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Karl Fulves The Faro Box Effect with card changing back color
 		1979
The Topological False Count
7
Karl Fulves Contact Colors 2&2, with card with cut-out section
 		1979
The Topological False Count
7
Karl Fulves Scam On Rye two black card between two reds, after a count it is two reds between two blacks, using extra card with cut-out section
 		1979
The Topological False Count
8
Karl Fulves Contact Spread using a card with hole, rough-smooth substitute
 		1979
The Topological False Count
10
Karl Fulves Four Card Catch catching two cards between 2 sandwich cards
Inspired by 1979
The Topological False Count
11
Karl Fulves Contact 5-as-4 using card with hole
 		1979
The Topological False Count
12
Karl Fulves Contact 5-as-5 using card with hole
 		1979
The Topological False Count
12
Karl Fulves Contact Double using card with hole
 		1979
The Topological False Count
13
Karl Fulves Continuous Count count with two cards taped together at one side
 		1979
The Topological False Count
13
Karl Fulves Contacting The Spirits top card on small packet floats up, using card with hole in center
Inspired byRelated to 1979
The Topological False Count
14
Karl Fulves The Hole Card Routine small packet blackjack sequence, at one point spectator gets "hole card" with actual hole
  • The Cheat Phase
  • The Finish
  • You Want Footnotes?
 		1979
The Topological False Count
15
Karl Fulves Riffle Shuffle Control
1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
Karl Fulves The St. Regis Sleight card selected from incomplete riffle shuffle, color forced
Variations 1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
Karl Fulves The St. Regis Sleight Variation card selected from tabled incomplete faro, color forced
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
1
Karl Fulves Forcing from Half-Forcing Deck also from half Monte Cristo
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
2
Karl Fulves St. Regis Sleight II half stack used to key position of selection made from incomplete riffle shuffled deck
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
2
Karl Fulves The Double Selection divided deck and cards selected from incomplete riffle shuffle position, one-way suggestion
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
3
Karl Fulves Riffle Placement key at twenty-six, two selections made from incomplete riffle shuffle position, end up twenty-six apart, coincidence when dealt from two piles simultaneously - both selections at same position
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
4
Karl Fulves Visible Strip-Out handling for "Riffle Placement"
Related to 1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
6
Karl Fulves Riffle Shuffle Control card selected from incomplete riffle shuffle controlled to twenty-six from top
Related to 1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
7
Karl Fulves Riffle Shuffle Control selection made in incomplete riffle shuffle condition, controlled to twenty-six or known position, preserves divided deck
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
11
Karl Fulves Mathematical Triumph using Riffle Shuffle Control
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
13
Bruce Cervon, Karl Fulves R/S Plus P/S Riffle Shuffle Control plus Perfect Speller, placement of card
Related to 1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
18
Karl Fulves Speller Note brief note on Cervon's "Perfect Speller"
Related to 1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
20
Karl Fulves R/S Plus One-Way Riffle Shuffle Control variation that sorts one-way in front of audience
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
20
Karl Fulves Impromptu Poker Deal deck set up for poker deal during location via Riffle Shuffle Control
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
21
Karl Fulves Bibliography on the Riffle Shuffle Control
 		1979
Riffle Shuffle Control
23
Karl Fulves Impromptu Opener on performing impromptu with a borrowed deck
 		1979
Impromptu Opener
1
Karl Fulves Stopped Twice two prediction cards placed in deck during dealing by spectator end up next to their mates, "Gemini Twins"
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1979
Impromptu Opener
2
Karl Fulves, Herb Runge Gemini Twins Placement
Related toAlso published here 1979
Impromptu Opener
2
Reinhard Müller, Karl Fulves, Harvey Rosenthal 3-Card Catch
1979
Impromptu Opener
3
Karl Fulves Cricket card apparently sandwiched with the two sandwich cards as they are quickly slid through tabled deck
VariationsAlso published here 1979
Impromptu Opener
6
Karl Fulves Introduction Slydini's influence on close-up magic
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
1
Karl Fulves Close-Up Miracles chapter intro
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
5
Karl Fulves Slydini On Rope Magic chapter intro
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
15
Karl Fulves Cards In Close-Up
1979
The Magical World of Slydini
25
Karl Fulves More Slydini Coin Classics chapter intro
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
42
Karl Fulves The Coin Clip chapter intro
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
51
Karl Fulves Slydini's Silk Knots chapter intro
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
56
Karl Fulves Slydini's Linking Rings chapter intro
 		1979
The Magical World of Slydini
82
Karl Fulves Addenda
1979
The Magical World of Slydini
101
Looy Simonoff Looy's Sooperman one-man floatation behind cloth
Inspired by 1979
Close-up Entertainer
115
Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves The Problem at Draw three hands dealt, performer has Aces, Aces put in center and repeated, repeat with Royal Flush, even though the performer deals himself only three cards
Inspired byRelated to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 13)
1185
Richard Durham Pin Thru Hank "Retrospective"
safety pin
  • Notes By Karl Fulves
Related toVariationsAlso published here
  • Genii, April 1950
 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 13)
1190
Karl Fulves Notes on the Retrospective column
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 13)
1191
Karl Fulves The Self-Employed on publishing one's ideas
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 13)
1192
Karl Fulves Red Blues ungaffed B'Wave method, "Brainstorm II"
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 13)
1194
Karl Fulves Mate Two two cards torn in half, spectator takes two halves of one card, yet they do not match
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 13)
1194
Karl Fulves Go Directly to Jail card changes into "Go directly to jail" card, selection is now in case that has cut-outs to resemble a jail cell, two methods
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 14)
1204
Ted Glick Dice Trap two dice under cup, coin vanishes and reappears underneath cup between the two dice, three methods
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 15)
1208
Karl Fulves Notes
1979
The Chronicles (Issue 15)
1210
Karl Fulves Pluto Bet bet regarding what's the planet furthest from the sun
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 15)
1210
Karl Fulves The U.C.L.A. Move "Utility Center Lift Action"
hindu force that ends with a center double lift, matching application in which a selection does not match prediction card but then transforms
Variations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 15)
1214
Karl Fulves Knowing Comments snarky remarks on magic
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1218
Karl Fulves Zenner Plus "Curiosities"
guessing ESP cards with better accuracy than normal
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1219
Karl Fulves Reflections saliva on thumbnail for impromptu shiner
Inspired byRelated to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1220
Karl Fulves Notes on sleight-free/self-working tricks and their definition
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1220
Father Cyprian, Karl Fulves Jump Shot banded deck, first rubber band jumps around half the deck, then around single selection, progressive
Related toVariations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1221
Karl Fulves Rubber Band Problem inserting a packet in card case and removing it with rubber band around, posed as problem
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1222
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
Inspired byVariations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 16)
1224
Stephen Mathews Gemini Rope rope around spectator's fourth finger, it's pulled and penetrates finger
  • The Basic Method
  • Stephen Mathews Notes
  • Notes By Karl Fulves
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 17)
1225
Allen Lang Prelude four cards face-down on table, spectator finds the one that matches prediction
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 17)
1228
Bob Brook R & B selection matches odd-backed prediction, than the back colors change of deck and prediction
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 17)
1229
Karl Fulves Notes
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 17)
1233
Karl Fulves Center Fold Joker placed into deck behind back, then two selections made, half the Joker (which is suddenly torn) found besides each card
Also published here 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 17)
1234
Mitsunobu Matsuyama Paradox geometrical puzzle with a playing card that makes a full card face-down, but a piece is left over when assembled face-up
  • The Turnover Tactic
  • Business Card Variation
  • Reference File
Related toVariations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 18)
1235
Karl Fulves, Tony Slydini Notes Slydini on Okito box magic, Cups & Balls and card tricks
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 18)
1238
Philip T. Goldstein Immoracle packet cut-off, anti-faro procedure to arrive at Royal Flush, overhand shuffle set-up sequence
Inspired byRelated to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 18)
1240
Magic Ronnay Perfect Match five pairs are matching
  • Notes By Karl Fulves
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 18)
1242
Karl Fulves No Box thumb tip rattle gimmick, routine with cigarette box
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 18)
1243
Karl Fulves Psycho double placed on table
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 19)
1249
James A. Taylor Letters definition of self-working tricks
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 19)
1251
Karl Fulves Cricket II in-the-hands version, two Aces slid through deck, they trap selection
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 19)
1252
Karl Fulves Cricket two Aces slid through deck, they trap selection
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 19)
1254
Victor Marsh Found selection returned to cased deck, medium in other room finds selection
Variations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1258
Father Cyprian Psychogenic polaroid camera effects
  • Psychogenic #1 (performer vanishes from picture)
  • Psychogenic #2 (performer holds card, but on picture the performer is invisible)
  • Psychogenic #3 (performer with card appears in picture)
  • Psychogenic #4 (transparent image of performer appears in picture)
  • Psychogenic #5 (later selection appears in picture)
  • Notes (signed selection appears in picture)
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1259
Karl Fulves Notes teaching human language to chimps and primates, trained animals
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1261
Karl Fulves Cat Locates Card
1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1263
Karl Fulves Scorpio Switch fan switch of sandwiched card
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1264
Karl Fulves Approaches to Misdirection
1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1264
Karl Fulves Push Push 3&3, based on 6-as-6 false count
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 21)
1267
Karl Fulves Notes on coin magic with unusual coins
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 21)
1272
Karl Fulves Darknot rope tied around table leg, people distributed around and on top of table, lights out and on, now rope suddenly around another table leg
Also published here 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 21)
1273
Karl Fulves Hoax Coin complete coin vanish, then reproduction, sleeving into spectator's sleeve, see p. 1328 for credit claim by Howard Schwarzman
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 22)
1275
Karl Fulves Black Out 2&2, two reds and two blacks mixed, they all change to black, repeated with another set of red and black cards, see p. 1301 for comment
Related toVariations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 22)
1277
Karl Fulves The Half-Index Gaff Ten of Hearts with only the digit "1" blackened
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 22)
1278
Bob Paul Memory "Curiosities"
ten cards with words, spectator is able to memorize their order
Variations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 22)
1279
Karl Fulves Notes Sarles story about driving a match into wood, linking rings with alternative objects (phone wire, tires), psychics and spirit raps story by Jay Weiler
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 22)
1282
T. Nelson Downs, Dai Vernon Coin Clip Vernon story from Buffum tapes reprinted
  • The Gimmick
  • Vanish of the Fake
  • One at a Time Vanish
  • Producing the Coins
  • Flash Method
  • Karl Fulves Notes (combination with shells)
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1285
Karl Fulves Krazy Kut "Two Tricks"
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1290
Karl Fulves Krazy Poker "Two Tricks"
poker hand with five Aces, two of them change to selections
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1290
Karl Fulves Omega Count five as five, hiding two
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1291
Karl Fulves One-Hand Tenkai card distributed on table, yet performer finds a specific card, featuring one-handed Tenkai palm
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1291
Walter Cunningham, Karl Fulves Letters coincidence story from performance
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1292
Francis Haxton Open Selection five cards removed from deck, of those the spectator choses two, they're the selections, two methods
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 23)
1294
Derek Dingle Gambler's Dream poker hand changes and twists, two double facers
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1295
Karl Fulves Textbook Aces spectator cuts to Aces, then performer, at bottom of piles is Royal Flush
  • Immediate Aces
  • Knockout Poker
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1298
Karl Fulves Drift 4&4, way to displace color so spectator can mix cards
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1299
Neal Thomas Elastic Solution rubber band configuration between fingers
Related to 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1301
Karl Fulves Chronologue comments on the finish of the second volume
 		1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1302
Martin Gardner Aces doing McDonald Aces with four double facers, three ideas
  • Note By Karl Fulves
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1304
Karl Fulves Intro
1979
The Chronicles (Issue Close-up Folio No. 12)
1
Tony Slydini New Rope Methods
  • The Gypsy Ring (finger ring tied onto knot with three knots vanishes and reappears)
  • Part One
  • The Gypsy Ring Method
  • The Elusive Knot
  • Exploiting the Switch
  • A Reference Note
Slydin Rope Switch, seated
Variations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue Close-up Folio No. 12)
5
Karl Fulves Borrowed Ring/Examined Rope (extra sheet)
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue )
1
Karl Fulves Contest Rope (extra sheet)
two ropes tied together on both ends, contest with spectator who unties quicker, performer's knot vanishes, making one rope
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue )
2
Karl Fulves They're Here more on UFO sightings, with New York Times article
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
107
Karl Fulves Hypercard on the idea of combining Hypercard with Moebius strip
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
108
Karl Fulves The Talking Card Box on Marvin Berger card box with plastic strip that generates sentence when clicked with finger nail, bottle application
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
108
Karl Fulves Draw me! gag contest
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
109
Karl Fulves Cheating At Dice on gambling books and a method to short-change casino chips
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
109
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Swinford's Lecture Notes by Paul Swinford 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
109
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Notions by Philip T. Goldstein 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
109
Karl Fulves, Howard Hamburg The Substitution Trunk idea with black and white people
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 28)
110
Karl Fulves Einstein Centennial thoughts on various ideas in physics
  • Bang Bang
  • 90% Paradox (Sturgeon's Law)
  • Time Out
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
111
Murray Bonfeld Morray Bonfeld's Faro Program program for programmable calculator to find how many faros are required for recycling the order
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
112
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Bryant on Cards by Steve Bryant 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
114
Karl Fulves (reviewer) The Magic Catalogue by William Doerflinger 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
114
Karl Fulves (reviewer) The Tesseract by Al Mann 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
114
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Permutations by Cutting & Shuffling by Murray Bonfeld 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
114
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Melt Thru by Harvey Rosenthal 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 29)
114
Karl Fulves Psychic Stuff on Geller Effect, Paul Kurtz, Douglas Dean, Marcello Truzzi
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 30)
115
Karl Fulves Rumors rumor regarding John F. Mendoza's book, apparently spread by Richard Kaufman
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 30)
116
Karl Fulves Letters on publishing more letters
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 30)
116
Tom Hubbard From Tom Hubbard
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 30)
117
Karl Fulves Regarding the Scarne-Vernon Challenge more opinion regarding the Challenge in reference
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 30)
118
Karl Fulves Letters on the First Annual Magic Fest
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
119
Dan Mayer From Dan Mayer definition of genius
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
120
Bob Rosen From Bob Rosen
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
120
Karl Fulves Seem Familiar? credit information on the in-the-hands slip cut, left thumb holding back card
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
121
Karl Fulves Dice Trap
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
121
Karl Fulves The Channel 5 Bet betting that one can set channel selector in such a way that when the tv set is turned on, it will not be tuned to channel 5
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
121
Karl Fulves Random Notes learned animals, melting snow in bathtub, psychic healer Dean Kraft, practicing with shaving mirror, Seseme St.
Variations 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
121
Karl Fulves Brainstorm III effect with full deck outlined, no method given
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 31)
122
Karl Fulves More Letters catalog for the blind, Bob Lund, J. K. Hartman manuscripts
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
123
Ronald Zollweg From Ron Zollweg more on the Talking Card Box, Frank Lane's "Chatterbox", Bottomless Glass
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
124
Ken Beale From Ken Beale covered slip cut, Parallel Principle
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
125
Karl Fulves Notes In Passing Vernon Lounge in the Castle
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
125
Karl Fulves The Omega Count credit information
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
125
Karl Fulves The Sliding Knot credit information
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
126
Karl Fulves Non-Existent Books on book titles that he did not publish
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 32)
126
Karl Fulves The Trap comedy prediction in which five from six cards are in rat traps, then traps in bag, performer reaches in and gets his hand in the trap multiple times, comedy routine
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 33)
127
Karl Fulves The Ace In The Case comedy routine with screeching sound as deck or cards are removed from case
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 33)
129
Karl Fulves Titles some trick titles for inspiration and comments on titles
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 33)
130
Karl Fulves Credit on Joseph K. Schmidt
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 33)
130
Karl Fulves Hints/Tips additions to routines
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 34)
131
Karl Fulves Infra Red 4&4, addition to referenced trick
Inspired by 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 34)
131
Karl Fulves Cricket addition to referenced trick
Inspired by 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 34)
131
Christopher Morgan Computer Card Trick with introduction by Karl Fulves
computer program with which any selected card can be divined, program guesses color, suit, etc. correctly
VariationsAlso published here
  • "Computer Card Trick" (Christopher Morgan, On Computing, Fall 1979)
 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 34)
132
Karl Fulves Words Of Wisdom quotes on history and memory
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 34)
136
Karl Fulves Interlocutor - 35 about the fifth year of the magazine and its success
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
137
Karl Fulves Snark Hunt clue to the method
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
137
Karl Fulves Linkage more on linking card effects, with problem in which card frame catches card with slit out of deck
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
137
Karl Fulves Gorgeous George spectator draws disguise on George Washington on dollar bill, performer predicted it, posed as problem
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
138
Karl Fulves Crackerjack borrowed ring vanishes and reappears in box, posed as problem
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
138
Karl Fulves Bowling Pin Gaff threading bowling pins together to facilitate strikes
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
138
Karl Fulves Letters memorizing suit rotation
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
138
Charles Rose From Charles D. Rose melting snow in bathtub
Inspired by 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
139
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Beware Familiar Spirits by John Mulholland 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
140
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Fr. Cyprian Tricks by Father Cyprian
"The Solid Gold Credit Card", "Back To Back", "Hofzinser's Departure" 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
140
Karl Fulves (reviewer) The Crabtree Connection by Roger Crabtree (written by Lewis Ganson) 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
140
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Verbal Control by Philip T. Goldstein 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 35)
140
Karl Fulves Interlocutor - 36 psychic book "Mindreach" (Targ/Puthoff)
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
141
Karl Fulves R. J. Dept. satiric article on Rick Johnsson
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
141
Karl Fulves Another Link old topological puzzle in which three parts must be linked, credit information on no-gaff linking cards
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
142
Karl Fulves Ethnic Rocket on the rocket paper napkin, see also p. 182
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
142
Karl Fulves Liar's Stop Trick card at number remembered, then a different number checked and the card is now there, posed as problem
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
142
Karl Fulves Fooled Again on Pete Biro's credit claims about Persi Diaconis's inventions
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
143
Karl Fulves Notes on "Confessions Of A Psychic", Spellbinder, Ibidem reprint, Jenning's Siderise
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
143
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Catalog of Magic by Marvin Kaye 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
144
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Scarne's Guide To Casino Gambling by John Scarne 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
144
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Allan Hayden's Lecture Notes by Allan Hayden 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
144
Karl Fulves (reviewer) The Ramsay Classics by John Ramsay (written by Andrew Galloway) 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
144
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Door To Door Card Sharp by Father Cyprian
brief 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
144
Karl Fulves Gospel Magic Catalog comment
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 36)
144
Karl Fulves The 80's Remembered predictions about the 80s decade
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
145
Karl Fulves The Next President comment about the next election
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
145
Karl Fulves Notes Magician's Week, typewriters
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
146
Karl Fulves Luminous Calculator Prediction calculator's numbers leaves prediction impression on luminous paint, only idea
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
146
Karl Fulves Dial A Deck Dept "gag" with phone dial on back design
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
146
Karl Fulves Trick Titles potential trick titles with comments
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
147
Karl Fulves (A) Haunted Halves coins flip over visibly on table or in stack, posed as problem
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
147
Karl Fulves (B) Leather Limit coin travel back to leather pouch repeatedly, posed as problem
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
147
Karl Fulves (C) Semi-Shears scissors rises up the rope, posed as problem
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
147
Karl Fulves (D) The Haunting light and sound effects from card castle, posed as problem
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
147
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Al Mann Publications - Classified by Al Mann 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
148
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Arca by Al Mann 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
148
Karl Fulves (reviewer) AME Mental Parcel by H. Penn (written by Al Mann) 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
148
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Busby Publications - The Little Secrets by Frank Bonville 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
148
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Koschitz's Manual by Koschitz 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
148
Karl Fulves (reviewer) Out Of Hand by Father Cyprian 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 37)
148
Karl Fulves Well Connected on a TV show "Connections"
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 38)
151
Karl Fulves Time Turned Backwards physics musings
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 38)
152
Karl Fulves More Trick Titles
1979
Interlocutor (Issue 38)
152
Karl Fulves The Ledge on the definition of "legend"
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 38)
152
Kurt A. Christoff Petals around the Rose roll of five dice is assigned a value, the puzzle is to find the rule, originally from "Mathematics Teacher"
Related toVariations 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 39)
154
Karl Fulves Trick Titles
1979
Interlocutor (Issue 39)
155
Karl Fulves Card Is Cigarette rolled "cigarette" appears in mouth when performer turns around which is actually rolled up selection, posed as problem
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 39)
156
Karl Fulves Spoonering finger ring on spoon, getting it off the wide end, posed as problem
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 39)
156
Karl Fulves Knot A Knot spectator makes number of knots and lays rope onto shoulder of performer, number of knots divined
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 39)
156
Karl Fulves The List For 1979 list of items that Karl Fulves published in 1979
Related to 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 40)
157
Karl Fulves Self Working Mental Magic on this new book
Variations 1979
Interlocutor (Issue 40)
158
Karl Fulves Trick Titles 160
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 40)
160
Karl Fulves Sign Of The Times tasteless slogans
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 40)
160
Karl Fulves, Alvin Stine To The Dogs newspaper test over phone by Alvin Stine with a special issue of NY Times
 		1979
Interlocutor (Issue 40)
160
Roy Walton The Caretaker face-up card in deck is spelled to find selection, incomplete riffle shuffle control
Inspired byAlso published here 1979
That Certain Something...
4
Bascom Jones The Mystic Word on Karl Fulves' Self-Working Mental Magic
 		1979
Magick (Issue 241)
1204
U. F. Grant Elastic-Scape two halves encircled with rubber bands, selection placed between those halves, vanishes, then jumps out
VariationsAlso published here
  • "The Encyclopedia of U. F. Grant Magic"
 1979
Elastrix
21
The Deck that Cuts Itself - Al Baker strange Al Baker credit
Related to 1979
Elastrix
23
Karl Fulves Introduction
1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
iii
Karl Fulves Instant ESP chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
1
Karl Fulves Tele-Poker No. 9, person phoned, he deals two hands of any number of cards, after some discarding only two cards remain in one hand, which is predicted
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
11
Karl Fulves Mind Reading with Cards chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
16
Karl Fulves Joker Poker No. 16, Joker is inserted in fifteen-card packet which is then dealt out, hand with joker has a pair and wins
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
22
Karl Fulves, James G. Thompson Jr. Future Vision No. 19, spectator pushed paper into deck, cards above and below are predicted
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
27
Karl Fulves Mind Over Matter chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
29
Karl Fulves Money Mental No. 20, One-, Five- and Ten-Dollar bills held by three spectators, blindfolded performer knows who has which bill, blindfold peek
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
29
Karl Fulves Things Equal No. 21, after some handling, matches outside the matchbox and inside equal, repeat phase in which matches multiply
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
31
Karl Fulves Katch Koin No. 22, coin is dropped into spectator's hand, who has to close his hand around the coin quickly with eyes closed, coin is back in performer's hand
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
33
Karl Fulves Replica No. 25, four coins on table, one chosen and put in envelope, it duplicates in envelope, equivoque with written instructions
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
37
Karl Fulves Book Tests chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
46
John Hudak, Karl Fulves Stop Press No. 34, newspaper test over phone
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
54
Karl Fulves Psychic Secrets chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
57
Karl Fulves Crystal Clear No. 36, secret one-handed center tear with napkin as it is burned
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
57
Karl Fulves A Room Away No. 38, selection returned to cased deck, medium in other room finds selection
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
61
Karl Fulves The Invisible Die No. 40, deck shuffled and put in glass, number from one to six named, card at that position divined
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
64
Karl Fulves Card Addition in Glass with paper carton as separator
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
65
Karl Fulves The Time Pool No. 41, spectator's watch apparently speeded up when dipped into special glass
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
66
Karl Fulves Key-rect No. 43, with borrowed keys and house lock of a friend's home
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
69
Karl Fulves Psilver No. 44, selection of spoon or fork is predicted, they then change places in the hand and pocket of the spectator, then one bends like the other, power of darkness elements
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
69
Karl Fulves Slate Sorcery chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
73
Karl Fulves Thoughts in Color No. 47, spectators write down favourite car on slate, performer knows who wrote which from a distance
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
76
Karl Fulves Faces and Slates No. 49, four people written on slate, medium can identify a chosen one
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
79
Karl Fulves It's Murder No. 50, word code
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
80
Karl Fulves Hyperspace No. 51, slate under table pressed to table, spectator writes word, it goes through fourth dimension and is now in mirror writing
Related to 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
81
Karl Fulves The Isis Slate No. 52, coding four numbers (or other things) with two lines on a slate
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
83
Karl Fulves, Tony Bartolotta Epic Slate Test No. 53, sum prediction after addition
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
85
Karl Fulves Miracles with Cards chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
90
Karl Fulves Remote Viewing No. 56, two spectators remember cards in shuffled deck that is cut back-to-back far away, out-of-hand key card placement
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
92
Karl Fulves Even-Money Proposition No. 57, spectator is given pairs of red and black cards, he guesses all colors correctly
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
94
Eddie Joseph Ultimate Match No. 58, one card cut to in one deck, matches position in second deck, inverse stacks
Variations 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
96
Karl Fulves Confederates chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
101
Karl Fulves Covenant No. 61, Ace, Two and Three are shuffled and distributed amongst three spectators, performer divines who has which card
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
103
Karl Fulves Names in the News No. 62, two spectators chose picture in newspaper and person therein, both predicted
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
104
Karl Fulves The Faraday Cage No. 63, paper bag used to completely block ringing sound of phone, when removes the ringing continues
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
106
Karl Fulves Psychometry chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
110
Karl Fulves, Tony Corinda, Maurice Fogel Super Psychometry No. 67, marked envelopes with personal envelopes, questions on the outside are answered, with (cold) reading, very detailed
Related to
  • "Astro-Psychometry" (Maurice Fogel & Tony Corinda, Maurice Fogel book, 2007, p. 342)
 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
114
Michael Skinner Ein unorthodoxer Münzentrick
Inspired byAlso published here 1979
Das Mike Skinner / Piet Forton Seminarheft (Issue Das Mike Skinner Seminarheft)
7
David Britland (reviewer) Cards 2 - 51 Faces North by Karl Fulves Jan. 1979
The Talon (Issue 3)
24
David Britland Quick Slick several phases, 4&4
Inspired by
  • Karl Fulves' "Oil and Water" in "The Linking Ring" Vol. 53, Nr. 8. 1973, P. 74.
Variations 		Sep. 1979
The Talon (Issue 5)
56
Karl Fulves Scanner Count any four cards, one is agreed upon by three spectators, they all note position of the card in packet one by one, then it is divined
Related toVariations Sep. 1979
The Talon (Issue 5)
60
Karl Fulves 5-4 spectator turns cards over from a packet of 18 cards, behind back performer splits packet and knows relation of face-down and face-up cards in each half
Related toAlso published here Sep. 1979
The Talon (Issue 5)
61
David Britland (reviewer) Cards and Cases by Karl Fulves Sep. 1979
The Talon (Issue 5)
68
David Britland (reviewer) The Shamrock Code and Parallel Principle by Karl Fulves Sep. 1979
The Talon (Issue 5)
68
Karl Fulves A Note on Shape Changing transposition of a normal card with a half card, so the value of the half card is then the normal card and vice versa, posed as problem
Related to 1979
Elastic Ace
3
Nick Trost Test Pattern 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, using ESP cards
Inspired by 1979
ESP Card Magic
5
Bernard Bilis The Bilis Spread four cards as three
Related to 1980
French Pasteboards
3
Karl Fulves Naming Names on the Interlock principle
 		1980
Interlock
1
Karl Fulves Immediate Lock instant method of getting packets in Interlock condition
 		1980
Interlock
8
Karl Fulves Buried Alive
1980
Interlock
10
Karl Fulves Overhand Shuffle Method getting into Interlock condition
 		1980
Interlock
11
Derek Dingle Derek Dingle's Method getting into Interlock condition, with Notes by Karl Fulves
 		1980
Interlock
13
Karl Fulves Espionage indifferent changes to match three-of-a-kind, repeat
 		1980
Interlock
18
Karl Fulves Bottom Double Lift
1980
Interlock
21
Karl Fulves Center Double Lift
1980
Interlock
23
Karl Fulves In Pieces quarter of a card travels
 		1980
Interlock
25
Karl Fulves (B) Named Ace Rise
1980
Interlock
27
Karl Fulves Work Notes on the Interlock principle
 		1980
Interlock
27
Karl Fulves (A) Lock Limit semantics
 		1980
Interlock
27
Karl Fulves, Larry Jennings (C) Cut To Lock using Jennings' "Bottom Slip Cut" to get into interlock position
Related to 1980
Interlock
28
Karl Fulves (D) Side Stepping side-step instead of upjog for interlock condition
Related to 1980
Interlock
29
Karl Fulves From The Table Interlock Applications
 		1980
Interlock
30
Karl Fulves Inter-Silver Coin is tossed in deck of cards and vanishes
 		1980
Interlock
31
Karl Fulves (E) A Switch Interlock
 		1980
Interlock
32
Karl Fulves (F) Side-Steal/Diagonal Shift Interlock Set-up
1980
Interlock
32
Karl Fulves Interlock Aces Ace on face of deck changes into each other ace/suit
 		1980
Interlock
34
Karl Fulves The (No Kidding) Final Additional Notes And Variations, Etc. on the Interlock principle
Related to 1980
Interlock
40
Karl Fulves Optical Interlock
1980
Interlock
57
Karl Fulves More Notes Yet notes on the Interlock principle
  • (A) No-Break approach
  • (B) alternate procedure
  • (C) switch with double card
  • (D) paper clip addition, paper clip version of Hofzinser problem
  • (E) connection to Tilt
  • (F) allusion to Haunted Pack set-up with Interlock
Related to 1980
Interlock
59
Karl Fulves Side Switch
1980
Interlock
62
Karl Fulves Near Royalty two cards change to complete a Royal Flush between three cards
 		1980
Interlock
64
Edward Marlo Dissertation on a Slip Cut historic information, reply to Karl Fulves sections
 		1980
Marlo's Magazine — Volume 4
230
Karl Fulves That's Impossible! card appears at chosen number (chosen by cut-off packet), using a variation of Fulves'
 		1980
Exclusive Card Miracles
37
Karl Fulves Not By The Book introduction and credit information on clocking the deck mod 10
 		1980
Parallel Lines
1
Karl Fulves Clock Arithmetic how to clock the deck
 		1980
Parallel Lines
4
Karl Fulves Zero Equals Zero why the Parallel Principle always works
Related to 1980
Parallel Lines
6
Karl Fulves Deuce Notes removing or ignoring a two so that deck totals to zero, further notes
Related to 1980
Parallel Lines
7
Karl Fulves The Packets Adjusted parallel principle in practice
 		1980
Parallel Lines
8
Karl Fulves Parallel Lines "Leverage" over phone, medium is called and divines spectator's and performer's card, parallel principle, see also p. 17
Related to 1980
Parallel Lines
9
Karl Fulves Principle Prism 4&4, reds and blacks are mixed and they still alternate, weird effect, two phases
Inspired by 1980
Parallel Lines
13
Karl Fulves The Advantage Gained packet trick as pretense to reduce the number of cards in clocking tricks
 		1980
Parallel Lines
16
Karl Fulves The Ad note on previous trick "Parallel Lines"
 		1980
Parallel Lines
17
Karl Fulves Color Coding over phone
 		1980
Parallel Lines
18
Karl Fulves The King Speaks "Parallel Lines" with suit coding via a King of wanted suit
 		1980
Parallel Lines
19
Karl Fulves Parity Check "Parallel Lines" with color coding
 		1980
Parallel Lines
21
Karl Fulves The General Suit Code clocking the deck for value and suit
 		1980
Parallel Lines
23
Karl Fulves Kings Encoded further strategies when clocking the deck for value and suit
 		1980
Parallel Lines
24
Karl Fulves Real World Considerations medium uses calculator to simplify math
 		1980
Parallel Lines
26
Karl Fulves Bridge Note coding information in bridge game via bidding
 		1980
Parallel Lines
27
Karl Fulves Quint four cards removed by spectator, fifth one by performer, any card selected, other four read over phone, medium names selection
 		1980
Parallel Lines
28
Karl Fulves Name-O-Quint spectator pockets any card, then any three cards, performer adds fourth card, those are read to medium in any order who then names pocketed card
 		1980
Parallel Lines
31
Karl Fulves Five Card Stud four cards code fifth one
Related to 1980
Parallel Lines
32
Karl Fulves Fill The Blank three cards removed by spectator, fourth by performer, fifth by spectator and signed, read off to medium in any order which names the fifth card
 		1980
Parallel Lines
33
Karl Fulves Selectrik four cards outjogged by spectator, one by performer, any card is turned over, assistant comes in the room and names selected card
Related to 1980
Parallel Lines
34
Karl Fulves Cubic Coding any five cards removed by spectator, then one chosen, other four cards read to medium over phone which names selection
 		1980
Parallel Lines
35
Karl Fulves Introduction
1980
Color Quik
1
Karl Fulves Part One introduction to "instant, visual color separations"
 		1980
Color Quik
2
Karl Fulves Six Quik 3&3, reds face-up and blacks face-down, could be odd-backed, separation in stages, then at once
Related to 1980
Color Quik
3
Karl Fulves Quik Ending alternate procedure for "Six Quik"
Related to 1980
Color Quik
6
Karl Fulves Push-Push 6-as-6 count
Related to 1980
Color Quik
7
Karl Fulves The Optical Trap sandwiched card is suddenly no longer between other cards when three-card-spread is turned over, see also Cervon Monte
Related toVariations 1980
Color Quik
8
Karl Fulves Color Quik 2&2, reds and blacks mixed in fan condition, when fan is turned over colors have unmixed, visual, multiple phases, selected card appears as finale and signature on it changes into mirror writing
 		1980
Color Quik
9
Automatic Mirror Writing
Related to 1980
Color Quik
10
Karl Fulves Outjogged 5-as-4 Count
1980
Color Quik
11
Karl Fulves A Red Queen Note note on routining
Related to 1980
Color Quik
14
Karl Fulves Red Alert 2&2, "Color Quik" with transformation into red kicker
Inspired by 1980
Color Quik
15
Karl Fulves Super Gaff Method 2&2, extra card produced at end
Inspired by 1980
Color Quik
16
Karl Fulves Final Red Notes notes on "Color Quik" and using two cards stuck together with tape hinge
 		1980
Color Quik
16
Karl Fulves Outjogged Counts doing Elmsley and Jordan Counts with outjogged card
 		1980
Color Quik
19
Karl Fulves The OJ Count with outjogged cards, spectator adds number cards he sees and gets different totals
Related to 1980
Color Quik
20
Karl Fulves Tying The Knot red and black cards have hole, string through it and pulled up, only one color remains on string, posed as problem
 		1980
Color Quik
23
Karl Fulves Part Two on sleight-free oil and water
 		1980
Color Quik
24
Karl Fulves Automatic Oil 4&4, three phases
 		1980
Color Quik
25
Karl Fulves Arm Twister 4&4
 		1980
Color Quik
27
Karl Fulves Diagonal Switch 4&4, mixing process for Oil & Water
Related to 1980
Color Quik
27
Karl Fulves Cornered Colors 4&4, based on previous "Diagonal Switch"
 		1980
Color Quik
28
Karl Fulves Lone Impromptu cards mixed face-up and face-down, performer rightens them behind back except for selection
Inspired by 1980
Color Quik
29
Karl Fulves Red Riser some red and black cards mixed, reds rise to top one by one
Related to 1980
Color Quik
30
Karl Fulves Ultra Mix red-black routine comprised of the following tricks
Related to 1980
Color Quik
31
Karl Fulves Vertical 4 four reds transpose with 4 blacks
 		1980
Color Quik
31
Karl Fulves The Outjogged Switch
1980
Color Quik
32
Karl Fulves Whereabouts four cards immediately turn face down and change color
 		1980
Color Quik
32
Karl Fulves Scribble 4&4, instant unmix, face-up and face-down
 		1980
Color Quik
33
Karl Fulves Interspace notes on "Ultra Mix" routine
Related to 1980
Color Quik
34
Karl Fulves Unmix Problem some reds and black mixed, spectator choses which color comes to top one by one, posed as problem
Related to 1980
Color Quik
34
Karl Fulves Oil & Arabs 2&2, with transformations
Related to 1980
Color Quik
35
Karl Fulves Zen And Water 4&4, spectator mixes cards, posed as problem
 		1980
Color Quik
35
Karl Fulves The Cards That Can't Be Mixed 4&4, four phases
Related to 1980
Color Quik
36
Karl Fulves Part Three on strength (or lack of) of oil and water plot and finales
 		1980
Color Quik
40
Karl Fulves Oil & Water Suspension Finale all cards cling to hand, one color then falls off
 		1980
Color Quik
40
Karl Fulves Backless 2&2, backs of one color disappear in stepped spread
 		1980
Color Quik
41
Karl Fulves He's Back red card with invisible back changes instantly into black card with back
 		1980
Color Quik
42
Karl Fulves Problem Box spread of four cards placed on card box, two cards vanish and are found inside case, no method
 		1980
Color Quik
44
Karl Fulves Mesmerism reds & blacks mixed, they cling to card box, then one color drops free
 		1980
Color Quik
45
Karl Fulves Slider 3&3, mixed and placed in box which is flicked with first finger, one color jumps out
Related to 1980
Color Quik
47
Karl Fulves Endings
  • five card fooler idea, trick in which five stepped cards are printed on cardboard the the queen must be paper clipped from other side
  • oil & water packet paper clipped and one color becomes free
 		1980
Color Quik
48
Karl Fulves Red Cards Vanish one color vanishes
Related to
  • first method in "Impromptu Holdouts"
 1980
Color Quik
49
Karl Fulves Color Migration red and black cards mixed, one color travels under other hand on table one by one or at once, posed as problem
 		1980
Color Quik
50
Karl Fulves Introduction on mathematical magic
 		1980
Curioser
1
Paul Curry The Disappearing Rabbit
Variations 1980
Curioser
2
Karl Fulves Rabbit Reunion Curry's effect with 2 rabbits vanishing one by one
Inspired by 1980
Curioser
6
Karl Fulves Notes By Karl Fulves on Curry's effect
Related to 1980
Curioser
9
Karl Fulves The Moving Pip pip missing on card that is cut in pieces, when re-arranged pip moved
Related to 1980
Curioser
9
Karl Fulves Powerdox rectangle puzzle, two pieces one by one removed but still a rectangle
Inspired by 1980
Curioser
10
Martin Gardner Euclid's Vanish number of objects drawn on a slate changes from seven to six, sliding part
Variations 1980
Curioser
11
Karl Fulves The Geometric Slate three-way multiple out prediction
Inspired by 1980
Curioser
12
Karl Fulves Dice on Slate idea in which dice drawn on slate become real
 		1980
Curioser
12
Jeff Busby Klondike & Down/Under Formula see Notes
Related to 1980
Curioser
27
Jeff Busby No Commercial Potential Klondike Shuffle and Down/Under Deal
Inspired by
  • "Isaac's Law" (Karl Fulves, Magic and Spells Quarterly)
Related to 		1980
Curioser
28
Alex Elmsley, Colin Lewry Pack Of Lies Liar's Matrix, spectator selects card column and reads out their colors, lying on one of them, different methods:
  • Mnemonic Method
  • No Memory
  • And Again
  • Lewry's Lie Detector
Related to 1980
Curioser
33
Karl Fulves Gray Codes
1980
Curioser
39
Karl Fulves No Tables, No Charts binary numbers & gray code
 		1980
Curioser
42
Karl Fulves A Four-Bit Trick card in square layout of face-up/face-down cards turned over and divined
Related to 1980
Curioser
43
Karl Fulves Hex Squared 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card
Also published here 1980
Curioser
44
Karl Fulves Kreskin's Lost $20,000 Challenge
1980
Curioser
44
Karl Fulves Auto Abacus gray code on one way backs
Inspired by 1980
Curioser
46
Karl Fulves The Auto Abacus Trick gray code on one way backs, "The 52-Card Deck"
Inspired by 1980
Curioser
49
Karl Fulves Reflection stay stack & gray code
 		1980
Curioser
50
Karl Fulves Red Less Black spectator separates colors from back, number of errors are called, performer then names all cards
 		1980
Curioser
51
Karl Fulves A Gray Code Problem turning blocks over followed by faro shuffles, four-card-groups examined regarding uniqueness of face-up/down distribution
 		1980
Curioser
52
Karl Fulves Not Reflected Ace-Five of hearts and diamonds shuffled and dealt, pairs removed, all other cards match, elaboration of red-black-relationship principle
Related to 1980
Curioser
53
Sam Schwartz Forced March 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card
Inspired by 1980
Curioser
54
Sam Schwartz, Karl Fulves The Square Ring 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, only three instructions
Inspired byAlso published here 1980
Curioser
55
Richard Kaufman The Ultimate Invisible Assembly using only the four Aces and a blank card, at the end all Aces turn blank, different handlings, see reference for credit information
Related to 1980
New Stars of Magic (Vol. 1 No. 12)
1
Jim Snapp Coin Slide routine with coin slide prop (slide with circular recess is put in and out of drawer)
Related to 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 25)
1305
Sam Schwartz All Red 2&2, two reds and two blacks mixed, they all change to black, repeated with another set of red and black cards, then all eight cards change to red
Inspired byVariations 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 25)
1308
Karl Fulves The Pop-Switch "Push-Off Packet Switch", Hamman Count from normal grip
Related to 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 25)
1309
Karl Fulves Chronologue on different coin slides
Related to 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 25)
1309
Karl Fulves Notes By Karl Fulves flick applications
(A) flick to under card
(B) other ideas
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 25)
1312
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
Jerry K. Hartman Band in Boston card jumps from one rubber banded packet to another
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1315
Karl Fulves Boston Notes more ideas for the rubber band ideas
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1318
Karl Fulves Other Applications
Inspired byRelated to 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1318
Karl Fulves Back Bay Blues two rubber banded sandwiches, the sandwich cards themselves transpose
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1319
Bob Evans Tap II coins jump around in box and make clink sounds by themselves
Inspired by
  • "Taps" (L. Vosburgh Lyons, Linking Ring & New Phoenix)
Related to 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1320
Karl Fulves, Bertram Forer The Forer Personality Sketch "Curiosities"
personality profile that applies to anyone
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1321
Karl Fulves Chronologue Magick, Mexican Monte reinventions
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1322
Karl Fulves Impromptu Haunted Deck Presentation
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1322
Nick van Setten Swindle Box four coins penetrate box and table, secret extra box
  • Notes By Karl Fulves
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 26)
1324
Tom Gagnon Educated Dollar Bill bill crawls underneath wallet in tent configuration, then under ashtray and back
  • The Bill and Wallet
  • Gaining Slack In The Thread
  • Himber Plus Cardini
  • The Bill and the Ashtray
  • Notes by Karl Fulves
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1325
Stephen Clark Mira-kil face-up/face-down
Inspired byVariations 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1329
Karl Fulves Chronologue Bob Read, J. C. Doty
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1330
John Cornelius Meta-More eidetic type, dated to 1973
Inspired byVariations 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1331
Karl Fulves Metal Version coin covered with face-down card, card changes instead of coin as promised
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1331
Karl Fulves Meta Metal tabled card with coin on top changes, tosheroon, two handlings
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1332
Quik Control method to backjog card above selection, sliding blocks
Related to 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1332
Karl Fulves There Was a Crooked House card house built from three folded cards, selection ends up folded inside
  • Unreal Estate
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 27)
1334
Roy Walton Border Crossing two cards in two decks transpose
Inspired byAlso published here 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1335
Karl Fulves Quarter Finals coin snatching stunt in which spectator cannot trap coin balanced on performer's finger, in the end the coin ends up underneath coin in spectator's hand
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1340
Jerry K. Hartman Memorease "Curiosities"
ten cards with letters, spectator is able to memorize their order
Inspired byAlso published here 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1341
Karl Fulves Blackgammon "Believed to be the simplest approach in the published literature to the effect where the spectator guesses the colors."
Also published here 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1342
Karl Fulves Chronologue on Dover's "Self-Working Card Tricks" and how it came to be
 		1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1343
Karl Fulves Notes By Karl Fulves camera card presentation, blank card or joker "develops" into selection
Inspired by 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1343
Gene Finnell Pop Up deck stands on edge, card pops up
Variations 1980
The Chronicles (Issue 28)
1344
Frank Garcia A Message From Garcia on Harry Lorayne claims and various credits
Variations 1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
161
Karl Fulves The Prince Of Pennies on David Roth
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
162
Karl Fulves Titles
1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
163
Karl Fulves Gargoil oil & water combo with follow the leader, no method
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
163
Karl Fulves Mexican Revolution tabled spread turns over by itself, posed as a problem
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
163
Karl Fulves Penny Compass card with arrow on it spins by itself towards north, posed as problem
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
163
Karl Fulves Small Packet History credit information, E-Y-E count
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
164
Karl Fulves Add To 10 Principle credit information
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
164
Karl Fulves (reviewer) The Talon by David Britland 1980
Interlocutor (Issue 41)
164
Karl Fulves Setting Records idea for speed stacking
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
165
Karl Fulves Beat The System gag money making schemes
(A) The Post Office
(B) Ultimate Blackjack System
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
165
Karl Fulves Ring Of Beauty idea for illusion in which a ring dropped over a person makes her vanish, no method
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
166
Karl Fulves Play Money magicians getting arrested
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
166
Karl Fulves Crazy Eddie on claims by Ed Marlo
Related to 1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
167
Karl Fulves The Ghost Effect card thought of, five cards removed, one of them is the selection and the other the four aces, posed as problem
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
167
Karl Fulves The New York Inner Circle past and present
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 42)
167
Karl Fulves, Thomas Kovachevich, Martin Gardner, Jerry Andrus The Real Thing small paper parts come to life above hot water source, various ideas, see also p. 236
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
169
Karl Fulves More Real more ideas with the paper animation idea, flash paper application, fortune telling fish
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
170
Karl Fulves Tic Tac Toe Machine problem of winning
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
171
Karl Fulves Liar's Poker spectator lies about his poker hand, in next deal he gets this hand, posed as problem
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
171
Karl Fulves Chink-A-Slink chink-a-chink with chalk Xs or coins on photograph, posed as problem
Related to 1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
171
Karl Fulves Computers For Kids idea for a book, Turing Test
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
171
Karl Fulves The Hummer Book on the "Bob Hummer Collected Secrets" book and missing pages
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
172
Karl Fulves Titles trick titles
 		1980
Interlocutor (Issue 43)
172
Karl Fulves Foreword
1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
iv
Bob Hummer Hummer's 18 Card Mystery spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
7
Bob Hummer The Lonely Card CATO routine, cards turned face up, performer takes packet behind back and reverses all cards except selection
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
7
Bob Hummer The Magic Separation face-up and face-down cards are shuffled, performer separates cards behind back so one pile consists of same amount of face up cards as the other (1940)
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
9
Bob Hummer Personality Test face-up/face-down prediction of number of cards, weird, CATO related, personality type presentation
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
14
Bob Hummer The Moon Die Mystery number from one to six is thought of, three sides of a die are shown to spectator and he is asked if he sees his number, repeated three times and number is divined, without performer ever looking at the dice
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
15
Bob Hummer Mom and Pop Puzzle six checkers on a checkerboard, mom and pop are spelled several times, when performer turns over last spelled word is divined
VariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
34
Bob Hummer, Al Koran Mathematical 3 Card Monte bill under one of three cups, back of performer is turned and after some changes in the order of the cups, performer divines cup with bill
Variations 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
35
Bob Hummer It's Murder with rotatable disk, spectator selects murder and victim while performer's back is turned, both are divined
Variations 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
40
Bob Hummer Mind Reader's Dream cards dealt according to thought-of card, with Dreambook to transfer number to card
VariationsAlso published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
42
Karl Fulves Mathematical 3-Card Monte
Variations 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
59
Karl Fulves Three-Shell Monte three different colored peas
 		1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
61
Karl Fulves Power Play instruction game ten card poker deal
 		1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
63
Karl Fulves Shylock card divination over the phone, instruction game
Also published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
67
Karl Fulves Digital Dollars over the phone game, to win highest value bill
Related toVariations 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
68
Karl Fulves Linear Blackjack game of Blackjack over the phone, performer knows which card to select to win
Also published here 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
69
Karl Fulves Murder in a Matchbox three match boxes, performer's back is turned and a small gun, a bill and a die are put in boxes, performer knows which object is where and what side is on top of the die
 		1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
69
Karl Fulves Unpublished Hummer
1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
73
Karl Fulves Notes by Karl Fulves notes on Hummer's Mathematical Shell Game
 		1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
79
Karl Fulves The Old 4-Shell Game different bills under four styrofoam coffee cups
 		1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
80
Karl Fulves Hummer Effects Hummer effects owned by Glenn Davidson, without explanation
  • The Magic Slide Rule
  • Geometro
  • Black Trick-O-Nometry
Related to 1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
82
Karl Fulves The Next to Last Word
1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
84
Karl Fulves Hummer Chronology
1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
100
Karl Fulves Addenda
1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
101
Karl Fulves Alphabetical Index
1980
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
108
Karl Fulves Introduction
1980
The Children's Magic Kit
iii
Karl Fulves Mystic Circles No. 1, optical illusion in which a piece of carton spins on a pencil
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
1
Karl Fulves Colors by Mind Reading No. 2, three different-colored paper pieces, one given to performer behind back, he divines color
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
2
Karl Fulves Fooled & Fooled Again No. 3, three different-colored cards under handkerchief, two removed, last one transforms, sucker element
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
3
Karl Fulves Acrobatic Cards No. 4, a red an a white card transpose
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
4
Karl Fulves Satan's Hammer No. 5, cardboard hammer breaks pencil
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
5
Karl Fulves The Magic Spell No. 6, spelling divination with animal cards
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
6
Karl Fulves The Demon's Ring Release No. 7, using cardboard rings
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
7
Karl Fulves Pocket Computer No. 8, number from one to sixteen thought of, found with number cards
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
8
Karl Fulves Easy as ABC No. 9, two cards chosen from word cards, they are found
Related to 1980
The Children's Magic Kit
9
Karl Fulves Gremlins No. 10, ten red-green double-faced paper cards, spectator shuffles, performer separates the cards behind his back so that the same number of green cards is in both piles
Inspired by 1980
The Children's Magic Kit
10
Karl Fulves Stop & Go No. 11, paper card with holes slides down a string and stops on command
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
11
Karl Fulves Three-Card Monte No. 12, up-down arrows on cards used
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
12
Karl Fulves Daffy Dominoes No. 13, dominoes with letters, one pocketed by spectator, letters on it divined
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
13
Karl Fulves Siberian Chain No. 14, paper strips link and unlink with paper ring
 		1980
The Children's Magic Kit
14
Karl Fulves, Martin Gardner Hat or Rabbit No. 15, three cards with hats on one sides and rabbits on other, spectator turns them to instructions with the performer's back turned, in the end all are the same way, also with coins or over phone
Related to 1980
The Children's Magic Kit
15
David Britland (reviewer) Self-Working Mental Magic by Karl Fulves 1980
The Talon (Issue 6)
90
Howard A. Adams Dating ESP dating game presentation, three women on chairs man selects one, prediction of remaining person, based on a Karl Fulves routine
 		1980
OICUFESP (Issue 5 - the SON of esp card & mental miracles)
15
Roy Johnson Eingekastelt two-phase transposition of two cards, one in the case
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
 1980
Jedermanns Karten + Drei Knüller
5
Karl Fulves Publisher's Note
1980
Further Confessions of a Psychic
5
Karl Fulves The Supermind Scenario on the methods of a medium, like divining unknown personal things, having the phone ring, breaking into a safe
  • Behind the Scenes
  • In Sum
 		1980
Further Confessions of a Psychic
7
Karl Fulves Labyrinth maze made up from five paper cards, four entrances, three chosen by spectators, they cannot get to the center of the maze and the performer can with his left-over entrance
  • The Bait
  • Presentation
  • Practical Considerations
  • Maze History
  • Impromptu Approach
 		1980
Labyrinth
1
Robert Cassidy (reviewer) Science and the Supernatural by John Taylor Dec. 1980
Psychic Entertainers News & Information Service (Issue 28)
4
Karl Fulves Learning To Steal
1981
Side Steal
1
Karl Fulves Simple Side Steal with shuffle
 		1981
Side Steal
3
Karl Fulves The Buckle Steal method for pushing out card, credit information
Related to 1981
Side Steal
5
Karl Fulves Buckle Buckle
1981
Side Steal
7
Karl Fulves Push Out simple ribbon spread hide-out application
 		1981
Side Steal
8
Dr. Jacob Daley Incomplete Side Steal plus applications
  • Variation In Handling
Related to 1981
Side Steal
9
Karl Fulves Steal and Shuffle
1981
Side Steal
13
Karl Fulves Modified Side Steal card is transfered to tabled packet
 		1981
Side Steal
14
Karl Fulves Clip Position
1981
Side Steal
15
Karl Fulves Mind Control handling variation of gaffed deck
 		1981
Side Steal
17
Karl Fulves Side Steal Reverse as deck is turned over
 		1981
Side Steal
17
Karl Fulves Cut and Steal card is transfered to tabled packet
 		1981
Side Steal
18
Karl Fulves Incomplete Notes application of Daley's Incomplete Side Steal
Related to 1981
Side Steal
18
Karl Fulves Peek Technique
1981
Side Steal
20
Karl Fulves Cut and Double Steal card is transfered to tabled packet
 		1981
Side Steal
20
Karl Fulves Peek Trap
1981
Side Steal
22
Karl Fulves Peek Control quick running cut
 		1981
Side Steal
22
Karl Fulves Other Peek Techniques letting a spectator peek at a card
 		1981
Side Steal
23
Karl Fulves Side Steal Technique
Related to 1981
Side Steal
26
Karl Fulves Swindle Steal card is apparently side stealed to impress magicians
 		1981
Side Steal
27
Karl Fulves Free Form Steal left thumb stays at the SIDE of deck
 		1981
Side Steal
28
Karl Fulves Negative Side Steal into left hand
 		1981
Side Steal
31
Karl Fulves Shirt Pocket side steal application
 		1981
Side Steal
34
Karl Fulves Control to the Bottom
1981
Side Steal
38
Karl Fulves Applications 3. Side Steal Placement, hole card is placed
 		1981
Side Steal
39
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