to conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine\ncoin travels from hand to hand after false transfer, tapped with knife for sound illusion ("for both the eare and the eie is deceived by this devise")\n unknown\nhow to convey money out of one of your hands into the other by legerdemaine\n unknown\nmoney talks\ndavid williamson\nfake beat move (フェイク・ビート・ムーブ)\ntomoya horiki
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine
coin travels from hand to hand after false transfer, tapped with knife for sound illusion ("for both the eare and the eie is deceived by this devise")
having made four packets of cards with an ace at the bottom of each, to bring all four aces into whichever packet the company may choose\nfaced deck and alternative method\n unknown\neasy aces\ndavid williamson
1876
modern magic
Unknown
Having made Four Packets of Cards with an Ace at the bottom of each, to bring all Four Aces into whichever Packet the Company may choose
smart coin trick\ncoin vanish and ap, with handkerchief\nfranklin m. chapman\nthe new era coin go\njimmy buffaloe\nthe wonderful coin vanish\ndavid williamson
1938
chap's scrapbook Franklin M. Chapman
the spelling bee\nno. 65, packet of ace to king, if spell correctly you get the card, if incorrect spelling you get indifferent card\njack chanin\njohn mcardle\njohn weiss\nal flosso\nspelling the spades\ncharles t. jordan\nhe who spelt it, dealt it\ndavid williamson
1950
scarne on card tricks Jack Chanin, John McArdle, John Weiss, Al Flosso
The Spelling Bee
No. 65, Packet of Ace to King, if spell correctly you get the card, if incorrect spelling you get indifferent card
the new era coin go\nshow both sides of both hands, wrist\njimmy buffaloe\nsmart coin trick\nfranklin m. chapman\nthe wonderful coin vanish\ndavid williamson
1952
modern coin magic Jimmy Buffaloe
a futile lesson in open spelling\nace to ten are spelt out from packet one by one\nedward g. brown\npaul rosini\na futile lesson in magic\npaul rosini\nthe spelling trick\nedward g. brown\nhe who spelt it, dealt it\ndavid williamson
1968
expert card conjuring Edward G. Brown, Paul Rosini
the joker's revenge\njoker cut up in pieces, pieces change to jack and joker is whole again\nkarl fulves\ntorn & restored transposition\ndavid williamson
1975
kannibal kards Karl Fulves
The Joker's Revenge
joker cut up in pieces, pieces change to jack and joker is whole again
color stunner\ncolor changing deck triumph, credit to dingle for plot\npaul harris\ncolor stunner\npaul harris\ncolor stunner revisited\ndavid williamson
1976
the magic of paul harris Paul Harris
Color Stunner
color changing deck triumph, credit to Dingle for plot
pencil thru quarter\n\nmichael ammar\nkung fu quarter\ndavid williamson\npencil thru quarter\nmichael ammar\npencil pusher\ndavid williamson
1980
encore i Michael Ammar
"now cut that out"\ncoin appears under selected card, coins an card change places with purse, card folded\ndavid williamson\nnow cut that out\ndavid williamson\ndon't cut me out\ndavid williamson\n"now cut that out"\ndavid williamson
1980
encore i David Williamson
"Now Cut That Out"
coin appears under selected card, coins an card change places with purse, card folded
the mysterious cross of india\nbased on routine by tagaki, four coins in each hand\ndaryl martinez\ncross-eyed coins across\ndavid williamson
1980
secrets of a "puerto rican gambler" Daryl Martinez
The Mysterious Cross of India
based on routine by Tagaki, four coins in each hand
the torn up switch\ntwo selections, one reverses several times, then torn and restored transpo with other selection\ncolin linn\ntorn & restored transposition\ndavid williamson
1982
spell-binder Colin Linn
The Torn Up Switch
two selections, one reverses several times, then torn and restored transpo with other selection
the vanishing penny\ncoin vanishes in cap of pen, then falls out of cap again\ndavid williamson\nthe vanishing penny\ndavid williamson
1984
striking magic David Williamson
The Vanishing Penny
coin vanishes in cap of pen, then falls out of cap again
torn and restored transposition\n\ndavid williamson\ntorn and restored transposition\ndavid williamson\ntorn & restored transposition\ndavid williamson
1984
striking magic David Williamson
the wishing well\ncoin changes color and size when dipped into fist\ndavid williamson\nthe wishing well\ndavid williamson
1984
striking magic David Williamson
the famous three card trick\nthree card version of victor plot\ndavid williamson\nthe famous three card trick\ndavid williamson\nthree-card monster\ntomas blomberg
1984
striking magic David Williamson
the striking vanish\nwith alternative handling with closed fist\ndavid williamson\nstriking vanish\ndavid williamson
1984
striking magic David Williamson
the vanishing penny\n"die verschwindende münze"
coin vanishes in cap of pen, then falls out of cap again\ndavid williamson\nthe vanishing penny\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
The Vanishing Penny
"Die verschwindende Münze"
coin vanishes in cap of pen, then falls out of cap again
money talks\n"geld klingt"
production with sound effects with wand\ndavid williamson\nmoney talks\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
Money Talks
"Geld klingt"
production with sound effects with wand
torn and restored transposition\n"zerissene und wiederhergestellte wanderung"\ndavid williamson\ntorn and restored transposition\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
the rising cards\n"mehrfacher kartensteiger"
three cards, on rises reversed and visibly turns over\ndavid williamson\nthe rising cards\ndavid williamson\nthe rising cards\ndavid williamson\nrising cards\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
The Rising Cards
"Mehrfacher Kartensteiger"
three cards, on rises reversed and visibly turns over
cross-eyed coins across\n\ndavid williamson\ncross-eyed coins across\ndavid williamson\ncross-eyed coins across\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
striker\nusing a purse\ndavid williamson\ncopper, silver and purse\ndavid williamson\ngrandma's coin trick\njoshua jay\ngrandma's coin trick\njoshua jay
1984
the collected almanac David Williamson
interlaced swindle\n\ndavid williamson\ninterlaced swindle\ndavid williamson\ninterlaced swindle\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
the wishing well\n"der wunschbrunnen"
coin changes color and size when dipped into fist\ndavid williamson\nthe wishing well\ndavid williamson\nwishing well\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
The Wishing Well
"Der Wunschbrunnen"
coin changes color and size when dipped into fist
the famous three card trick\n"der berühmte drei-karten-trick"
three card version of victor plot\ndavid williamson\nthe famous three card trick\ndavid williamson\nthe famous 3-card trick\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
The Famous Three Card Trick
"Der Berühmte Drei-Karten-Trick"
three card version of Victor plot
easy aces\n"einfache asse"
faced deck\ndavid williamson\nhaving made four packets of cards with an ace at the bottom of each, to bring all four aces into whichever packet the company may choose\n unknown\neasy aces\ndavid williamson\neasy aces\ndavid williamson\neasy aces\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
striking vanish\nwith alternative handling with closed fist\ndavid williamson\nthe striking vanish\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
coin in pen cap\n"zusatzeffekt zum 'striking vanish'"\ndavid williamson\ncoin in pen cap\ndavid williamson\ncoin from pen cap\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
now cut that out\ncoin appears under selected card, coins an card change places with purse, card folded\ndavid williamson\n"now cut that out"\ndavid williamson
1984
for your eyes only David Williamson
Now Cut that Out
coin appears under selected card, coins an card change places with purse, card folded
once torn, twice restored\nfirst selection reverses itself again and again, is torn and changes to second selection, double facer\nbob stencel\nthe cockeyed cards\nclayton rawson\nrip it up\nbob stencel\narchie mcintyre\nbill nagler\ntorn & restored transposition\ndavid williamson\ndéjà revurse\ntommy wonder\nbob stencel
1985
the collected almanac Bob Stencel
Once Torn, Twice Restored
first selection reverses itself again and again, is torn and changes to second selection, double facer
torn and restored location\npieces change into selection (1959)\nfrederick braue\nhull's torn & restored card\ntorn & restored transposition\ndavid williamson
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
no card matrix\ncoins in square layout travel into one corner, handling of last coin contributed by hierling\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
1987
new wave close-up David Williamson, Thomas Hierling
No Card Matrix
coins in square layout travel into one corner, handling of last coin contributed by Hierling
the wonderful coin vanish\n\ndavid williamson\nsmart coin trick\nfranklin m. chapman\nthe new era coin go\njimmy buffaloe\nsponge coins\nscott robinson
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
wishing well\ncoin changes color and size when dipped into fist, jumbo coin finale\ndavid williamson\nthe wishing well\ndavid williamson
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
Wishing Well
coin changes color and size when dipped into fist, jumbo coin finale
spectator cuts the kings\n\ndavid williamson\nspectator cuts the kings\ndavid williamson\nreturn of the kings\ndavid williamson
1989
the minotaur David Williamson
money talks\nproduction with sound effects with wand\ndavid williamson\nto conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine\n unknown\nillusion\nbobby bernard\nmoney talks\ndavid williamson\nfake beat move (フェイク・ビート・ムーブ)\ntomoya horiki
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
floating assembly\nfour cards, four coins\ndavid williamson\nfloating production (フローティング・プロダクション)\ntomoya horiki
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
don't cut me out\nrevised, "coin cut" followed by coins appearing under mates of selection\ndavid williamson\n"now cut that out"\ndavid williamson
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
Don't Cut Me Out
revised, "Coin Cut" followed by coins appearing under mates of selection
he who spelt it, dealt it\nspectator succeeds whereas magician fails\ndavid williamson\nthe spelling bee\njack chanin\njohn mcardle\njohn weiss\nal flosso\na futile lesson in open spelling\nedward g. brown\npaul rosini\nvariation of "he who spelt it, dealt it"\nwilliam goodwin\nperverse open spelling\ndavid williamson
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
the famous 3-card trick\nthree card version of victor plot\ndavid williamson\nthe famous three card trick\ndavid williamson\nhoming kings\njon racherbaumer\nfour for spot\ndan garrett\nthe famous 100-card trick\njan logemann\nel de las tres cartas\njoaquín matas
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
homing kings\nfour-card repeat with four kings, last card changes into selection\njon racherbaumer\nthe famous 3-card trick\ndavid williamson
1990
cardfixes Jon Racherbaumer
Homing Kings
four-card repeat with four Kings, last card changes into selection
the rising cards\nthree cards, on rises reversed and visibly turns over\ndavid williamson\nthe rising cards\ndavid williamson\nthe rising cards\ndavid williamson
1990 ca.
how magic works David Williamson
The Rising Cards
three cards, on rises reversed and visibly turns over
a little spoon bending\nspoon mending with secret extra bowl\ndavid williamson\nopus, march 1988\nprehensil utensil\ndavid williamson
1990 ca.
how magic works David Williamson
spectator cuts the kings\n\ndavid williamson\nspectator cuts the kings\ndavid williamson\nreturn of the kings\ndavid williamson
1990 ca.
how magic works David Williamson
easy aces\nfaced deck\ndavid williamson\nhaving made four packets of cards with an ace at the bottom of each, to bring all four aces into whichever packet the company may choose\n unknown\neasy aces\ndavid williamson
1990 ca.
how magic works David Williamson
check it out\nmentioning lost tricks in the literature\ndouglas cameron\nthe envanishment and reappearance of a quantity of salt" (david williamson, genii, may 1991)\nchain reaction\nwayne dobson\ninstructions\njosé carroll
1991
profile Douglas Cameron
Check It Out
mentioning lost tricks in the literature
Related to
The Envanishment and Reappearance of a Quantity of Salt" (David Williamson, Genii, May 1991)
"now cut that out"\ncoin appears under selected card, coins an card change places with purse, card folded\ndavid williamson\n"now cut that out"\ndavid williamson
1991
the magic of michael ammar David Williamson
"Now Cut That Out"
coin appears under selected card, coins an card change places with purse, card folded
torn & kinda restored\nthree selections, selection found and torn up, pieces change to second selection, restores and changes to third selection, impromptu\nchad long\ntorn & restored transposition\ndavid williamson
1995
the lost cheesy notebooks — volume two Chad Long
Torn & Kinda Restored
three selections, selection found and torn up, pieces change to second selection, restores and changes to third selection, impromptu
four for spot\nwith four cards, ends with single card\ndan garrett\n"closeup connivery #2" lecture notes\nthe famous 3-card trick\ndavid williamson
1996
top 10 Dan Garrett
grandma's coin trick\ntwo coin transposition with surprise ending of poker chip production (uses purse)\njoshua jay\nstriker\ndavid williamson\ngrandma's coin trick\njoshua jay
1998
a teen's routines Joshua Jay
Grandma's Coin Trick
Two coin transposition with surprise ending of poker chip production (uses purse)
variation of "he who spelt it, dealt it"\nsent in by ray kosby\nwilliam goodwin\nhe who spelt it, dealt it\ndavid williamson
1998
the looking glass William Goodwin
cocktail matrix\nwilliamson's "no card matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand\ndavid stone\nno card matrix\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
1999
mietek — lecture notes David Stone
Cocktail Matrix
Williamson's "No Card Matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand
grandma's coin trick\ntwo coin transposition with surprise ending of poker chip production (uses purse)\njoshua jay\nstriker\ndavid williamson\ngrandma's coin trick\njoshua jay
1999
magic atlas Joshua Jay
Grandma's Coin Trick
Two coin transposition with surprise ending of poker chip production (uses purse)
cocktail matrix\nwilliamson's "no card matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand\ndavid stone\nno card matrix\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
2001
made in france David Stone
Cocktail Matrix
Williamson's "No Card Matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand
prehensil utensil\nspoon mending with secret extra bowl\ndavid williamson\nopus, march 1988\na little spoon bending\ndavid williamson
2003
magifest manifest David Williamson
return of the kings\n\ndavid williamson\nspectator cuts the kings\ndavid williamson\nspectator cuts the kings\ndavid williamson
2003
magifest manifest David Williamson
instant tee\ntea travels to covered mug, then tee and water is mixed just to vanish and from the mug falls confetti\n sveroni\ndavid williamson's "saline solution"
2009
... oder so! Sveroni
Instant Tee
tea travels to covered mug, then tee and water is mixed just to vanish and from the mug falls confetti
perverse open spelling\nspectator succeeds whereas magician fails\ndavid williamson\na futile lesson in open spelling\nedward g. brown\npaul rosini\nhe who spelt it, dealt it\ndavid williamson
2012
the f.f.f.f. book David Williamson
the famous 100-card trick\n(the unfamous 100-card trick)
finale for williamson's effect, surplus cards vanish after inflated deck climax\njan logemann\nthe famous 3-card trick\ndavid williamson
2013
stand-up fantasies Jan Logemann
The Famous 100-Card Trick
(The Unfamous 100-Card Trick)
finale for Williamson's effect, surplus cards vanish after inflated deck climax
three-card monster\nhoming card version, where a face up card appears three times in a packet of three face down cards. finally the performer ends up with only one card, and between the three tabled cards appears another one.\ntomas blomberg\nthe homing card\nfrederick braue\nthe famous three card trick\ndavid williamson
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
Three-Card Monster
Homing Card version, where a face up card appears three times in a packet of three face down cards. Finally the performer ends up with only one card, and between the three tabled cards appears another one.
floating production (フローティング・プロダクション)\nfour coins produced singly under one card, as card is held above table and moved across\ntomoya horiki\nfloating assembly\ndavid williamson
2017
coinlang. Tomoya Horiki
Floating Production (フローティング・プロダクション)
Four coins produced singly under one card, as card is held above table and moved across
fake beat move (フェイク・ビート・ムーブ)\naudio illusion\ntomoya horiki\nto conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine\n unknown\nmoney talks\ndavid williamson
2017
coinlang. Tomoya Horiki
multiple bottom change, a card at a time\nsimilar to david williamson's monte phase in his cocktail dazzler\n"magic" christian stelzel\nbernard bilis's top change of one of two cards\nbernard bilis\n"magic" christian stelzel
2017
the top change "Magic" Christian Stelzel
Multiple Bottom Change, a Card at a Time
similar to David Williamson's Monte phase in his Cocktail Dazzler
call stop aces\nmagician deals, spectator calls stop at four different places, magician deals the card down cleanly each time. four cards are the aces\ndavid williamson
2018
elixir David Williamson
Call Stop Aces
Magician deals, spectator calls stop at four different places, magician deals the card down cleanly each time. Four cards are the Aces