles Aste Jr., Edward Marlo