the ubiquitous cards\nthree peeked-at cards, three times stop trick performed, last time with spectator dealing, with variation with numbers instead of "stop"\nnate leipzig
1909
the art of magic Nate Leipzig
The Ubiquitous Cards
three peeked-at cards, three times stop trick performed, last time with spectator dealing, with variation with numbers instead of "stop"
from the pen of leipzig\ntwo shuffled decks are covered with handkerchiefs, performer removes a card with each hand, they match\nnate leipzig
1940
chap's scrapbook Nate Leipzig
From the Pen of Leipzig
two shuffled decks are covered with handkerchiefs, performer removes a card with each hand, they match
the fist coin routine\nabout four coins put in fist vanish, back clip\narthur punnar\n"right there"\nnate leipzig
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Arthur Punnar
generally speaking\non al flosso, nate leipzig, john scarne and movie star chester morris, jim wheeler, professor kreiger\nu. f. grant
1949
grant's inner circle magazine U. F. Grant
Generally Speaking
on Al Flosso, Nate Leipzig, John Scarne and movie star Chester Morris, Jim Wheeler, Professor Kreiger
the initials will tell\nno. 38, initials of chosen card appears on spectator's palm (sugar + pencil)\n cardini\ndai vernon\nnate leipzig\nfrancis carlyle\nmartin gardner\njohn scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks Cardini, Dai Vernon, Nate Leipzig, Francis Carlyle, Martin Gardner, John Scarne
The Initials Will Tell
No. 38, Initials of chosen card appears on spectator's palm (sugar + pencil)
sitting bull\nseated, coin on leg is vanished and reproduced\nbill simon\nkneesy!\nnate leipzig\nsitting vanish\nbill simon\nsitting vanish\nbill simon
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250 Bill Simon
the stack of quarters\nsix quarters covered with cone transform into pennies, quarters are found in the hand\nnate leipzig\nrolland hamblen
1952
modern coin magic Nate Leipzig, Rolland Hamblen
The Stack of Quarters
six quarters covered with cone transform into pennies, quarters are found in the hand
double tribute\ndr. daley's notes for the speech and the program of the nate leipzig memorial in 1954 in new york\njay marshall\ndr. jacob daley
1954
the new phoenix 301-348 Jay Marshall, Dr. Jacob Daley
Double Tribute
Dr. Daley's notes for the speech and the program of the Nate Leipzig memorial in 1954 in New York
nate leipzig's grindstone\nshown by joe scott, knife grinder with a plate on table's edge\nnate leipzig\nleipzig's grindstone\ncharles d. smith
1955
the new phoenix 301-348 Nate Leipzig
Nate Leipzig's Grindstone
shown by Joe Scott, knife grinder with a plate on table's edge
sitting vanish\nseated, coin on leg is vanished and reproduced\nbill simon\nkneesy!\nnate leipzig\nsitting bull\nbill simon
1956
the best in magic Bill Simon
leipzig's card production variation\ncard clings to hand\nnate leipzig\ncharlie miller
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Nate Leipzig, Charlie Miller
routine for leipzig's two coin routine\none coin in each hand, one travels across\ncharlie miller\nnate leipzig
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller, Nate Leipzig
thimble routine\na thimble vanishes and appears, travels, eight thimble production as a climax\nnate leipzig
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
Thimble Routine
a thimble vanishes and appears, travels, eight thimble production as a climax
slap four ace routine\naces disappear and reappear on deck one by one\nnate leipzig\nslap happy\nrichard kaufman\nleipzig's opener\nharry levine\nskinning the fat off the bone... nate leipzig's slap aces\nmichael skinner\nnate leipzig\nthe slap change\nnate leipzig\nneo slap aces\nsteve reynolds
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
"right there"\ncoin vanish and reproduction, both sides of the hand shown\nnate leipzig\nthe fist coin routine\narthur punnar\nright where?\nnate leipzig\ndai vernon
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
"Right There"
coin vanish and reproduction, both sides of the hand shown
coin in glass\nmarked coin vanishes from paper and appears in a glass, which was covered by a deck of playing cards\nnate leipzig
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
Coin in Glass
marked coin vanishes from paper and appears in a glass, which was covered by a deck of playing cards
copper and silver transposition\nwith extra coin,in hand of performer and spectator\nnate leipzig
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
Copper and Silver Transposition
with extra coin,in hand of performer and spectator
the first born child\nmaiden name of a woman tells if first born was a boy or a girl, esoteric\nnate leipzig
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
The First Born Child
maiden name of a woman tells if first born was a boy or a girl, esoteric
leipzig's opener\ncard comes to the bottom of the deck several times, then penetrates performer's hand\nnate leipzig\nleipzig-skinner surprise\njohn carney\nnate leipzig\nmichael skinner
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
Leipzig's Opener
card comes to the bottom of the deck several times, then penetrates performer's hand
acrobats\ntwo halves of the deck change places, duplicate\nnate leipzig\nmarlo on leipzig's "acrobats"\nedward marlo\nnate leipzig
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
card by thought\nbehind back, peeked card is reversed and placed under top card\nnate leipzig\ndai vernon
1963
dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig, Dai Vernon
Card by Thought
behind back, peeked card is reversed and placed under top card
chapter four: houdini and after\non harry houdini, t. nelson downs, nate leipzig, fred keating, joseph dunninger, emil jarrow, ade duval, cardini, jack gwynne \npaul curry
1965
magician's magic Paul Curry
Chapter Four: Houdini and After
on Harry Houdini, T. Nelson Downs, Nate Leipzig, Fred Keating, Joseph Dunninger, Emil Jarrow, Ade Duval, Cardini, Jack Gwynne
leipzig's grindstone\nknife grinder with a plate\ncharles d. smith\nnate leipzig's grindstone\nnate leipzig\nbusiness for knife sharpening\nbob read
1969
the art of close-up magic — volume 2 Charles D. Smith
business for knife sharpening\ngag for plate/knife grinder attributed to nate leipzig\nbob read\nleipzig's grindstone\ncharles d. smith
1975
pabular Bob Read
Business For Knife Sharpening
gag for plate/knife grinder attributed to Nate Leipzig
t. nelson downs writes some letters\n- starting out in magic
- a prophet is not without honour...
- tread lightly!
- coin wand
- charles bertram
- pantomime
- miracles
- dime and penny
- fees
- what's new
- nate leipzig
- card stabbing
- full evening show\nt. nelson downs
1975
magic with faucett ross T. Nelson Downs
simplified spin pass aces\ntwirl cut (see reference), each time an ace appears. based on "spin pass aces" by john muir in "abracadabra no. 1027", for credit details see pabular 4/9, p. 571\nnate leipzig\nandrew pargeter\njohn muir\njack avis\ntwirl cut\nnate leipzig
1978
pabular Nate Leipzig, Andrew Pargeter, John Muir, Jack Avis
Simplified Spin Pass Aces
twirl cut (see reference), each time an ace appears. based on "Spin Pass Aces" by John Muir in "Abracadabra No. 1027", for credit details see Pabular 4/9, p. 571
complementary out\nout, card with same value and same suit are removed from pocket\nsteve beam\ndon morris\nnate leipzig's "the complementary cards" in john scarne's "scarne on card tricks"
1979
inside outs Steve Beam, Don Morris
Complementary Out
out, card with same value and same suit are removed from pocket
Inspired by
Nate Leipzig's "The Complementary Cards" in John Scarne's "Scarne on Card Tricks"
who pays the bills?\nno. 18, bar bet, matches broken in half, one who takes the last one has to pay, favorite of nate leipzig\n unknown
1981
self-working table magic
Unknown
Who Pays the Bills?
No. 18, bar bet, matches broken in half, one who takes the last one has to pay, favorite of Nate Leipzig
hanky panky\ncard through handkerchief, with stripper deck\n"magic" christian stelzel\nklassische kartendurchdringung\nnate leipzig\nhannes höller
1982
stripper / konische karten "Magic" Christian Stelzel
ramsay reminiscences\non professor morgan, charlier, old malabar, barnum, magic circle, will goldston, j. o'neill fisher, charles morrit, horace goldin, chung ling soo, p. t. selbit, lewis davenport, dr. byrd-page, walford bodie, allam shaw, nate leipzig, ernest thorn, max sterling, bob gysel, will blyth, dai vernon, max holden, john mulholland, jack salvin, g. w. hunter, edward g. brown, victor farelli, the flying sorcerers, fism 1950, slydini, francis carlyle, fism 1958, john howe, milbourne christopher\njohn ramsay
1982
the ramsay finale John Ramsay
Ramsay Reminiscences
on Professor Morgan, Charlier, Old Malabar, Barnum, Magic Circle, Will Goldston, J. O'Neill Fisher, Charles Morrit, Horace Goldin, Chung Ling Soo, P. T. Selbit, Lewis Davenport, Dr. Byrd-Page, Walford Bodie, Allam Shaw, Nate Leipzig, Ernest Thorn, Max Sterling, Bob Gysel, Will Blyth, Dai Vernon, Max Holden, John Mulholland, Jack Salvin, G. W. Hunter, Edward G. Brown, Victor Farelli, The Flying Sorcerers, FISM 1950, Slydini, Francis Carlyle, FISM 1958, John Howe, Milbourne Christopher
what me worry?\nfirst card through hand, then deck through hand\njerry sadowitz\nnate leipzig\nleipzig's opener\nnate leipzig
1984
cards hit Jerry Sadowitz, Nate Leipzig
slap happy\naces disappear from top of deck, then are reproduced one by one\nrichard kaufman\nslap four ace routine\nnate leipzig
1984
abstract Richard Kaufman
Slap Happy
Aces disappear from top of deck, then are reproduced one by one
leipzig four ace\nslap aces, as described by charlie miller (1939)
- miller routine\nnate leipzig\ncharlie miller
1985
the fred braue notebooks Nate Leipzig, Charlie Miller
right where?\ncoin is put in fist\nnate leipzig\ndai vernon\n"right there"\nnate leipzig
1989
the vernon chronicles — volume 3 Nate Leipzig, Dai Vernon
to a primal number\nto any small number from the top without preheld break\nharry lorayne\nnate leipzig\nron bauer\nthe screened leipzig pass\nnate leipzig\nron bauer\nprimal screen\nharry lorayne\nnate leipzig\nron bauer
1990
trend setters Harry Lorayne, Nate Leipzig, Ron Bauer
To A Primal Number
to any small number from the top without preheld break
marlo on leipzig's "acrobats"\nface cards of two halves transpose, duplicate and sbs double facer\nedward marlo\nnate leipzig\nacrobats\nnate leipzig
1992
the olram file Edward Marlo, Nate Leipzig
Marlo on Leipzig's "Acrobats"
face cards of two halves transpose, duplicate and SBS double facer
leipzig's opener\ncard appears on top of the deck in spectator's hand, as a last phase in leipzig's slap ace routine\nharry levine\nslap four ace routine\nnate leipzig
1992
the trapdoor — volume two Harry Levine
Leipzig's Opener
card appears on top of the deck in spectator's hand, as a last phase in Leipzig's Slap Ace Routine
the leipzig stop trick\nno. 1, "as explained by arthur buckley to marlo"\nnate leipzig\nmarlo's almost perfect stop trick\nedward marlo\nmarlo application\nedward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Nate Leipzig
marlo application\nno. 2
three cards selected, first card found with stop trick, it changes into second selection, third one in pocket of spectator\nedward marlo\nthe triple climax\narthur h. buckley\nthe leipzig stop trick\nnate leipzig
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Marlo Application
No. 2
three cards selected, first card found with stop trick, it changes into second selection, third one in pocket of spectator
skinning the fat off the bone... nate leipzig's slap aces\naces disappear and reappear on deck one by one\nmichael skinner\nnate leipzig\nslap four ace routine\nnate leipzig\nneo slap aces\nsteve reynolds
1996
classic sampler Michael Skinner, Nate Leipzig
Skinning the Fat off the Bone... Nate Leipzig's Slap Aces
dot com...\n"tricks and stunts with numbers"\nkarl fulves\nderek lever\nralph w. hull\nnate leipzig\nseven come eleven\nmilton kort
1997
the fine print Karl Fulves, Derek Lever, Ralph W. Hull, Nate Leipzig
seven come eleven\n"dot com - tricks and stunts with numbers"
solution to hull problem "make 11 out of four 7s"\nmilton kort\ndot com...\nkarl fulves\nderek lever\nralph w. hull\nnate leipzig\nthe sevens puzzle\nkarl fulves\nmore sevens\nmel bennett\nstill more 7's\nrobert k. stevenson\nsevens from elevens\nhoward lyons
1997
the fine print Milton Kort
Seven Come Eleven
"Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
solution to Hull problem "Make 11 out of four 7s"
the acrobatic aces\nfour aces are visibly produced, gymnastic aces phase\npaul lepaul\npeter kane\nnate leipzig
1998
card college — volume 3 Paul LePaul, Peter Kane, Nate Leipzig
The Acrobatic Aces
four Aces are visibly produced, Gymnastic Aces phase
leipzig-skinner surprise\nselection appears on face of deck, penetrates hand, appears face-up on deck\njohn carney\nnate leipzig\nmichael skinner\nleipzig's opener\nnate leipzig
2002
the book of secrets John Carney, Nate Leipzig, Michael Skinner
Leipzig-Skinner Surprise
selection appears on face of deck, penetrates hand, appears face-up on deck
concealed allerton control\ncac
card controlled to near top while apparently turned over in middle of deck\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\n"card modes" (robin robertson, 1983, p. 8)\nscreened leipzig pass\nnate leipzig\nbert allerton\nconcealed allerton control\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 1 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Concealed Allerton Control
CAC
card controlled to near top while apparently turned over in middle of deck
neo slap aces\naces appear on deck one by one\nsteve reynolds\nslap four ace routine\nnate leipzig\nskinning the fat off the bone... nate leipzig's slap aces\nmichael skinner\nnate leipzig
2010
trench work Steve Reynolds
paper to parakeet\npaper napkin formed into bird, changes into bird\njohnny thompson\n"creation of life" (nate leipzig, with moth or butterfly)
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson
Paper to Parakeet
paper napkin formed into bird, changes into bird
Inspired by
"Creation of Life" (Nate Leipzig, with moth or butterfly)