The Punch Letters

Instructions, Routines, Tips & Ideas for the Grismer Perfected Professional Punch

Book
1988
Written by Ray Grismer
Work of Ray Grismer
23 pages (Spiralbound), without pagination, published by Jeff Busby Magic, Inc.
Illustrated with drawings
Language: English
28 entries
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Creators Title Comments & References Page AA Categories
Ray Grismer Introduction everything is written in letter form to the reader
 		[1]
Ray Grismer Pricked Cards collection of historical references for punch work, credit information
 		[2]
Ray Grismer How to Use the Punch Prop
[4]
Basic Bridge Demo all Spades end up in two hands
 		[4]
Ray Grismer Gambling Expose vs. Gambling Demonstration
[5]
Ray Grismer Magician's Bridge Demo with Aces and Faces that end up in two hands
 		[6]
Ray Grismer Punch Tip making three or four punch marks instead of one for security (Charlie Miller?)
 		[6]
Ray Grismer No-Punch Bridge Deal counting through the cards once before the deal
 		[7]
Dai Vernon Face-Up Deal Ruse doing the deal face up in case the spectator would win instead of the performer
 		[7]
Ray Grismer Bridge-Deal Follow-Up re-using the set-up, faro
 		[8]
Ray Grismer Quick Poker Demonstration Aces and Faces punched
 		[9]
Ray Grismer A Blackjack Demo Aces and Faces punched
 		[9]
Ray Grismer Three to One Blackjack Aces and Faces punched
 		[9]
Ray Grismer Three Out of Four Hi-Lo Aces and Faces punched
 		[10]
Ray Grismer Hi-Lo Even Money Aces and Faces punched
 		[10]
Ray Grismer Another Hi-Lo Bet Aces and Faces punched
 		[11]
Ray Grismer On On-the-Fly Punching
[12]
Ray Grismer Fully Punch-Marked Deck discarded systems
 		[12]
Ray Grismer Separation by Weight separating high and low, or red and black cards, apparently by weight
 		[15]
Ray Grismer Grismer Code binary type punch-marked deck
 		[16]
Ray Grismer The Killer card chosen and lost (impromptu) or pocketed (with stack), performer divines card with deck behind his back, punch-marked deck
 		[18]
Ray Grismer A Very Good False Shuffle simple face-up consecutive cuts, brief
 		[19]
Ray Grismer Business Card Name Divination spectator writes name on business card which is lost among other cards, performer finds it, punch mark
 		[19]
Ray Grismer Fixing Mis-Punch fixing mistake in punch preparation
 		[19]
Ray Grismer Pseudo-Psychometry punch-marked envelopes
 		[20]
Ray Grismer Multiple Card Divination cards chosen and lost one by one, then divined with deck behind the performer's back the whole time (punch-marked deck) or only between naming the cards (impromptu)
 		[20]
Ray Grismer Last Words
[21]
Ray Grismer Jokes & Funny Lines two pages
 		[22]
Data entered by Denis Behr, June 2022.