further than that\nproduction of selection, royal flush, and other stuff\nstewart james\nfurther than that\nj. w. sarles\ntaking further than that too far\njon racherbaumer\nstewart james\neven further\npaul swinford\na novelty spelling mystery\nwilliam larsen\nt. page wright\nthe gypsy foretells further than farther\ncushing strout\nas far as you want to go\ncushing strout
1941
the jinx 101-151 Stewart James
Further Than That
production of selection, Royal Flush, and other stuff
sack's spotted sorcery\nthree phase routine with dice, pips on dice change\ndr. theodore sack\nletter on tricks from the phoenix\nernest heldman\nsack's spotted sorcery\ndr. theodore sack\nsack/judah dice\nstewart judah\npaul swinford
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Dr. Theodore Sack
Sack's Spotted Sorcery
three phase routine with dice, pips on dice change
four of a kind\nmagician and spectator each exchange some cards which turn out to be four of a kind\ndai vernon\naces wild\nron johnson\nharry lorayne\nfour of a mind\npaul swinford
1959
inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
Four of a kind
Magician and Spectator each exchange some cards which turn out to be four of a kind
the double whammy\ntwo cards, cccc (= color coded control cards)\npaul swinford\nthe double brotherly whammy\npaul swinford
1968
faro fantasy Paul Swinford
duo spell\ntwo mentally chosen cards spelled out, see p. 206 for references\npaul swinford\nsuggestion by roy walton on p. 230\nduo-spell\npaul swinford\nduo spell\npaul swinford\ntranspoker iii\nkarl fulves
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Paul Swinford
Duo Spell
two mentally chosen cards spelled out, see p. 206 for references
four of a mind\nspectator thinks of a value and removes card of that value from half the deck, performer divines it, repeat, do as i do finale\npaul swinford\nfour of a kind\ndai vernon
1969
expert card mysteries Paul Swinford
Four of a Mind
spectator thinks of a value and removes card of that value from half the deck, performer divines it, repeat, do as i do finale
"over here, of course!"\nface-up/face-down packet, selection vanishes, reappears face up\nedward marlo\n"where has it gone" (hideo kato, genii, sept. 1969)\nadded thoughts on "over here, of course!"\npaul swinford\ncountdown disclosures\nedward marlo\ninconclusive climax\nedward marlo
1969
hierophant Edward Marlo
"Over Here, Of Course!"
face-up/face-down packet, selection vanishes, reappears face up
Inspired by
"Where Has It Gone" (Hideo Kato, Genii, Sept. 1969)
marlo's psychedelic\ntwo methods "psychedelic" without stack, see note on page 165\nedward marlo\npsychedelic\npaul swinford
1969
hierophant Edward Marlo
Marlo's Psychedelic
two methods "Psychedelic" without stack, see note on page 165
pirouette\nflourish for ring and rope routine, see also p. 521 for j. g. thompson jr. comment\npaul swinford
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Paul Swinford
Pirouette
flourish for ring and rope routine, see also p. 521 for J. G. Thompson Jr. comment
thoughts on "money power"\nten cards eventually match, faros instead of reverse faros, see roy walton's "money power"\npaul swinford\nroy walton
1971
hierophant Paul Swinford, Roy Walton
Thoughts on "Money Power"
ten cards eventually match, faros instead of reverse faros, see Roy Walton's "Money Power"
the double brotherly whammy\ntwo selections are together, cccc\npaul swinford\nthe double whammy\npaul swinford\ndouble brothers\npaul swinford
1971
more faro fantasy Paul Swinford
gilbreath revisited\ndeck cut in three piles, one pile looked over, performer knows number of red and black cards in other piles, handling for gilbreath's "separating one deck with one shuffle" (linking ring, july 1958)\npaul swinford\nnorman gilbreath
1971
more faro fantasy Paul Swinford, Norman Gilbreath
Gilbreath Revisited
deck cut in three piles, one pile looked over, performer knows number of red and black cards in other piles, handling for Gilbreath's "Separating One Deck With One Shuffle" (Linking Ring, July 1958)
fifty-fifty aces\neither assembly or elevator routine depending on which aces spectator chooses (jukebox)\npaul swinford
1974
card cavalcade ii Paul Swinford
Fifty-Fifty Aces
either assembly or elevator routine depending on which aces spectator chooses (jukebox)
octo\noctahedral die with symbols, chosen symbol divined\npaul swinford\nchapter one of "the second scientific american book of mathematical puzzles & diversion" (martin gardner)\nthe moon die mystery\nbob hummer
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Paul Swinford
Octo
octahedral die with symbols, chosen symbol divined
Inspired by
Chapter One of "The Second Scientific American Book of Mathematical Puzzles & Diversion" (Martin Gardner)
six-card stunner\nprediction on blank card matches free choice of six\nstewart judah\n"pre-cardiction" (aldini, marketed by joe berg)\nthe swinford version\npaul swinford
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Stewart Judah
Six-Card Stunner
prediction on blank card matches free choice of six
the swinford version\nprediction on blank card matches free choice of six\npaul swinford\nsix-card stunner\nstewart judah
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Paul Swinford
The Swinford Version
prediction on blank card matches free choice of six
every which way\nmini packet triumph (nine cards), three methods\npaul swinford\nwilliam zavis\nmike rogers
1978
loose ends Paul Swinford, William Zavis, Mike Rogers
numeric disclosure\nspectator cuts off packet and counts it, it is shuffled but not squared in rest, riffle shuffle control, then selection is at earlier number\npaul swinford
1979
riffle shuffle control Paul Swinford
Numeric Disclosure
spectator cuts off packet and counts it, it is shuffled but not squared in rest, Riffle Shuffle Control, then selection is at earlier number
the moon die mystery\nnumber 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\nbob hummer\ndevil's die\njack yates\ncolorvision plus math\nkarl fulves\nocto\npaul swinford
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets 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
magnetic coincidence\nselection by spectator and performer are found next to each other by stop procedure, marked and half forcing deck, gilbreath\npaul swinford
1980
arcane Paul Swinford
Magnetic Coincidence
selection by spectator and performer are found next to each other by stop procedure, marked and half forcing deck, gilbreath
silver and gold\nvarious parity effects (six routines) inspired by bob hummer's work with numbered chips and small metal cups\npaul swinford\nbob hummer
1980
arcane Paul Swinford, Bob Hummer
Silver and Gold
various parity effects (six routines) inspired by Bob Hummer's work with numbered chips and small metal cups
binary translocations\n1) to bring top card to any position with faros
2) to bring card to top with 2^x cards
3) variation of 2)\nalex elmsley\nfaro as a control\nedward marlo\noil always floats\npaul swinford\nany card, any number - the first system\nmurray bonfeld\nthe core\npit hartling\na.c.a.a.n. teórico\npepe lirrojo
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Binary Translocations
1) to bring top card to any position with faros
2) to bring card to top with 2^x cards
3) variation of 2)
double control\ntransposing top card with selection at certain position with faro shuffles\nalex elmsley\nelmsley revisited\npaul swinford
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Double Control
transposing top card with selection at certain position with faro shuffles
late night location\nstay stack with duplicates\nalex elmsley\nthe elmsley touch\npaul swinford\nspell found\ndoug canning\nanother late-night session\nbob king
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
tom hubbard's version\nvariation of "weight guess", also with cards face up, but no initial counting\ntom hubbard\nweight guess\nnick trost\npaul swinford's routine\npaul swinford
1997
the card magic of nick trost Tom Hubbard
Tom Hubbard's Version
Variation of "Weight Guess", also with cards face up, but no initial counting
paul swinford's routine\ncombination of original and tom hubbard's "matched picture cards"\npaul swinford\ntom hubbard's version\ntom hubbard\nmatched picture cards\nnick trost\nstewart judah
1997
the card magic of nick trost Paul Swinford
Paul Swinford's Routine
Combination of original and Tom Hubbard's "Matched Picture Cards"
half and half\ntwo cards are cut in half, follow the leader type of effect\nstewart judah\npaul swinford\n"miracle mates" (bob bell, marketed by mickey hades, 1963)
1997
the card magic of nick trost Stewart Judah, Paul Swinford
Half and Half
Two cards are cut in half, follow the leader type of effect
Inspired by
"Miracle Mates" (Bob Bell, marketed by Mickey Hades, 1963)
bits and pieces\ncard torn up in pieces and they're laid out, number from 1 to 8 named, and counted to, index corners found, koran's binary newspaper\npaul swinford
2004
lecture notes - the second super session Paul Swinford
Bits and Pieces
card torn up in pieces and they're laid out, number from 1 to 8 named, and counted to, index corners found, Koran's binary newspaper