two together\nspectator and performer think of a card in their half and note them on a business card, halves are put together back to back and two cards slipped of together, the noted cards are slipped of at the same time\npaul curry\ntwo together\npaul curry\nthe glide vanish\nreinhard müller
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Paul Curry
Two Together
spectator and performer think of a card in their half and note them on a business card, halves are put together back to back and two cards slipped of together, the noted cards are slipped of at the same time
the great stabbing trick\n\nalton sharpe\n del ray\nreinhard müller's "dai vernon lecture in germany" 1997, for credit information
1969
expert card mysteries Alton Sharpe, Del Ray
The Great Stabbing Trick
Related to
Reinhard Müller's "Dai Vernon Lecture in Germany" 1997, for credit information
card problems\ntranslation by bob woodward, corrected by reinhard müller
1. choice of color
2. changing aces
3. card to cigar-case
4. the secret king of spades
5. the five changing cards
6. carte blanche (the blank card)
7. the magic ring
8. strange coincidence
9. card and bank-note
10. card and handkerchief\njohann nepomuk hofzinser\ncard problems\njohann nepomuk hofzinser
1970
epilogue Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Card Problems
translation by Bob Woodward, corrected by Reinhard Müller
1. Choice Of Color
2. Changing Aces
3. Card To Cigar-Case
4. The Secret King Of Spades
5. The Five Changing Cards
6. Carte Blanche (The Blank Card)
7. The Magic Ring
8. Strange Coincidence
9. Card and Bank-Note
10. Card And Handkerchief
notes on 3 card catch\nthree selection, found with four aces\njerry k. hartman\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nthree-card catch handling\nreinhard müller\njerry k. hartman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
simplex method\nselection stays in center and is dragged out from there, "several magicians suggested the handling about to be described."\n unknown\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Unknown
Simplex Method
selection stays in center and is dragged out from there, "Several magicians suggested the handling about to be described."
3-card catch\nselection is found via three card catch, two methods\nreinhard müller\n3-card catch\ngerald kosky\nfour card catch\nkarl fulves
1972
epilogue Reinhard Müller
3-Card Catch
selection is found via Three Card Catch, two methods
in the mirror\nspectator writes number on mirror, performer on another mirror, numbers transpose in mirror writing, variation with words, see also p. 786 for comment by reinhard müller\nrobert e. neale\nkarl fulves
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Robert E. Neale, Karl Fulves
In the Mirror
spectator writes number on mirror, performer on another mirror, numbers transpose in mirror writing, variation with words, see also p. 786 for comment by Reinhard Müller
logic dice\n"math trix"
die thrown and turned according to rules, final number predicted\nkarl fulves\nlogic dice\nkarl fulves\nlogic dice\nkarl fulves\npoker logic\nstephen tucker\ntaxi dice\nreinhard müller
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Logic Dice
"Math Trix"
die thrown and turned according to rules, final number predicted
late-nite sandwich\nblack queens put on top, spectator cuts, sandwich in middle\nreinhard müller\nalex elmsley
1975
hierophant Reinhard Müller, Alex Elmsley
Late-Nite Sandwich
black queens put on top, spectator cuts, sandwich in middle
quick as a wink\nno. 72, three-card catch\nharvey rosenthal\nkarl fulves\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nnotes on 3 card catch\nharvey rosenthal\nprogressive 'quick as a wink'\nreinhard müller
1976
self-working card tricks Harvey Rosenthal, Karl Fulves
jumping jacks\nselection caught between sandwich cards as deck is tossed on table, sandwich card transform\nedward marlo\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller
1976
kabbala — volume 3 Edward Marlo
Jumping Jacks
selection caught between sandwich cards as deck is tossed on table, sandwich card transform
oasis\non eric mason, mike caveney, john holland, andrew galloway, jornadas de el escorial, pepe regueira, reinhard müller, luis garcia, gabriel moreno\nfred robinson
1977
pabular Fred Robinson
Oasis
on Eric Mason, Mike Caveney, John Holland, Andrew Galloway, Jornadas de El Escorial, Pepe Regueira, Reinhard Müller, Luis Garcia, Gabriel Moreno
marlo throw cut\nsimilar to reinhard müllers three card throw, here used for the same purpose\nedward marlo
1979
marlo's magazine volume 3 Edward Marlo
Marlo Throw Cut
similar to Reinhard Müllers Three Card Throw, here used for the same purpose
digital dollars\nover the phone game, to win highest value bill\nkarl fulves\ndigital diamonds\nkarl fulves\ntelefon trick\nreinhard müller\ndigital addition\nsam schwartz\neinstein's shell game\nkarl fulves
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Karl Fulves
catchers\nsandwich cards squared with the deck\ndavid britland\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nff color catchers\nreinhard müller
1981
spell-binder David Britland
variations variant\n\nroger curzon\nearl nelson's "between your point of departure" in "variations"\nvariants!\nreinhard müller
1981
spell-binder Roger Curzon
Variations Variant
Inspired by
Earl Nelson's "Between your Point of Departure" in "Variations"
progressive 'quick as a wink'\naces turnover, sandwich\nreinhard müller\nquick as a wink\nharvey rosenthal\nkarl fulves
1982
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
interflight\nthree selections are interlaced between queens, then they vanish and appear face up in deck\nphilip t. goldstein\nmagical mysteries!\nreinhard müller
1982
spell-binder Philip T. Goldstein
Interflight
three selections are interlaced between queens, then they vanish and appear face up in deck
telefon trick\ncoin, key and pen on table and distributed into pockets by spectator, performer names location\nreinhard müller\n"hot damn" (ned rutledge)\ndigital dollars\nkarl fulves
1982
six impromptu card tricks Reinhard Müller
Telefon Trick
coin, key and pen on table and distributed into pockets by spectator, performer names location
three-card catch handling\n\nreinhard müller\njerry k. hartman\nnotes on 3 card catch\njerry k. hartman
1982
spell-binder Reinhard Müller, Jerry K. Hartman
variants!\ncard stolen out of spectator's hands apparently, also as transposition
- further ideas
- or....sandwich variant\nreinhard müller\nvariations variant\nroger curzon
1982
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
Variants!
card stolen out of spectator's hands apparently, also as transposition
- Further Ideas
- Or....Sandwich Variant
e.z.2.\nthree sevens between kings vanish and appear face up in deck, fourth seven was previously selected\njustin higham\nmagical mysteries!\nreinhard müller\ne.z.2. variation\njustin higham\ninterlaced with a strange ease\nian land
1982
spell-binder Justin Higham
E.Z.2.
three sevens between kings vanish and appear face up in deck, fourth seven was previously selected
super triumph\n\nmichael j. gerhardt\n"triumph im triumph" (ernst schösser, zauberlin, 1979, issue 2)\nthirteen less one\nmeir yedid\nsuper triumph in triumph\nreinhard müller\nplay it straight (triumph)\njohn bannon
1982
best of friends Michael J. Gerhardt
Super Triumph
Inspired by
"Triumph im Triumph" (Ernst Schösser, ZauBerlin, 1979, issue 2)
super triumph in triumph\nsuit reversed except selection, at correct position\nreinhard müller\nsuper triumph\nmichael j. gerhardt
1982
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
Super Triumph in Triumph
suit reversed except selection, at correct position
"mish mosh"\ngilbreath and dealing procedure to separate suits, non-faro method of a justin branch effect\nreinhard müller\njustin branch\nmish mosh tell-a-vision\nmarty kane
1982
best of friends Reinhard Müller, Justin Branch
"Mish Mosh"
gilbreath and dealing procedure to separate suits, non-faro method of a Justin Branch effect
magical mysteries!\nidea and variation for interflight and e.z.2.\nreinhard müller\ninterflight\nphilip t. goldstein\ne.z.2.\njustin higham\ne.z.2. variation\njustin higham
1983
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
pop up again\nfrom center vertical\nreinhard müller\na move by marshall pope in steve beam's "magic... the vanishing art" p. 22.
1983
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
Pop Up Again
from center vertical
Inspired by
a move by Marshall Pope in Steve Beam's "Magic... The vanishing Art" P. 22.
psycho cut\ncard control, card pushed in half the deck, rest of the deck is meshed into it\npeter pellikaan\nreinhard müller comments\nreinhard müller
1983
spell-binder Peter Pellikaan
Psycho Cut
card control, card pushed in half the deck, rest of the deck is meshed into it
sandswitch\nvisible sandwich change as three-card catch is done with deck face up\ndavid britland\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller
1983
deckade David Britland
Sandswitch
visible sandwich change as Three-Card Catch is done with deck face up
variant\nvariation for second phase of haden-matrix\nreinhard müller\nhaden-matrix\nreinhard müller\nfreewheel\nreinhard müller
1983
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
prelude\nprelude to holey pod, müller's three card catch with cards with holes through them\ndavid britland\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller
1986
the new talon David Britland
Prelude
prelude to Holey POD, Müller's Three Card Catch with cards with holes through them
matchplay\nmatches disappear and reappear in pocket\nalan alan\napocalypse variations or additions\nreinhard müller
1991
apocalypse vol. 11-15 Alan Alan
impresiones magicas turisticas y gastronomicas de un viaje a austria. congreso de graz - 1980\non the magic convention in graz, on giobbi, vermeyden, charly miret, braunmüller, reinhard müller, wizard und gille, fred van thom, howard schwarzman, ger cooper, fantasios, horst gille, heinrich maitz, peter kersten, magic christian, kurt freitag\narturo de ascanio
1992
la magia de ascanio - vol. 6 Arturo de Ascanio
Impresiones Magicas Turisticas y Gastronomicas de un Viaje a Austria. Congreso de Graz - 1980
on the magic convention in Graz, on Giobbi, Vermeyden, Charly Miret, Braunmüller, Reinhard Müller, Wizard und Gille, Fred van Thom, Howard Schwarzman, Ger Cooper, Fantasios, Horst Gille, Heinrich Maitz, Peter Kersten, Magic Christian, Kurt Freitag
pre-world\nmore credit information on early out of this world type effects\nkarl fulves\nreinhard müller\npre-world\nreinhard müller
1995
the fine print Karl Fulves, Reinhard Müller
Pre-World
more credit information on early Out of this World type effects
persistence of vision\nfour kings placed on table, card in center of deck remembered, it is then shown on top and his placed to kings, back on top of deck, vanished from kings\nkarl fulves\nvision quest\nreinhard müller\nafterimages\nreinhard müller
1995
the fine print Karl Fulves
Persistence of Vision
four Kings placed on table, card in center of deck remembered, it is then shown on top and his placed to Kings, back on top of deck, vanished from Kings
letters\n\naldo colombini\ndennis conlon\nmax abrams\nheadlines, jokes, puzzles\nkarl fulves\npre-world\nreinhard müller
1996
the fine print Aldo Colombini, Dennis Conlon, Max Abrams
mish mosh tell-a-vision\nsuits of cards are divined, with fingers, then separation by spectator\nmarty kane\n"mish mosh"\nreinhard müller\njustin branch\ncolor vision\nsteve beam
1997
the trapdoor — volume three Marty Kane
Mish Mosh Tell-A-Vision
suits of cards are divined, with fingers, then separation by spectator
vision quest\nselection in center found on top, then put among four jacks, card again is on top, card vanishes from the jacks\nreinhard müller\npersistence of vision\nkarl fulves\nafterimages\nreinhard müller
1997
the fine print Reinhard Müller
Vision Quest
selection in center found on top, then put among four jacks, card again is on top, card vanishes from the jacks
packs a wallop\ntwo card transposition between selection and ace in the box, box is flicked out of the deck\ndoug edwards\nthe incredible cardcase sandwich\nreinhard müller\npacks a wallop\ndoug edwards
1997
doug edwards packs a wallop! Doug Edwards
Packs a Wallop
Two card transposition between selection and Ace in the box, box is flicked out of the deck
hofzinser + math\naces shuffled reversed into packet, another card chosen, face-up/face-down mix, all cards right except a chosen ace but selection instead\nkarl fulves\n"automatic ace triumph" (kuniyasu fujiwara, genii, may 2000)\ncut-rate hummer\nkarl fulves\nsurprise ace triumph\nreinhard müller
2000
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Hofzinser + Math
Aces shuffled reversed into packet, another card chosen, face-up/face-down mix, all cards right except a chosen Ace but selection instead
afterimages\nselection in center found on top, then put among four jacks, card again is on top, card vanishes from the jacks, two versions\nreinhard müller\npersistence of vision\nkarl fulves\nvision quest\nreinhard müller
2000
concertos for pasteboard Reinhard Müller
Afterimages
selection in center found on top, then put among four jacks, card again is on top, card vanishes from the jacks, two versions
taxi dice\ndie thrown and turned according to rules, final number predicted, presentation for the effect\nreinhard müller\nlogic dice\nkarl fulves
2001
latter day secrets Reinhard Müller
Taxi Dice
die thrown and turned according to rules, final number predicted, presentation for the effect
the dictionary trick\nshort bio of stanley jaks (with help of reinhard müller), then three-part prediction of page number and word from french-english dictionary and a card
- the three-part test\ndr. stanley jaks\nback story\nkarl fulves
2001
latter day secrets Dr. Stanley Jaks
The Dictionary Trick
short bio of Stanley Jaks (with help of Reinhard Müller), then three-part prediction of page number and word from French-English dictionary and a card
- The Three-Part Test
the glide vanish\n- the side-glide vanish
- the deal vanish
- the spectator's glide\nreinhard müller\ntwo together\npaul curry
2001
latter day secrets Reinhard Müller
The Glide Vanish
- The Side-Glide Vanish
- The Deal Vanish
- The Spectator's Glide
catch card catch\nnamed mates find the red aces and change into the black aces themselves\nkarl fulves\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\njack the knife\nkarl fulves
2001
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Catch Card Catch
named mates find the red Aces and change into the black Aces themselves
divination three by four\nobject laid out in a matrix, one is selected and divined\nreinhard müller\nreinhard müller's "3x3 square divination" in "precursor" lxiii, 1998.
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Reinhard Müller
Divination Three by Four
object laid out in a matrix, one is selected and divined
Related to
Reinhard Müller's "3x3 Square Divination" in "Precursor" LXIII, 1998.
black jacks and "black jack"\nred and black jacks, starts like a transposition but spectator ends up with blackjack (jack and ace)
- alternative handling with six cards, instead of five\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nblackjack transpo\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nblackjack & black jacks\nreinhard müller
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 1 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Black Jacks and "Black Jack"
red and black Jacks, starts like a transposition but spectator ends up with blackjack (Jack and Ace)
- Alternative Handling with six cards, instead of five
flip-flop poker\nusing the müller-flop, packets are turned over and card selected, card next to selection are all high cards of same suit, selection transform to form a royal flush\nreinhard müller
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Reinhard Müller
Flip-Flop Poker
using the Müller-Flop, packets are turned over and card selected, card next to selection are all high cards of same suit, selection transform to form a Royal Flush
mundus vult decipi\ncard appears at named number, menetekel deck without short cards, english translation by reinhard müller\n unknown\nmundus vult decipi\n unknown
2011
prolix
Unknown
Mundus vult decipi
card appears at named number, Menetekel deck without short cards, English translation by Reinhard Müller
trap shoot\ndeck cut, value of top and suit of bottom card used to make up composite card, that is caught with other two cards\nkarl fulves\n"thinking out loud" (steven hamilton, the crimp #10)\nthe one between\nfrancis haxton\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nin between\nmichał kociołek
2012
prolix Karl Fulves
Trap Shoot
deck cut, value of top and suit of bottom card used to make up composite card, that is caught with other two cards