The Changing of the Cards

Volume I of "The Heavy Work Card Series"

Book
1982
Written by Steve Beam
Work of Steve Beam
39 pages (Stapled), published by Trapdoor Productions
Illustrated with drawings by Steve Beam
Language: English
26 entries
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Cover photograph
The Changing of the Cards (written by Steve Beam, work of Steve Beam, 1982)
Creators Title Comments & References Page AA Categories
Steve Beam Introduction to the Heavywork Card Series 2
Steve Beam Introduction 3
Steve Beam Spin Change 4
Steve Beam Sixty Nine six changes into 9 when spun
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Steve Beam Propeller Change Spin Change that starts with single card
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Steve Beam Round Change card changes into circular playing card
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Steve Beam Turnabout humorous presentation for transforming wrong card into selection
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Steve Beam Twister 9
Steve Beam Drop Change as card is thrown on tabled pile of cards
Also published here
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Steve Beam Multiple Drop Change for example Kings into Aces
Related to
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Steve Beam Drop Change Transposition visual
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Steve Beam Hole Card Change transposition presented as secret switch
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Steve Beam Flash Change
Also published here
  • also in: Don Morris's "Close Up Encounters"
Variations
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Steve Beam Blow Change 16
Steve Beam Rotary Change as deck is turned end for end
Related to
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Steve Beam Don't Blow It 20
Steve Beam Cool Change fan cover
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Steve Beam Jack Stabbers wrong sandwiched card changes into right, then is lost again and caught with sandwich cards during spectator's dribble
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Steve Beam Maeb-y Count right hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left
Related to
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Steve Beam Alternative Stab Handling 28
Steve Beam, Edward Marlo The SHOTB Change "Stuff hanging out the back" change
Inspired by
Related to
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Steve Beam The SHOTB Four 33
Steve Beam Dhotel Change as color change
Also published here
Inspired by
Related to
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Steve Beam Time for a Change presentation for a color change
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Steve Beam Visine Change 2 tabled card wiped with one-handed fans, presentation with bottle of Visine
Also published here
Inspired by
  • Quick Change (Steve Beam, They Don't Make Trap Doors Like They Used To Do Or You Too Can Walk On Water, 1978)
    • also in: Quick Change (Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2, 1995)
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Steve Beam "Thanksgiven" 39
Data entered by Denis Behr, May 2012.