the hop off the bottom \n switching hand in a game, jinx switch \n jack merlin \n hop off the bottom - variation \n jerry k. hartman \n the gambler's packet switch \n jack merlin \n the hop off the bottom \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin at the card table Jack Merlin
spurious pelf \n "do as i do" sequence with spectator and 5 bills each, selected bill remains upside down \n kent arthur \n a common mistake \n jerry k. hartman
1939
the jinx 51-100 Kent Arthur
Spurious Pelf
"do as i do" sequence with spectator and 5 bills each, selected bill remains upside down
123 \n \n dai vernon \n 123 \n dai vernon \n lasso-due-tre \n edward marlo \n tit for tat \n roy walton \n a choice trick \n jerry k. hartman \n tré choice \n frank simon \n the promise \n edward marlo \n acerca del 1-2-3, de vernon \n arturo de ascanio
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Dai Vernon
the whispering jokers \n card is removed, all card named and removed one named instead of joker, selection is named \n paul curry \n mentalias \n jerry k. hartman \n the truth-telling joker \n paul curry
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Paul Curry
The Whispering Jokers
card is removed, all card named and removed one named instead of joker, selection is named
elliott's card change \n does the same as glide \n bruce elliott \n tipsy turvy \n bruce elliott \n turnover top change \n jerry k. hartman
1949
controlled miracles Bruce Elliott
fillip! \n card production, looks like a precursor of jerry k. hartman's popover move \n bruce elliott \n super fillip \n h. k. becker \n fillip \n bruce elliott \n popover variation \n jerry k. hartman \n frank garcia \n the pop-out card \n neal elias
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Bruce Elliott
Fillip!
card production, looks like a precursor of Jerry K. Hartman's Popover Move
mental reverse \n \n edward marlo \n thought over \n jerry k. hartman \n mental reverse iv \n roger smith \n neglection selection \n lou gallo \n twisted inversion \n jack parker
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
fillip \n card production, looks like a precursor of jerry k. hartman's popover move \n bruce elliott \n fillip! \n bruce elliott
1956
the best in magic Bruce Elliott
Fillip
card production, looks like a precursor of Jerry K. Hartman's Popover Move
twisting the aces \n original version \n dai vernon \n climax twisting the aces \n tom hubbard \n twist on the aces \n jerry k. hartman \n a new twist \n jerry k. hartman \n precursor to twisting the aces \n edward marlo \n roger's lovely idea \n roger klause \n performing aces \n dave campbell \n a new twist \n steven hamilton \n one behead \n tomas blomberg
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
marlo's turnaround glimpse \n all-around square up glimpse \n edward marlo \n r. s. glimpse \n jerry k. hartman \n all around square up glimpse \n edward marlo
1961
the multiple shift Edward Marlo
lost and found aces \n aces vanish and reappear at face of four packets \n al leech \n invisible cut \n jerry k. hartman
1962
close-up card magic Al Leech
out of my control \n standard psychological stop effect, with outs \n harry lorayne \n psychic backstop \n jerry k. hartman \n psychic touch \n tom gagnon
1965
my favorite card tricks Harry Lorayne
coercion \n problems with cards - no. five
card reversed behind back by performer, then spectator, same card \n j. w. sarles \n coercion \n francis haxton \n taking turns \n jerry 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
tell-tale aces \n rather complex handling \n larry jennings \n jennings improved \n barry nelson \n hofzinser/jennings \n walt lees \n ringer \n jerry k. hartman
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Larry Jennings
by any other name \n two methods (gaffed card & elmsley count) \n karl fulves \n p. 165 for comment \n a problem \n j. w. sarles \n don nielson \n by any other name variation \n francis haxton \n by any other name variation \n robert parrish \n universals - the universal ghost \n roy walton \n the universal mexican \n roy walton \n comments \n jon racherbaumer \n cervon's universals \n bruce cervon \n descardes i \n jerry k. hartman \n mirror image \n jerry k. hartman
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
three way split \n transposition procedure posed as a problem, for solutions see references \n karl fulves \n (d) change of face \n jerry k. hartman \n 3 way split \n bruce cervon \n simplex 3 way \n william p. miesel \n split level \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue Karl Fulves
Three Way Split
transposition procedure posed as a problem, for solutions see references
by any other name variation \n see also p. 1036 \n robert parrish \n by any other name \n karl fulves \n descardes i \n jerry k. hartman
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Robert Parrish
two way split - (a) underturn \n kind of wrist-turn second deal turnover as switch/reverse with applications \n jerry k. hartman
1969
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Two Way Split - (a) Underturn
kind of wrist-turn second deal turnover as switch/reverse with applications
(c) semi-classical quickie \n reversed card transforms into selection, see also ed marlo's "classical quickie" (classical foursome) \n jerry k. hartman
1969
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
(c) Semi-Classical Quickie
reversed card transforms into selection, see also Ed Marlo's "Classical Quickie" (Classical Foursome)
black widow \n two initialed cards change place in sandwich cards, see also p. 270 and p. 276 for ideas by john hudak, bill zavis and fulves \n alan brown \n the change-over aces \n tom sellers \n babel \n karl fulves \n black widow notes \n roy walton \n black widow notes \n ray miller \n sandswitch \n jerry k. hartman \n changemaker \n jerry k. hartman \n repossessed \n karl fulves \n black widow \n karl fulves \n widowed \n peter duffie \n the claustrophobic cards \n peter duffie \n the tell tale kings \n gordon bruce
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Alan Brown
Black Widow
two initialed cards change place in sandwich cards, see also p. 270 and p. 276 for ideas by John Hudak, Bill Zavis and Fulves
impact \n aces in envelopes with holes, chosen one turns over, then ace in envelope turns over, based on chesbro & west's "airmail" from tricks you can count on \n roy walton \n impact \n roy walton \n an impact on impact \n jerry k. hartman \n marlo's impact \n edward marlo \n impact-collision-crash \n edward marlo \n collision course \n paul weir
1969
the devil's playthings Roy Walton
Impact
aces in envelopes with holes, chosen one turns over, then ace in envelope turns over, based on Chesbro & West's "Airmail" from Tricks You Can Count On
the changeling \n two cards change into selection one by one \n roy walton \n changed changeling \n jerry k. hartman \n the knack \n jerry sadowitz
1969
the devil's playthings Roy Walton
displaced \n card reversed in deck transposes with sandwiched card, see also p. 348 \n jerry k. hartman \n "repeat transposition", 4th method (ed marlo, ibidem #8)
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
Displaced
card reversed in deck transposes with sandwiched card, see also p. 348
Related to
"Repeat Transposition", 4th method (Ed Marlo, Ibidem #8)
future ghost \n cards thought-of and not removed from deck, one-way faces or edge-marks or one-way crimp, see also p. 373 and p. 684 \n alan brown \n one way ghost \n jerry k. hartman \n talismanacle \n thomas alan waters \n pointer cards & clocking ideas \n karl fulves \n star cross \n karl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Alan Brown
Future Ghost
cards thought-of and not removed from deck, one-way faces or edge-marks or one-way crimp, see also p. 373 and p. 684
simple optics \n selection travels from underneath hat into deck between aces, simplified handling \n fred lessor \n optical aces \n karl fulves \n more or less(or) optical \n jerry k. hartman \n sandwich sequence \n roger crosthwaite
1971
epilogue Fred Lessor
Simple Optics
selection travels from underneath hat into deck between aces, simplified handling
optical aces \n card vanishes from sandwich under hat, travels into sandwich in deck \n karl fulves \n optical i \n karl fulves \n optical ii \n karl fulves \n simple optics \n fred lessor \n more or less(or) optical \n jerry k. hartman \n unfair exchange \n jerry k. hartman \n an optical departure \n peter duffie
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
Optical Aces
card vanishes from sandwich under hat, travels into sandwich in deck
one way ghost \n "two tricks" no. 1, for credit information see also p. 684 \n jerry k. hartman \n future ghost \n alan brown \n more than one way \n jerry k. hartman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
One Way Ghost
"Two Tricks" No. 1, for credit information see also p. 684
down & deal \n "two tricks" no. 2
three or more spectators select cards and receive packets, they all do down-under-deals simultaneously and end up with selections \n jerry k. hartman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
Down & Deal
"Two Tricks" No. 2
three or more spectators select cards and receive packets, they all do down-under-deals simultaneously and end up with selections
she jumped \n transpo in sandwiches, see p. 424 for correction \n jerry k. hartman \n black widow notes \n roy walton
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
notes on 3 card catch \n three selection, found with four aces \n jerry k. hartman \n 3-card catch \n reinhard müller \n three-card catch handling \n reinhard müller \n jerry k. hartman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
free trade \n two cards in bottom half transpose with 1 card in top half \n jerry k. hartman \n four downs \n jerry k. hartman
1972
card cavalcade Jerry K. Hartman
Free Trade
two cards in bottom half transpose with 1 card in top half
trinary metastasis \n indifferent cards between kings change into selections, two methods \n larry jennings \n change collectors \n jerry k. hartman
1972
epilogue Larry Jennings
Trinary Metastasis
indifferent cards between kings change into selections, two methods
flight for 3 \n three selections from between aces to between queens in center \n edward marlo \n taking flight \n roy walton \n pre-cannibal cards \n lin searles \n further flight \n edward marlo \n search flight \n jerry k. hartman \n flight for 3, rescheduled \n robert bengel
1972
kabbala — volume 1 Edward Marlo
Flight for 3
three selections from between aces to between queens in center
instant interchange \n packet of red cards and one of black cards, two selections are interchanged between packets, then packets transpose \n roy walton \n coloratoura \n jerry k. hartman \n olram's clarified routine \n edward marlo \n indian giver \n baltazar fuentes
1972
tale twisters Roy Walton
Instant Interchange
packet of red cards and one of black cards, two selections are interchanged between packets, then packets transpose
twin forcast \n two predictions written on business card, business card stabbed into deck between prediction \n james g. thompson jr. \n twocast \n jerry k. hartman \n two for the seer saw \n jerry k. hartman \n future vision \n karl fulves \n james g. thompson jr.
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 James G. Thompson Jr.
Twin Forcast
two predictions written on business card, business card stabbed into deck between prediction
royal gambol \n cards of a mediocre poker hand in row on table, some cards are exchanged, royal flush \n brother john hamman \n a fine hand \n jerry k. hartman
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Brother John Hamman
Royal Gambol
cards of a mediocre poker hand in row on table, some cards are exchanged, royal flush
a four-tunate choice \n four fours, two are freely chosen, they are odd-backed and the other fours change to queens \n brother john hamman \n bold over \n jerry k. hartman \n four-tunate choice \n brother john hamman
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Brother John Hamman
A Four-tunate Choice
four Fours, two are freely chosen, they are odd-backed and the other Fours change to Queens
the hypnotic card \n four cards selected, a fifth card changes into all four one by one \n edward marlo \n post-hypnotic card \n jerry k. hartman
1972
the universal card Edward Marlo
The Hypnotic Card
four cards selected, a fifth card changes into all four one by one
eerie row \n four cards, duplicate of one of them is touched to packet and leaves "image" behind, repeated \n karl fulves \n imagic \n jerry k. hartman \n generation \n karl fulves \n the starting four \n karl fulves
1973
packet switches (part two) Karl Fulves
Eerie Row
four cards, duplicate of one of them is touched to packet and leaves "image" behind, repeated
father cyprian's wild card \n four jokers into four aces \n father cyprian \n bachanal \n jerry k. hartman \n wile card \n jerry k. hartman \n flushtration count \n brother john hamman \n michael's wild card \n michael vincent
1973
super subtle card miracles Father Cyprian
the super riffle diffle \n block shuffle, basically variant of spade shuffle \n harry lorayne \n spade shuffle \n edward marlo \n strip cut shuffle \n jerry k. hartman \n in-hand false riffle shuffle \n harry lorayne
1973
rim shots Harry Lorayne
between your palms \n card between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card \n alex elmsley \n mirage \n michael carrion \n betricks and between \n jerry k. hartman \n the hyper space card \n baltazar fuentes
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Alex Elmsley
Between Your Palms
card between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card
subconscious poker ii \n one card is controlled during the repeat-dealing of five poker-hand and appears in a royal flush, see also p. 840 for idea by cushing strout \n joseph k. schmidt \n "subconscious poker" (bob fisher, the sphinx, april 1939, or daley's notebooks #407) \n poker iii \n jerry k. hartman \n subconscious poker handling \n roy walton \n how to deal a royal flush \n joseph k. schmidt \n poker challenge \n harry lorayne \n subconscious poker \n joseph k. schmidt \n subconscious secret \n karl fulves \n further than that and the lie detector \n cushing strout \n jungian poker \n justin higham
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Joseph K. Schmidt
Subconscious Poker II
one card is controlled during the repeat-dealing of five poker-hand and appears in a Royal Flush, see also p. 840 for idea by Cushing Strout
Inspired by
"Subconscious Poker" (Bob Fisher, The Sphinx, April 1939, or Daley's Notebooks #407)
r. s. switch \n extension of the side glide \n jerry k. hartman \n r. s. switch-drop switch addition \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
r. s. glimpse \n glimpse selected card from center of deck \n jerry k. hartman \n marlo's turnaround glimpse \n edward marlo
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
a-d multiple control \n versatile control to control multiple selections to top, bottom or designated positions from top/bottom, gives various applications for the control \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
A-D Multiple Control
Versatile control to control multiple selections to top, bottom or designated positions from top/bottom, gives various applications for the control
underturn \n turning a double face down, secretly leaving the card face up under the top card \n jerry k. hartman \n underturn force \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Underturn
Turning a double face down, secretly leaving the card face up under the top card
the catch switch \n similar to drop switch, but you steal the card under the top packet in the action of flipping it over \n jerry k. hartman \n trapit transit \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
The Catch Switch
Similar to Drop Switch, but you steal the card under the top packet in the action of flipping it over
swing slip cut \n slip cut in the action of a swing cut \n jerry k. hartman \n "marlo slip cut" (the gen) \n swing slip cut \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
friction jog \n getting a diagonal jog without angling, similar to diagonal jog by jerry andrus, pressure at upper right corner \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Friction Jog
Getting a diagonal jog without angling, similar to Diagonal Jog by Jerry Andrus, pressure at upper right corner
knuckle jog \n getting a break above bottom card, alternative to buckle or pull down \n jerry k. hartman \n bottom card jog \n unknown
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Knuckle Jog
Getting a break above bottom card, alternative to Buckle or Pull Down
four downs \n four aces placed in one half of the deck "penetrate" to appear in another half of the deck \n jerry k. hartman \n free trade \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Four Downs
Four Aces placed in one half of the deck "penetrate" to appear in another half of the deck
persuaceive \n three aces lost in deck face down, ace of spades left face up in the middle. the other three aces appear face up near to ace of spades \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
PersuACEive
Three Aces lost in deck face down, Ace of Spades left face up in the middle. The other three Aces appear face up near to Ace of Spades
one good turn \n aces placed between the jokers will reverse itself \n jerry k. hartman \n iso-warp \n david britland
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
One Good Turn
Aces placed between the Jokers will reverse itself
about face i \n hofzinser ace problem, the other three aces change to match the value of selection \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
About Face I
Hofzinser Ace Problem, the other three Aces change to match the value of selection
a common mistake \n vernon's variant type of effect (do as i do packet trick) where spectator cannot follow instructions, ending is each spectator get an ace reversed in packet \n jerry k. hartman \n "kortially yours" (milton kort, kort is now in session, 1962) \n spurious pelf \n kent arthur
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
A Common Mistake
Vernon's Variant type of effect (Do as I do packet trick) where spectator cannot follow instructions, ending is each spectator get an Ace reversed in packet
Inspired by
"Kortially Yours" (Milton Kort, Kort is Now In Session, 1962)
invisible cut \n plot change to al leech's lost and found aces \n jerry k. hartman \n lost and found aces \n al leech
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
over and over \n twisting the aces with ending where four aces turn face up together in the deck \n jerry k. hartman \n reversing aces \n ralph gironda \n performing aces \n dave campbell
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Over and Over
Twisting the Aces with ending where four Aces turn face up together in the deck
overskill ii \n spectator cuts to aces, then magician cuts to aces in different flashy ways \n jerry k. hartman \n "a problem posed, 38th method" (ed marlo, the new tops, march 1965, p. 24) \n a problem posed \n edward marlo
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Overskill II
Spectator cuts to Aces, then magician cuts to Aces in different flashy ways
Inspired by
"A Problem Posed, 38th Method" (Ed Marlo, The New Tops, March 1965, p. 24)
three-d \n three selections found in different ways \n jerry k. hartman \n the two-hand plunger rising cards \n unknown \n double deuce \n al leech
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
psychic backstop \n out for psychological stop trick, using down-under deal \n jerry k. hartman \n the psychic stop! \n unknown \n out of my control \n harry lorayne
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Psychic Backstop
Out for psychological stop trick, using down-under deal
thought over \n mental reverse without the mental part \n jerry k. hartman \n turnover divination \n al leech \n mental reverse \n edward marlo
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
sandwichmaker \n center double using two aces to do sandwich routine \n jerry k. hartman \n force-eps \n ken krenzel
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Sandwichmaker
Center double using two Aces to do sandwich routine
hip switch \n two jacks find three selections - finds first selection, then transposes with the other two selections \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Hip Switch
Two Jacks find three selections - finds first selection, then transposes with the other two selections
more or less(or) optical \n card placed between black aces under close up pad travels to between red aces in the deck \n jerry k. hartman \n optical aces \n karl fulves \n simple optics \n fred lessor
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
More or Less(or) Optical
Card placed between black Aces under close up pad travels to between red Aces in the deck
switch on a switch \n card moves from between black to red jacks, but in the process the jacks also change places \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Switch On A Switch
Card moves from between black to red Jacks, but in the process the Jacks also change places
sandwhichever \n red aces placed on top of deck, black aces on bottom, two selections appear between them, spectator chooses which aces they should appear between \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Sandwhichever
Red Aces placed on top of deck, black Aces on bottom, two selections appear between them, spectator chooses which Aces they should appear between
changemaker \n red card between red aces change places with black card between black aces \n jerry k. hartman \n black widow \n alan brown
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Changemaker
Red card between red Aces change places with black card between black Aces
search flight \n two phases of collectors: first phase is four aces find three selections, second phase is three selections placed between aces vanish and travel to between four queens in the deck \n jerry k. hartman \n "searching bottom collectors" (father cyprian, the bottom collectors, p.10) \n flight for 3 \n edward marlo
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Search Flight
Two phases of Collectors: first phase is four Aces find three selections, second phase is three selections placed between Aces vanish and travel to between four Queens in the deck
Inspired by
"Searching Bottom Collectors" (Father Cyprian, The Bottom Collectors, p.10)
caught red handed \n collectors with four aces and three selections, then aces change back color \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Caught Red Handed
Collectors with four Aces and three selections, then Aces change back color
change collectors \n three selections cut to and lost, three random cards placed between four kings. those cards are later shown to be the selections. \n jerry k. hartman \n trinary metastasis \n larry jennings
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Change Collectors
Three selections cut to and lost, three random cards placed between four Kings. Those cards are later shown to be the selections.
compulsive thinker \n spectator selects only black card in a group of red cards \n jerry k. hartman \n compulsive thinker iii \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Compulsive Thinker
Spectator selects only black card in a group of red cards
thinking spell \n spell to two selections, down under deal \n jerry k. hartman \n joseph k. schmidt \n "the magic spell" (dai vernon, hugard's magic monthly, oct 1946, p. 281)
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman, Joseph K. Schmidt
Thinking Spell
Spell to two selections, down under deal
Inspired by
"The Magic Spell" (Dai Vernon, Hugard's Magic Monthly, Oct 1946, p. 281)
mentalias \n use of signed card to divine thought-of card \n jerry k. hartman \n the whispering jokers \n paul curry
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
teleapathy \n reversed card at the beginning shown to be the thought of card impossibly, something like mystery card \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Teleapathy
Reversed card at the beginning shown to be the thought of card impossibly, something like Mystery Card
post-hypnotic card \n four cards selected, a fifth card changes into all four one by one \n jerry k. hartman \n the hypnotic card \n edward marlo
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Post-Hypnotic Card
Four cards selected, a fifth card changes into all four one by one
descardes i \n ace of spades changes to look like three selections \n jerry k. hartman \n by any other name \n karl fulves \n by any other name variation \n robert parrish \n descardes ii \n jerry k. hartman
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Descardes I
Ace of Spades changes to look like three selections
hope for the best \n spectator thinks of highest card in the hand, then magician deals four of a kind \n jerry k. hartman \n jungian poker \n justin higham
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Hope For The Best
Spectator thinks of highest card in the hand, then magician deals four of a kind
pushover \n cards turn face up in deck and change to aces \n roy walton \n pushover \n jerry k. hartman \n collextra \n jerry k. hartman
1973
card script Roy Walton
the ambitious ghost \n ambitious sequence with ace through four, one of them changes to selection \n roy walton \n ambitious card \n al baker \n ambitious 1-2-3-4 \n roy walton \n ambitious 1-2-3-4 \n roy walton \n ambitious 1-2-3-4 \n roy walton \n up, up & away \n jerry k. hartman
1973
card script Roy Walton
The Ambitious Ghost
ambitious sequence with Ace through Four, one of them changes to selection
green turtle \n ace changes into selection then vanishes and appears reversed in the center with other aces \n roy walton \n mock turtle \n jerry k. hartman \n roy walton
1973
card script Roy Walton
Green Turtle
Ace changes into selection then vanishes and appears reversed in the center with other aces
bi-psychle \n spectator b finds spectator a's card from small packet, impromptu stooge \n jerry k. hartman \n pick a packet \n jerry k. hartman
1974
card cavalcade ii Jerry K. Hartman
Bi-Psychle
spectator B finds spectator A's card from small packet, impromptu stooge
the five-card deal \n gambling problem, see also page 202 for restrictions, for solution see reference \n karl fulves \n five card deal \n jerry k. hartman
1974
epilogue Karl Fulves
The Five-Card Deal
gambling problem, see also page 202 for restrictions, for solution see reference
2 jacks again \n jacks travel from end of faced deck to center and around the deck (four phases) \n neal elias \n lin searles' half passed turnover \n lin searles \n jerry k. hartman
1974
epilogue Neal Elias
2 Jacks Again
Jacks travel from end of faced deck to center and around the deck (four phases)
a swindle of sorts \n see also bruce bernstein's "eat at joe's" \n paul curry \n pensées \n jon racherbaumer \n suit-de-suit \n jerry k. hartman \n mix 'n' match \n dave campbell \n a swindle of suits \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n countdown simulator \n steve beam \n taste of curry \n howard hamburg \n paul curry
1974
paul curry presents Paul Curry
one at a time collectors \n selections appear one by one between four aces \n alex elmsley \n trap-ease \n jerry k. hartman \n collectors, once again \n philip t. goldstein \n one at a time collectors \n alex elmsley
1974
pabular Alex Elmsley
close call \n four card prediction, total predicts position of selection \n karl fulves \n "palmist's prophesy" (roy walton, linking ring, june 1973) \n "close call" (linking ring, sept. 1974) \n thirtween \n jerry k. hartman
1974
close-up mental magic Karl Fulves
Close Call
four card prediction, total predicts position of selection
Related to
"Palmist's Prophesy" (Roy Walton, Linking Ring, June 1973)
impromptu haunted deck \n rubber band around deck, deck pivots and card sticks out
- bert fenn
- schmidt & fulves
see also p. 780 for comment by joseph k. schmidt \n bert fenn \n karl fulves \n joseph k. schmidt \n the pack that cuts itself \n charles t. jordan \n the revolution \n eddie joseph \n impromptu haunted deck version \n philip t. goldstein \n shootout \n jerry k. hartman \n flash aces \n karl fulves \n impromptu haunted deck presentation \n karl fulves \n houdini's getaway \n joseph k. schmidt \n sprung \n gerry scharnböck \n tension trap \n joseph k. schmidt \n karl fulves
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Bert Fenn, Karl Fulves, Joseph K. Schmidt
Impromptu Haunted Deck
rubber band around deck, deck pivots and card sticks out
poker iii \n slightly elaborated handling, re-dealing \n jerry k. hartman \n subconscious poker ii \n joseph k. schmidt
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Jerry K. Hartman
4-way triumph \n with four named cards from poker hands, daley's blindfold poker deal meets triumph \n derek dingle \n poker face-to-face \n jerry k. hartman
1975
riffle shuffle technique — part one Derek Dingle
4-Way Triumph
with four named cards from poker hands, Daley's Blindfold Poker Deal meets Triumph
two for the seer saw \n riffle force to break with delay, here as prediction of two cards, see also fulves' notes on page 242 \n jerry k. hartman \n twin forcast \n james g. thompson jr. \n two for the seer saw \n jerry k. hartman
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Two For The Seer Saw
riffle force to break with delay, here as prediction of two cards, see also Fulves' notes on page 242
mock turtle \n cards on face of deck change into selections \n jerry k. hartman \n roy walton \n green turtle \n roy walton
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman, Roy Walton
advance loading \n 1. on the top
a. advance loading
2. on the top
b. bluff removal
2. off the deck: a.
b. advance loading
c. bluff removal
iii. in the middle: advance loading
see also fulves' notes on page 242 for applications \n jerry k. hartman
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Advance Loading
1. On the Top
a. Advance Loading
2. On the Top
b. Bluff Removal
2. Off the Deck: A.
B. Advance Loading
C. Bluff Removal
III. In the Middle: Advance Loading
see also Fulves' notes on page 242 for applications
bachanal \n four cards transform, combination with "back to back", see also fulves' notes on page 243 \n jerry k. hartman \n father cyprian's wild card \n father cyprian \n bachanal - alternate ending \n jerry k. hartman
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Bachanal
four cards transform, combination with "Back to Back", see also Fulves' notes on page 243
taking turns \n spectator turns over card behind back, apparently exactly the same as performer a moment before \n jerry k. hartman \n notes by fulves on p. 243 \n coercion \n j. w. sarles
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Taking Turns
spectator turns over card behind back, apparently exactly the same as performer a moment before
a fine hand \n five random cards are exchanged according to spectator's wishes, royal flush \n jerry k. hartman \n royal gambol \n brother john hamman
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
A Fine Hand
five random cards are exchanged according to spectator's wishes, royal flush
cull add \n partial switch as aces are taken from hand-to-hand spread \n jerry k. hartman \n notes by fulves on p. 243 \n cull add-in \n jerry k. hartman
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Cull Add
partial switch as aces are taken from hand-to-hand spread
five card deal \n performer gets the same five cards without any shuffling in between, solution \n jerry k. hartman \n the five-card deal \n karl fulves
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Five Card Deal
performer gets the same five cards without any shuffling in between, solution
the slightly annoyed card \n blue-backed ace to three, red-backed selection, blue cards change to duplicates of selection, then into red-backed ace to three, then normal again \n peter kane \n trick pix \n jerry k. hartman
1975
a further card session with peter kane Peter Kane
The Slightly Annoyed Card
blue-backed Ace to Three, red-backed selection, blue cards change to duplicates of selection, then into red-backed Ace to Three, then normal again
banded deck problems \n - jump in (rubber band around case penetrates inside around chosen card)
- puzzling passage (card inserted in banded deck through rubber band)
- hooked (after previous trick card is pulled out again with band only around card) \n karl fulves \n puzzling passage \n karl fulves \n band in boston \n jerry k. hartman \n a case of a-band-ment \n jim patton \n simplex banded card to cardcase \n edward marlo
1975
methods with cards — part 3 Karl Fulves
Banded Deck Problems
Jump In (rubber band around case penetrates inside around chosen card)
Puzzling Passage (card inserted in banded deck through rubber band)
Hooked (after previous trick card is pulled out again with band only around card)
easy go \n card tunnel, card vanishes as it is pushed in perpendicular to the deck \n jerry k. hartman \n visual reverse and color change \n ken krenzel \n derek dingle \n matt coran
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Easy Go
Card Tunnel, card vanishes as it is pushed in perpendicular to the deck
shootout \n rubberbanded deck shoots out selected card \n jerry k. hartman \n impromptu haunted deck \n bert fenn \n karl fulves \n joseph k. schmidt
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
changed changeling \n two cards placed on table, one of them changes into the selection, multiple endings \n jerry k. hartman \n the changeling \n roy walton
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Changed Changeling
Two cards placed on table, one of them changes into the selection, multiple endings
trap-ease \n one at a time collectors, then collect all at once for the finale \n jerry k. hartman \n one at a time collectors \n alex elmsley
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Trap-ease
One at a time collectors, then collect all at once for the finale
go-llectors \n four jacks placed in one half of the deck travel to the other half to trap three selections \n jerry k. hartman \n sandwich to go \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Go-llectors
Four Jacks placed in one half of the deck travel to the other half to trap three selections
twist on the aces \n face up ace turns face down each time, with slightly different ending for ace of spades \n jerry k. hartman \n twisting the aces \n dai vernon
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Twist on the Aces
Face up Ace turns face down each time, with slightly different ending for Ace of Spades
a new twist \n twisting the aces with ending where spectator can name the last ace \n jerry k. hartman \n "smoke screen" (roy walton, cardboard charades, p.11) \n twisting the aces \n dai vernon
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
A New Twist
Twisting the Aces with ending where spectator can name the last Ace
an impact on impact \n card placed in envelope with window flips over (four threes, each placed in envelope) \n jerry k. hartman \n impact \n roy walton
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
An Impact on Impact
Card placed in envelope with window flips over (four Threes, each placed in envelope)
poker face-to-face \n four cards selected from poker hands, triumph \n jerry k. hartman \n 4-way triumph \n derek dingle
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
wild kingdom i \n four twos and the ten of spades, the twos change to complete royal flush in spades \n jerry k. hartman \n wild kingdom ii \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Wild Kingdom I
Four Twos and the Ten of Spades, the Twos change to complete Royal Flush in Spades
wild kingdom ii \n four twos and ace of spades, twos change to aces, then change to royal flush in spades \n jerry k. hartman \n wild kingdom i \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Wild Kingdom II
Four twos and Ace of Spades, Twos change to Aces, then change to Royal Flush in Spades
transfourence i \n four queens change to four kings, then placed in different parts of the deck where they change back to queens \n jerry k. hartman \n good lookers \n jerry k. hartman \n transfourence ii \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Transfourence I
Four Queens change to four Kings, then placed in different parts of the deck where they change back to Queens
good lookers \n four queens change to four kings, then placed in different parts of the deck where they change back to queens, same effect but different presentation from transfourence \n jerry k. hartman \n transfourence i \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Good Lookers
Four Queens change to four Kings, then placed in different parts of the deck where they change back to Queens, same effect but different presentation from Transfourence
transfourence ii \n four queens and four kings, queens change to kings, but kings change to aces \n jerry k. hartman \n transfourence i \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Transfourence II
Four Queens and four Kings, Queens change to Kings, but Kings change to Aces
coloratoura \n packet of red cards transposes with packet of black cards (with one red card inside) \n jerry k. hartman \n instant interchange \n roy walton
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
ColoraToura
Packet of red cards transposes with packet of black cards (with one red card inside)
two-sooth \n prediction written on blank file card, stabbed into deck. predicts the two cards next to the file card. \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Two-sooth
Prediction written on blank file card, stabbed into deck. Predicts the two cards next to the file card.
tele-tale \n second spectator somehow manages to divine first spectator's selection from a packet of four cards \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Tele-tale
Second spectator somehow manages to divine first spectator's selection from a packet of four cards
pick a packet \n spectator uses ace of spades to select correct packet to form royal flush \n jerry k. hartman \n bi-psychle \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Pick a Packet
Spectator uses Ace of Spades to select correct packet to form Royal Flush
thirtween \n two cards used to sandwich block of cards, sum of the two cards equal to the number of cards, block of cards shown to be perfect bridge hand \n jerry k. hartman \n close call \n karl fulves \n bunched hunch \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Thirtween
Two cards used to sandwich block of cards, sum of the two cards equal to the number of cards, block of cards shown to be perfect bridge hand
bunched hunch \n two cards used to sandwich block of cards, sum of the two cards equal to the number of cards \n jerry k. hartman \n thirtween \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Bunched Hunch
Two cards used to sandwich block of cards, sum of the two cards equal to the number of cards
imagic \n universal card plot, joker changes into ace, two and three of clubs one by one \n jerry k. hartman \n eerie row \n karl fulves
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Imagic
Universal Card Plot, Joker changes into Ace, Two and Three of Clubs one by one
between tricks \n queens progressively appear between two red aces as the kings are tapped on the aces \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Between Tricks
Queens progressively appear between two red Aces as the Kings are tapped on the Aces
strip cut shuffle \n full deck false shuffle, block shuffle \n jerry k. hartman \n the super riffle diffle \n harry lorayne
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
visual reverse and color change \n tunnel effect, card reverses, back changes color and eventually whole deck changes color, probably matt corin \n ken krenzel \n derek dingle \n matt coran \n dingle's tunnel-change \n derek dingle \n easy go \n jerry k. hartman
1975 (ca.)
additional deceptions Ken Krenzel, Derek Dingle, Matt Coran
Visual Reverse and Color Change
tunnel effect, card reverses, back changes color and eventually whole deck changes color, probably Matt Corin
the motel mystery \n kind of travelling effect, seven methods \n edward marlo \n flatfoot, floozie and the boy-boy \n jerry k. hartman
1976
marlo's magazine volume 1 Edward Marlo
pivot principle - pivot revelation method #1 \n \n bruce cervon \n karl fulves \n center control \n karl fulves \n rollover \n jerry k. hartman \n ultimate pivot revelation \n baltazar fuentes
1976
card secrets of bruce cervon Bruce Cervon, Karl Fulves
oil slick & water wonderful \n 4&4, alternation climax \n alex elmsley \n edward marlo \n jon racherbaumer \n fixit mixer \n jerry k. hartman
1976
kabbala — volume 3 Alex Elmsley, Edward Marlo, Jon Racherbaumer
the blushing jokers \n four blue-backed jokers, turn red one by one, then blue again, red/blue double backer \n peter kane \n second blush \n jerry k. hartman \n a test of flirtatiousness \n john f. c. mclachlan \n red shift \n michael powers
1976
kabbala — volume 3 Peter Kane
The Blushing Jokers
four blue-backed jokers, turn red one by one, then blue again, red/blue double backer
the go-between \n sandwich card find card in the center and turn over, based on j.k. hartman's "centre of attention" \n peter duffie \n jerry k. hartman
1976
pabular Peter Duffie, Jerry K. Hartman
The Go-Between
sandwich card find card in the center and turn over, based on J.K. Hartman's "Centre of Attention"
stabbed coincidence \n prediction, selection is stabbed in deck, four-of-a-kind \n larry jennings \n splitz \n mark weston \n mod quad \n jerry k. hartman
1976
stabbed coincidence Larry Jennings
Stabbed Coincidence
prediction, selection is stabbed in deck, four-of-a-kind
a strange double revelation \n joker transforms into two peeked cards \n harvey rosenthal \n two time doozer \n jerry k. hartman
1976
close-up sampler — part 1 Harvey Rosenthal
trigger \n apparently deck is turned over but it is cut in the process, similar to a turnover pass \n roy walton \n bold over \n jerry k. hartman \n triggered hofzinser \n peter duffie
1976
trigger Roy Walton
Trigger
apparently deck is turned over but it is cut in the process, similar to a turnover pass
transfourmation \n aces transform into king, then backs change too \n philip t. goldstein \n jerry k. hartman's "transfourence" in " card fare" \n transfourmation \n philip t. goldstein
1977
scattershot Philip T. Goldstein
Transfourmation
aces transform into king, then backs change too
Inspired by
Jerry K. Hartman's "Transfourence" in " Card Fare"
goody two choose \n two selections, divided deck \n jerry k. hartman \n goody goody \n tom craven \n apocalypse variations or additions \n orville wayne meyer
1978
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Jerry K. Hartman
staple and stab \n two cards stapled together, one of them becomes selection, see two variations following this \n paul harris \n looy simonoff \n in staple condition \n jerry k. hartman
1978
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Paul Harris, Looy Simonoff
Staple and Stab
two cards stapled together, one of them becomes selection, see two variations following this
take five \n with credit information
layout on table
- ken beale's "take five"
- wiseguy presentation
- a ten-card problem
- note by karl fulves \n ken beale \n tete a tete \n jerry k. hartman
1978
the chronicles Ken Beale
psi-x \n cut and shuffle procedure, only selection (probably) at stack position afterwards \n karl fulves \n more than one way \n jerry k. hartman \n psi-x \n karl fulves
1978
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Psi-X
cut and shuffle procedure, only selection (probably) at stack position afterwards
more than one way \n "there's more than one way to spin a cut."
two decks in reverse order \n jerry k. hartman \n one way ghost \n jerry k. hartman \n psi-x \n karl fulves
1978
the chronicles Jerry K. Hartman
More Than One Way
"There's More Than One Way To Spin A Cut."
two decks in reverse order
r. s. switch-drop switch addition \n extra subtlety for r. s. switch using drop switch \n jerry k. hartman \n r. s. switch \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
spread key glimpse \n doing the r. s. key glimpse during a spread for a selection \n jerry k. hartman \n r. s. key glimpse \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Spread Key Glimpse
Doing the R. S. Key Glimpse during a spread for a selection
rollover \n production of single card, card rolled face up between two other packets \n jerry k. hartman \n pivot principle - pivot revelation method #1 \n bruce cervon \n karl fulves
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Rollover
Production of single card, card rolled face up between two other packets
two for the seer saw \n extension of the original move \n jerry k. hartman \n two for the seer saw \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
rotary force \n variations on the business card prophecy move
1. "spread" version
2. "squared" version \n jerry k. hartman \n locational guidance \n father cyprian \n thoughtamatic \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Rotary Force
Variations on the Business Card Prophecy Move
1. "Spread" version
2. "Squared" version
locational guidance \n multiple cards forced using the rotary force \n father cyprian \n rotary force \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Father Cyprian
thoughtamatic \n simple routine using rotary force, predict which two cards a prediction card will be stabbed between \n jerry k. hartman \n rotary force \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Thoughtamatic
Simple routine using Rotary Force, predict which two cards a prediction card will be stabbed between
trick pix \n quick 3 way with color changing deck, extension of peter kane's trick \n jerry k. hartman \n the slightly annoyed card \n peter kane
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Trick Pix
Quick 3 Way with color changing deck, extension of Peter Kane's trick
wild forces \n packet of four cards shown to be four kings of hearts, then four kings of spades, then four jokers, "quick 4 way" \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Wild Forces
Packet of four cards shown to be four Kings of Hearts, then four Kings of Spades, then four Jokers, "Quick 4 way"
wile card \n four jokers change to ten, jack, queen, king of spades to form a royal flush with a tabled ace of spades \n jerry k. hartman \n father cyprian's wild card \n father cyprian
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Wile Card
Four Jokers change to Ten, Jack, Queen, King of Spades to form a Royal Flush with a tabled Ace of Spades
top draw-er \n spectator replaces odd card in a poker hand with the correct card, forming a royal flush \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Top Draw-er
Spectator replaces odd card in a poker hand with the correct card, forming a Royal Flush
easy reader \n magician cuts to four aces one by one, then show that aces have odd colored backs \n jerry k. hartman \n "my friend the gambler" (father cyprian, lecture notes #2)
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Easy Reader
Magician cuts to four Aces one by one, then show that Aces have odd colored backs
Inspired by
"My Friend The Gambler" (Father Cyprian, Lecture Notes #2)
rused card dealer \n - you always deal yourself the winning hand, as the spectator gets progressively better hands
- bottom deal demonstration \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Rused Card Dealer
You always deal yourself the winning hand, as the spectator gets progressively better hands
ghost right \n blank card stabbed into deck between two cards, the names of the two cards appear written on the blank face \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Ghost Right
Blank card stabbed into deck between two cards, the names of the two cards appear written on the blank face
compulsive thinker iii \n spectator selects only black card amongst red spot cards \n jerry k. hartman \n compulsive thinker \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Compulsive Thinker III
Spectator selects only black card amongst red spot cards
thirtween ii \n two prediction cards placed into the deck, total value of the two cards equal to number of cards between them, the cards between them shown to be ace to king of hearts \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Thirtween II
Two prediction cards placed into the deck, total value of the two cards equal to number of cards between them, the cards between them shown to be Ace to King of Hearts
more order \n spectator places two random cards at random positions into a stack of eleven cards, shown to be thirteen cards in order of a suit \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
More Order
Spectator places two random cards at random positions into a stack of eleven cards, shown to be thirteen cards in order of a suit
crystal clear \n prediction written on face of card, card is inserted between the two predicted cards \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Crystal Clear
Prediction written on face of card, card is inserted between the two predicted cards
mod quad \n card selected is stabbed into deck, prediction shown to be mate, and then card is shown to be stabbed between the other two mates (describes two methods) \n jerry k. hartman \n stabbed coincidence \n larry jennings
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Mod Quad
Card selected is stabbed into deck, prediction shown to be mate, and then card is shown to be stabbed between the other two mates (describes two methods)
betricks and between \n card placed between two jokers turns blank, card placed aside previously is now the card \n jerry k. hartman \n between your palms \n alex elmsley
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Betricks and Between
Card placed between two Jokers turns blank, card placed aside previously is now the card
quick counts \n quick count i: magician divines card at a certain position in deck
quick count ii: spectator stops the dealing on previously named card \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Quick Counts
Quick Count I: Magician divines card at a certain position in deck
Quick Count II: Spectator stops the dealing on previously named card
two time doozer \n joker transforms into two selections successively \n jerry k. hartman \n a strange double revelation \n harvey rosenthal
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
flatfoot, floozie and the boy-boy \n hotel mystery \n jerry k. hartman \n "a night on the town" (ken beale & persi diaconis, xerox underground) \n the motel mystery \n edward marlo
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Flatfoot, Floozie and the Boy-Boy
Hotel Mystery
Inspired by
"A Night On The Town" (Ken Beale & Persi Diaconis, Xerox Underground)
bold over \n four jokers, two change backs, two become blank \n jerry k. hartman \n a four-tunate choice \n brother john hamman \n trigger \n roy walton
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
fixit mixer \n oil and water \n jerry k. hartman \n oil slick & water wonderful \n alex elmsley \n edward marlo \n jon racherbaumer
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
ribbon candy \n spectator finds red cards in black pile and black cards in red pile, alternating set up \n ron ferris \n apocalypse variations or additions \n jerry k. hartman \n dr. e. brum-antonioli \n full stop \n steve beam
1979
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Ron Ferris
Ribbon Candy
spectator finds red cards in black pile and black cards in red pile, alternating set up
memory \n "curiosities"
ten cards with words, spectator is able to memorize their order \n bob paul \n memorease \n jerry k. hartman
1979
the chronicles Bob Paul
Memory
"Curiosities"
ten cards with words, spectator is able to memorize their order
brainwave dectet \n ten-card brainwave, "embellished hamman count" \n jerry k. hartman \n sixtet \n jerry k. hartman
1979
the chronicles Jerry K. Hartman
self working mental magic \n on this new book \n karl fulves \n too good \n karl fulves \n jerry k. hartman \n william zavis \n arthur schwartz \n george robinson
1979
interlocutor Karl Fulves
grown up hofzinser \n four jumbo aces, suit that matches selection is turned-over and when turned over the jumbo card became the selection and the selection became the ace \n roy walton \n elastic ace \n jerry k. hartman \n the lemming ace exchange \n simon lovell \n woogie \n christoph borer \n roy walton
1979
that certain something... Roy Walton
Grown Up Hofzinser
four jumbo Aces, suit that matches selection is turned-over and when turned over the jumbo card became the selection and the selection became the Ace
elastic ace \n card chosen von miniature deck, four regular-sized aces shown and tabled face down, when selection is brought together with ace of same suit, the ace becomes the miniature card and vice versa \n jerry k. hartman \n grown up hofzinser \n roy walton
1979
elastic ace Jerry K. Hartman
Elastic Ace
card chosen von miniature deck, four regular-sized Aces shown and tabled face down, when selection is brought together with Ace of same suit, the Ace becomes the miniature card and vice versa
in staple condition \n business card becomes stapled to selection \n jerry k. hartman \n ken krenzel's version \n ken krenzel
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Jerry K. Hartman
the flying signature \n from one back to another \n jim lee \n flying signature explored \n j. c. doty \n the flying signature variation \n jerry k. hartman
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Jim Lee
apocalypse variations or additions \n \n jerry k. hartman \n dr. e. brum-antonioli \n ribbon candy \n ron ferris
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Jerry K. Hartman, Dr. E. Brum-Antonioli
band in boston \n card jumps from one rubber banded packet to another \n jerry k. hartman \n banded deck problems \n karl fulves \n boston notes \n karl fulves \n other applications \n karl fulves
1980
the chronicles Jerry K. Hartman
Band in Boston
card jumps from one rubber banded packet to another
sixtet \n with packet and false count, card is not reversed, only odd-backed \n jerry k. hartman \n brainwave dectet \n jerry k. hartman
1980
the chronicles Jerry K. Hartman
Sixtet
with packet and false count, card is not reversed, only odd-backed
memorease \n "curiosities"
ten cards with letters, spectator is able to memorize their order \n jerry k. hartman \n memory \n bob paul \n memorease \n jerry k. hartman \n karl fulves
1980
the chronicles Jerry K. Hartman
Memorease
"Curiosities"
ten cards with letters, spectator is able to memorize their order
san-tran \n credit correction on page 600 and 647 \n chris michaels \n jerry k. hartman \n al smith
1981
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Chris Michaels, Jerry K. Hartman, Al Smith
lin searles' half passed turnover \n not described, ideas by jerry k. hartman \n lin searles \n jerry k. hartman \n half passed turnover \n lin searles \n 2 jacks again \n neal elias
1981
milennium aces Lin Searles, Jerry K. Hartman
hokum poker \n shuffled deck, hand removed and later mated hand is dealt, featuring impromptu stacking, dead man's hand presentation \n jerry k. hartman
1981
octet Jerry K. Hartman
Hokum Poker
shuffled deck, hand removed and later mated hand is dealt, featuring impromptu stacking, Dead Man's Hand presentation
too good \n thoughts on books with secrets that are "too good" \n karl fulves \n jerry k. hartman \n william zavis \n arthur schwartz \n george robinson \n self working mental magic \n karl fulves
1981
interlocutor Karl Fulves, Jerry K. Hartman, William Zavis, Arthur Schwartz, George Robinson
Too Good
thoughts on books with secrets that are "too good"