the spider\npips of card vanish and appear on paper, pip eating spider\nstanley collins\ntarantula\nmaurice howarth\nthe williamised spider\nbilly mccomb
1915
original magical creations Stanley Collins
The Spider
pips of card vanish and appear on paper, pip eating spider
william passes on some tips\non thumb tips, on using milk, on the appearing cane, how to remove paint\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William Passes On Some Tips
on thumb tips, on using milk, on the appearing cane, how to remove paint
assorted gaglets of the william brand\ngags with, thimbles, a mouse trap, a spring snake, with ropes, hair, light bulbs, coffee beans, diminishing cards, cracking a spectator's arm, dead rat\nbilly mccomb\nbilly's thimble\nbilly mccomb\npatrick page
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
Assorted Gaglets of the William Brand
gags with, thimbles, a mouse trap, a spring snake, with ropes, hair, light bulbs, coffee beans, diminishing cards, cracking a spectator's arm, dead rat
william's fantastic table\ntable lift, with ring, then legs fall off and when the table top is shown, the hand stuck to it apparently cut off from the arm\nbilly mccomb\n(17) the palladino table lift\neusapia palladino
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William's Fantastic Table
table lift, with ring, then legs fall off and when the table top is shown, the hand stuck to it apparently cut off from the arm
william's floating ball routine\ncomedy routine on stage, ball is floating up and down and finally vanishes in a box, with assistant\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William's Floating Ball Routine
comedy routine on stage, ball is floating up and down and finally vanishes in a box, with assistant
william turns gravity upside down\nboard on two trestles with three bricks on top, trestles are removed and the rest floats, then board, lowermost and middle brick are removed one by one, still suspended in the air\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William Turns Gravity Upside Down
board on two trestles with three bricks on top, trestles are removed and the rest floats, then board, lowermost and middle brick are removed one by one, still suspended in the air
canny cane!\nopening, table with cane and hat, gloves are thrown in the air and they come down with small parachutes, then the cain is put into the hat, where it vanishes\nlouis tannen\nwilliam's new glove opening\nbilly mccomb
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Louis Tannen
Canny Cane!
opening, table with cane and hat, gloves are thrown in the air and they come down with small parachutes, then the cain is put into the hat, where it vanishes
william's torn and restored newspaper presentation\npresenting the effect on stage, with stage light\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William's Torn and Restored Newspaper Presentation
william's fantastic fez\nperformer wears a fez, cuckoo on springs comes out with the selection\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William's Fantastic Fez
performer wears a fez, cuckoo on springs comes out with the selection
william's new glove opening\ngloves are thrown into the air, small parachute opens and they float slowly down \nbilly mccomb\ncanny cane!\nlouis tannen\nchute\nvan abernathy
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William's New Glove Opening
gloves are thrown into the air, small parachute opens and they float slowly down
william "discovers" "multicore" solder\ntwo ideas with a special wire
- bending flower
- gag with tie\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William "discovers" "Multicore" Solder
two ideas with a special wire
- bending flower
- gag with tie
william on the subject of "stung"\nsucker trick, card apparently vanished in trousers, version of stung\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William on the Subject of "Stung"
sucker trick, card apparently vanished in trousers, version of Stung
william's comedy card flight\nspectator on stage puts card in stand, card vanishes and appears in envelope, everybody sees how it works except spectator on stage, paper balls over head type\nbilly mccomb
1947
the first book of william Billy McComb
William's Comedy Card Flight
spectator on stage puts card in stand, card vanishes and appears in envelope, everybody sees how it works except spectator on stage, paper balls over head type
tarantula\npips from four card vanish step by step and appear on strip of paper\nmaurice howarth\nthe spider\nstanley collins\nthe williamised spider\nbilly mccomb\nthe pip-eating spider\ntommy wonder\nbilly mccomb\nstanley collins
1953
the phoenix 251 - 300 Maurice Howarth
Tarantula
pips from four card vanish step by step and appear on strip of paper
the birdcage\non the new living card stars , ed marlo, charlie miller, paul lepaul, francis carlyle, bill simon, dr. jacob daley, the modern magician, channing pollock, cardini, billy mccomb, james b. findlay, willane\njay marshall
1955
the new phoenix 301-348 Jay Marshall
The Birdcage
on the New Living Card Stars , Ed Marlo, Charlie Miller, Paul LePaul, Francis Carlyle, Bill Simon, Dr. Jacob Daley, The Modern Magician, Channing Pollock, Cardini, Billy McComb, James B. Findlay, Willane
the back room\non credits of the u.f grant tricks in #351, jay marshall, stewart james, billy mccomb, don lawton\ndon tanner
1960
the new phoenix 351-400 Don Tanner
The Back Room
on credits of the U.F Grant tricks in #351, Jay Marshall, Stewart James, Billy McComb, Don Lawton
the back room\non midwest magic jubilee, jay and frances marshall, billy mccomb, sorcar, milbourne christopher, john scarne, danny johnson\ndon tanner
1961
the new phoenix 351-400 Don Tanner
The Back Room
on Midwest Magic Jubilee, Jay and Frances Marshall, Billy McComb, Sorcar, Milbourne Christopher, John Scarne, Danny Johnson
the williamised spider\npips from deck vanish and appear on napkin\nbilly mccomb\nthe spider\nstanley collins\ntarantula\nmaurice howarth\nthe pip-eating spider\ntommy wonder\nbilly mccomb\nstanley collins
1972
i did it my way Billy McComb
the torn and restored airmail\n\nbilly mccomb\ngeorge lawrence\nthe comedy letter - for t & r airmail letter\nbilly mccomb
1972
i did it my way Billy McComb, George Lawrence
the comedy letter - for t & r airmail letter\n\nbilly mccomb\nthe torn and restored airmail\nbilly mccomb\ngeorge lawrence
1972
i did it my way Billy McComb
a variation on a theme\nspectator holds a ribbon over his head, a ring hangs in the middle, ring is removed from ribbon without spectator knowing how it works, paper balls over the head effect, clippo\nbilly mccomb
1972
i did it my way Billy McComb
A Variation on a Theme
spectator holds a ribbon over his head, a ring hangs in the middle, ring is removed from ribbon without spectator knowing how it works, paper balls over the head effect, clippo
the page boy speaks...\non fism vienna, billy mccomb, wittus witt, gerard majax, obie o'brien, trevor lewis, paul stone\npatrick page
1976
pabular Patrick Page
The Page Boy Speaks...
on FISM Vienna, Billy McComb, Wittus Witt, Gerard Majax, Obie O'Brien, Trevor Lewis, Paul Stone
the pip-eating spider\npublished under "jos bema"\ntommy wonder\nbilly mccomb\nstanley collins\ntarantula\nmaurice howarth\nthe williamised spider\nbilly mccomb
1976
pabular Tommy Wonder, Billy McComb, Stanley Collins
psi-stebbins\nshuffled deck, packet of card is divined and last card predicted, jumbo cards\nlarry becker\nken de courcy's and billy mccomb's "cabaret card divination"\ndynamation\nlarry becker\ncard call\nroberto giobbi\nbilly mccomb\nken de courcy
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii Larry Becker
PSI-Stebbins
shuffled deck, packet of card is divined and last card predicted, jumbo cards
Inspired by
Ken de Courcy's and Billy McComb's "Cabaret Card Divination"
the page boy speaks...\non fism brussels, al goshman, hugh riley, mike caldwell, billy mccomb, pete biro, larry jennings, james findlay, sothebys findlay auction, mario carrandi, horace goldin, magic in films, dai vernon, john ramsay, roy walton\npatrick page
1979
pabular Patrick Page
The Page Boy Speaks...
on FISM Brussels, Al Goshman, Hugh Riley, Mike Caldwell, Billy McComb, Pete Biro, Larry Jennings, James Findlay, Sothebys Findlay auction, Mario Carrandi, Horace Goldin, Magic in Films, Dai Vernon, John Ramsay, Roy Walton
chute\ndeck encircled with rubber band, signed selection floats down attached to small parachute\nvan abernathy\nwilliam's new glove opening\nbilly mccomb\nparachute\ndon alan
1992
the trapdoor - volume two Van Abernathy
Chute
deck encircled with rubber band, signed selection floats down attached to small parachute
billy mccomb's routine for roy roth's "fastest wallet in the west" (of wales)\ncredit card to wallet\nbilly mccomb\nroy roth
1992
magic with credit cards Billy McComb, Roy Roth
Billy McComb's Routine for Roy Roth's "Fastest Wallet in the West" (of Wales)
the pip-eating spider\npips of pip card vanish until only indices are left\ntommy wonder\nstanley collins\nbilly mccomb
1996
the books of wonder - volume 1 Tommy Wonder, Stanley Collins, Billy McComb
The Pip-Eating Spider
pips of pip card vanish until only indices are left
the seven-cornered handkerchief\nperformer proves that a silk has seven corner by tying them in pairs\nbilly mccomb\nhatton & plate's "magicians' tricks and how they are done"\nstanyon's magic, august 1913, vol. 13 no. 11\na left-handed hank has seven corners\ncharlie miller
1997
mind & magic magazine Billy McComb
The Seven-Cornered Handkerchief
performer proves that a silk has seven corner by tying them in pairs
Inspired by
Hatton & Plate's "Magicians' Tricks and How They Are Done"
a left-handed hank has seven corners\nperformer proves that a silk has seven corner by tying them in pairs\ncharlie miller\nhatt & plate's "magicians' tricks and how they are done"\nstanyon's magic, august 1913, vol. 13 no. 11\nthe seven-cornered handkerchief\nbilly mccomb
2001
left-handed hank Charlie Miller
A Left-Handed Hank Has Seven Corners
performer proves that a silk has seven corner by tying them in pairs
Related to
Hatt & Plate's "Magicians' Tricks and How They Are Done"
odd man out\n"was your card an odd card?", it is odd-backed and rest is blank, force\nkarl fulves\nbilly mccomb effect (the wizard, july 1947)\ndual impulsion\noscar weigle
2001
new card controls Karl Fulves
Odd Man Out
"was your card an odd card?", it is odd-backed and rest is blank, force
multiple revelations\nsix different ways of divination when multiple cards are selected
1. bunch of cards as divined
2. bunch of cards are distributed to several people, cards are divined
3. bunch of card is divined plus an unknown card in pocket
4. selection in bunch of cards is divined
5. prediction of last card of bunch of cards which is turned over (billy mccomb, ken de courcy)
6. cards in envelopes are divined\npatrick page\nken de courcy's and billy mccomb's "cabaret card divination"
2011
magic page by page Patrick Page
Multiple Revelations
six different ways of divination when multiple cards are selected
1. bunch of cards as divined
2. bunch of cards are distributed to several people, cards are divined
3. bunch of card is divined plus an unknown card in pocket
4. selection in bunch of cards is divined
5. prediction of last card of bunch of cards which is turned over (Billy McComb, Ken de Courcy)
6. cards in envelopes are divined
Related to
Ken de Courcy's and Billy McComb's "Cabaret Card Divination"
billy's thimble\nwhile doing a thimble routine, an extra finger appears\nbilly mccomb\npatrick page\nassorted gaglets of the william brand\nbilly mccomb
2011
magic page by page Billy McComb, Patrick Page
Billy's Thimble
while doing a thimble routine, an extra finger appears
card call\n"cabaret ard divination" of a bunch of cards, last card predicted in letter\nroberto giobbi\nbilly mccomb\nken de courcy\npsi-stebbins\nlarry becker
2016
standup card magic Roberto Giobbi, Billy McComb, Ken De Courcy
Card Call
"Cabaret ard Divination" of a bunch of cards, last card predicted in letter