one handed palm\nunusual right clip position, multiple or single\ndai vernon\nsandwich vanish\nray kosby
1961
further inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
think of a card\none of about twenty\npaul harris\ndeep thought\nray kosby\nthink of a card\npaul harris\ndiscreet displacement thought of card\njoshua jay
1976
the magic of paul harris Paul Harris
grasshopper\ncard vanishes between two kings, travels to between another two kings\npaul harris\nshort hop\nray kosby\ngrasshopper (revised)\npaul harris\nlow cost\ntomas blomberg\nunison\nyohei kawabata
1977
supermagic Paul Harris
Grasshopper
Card vanishes between two Kings, travels to between another two Kings
reassembled finale\n\nallan ackerman\nswiss movement\njamy ian swiss\nforward to the beginning\nray kosby\njokers squared\ntroy hooser
1980
close-up fantasies - book ii Allan Ackerman
sleightly touched\nunknown card reversed, magician locates card of same suit and value\ndaryl martinez\npaul curry\nbill simon\nsleighty retouched\nray kosby\nwilliam goodwin
1982
for your entertainment pleasure Daryl Martinez, Paul Curry, Bill Simon
Sleightly Touched
unknown card reversed, magician locates card of same suit and value
the stripout insertion addition\nsee credit correction (claim) on page lxix\nbruce cervon\nlarry jennings\nfreedom of choice\nray kosby
1984
the collected almanac Bruce Cervon, Larry Jennings
the camel's back\nstraw wrapper is torn and restored, then reappears around straw\nwilliam goodwin\nray kosby
1985
the new york magic symposium - collection 4 William Goodwin, Ray Kosby
The Camel's Back
straw wrapper is torn and restored, then reappears around straw
the sidewinder pretzel\nstraight bar-pretzel is pushed into fist and comes out at impossible angles, finally transforms into knotted standard pretzel\nray kosby
1986
the new york magic symposium - collection 5 Ray Kosby
The Sidewinder Pretzel
straight bar-pretzel is pushed into fist and comes out at impossible angles, finally transforms into knotted standard pretzel
one, two, three, 4\nfour sponge balls produced and put between fingers of the left hand, they change into a numeral four out of sponge\nray kosby
1986
scratching the surface Ray Kosby
One, Two, Three, 4
four sponge balls produced and put between fingers of the left hand, they change into a numeral four out of sponge
short hop\nvisual transposition from card between in-the-hand sandwich to tabled sandwich cards\nray kosby\ngrasshopper\npaul harris
1986
scratching the surface Ray Kosby
Short Hop
visual transposition from card between in-the-hand sandwich to tabled sandwich cards
out of space\nfour jacks shown, three aces appear reversed between them, all jacks change into final ace leaving only the aces\nray kosby
1986
scratching the surface Ray Kosby
Out of Space
four Jacks shown, three Aces appear reversed between them, all Jacks change into final Ace leaving only the Aces
freedom of choice\nfour cards touched by spectator and outjogged, spread immediately held high and they are the aces\nray kosby\nthe stripout insertion addition\nbruce cervon\nlarry jennings
1986
scratching the surface Ray Kosby
Freedom of Choice
four cards touched by spectator and outjogged, spread immediately held high and they are the Aces
raise rise\ncard visually rises up in the deck\nray kosby\nambitious riser\nfred robinson\nstep by step\nmichael kaminskas
1987
magical arts journal Ray Kosby
case-tration\nthree face routine, card ends up under cellophane, card through card case and then penetrates it again, duplicate\nken krenzel\ncoffin change\nray kosby\nlance charles\ngeorge pughe
1991
the trapdoor - volume two Ken Krenzel
Case-Tration
three face routine, card ends up under cellophane, card through card case and then penetrates it again, duplicate
surgical copper/silver\n\nray kosby\nwilliam goodwin\n"copper/silver metamorphosis" (john hostler, linking ring july 1987, vol. 67 no. 7, p. 71)
1993
notes from the batcave Ray Kosby, William Goodwin
Surgical Copper/Silver
Inspired by
"Copper/Silver Metamorphosis" (John Hostler, Linking Ring July 1987, Vol. 67 No. 7, p. 71)
sleighty retouched\nunknown card reversed, magician locates card of same suit and value, involving transformation\nray kosby\nwilliam goodwin\nsleightly touched\ndaryl martinez\npaul curry\nbill simon
1994
tricks Ray Kosby, William Goodwin
Sleighty Retouched
unknown card reversed, magician locates card of same suit and value, involving transformation
the un-topsy-turvy deck\nhalves are left telescoped and spread - one half visibly rights\nwilliam goodwin\nray kosby\nsensuous shuffle\npaul harris\nstanding up to ray & bill\nnathan kranzo
1996
the looking glass William Goodwin, Ray Kosby
The Un-Topsy-Turvy Deck
halves are left telescoped and spread - one half visibly rights
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
coffin change\nwith credit information, for further credits see issue 11, p. 1\nray kosby\nlance charles\ngeorge pughe\ncase-tration\nken krenzel
2004
penumbra Ray Kosby, Lance Charles, George Pughe
Coffin Change
with credit information, for further credits see Issue 11, p. 1
k.j.v. oil and water\n4&4, four phases, with mixing phase\nray kosby\ndai vernon\nlarry jennings
2005
up in smoke Ray Kosby, Dai Vernon, Larry Jennings
standing up to ray & bill\ntriumph with visual restoration\nnathan kranzo\nthe un-topsy-turvy deck\nwilliam goodwin\nray kosby
2007
the magician's ltd cookbook Nathan Kranzo
the immiscible eight\n4&4, three phases, only first phase is acer's and is described here\ndavid acer\n"oily snobs" (simon lovell, simon says, 1997)\nnever the twain shall mix\nray kosby
2007
the magician's ltd cookbook David Acer
The Immiscible Eight
4&4, three phases, only first phase is Acer's and is described here
two phase ambitious card routine\n\nricky smith\nray kosby\nwilliam goodwin\n"a foregone conclusion" (ray kosby & bill goodwin, genii june 2000)
2015
nothing as it seems Ricky Smith, Ray Kosby, William Goodwin
Two Phase Ambitious Card Routine
Inspired by
"A Foregone Conclusion" (Ray Kosby & Bill Goodwin, Genii June 2000)