one chance in eight\none of eight cards selected, cards in pocket are removed one by one by spectator and performer, last card is selection\nfrancis haxton
1954/27
tarbell course in magic - volume 6 Francis Haxton
One Chance in Eight
one of eight cards selected, cards in pocket are removed one by one by spectator and performer, last card is selection
the one between\ntwo unknown selected cards are pushed back reversed in the deck, one card is found between , that matches in value and suit with other cards, composite card\nfrancis haxton\nin between\nmichał kociołek\ntrap shoot\nkarl fulves
1957
the new phoenix 301-348 Francis Haxton
The One Between
two unknown selected cards are pushed back reversed in the deck, one card is found between , that matches in value and suit with other cards, composite card
for magicians only\ndouble backer changes into selection, see p. 394 for idea by martin gardner and p. 398 for idea by francis haxton\njohn robbins
1964
the new phoenix 351-400 John Robbins
For Magicians Only
double backer changes into selection, see p. 394 for idea by Martin Gardner and p. 398 for idea by Francis Haxton
coercion\nproblems with cards - no. five
card reversed behind back by performer, then spectator, same card\nj. w. sarles\ncoercion\nfrancis haxton\ntaking turns\njerry k. hartman
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 J. W. Sarles
Coercion
Problems with Cards - No. Five
card reversed behind back by performer, then spectator, same card
static\nproblems with cards - no. one
selection made by stabbing joker into deck without removing selection, how to control it
solutions: see references\nkarl fulves\nstatic\nfrancis haxton\ncased static\nkarl fulves\nthree static solutions\nmilton kort\nfourth static solution\nmilton kort\nstatic\njames west\nstatic\nwilliam p. miesel
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
Static
Problems with Cards - No. One
selection made by stabbing joker into deck without removing selection, how to control it
Solutions: see references
seclusion\nproblems with cards - no. two
card cut to with deck under handkerchief and replaced, also multiple cards
for solutions see references\nkarl fulves\nseclusion\npaul sweetman\nseclusion\nfrancis haxton\nseclusion\ngeorge de ghetto\nseclusion\nmike rogers
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
Seclusion
Problems with Cards - No. Two
card cut to with deck under handkerchief and replaced, also multiple cards
for solutions see references
smart alexis\nthree-of-a-kind removed, then choses a card face-down which matches\nstewart james\np. 77 for credit information\np. 88 for comment by george mclean\naces\npeter alexis\nsmart alexis ii\nlu brent\ngambler's last chance\nfrancis haxton
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Stewart James
Smart Alexis
three-of-a-kind removed, then choses a card face-down which matches
last word four aces\nspectator chooses leader packet\nfrancis haxton\nthe scottish assembly\npeter duffie\nonce again\npeter duffie
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Francis Haxton
gambler's last chance\nperformer holds four cards, spectator choses any card face-down, it completes royal flush\nfrancis haxton\nsmart alexis\nstewart james\ngambler's last chance\nfrancis haxton
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Francis Haxton
Gambler's Last Chance
performer holds four cards, spectator choses any card face-down, it completes Royal Flush
by any other name\ntwo methods (gaffed card & elmsley count)\nkarl fulves\np. 165 for comment\na problem\nj. w. sarles\ndon nielson\nby any other name variation\nfrancis haxton\nby any other name variation\nrobert parrish\nuniversals - the universal ghost\nroy walton\nthe universal mexican\nroy walton\ncomments\njon racherbaumer\ncervon's universals\nbruce cervon\ndescardes i\njerry k. hartman\nmirror image\njerry k. hartman
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
odd man out\nthree cards moved from one deck to another, selected one travels back, see also p. 206 & 236 for reference\nfrancis haxton\n"take three" (peter warlock, pentagram)
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Francis Haxton
Odd Man Out
three cards moved from one deck to another, selected one travels back, see also p. 206 & 236 for reference
3-way split\ntransposition of two card with a third card (joker) on the table, duplicate\nfrancis haxton
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Francis Haxton
3-Way Split
transposition of two card with a third card (joker) on the table, duplicate
joker mental\nodd-backed joker placed next to mate of named card, joker transforms into named card\nrobert (bob) hess\njoker, jr.\nfrancis haxton
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert (Bob) Hess
Joker Mental
odd-backed joker placed next to mate of named card, joker transforms into named card
joker, jr.\nungaffed method, odd-backed joker placed next to mate of named card, joker transforms into named card\nfrancis haxton\njoker mental\nrobert (bob) hess
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Francis Haxton
Joker, Jr.
ungaffed method, odd-backed joker placed next to mate of named card, joker transforms into named card
unlimited elevator\nfour kings buried in deck, four queens one by one placed on top and attracting its king
- impromptu method\nben christopher\nimpromptu elevator\nderek dingle\nimpromptu unlimited\njack avis\nimpromptu unlimited\nfrancis haxton\nunmix problem\nkarl fulves
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Ben Christopher
Unlimited Elevator
four Kings buried in deck, four queens one by one placed on top and attracting its King
- Impromptu Method
the 5th jack\nred jacks put on table, top card of deck are also red jack, tabled ones now black, all put on table, top card is another jack, cards on table are now aces, see also p. 782 for improvement\nharvey rosenthal\npiet forton\ntrick of piet forton (see also gus southall and francis haxton variations in the new pentagram)
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal, Piet Forton
The 5th Jack
red Jacks put on table, top card of deck are also red Jack, tabled ones now black, all put on table, top card is another jack, cards on table are now Aces, see also p. 782 for improvement
Inspired by
trick of Piet Forton (see also Gus Southall and Francis Haxton variations in The New Pentagram)
impromptu unlimited\nfour chosen card buried in deck, joker placed on top attracts the selections to top one by one\nfrancis haxton\nunlimited elevator\nben christopher
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Francis Haxton
Impromptu Unlimited
four chosen card buried in deck, joker placed on top attracts the selections to top one by one
5-card hofzinser\ntwo cards chosen from five transform into previous selections, solution to hofzinser problem 5\nfrancis haxton\ncard problems\njohann nepomuk hofzinser\nopen selection\nfrancis haxton
1973
epilogue Francis Haxton
5-Card Hofzinser
two cards chosen from five transform into previous selections, solution to Hofzinser Problem 5
lottery\nspectator chooses right card to fill a 21 hand\nkarl fulves\nprelude\nallen lang\nopen selection\nfrancis haxton\nlottery\ndan macmillan\nredblackjack\nkarl fulves\ndraw-black\nkarl fulves
1977
packet switches (part four) Karl Fulves
open selection\nfive cards removed from deck, of those the spectator choses two, they're the selections, two methods\nfrancis haxton\n5-card hofzinser\nfrancis haxton\nlottery\nkarl fulves
1979
the chronicles Francis Haxton
Open Selection
five cards removed from deck, of those the spectator choses two, they're the selections, two methods
the scottish assembly\nspectator chooses leader\npeter duffie\nlast word four aces\nfrancis haxton\nthe working assambly\npeter duffie
1993
applications Peter Duffie
gambler's last chance\nno. 27, one card missing from straight flush, spectator finds it\nfrancis haxton\ngambler's last chance\nfrancis haxton
1995
self-working close-up card magic Francis Haxton
Gambler's Last Chance
No. 27, one card missing from Straight Flush, spectator finds it
heir to the throne\nfour kings change places with four aces, then three kings and three aces, then two, then one. combination of four different tricks.\nmilton kort\noptical monte move\n unknown\nhoneycutt's honeycutter\nal honeycutt\naces to go\nfrancis haxton\naces & jacks\nstewart judah
1999
kort Milton Kort
Heir to the Throne
four Kings change places with four Aces, then three Kings and three Aces, then two, then one. Combination of four different tricks.
the nonesuch card prediction again\ncard to small number, twirl pass application\nneal elias\n"the nonsuch card prediction" (francis haxton, pentagram)
2001
new card controls Neal Elias
The Nonesuch Card Prediction Again
card to small number, Twirl Pass application
Inspired by
"The Nonsuch Card Prediction" (Francis Haxton, Pentagram)
introduction\non francis haxton comment about world war ii, psychics on tv, david blaine, publications by fulves, binary count notes, futagawa rope-card trick, new euro coins, magic as a living, houdini\nkarl fulves\nhic!\nkarl fulves
2002
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Introduction
on Francis Haxton comment about World War II, psychics on tv, David Blaine, publications by Fulves, Binary Count Notes, Futagawa Rope-Card Trick, new euro coins, magic as a living, Houdini
in between\nthought of card appears sandwiched between two lost selections that were used to create that composite card (suit/value), faro\nmichał kociołek\nthe one between\nfrancis haxton\ntrap shoot\nkarl fulves
2012
8 effects and a sleight Michał Kociołek
In Between
thought of card appears sandwiched between two lost selections that were used to create that composite card (suit/value), faro
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