thanks \n \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Thanks
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dedication \n \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Dedication
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x
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foreword \n \n juan tamariz
1995
Juan Tamariz
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Foreword
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xi
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introduction to volume 1 \n \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Introduction to Volume 1
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the art of performing magic with cards \n - a personal note
- how to get the most from this book
- the best way to learn from this book
- a comment on the illustrations
- on the terminology
- thinking beyond what is immediately required
- art and expression in the handling of cards
- how much theory is necessary?
- the path of the master \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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The Art of Performing Magic with Cards
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1
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a brief history of playing cards \n \n roberto giobbi \n a brief updated history of playing cards \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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A Brief History of Playing Cards
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instruments and tools \n the hands
- hand care
the playing cards
- card decks
- card size
- the finish
- face and back designs
- the card case
- treating the cards
- general remarks
the close-up pad
- pad size
- material
- color \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Instruments and Tools
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fundamental techniques \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Fundamental Techniques
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dealing position \n - open dealing position
- straddle dealing position \n unknown
1995
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Dealing Position
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the end grip \n - open end grip
- covered end grip \n unknown
1995
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The End Grip
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elevated dealing position \n \n unknown
1995
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Elevated Dealing Position
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squaring the deck \n \n unknown
1995
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Squaring the Deck
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the all-around square-up \n honest \n unknown
1995
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The All-around Square-up
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giving the deck a complete cut \n \n unknown
1995
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Giving the Deck a Complete Cut
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spreading the cards in the hands \n \n unknown
1995
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Spreading the Cards in the Hands
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outjogging cards as they are spread between the hands \n \n unknown
1995
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Outjogging Cards as They are Spread between the Hands
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dribbling cards \n \n unknown
1995
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Dribbling Cards
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dealing cards \n \n unknown
1995
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Dealing Cards
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dealing cards face down - the draw method \n \n unknown
1995
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Dealing Cards Face Down - The Draw Method
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dealing cards face up - the stud method \n \n unknown
1995
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Dealing Cards Face Up - The Stud Method
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the swing cut \n \n unknown
1995
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The Swing Cut
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the break \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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The Break
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the little-finger break \n \n unknown
1995
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The Little-finger Break
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forming a little-finger break under the top card - two-handed method \n \n unknown
1995
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Forming a Little-finger Break Under the Top Card - Two-handed Method
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forming a little-finger break under the top card - one-handed method \n \n unknown
1995
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Forming a Little-finger Break Under the Top Card - One-handed Method
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forming a little-finger break under multiple cards \n \n unknown
1995
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Forming a Little-finger Break Under Multiple Cards
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the thumb break \n \n unknown
1995
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The Thumb Break
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the step \n \n unknown
1995
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The Step
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the riffle \n also while holding break \n unknown
1995
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The Riffle
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the ribbon spread \n \n unknown
1995
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The Ribbon Spread
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overhand shuffle techniques, part 1 \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Overhand Shuffle Techniques, Part 1
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the overhand shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
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The Overhand Shuffle
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39
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running single cards \n \n unknown
1995
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Running Single Cards
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control of the top and bottom cards \n - control of the top card
- control of the bottom card \n unknown
1995
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Control of the Top and Bottom Cards
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controlling the top stock of the deck - the injog shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
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Controlling the Top Stock of the Deck - The Injog Shuffle
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controlling the bottom stock \n \n unknown
1995
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Controlling the Bottom Stock
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thought stealer \n spectator spells name of his thought of card, progressive set-up \n jean hugard \n roberto giobbi \n arthur finley \n thought stealer \n unknown
1995
Jean Hugard, Roberto Giobbi, Arthur Finley
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Thought Stealer
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the spectator cuts the aces \n \n bob veeser \n larry jennings \n reaping the aces i & ii \n larry jennings
1995
Bob Veeser, Larry Jennings
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The Spectator Cuts the Aces
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Also published here
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false cut techniques, part 1 \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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False Cut Techniques, Part 1
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55
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an optical false cut from the hand \n \n unknown
1995
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An Optical False Cut from the Hand
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57
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the false swing cut \n uncredited, for credit information see 2004 reference \n unknown \n the bobby bernard false cut \n bobby bernard \n false swing cut double lift control \n stephen hobbs
1995
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The False Swing Cut
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Related toVariations
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a simple false cut \n \n unknown
1995
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A Simple False Cut
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a triple false cut \n (should really be credited to jay ose, i don't think the conradi precursor - see reference - is close enough db) \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n jay ose \n falsches mischen \n unknown
1995
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster, Jay Ose
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A Triple False Cut
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the slip cut from dealing position \n \n unknown
1995
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The Slip Cut from Dealing Position
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hat trick \n magician cuts to three mates of three previoulsly tabled random cards \n unknown
1995
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Hat Trick
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court card conclave \n twelve court cards pair themselves \n nick trost \n in "3 pet secrets" (nick trost) \n parejas reales \n gabi pareras
1995
Nick Trost
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Court Card Conclave
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VariationsAlso published here- in "3 Pet Secrets" (Nick Trost)
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card controls \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Card Controls
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the overhand shuffle control \n \n unknown
1995
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The Overhand Shuffle Control
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67
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the "whoops!" control \n bold, but clever method \n u. f. grant \n the misdirection pass \n u. f. grant
1995
U. F. Grant
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The "Whoops!" Control
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the diagonal insertion \n into squared deck, or into fan \n unknown
1995
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The Diagonal Insertion
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the peek control \n including a method for letting the spectator peek \n unknown
1995
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The Peek Control
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the post-peek overhand shuffle control \n \n dai vernon \n pivoting the break \n neal elias
1995
Dai Vernon
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The Post-peek Overhand Shuffle Control
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peek check points \n selling peeked card as thought-of card \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Peek Check Points
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74
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a peek control for two cards \n \n edward marlo
1995
Edward Marlo
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A Peek Control for Two Cards
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75
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the multiple peek control \n \n dai vernon
1995
Dai Vernon
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The Multiple Peek Control
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76
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the one-card middle pass \n \n ken krenzel \n roberto giobbi
1995
Ken Krenzel, Roberto Giobbi
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The One-card Middle Pass
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77
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other controls \n reference list of different controls in the cc-course \n various
1995
Various
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Other Controls
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79
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the shamus card \n chosen card is found in the deck by a randomly determined shamus card \n unknown
1995
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The Shamus Card
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80
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the question is... \n the "point" of a ribbon spread question mark is the chosen card \n karrell fox
1995
Karrell Fox
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The Question is...
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81
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force techniques, part 1 \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Force Techniques, Part 1
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83
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the crisscross force \n \n max holden
1995
Max Holden
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The Crisscross Force
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85
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the balducci force \n cut deeper \n ed balducci \n henry christ \n edward marlo
1995
Ed Balducci, Henry Christ, Edward Marlo
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The Balducci Force
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86
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the goldin force \n bold, riffle force and top half is flipped over twice \n horace goldin \n goldin force \n horace goldin \n t. k's flip-over force no. 1 \n tony kardyro
1995
Horace Goldin
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The Goldin Force
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Related to
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88
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the ten-to-twenty force \n mathematical principle \n unknown
1995
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The Ten-to-twenty Force
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90
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the lie detector \n \n unknown
1995
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The Lie Detector
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91
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transfer cuts \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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Transfer Cuts
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93
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the double cut \n \n dai vernon \n roberto giobbi \n peep control \n chad nelson
1995
Dai Vernon, Roberto Giobbi
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The Double Cut
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Variations
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95
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the triple cut from top to bottom \n \n dai vernon
1995
Dai Vernon
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The Triple Cut from Top to Bottom
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97
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the triple cut from bottom to top \n \n dai vernon
1995
Dai Vernon
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The Triple Cut from Bottom to Top
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98
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triple coincidence \n spectator and magician exchange three cards from two decks - they match \n john scarne \n roberto giobbi \n triple coincidence \n john scarne
1995
John Scarne, Roberto Giobbi
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Triple Coincidence
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Inspired by
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99
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seventh son of a seventh son \n spectator finds three mates \n jean hugard \n roberto giobbi \n the seventh son \n unknown
1995
Jean Hugard, Roberto Giobbi
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Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
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Inspired by
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101
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riffle shuffle techniques \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Riffle Shuffle Techniques
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103
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the closed riffle shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Closed Riffle Shuffle
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105
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squaring after the shuffle \n \n s. w. erdnase
1995
S. W. Erdnase
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Squaring after the Shuffle
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107
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the open riffle shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
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The Open Riffle Shuffle
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108
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riffle shuffle stock controls \n - control of the top stock
- control of the bottom stock
- tip for both shuffles \n unknown
1995
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Riffle Shuffle Stock Controls
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109
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the waterfall riffle shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Waterfall Riffle Shuffle
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110
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the red-black location \n free chosen card is found in a flash \n persi diaconis \n roberto giobbi \n harry lorayne \n persi diaconis trick from foreword of "revelations"
1995
Persi Diaconis, Roberto Giobbi, Harry Lorayne
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The Red-Black Location
|
Inspired by- Persi Diaconis trick from foreword of "Revelations"
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113
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red-black shuffle \n \n charles t. jordan
1995
Charles T. Jordan
|
Red-Black Shuffle
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113
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royal flush finale \n four ace production plus cutting to a royal flush \n bruce cervon \n ian baxter \n bob veeser
1995
Bruce Cervon, Ian Baxter, Bob Veeser
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Royal Flush Finale
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114
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pop-over production \n \n eddie taytelbaum
1995
Eddie Taytelbaum
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Pop-Over Production
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115
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spin cut \n \n john benzais
1995
John Benzais
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Spin Cut
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116
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flip-over flourish \n half set on top of other half at edge, turns card over by gravity after a short moment \n unknown
1995
|
Flip-Over Flourish
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116
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pivot production \n from riffle shuffle position \n bruce cervon
1995
Bruce Cervon
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Pivot Production
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117
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the glide \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
The Glide
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119
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the glide \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Glide
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121
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the acrobat family \n variation of marlo's elevator cards \n edward marlo \n roberto giobbi
1995
Edward Marlo, Roberto Giobbi
|
The Acrobat Family
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123
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the coué test \n righting a wrong card - "psychological" presentation \n partagas \n jean hugard \n design for laughter \n unknown
1995
Partagas, Jean Hugard
|
The Coué Test
|
Inspired by
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125
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the double lift, part 1 \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
The Double Lift, Part 1
|
127
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a double lift \n \n unknown
1995
|
A Double Lift
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129
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a double turnover \n safe method \n unknown
1995
|
A Double Turnover
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130
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rise and swap \n \n sven maro
1995
Sven Maro
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Rise and Swap
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132
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a card in hand \n locator card changes into spectator's card - in his hand \n theodore annemann \n a card in hand \n theodore annemann
1995
Theodore Annemann
|
A Card in Hand
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Related to
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133
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the key card \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
The Key Card
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135
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the key card in a hand-to-hand spread \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Key Card in a Hand-to-hand Spread
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137
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key card in a ribbon-spread \n \n unknown
1995
|
Key Card in a Ribbon-Spread
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138
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glimpse and placement \n from dribble \n unknown \n glimpse and placement \n unknown
1995
|
Glimpse and Placement
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Also published here
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140
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control in a hand-to-hand-spread \n "location, identification and control with a key cards" \n unknown
1995
|
Control in a Hand-to-Hand-Spread
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142
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tabled ribbon spread control \n with a key card \n unknown
1995
|
Tabled Ribbon Spread Control
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143
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further thoughts on the key card - shuffling with a key card \n \n unknown
1995
|
Further Thoughts on the Key Card - Shuffling with a Key Card
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144
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letting the spectator shuffle with a key card \n \n unknown
1995
|
Letting the Spectator Shuffle with a Key Card
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144
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a phenomenal memory \n performer apparently remembers a whole spread and thus identifies a chosen card that has been moved from its position \n juan tamariz \n moe seidenstein \n jimmy grippo
1995
Juan Tamariz, Moe Seidenstein, Jimmy Grippo
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A Phenomenal Memory
|
145
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your number - your card \n \n paul rosini \n a great location trick \n paul rosini
1995
Paul Rosini
|
Your Number - Your Card
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Related to
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147
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thot echo \n two card location, straight set-up \n sam schwartz \n the trinity concept \n ben train \n echoed \n joseph barry \n thot echo \n sam schwartz
1995
Sam Schwartz
|
Thot Echo
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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149
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hindu shuffle technique \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Hindu Shuffle Technique
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154
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the hindu shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Hindu Shuffle
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155
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glimpsing the bottom card with a hindu shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
|
Glimpsing the Bottom Card with a Hindu Shuffle
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157
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placing a key card with the hindu shuffle \n \n unknown
1995
|
Placing a Key Card with the Hindu Shuffle
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157
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the hindu shuffle force \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Hindu Shuffle Force
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158
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hindu shuffle card controls \n \n unknown
1995
|
Hindu Shuffle Card Controls
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160
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the lucky card \n spectator locates his card with his lucky card \n unknown
1995
|
The Lucky Card
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164
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the magus card \n spectator cuts to a card that matches a mysterious prediction \n unknown
1995
|
The Magus Card
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166
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flourishes, part 1 \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Flourishes, Part 1
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167
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turning over the top card 1 \n \n unknown
1995
|
Turning Over the Top Card 1
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169
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turning over the top card 2 \n \n unknown
1995
|
Turning Over the Top Card 2
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170
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turning over the top card 3 \n \n unknown
1995
|
Turning Over the Top Card 3
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171
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the charlier cut \n \n charlier
1995
Charlier
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The Charlier Cut
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172
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the swivel cut \n \n nate leipzig
1995
Nate Leipzig
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The Swivel Cut
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173
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the boomerang card \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Boomerang Card
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175
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the spring riffle shuffle \n flourish shuffle \n unknown \n manfred bacia, magische welt, 1981, no. 2, p. 71 \n shuffle-fancy \n franz massopust
1995
|
The Spring Riffle Shuffle
|
Related to
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176
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jack merlin riffle shuffle \n flourish \n jack merlin \n the jack merlin riffle shuffle \n jack merlin
1995
Jack Merlin
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Jack Merlin Riffle Shuffle
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Related to
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177
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the pop-up card \n \n jules d'hotel
1995
Jules D'Hotel
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The Pop-up Card
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178
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the wind-up gag \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Wind-up Gag
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179
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the two-handed fan \n \n unknown
1995
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The Two-handed Fan
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179
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the broad one-handed fan \n \n unknown
1995
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The Broad One-handed Fan
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181
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the reverse one-handed fan \n with blank application \n unknown
1995
|
The Reverse One-handed Fan
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182
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the ribbon spread turnover \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Ribbon Spread Turnover
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183
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spread cull techniques \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Spread Cull Techniques
|
186
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the spread cull \n \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1995
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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The Spread Cull
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187
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the under-the-spread force \n \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n roberto giobbi \n fred robinson
1995
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser, Roberto Giobbi, Fred Robinson
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The Under-the-Spread Force
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189
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the magic phone number \n spectator touches four cards and finds the four queens next to them \n roberto giobbi \n calling the ladies \n nick trost \n a good number \n edward marlo
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
The Magic Phone Number
|
Inspired byVariations
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191
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as you like it \n magician cuts to named four-of-a-kind \n unknown
1995
|
As You Like It
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192
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useful auxiliary sleights \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Useful Auxiliary Sleights
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196
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thumb counting \n plus suggestions for management of this technique \n unknown
1995
|
Thumb Counting
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197
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the little-finger count \n plus many applications \n unknown
1995
|
The Little-finger Count
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201
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the secret addition of cards \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Secret Addition of Cards
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203
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the braue addition \n \n frederick braue
1995
Frederick Braue
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The Braue Addition
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204
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the tip-over addition \n \n stanley collins \n the card-spread switch \n stanley collins \n unknown
1995
Stanley Collins
|
The Tip-over Addition
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Related to
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206
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atfus \n \n edward marlo \n alex elmsley
1995
Edward Marlo, Alex Elmsley
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ATFUS
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208
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the single, double and multiple push-over \n \n unknown
1995
|
The Single, Double and Multiple Push-over
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211
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buckling one or more cards \n \n unknown
1995
|
Buckling One or More Cards
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212
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force techniques, part 2 \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Force Techniques, Part 2
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216
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the classic force \n - technique, handling and structure
- the psychological management of the spectators
- the inner game of the performer
- how to practice the classic force \n unknown
1995
|
The Classic Force
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217
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outs \n for the classic force
direct methods:
- the "whoops!" method
- a direct exchange of the x-card for the two of spades
indirect methods:
- the crisscross force
another trick
final observations \n roberto giobbi
1995
Roberto Giobbi
|
Outs
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222
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the riffle force \n \n rainer teschner \n roberto giobbi
1995
Rainer Teschner, Roberto Giobbi
|
The Riffle Force
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224
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the jumping pulse \n a chosen card is found by feeling the spectator's pulse \n unknown
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headliner! \n image of chosen card appears printed in newspaper \n theodore annemann \n roberto giobbi \n kenneth chamberlain \n a cute publicity stunt \n theodore annemann \n kenneth chamberlain
1995
Theodore Annemann, Roberto Giobbi, Kenneth Chamberlain
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the top change \n introduction \n roberto giobbi
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the top change \n \n jean-eugène robert-houdin \n roberto giobbi
1995
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin, Roberto Giobbi
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top change covers \n five different natural situations \n unknown \n roberto giobbi
1995
, Roberto Giobbi
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Top Change Covers
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the top change as an out for the classic force \n \n roberto giobbi
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The Top Change as an Out for the Classic Force
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metamorphosis \n spectator finds three matching values for a "prediction card" \n larry jennings \n roberto giobbi \n monarch's quartette \n larry jennings
1995
Larry Jennings, Roberto Giobbi
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the jinx change \n \n jack merlin \n roberto giobbi
1995
Jack Merlin, Roberto Giobbi
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the lucky coin \n spectator locates a chosen card with a coin, selection is predicted on back of coin \n roberto giobbi \n working against time \n sam schwartz \n cutting remarks \n scott weiser \n darwin ortiz \n les shore \n extending the luck \n helder guimarães \n dropsy diddle \n eddie fields \n surprise index \n david stone \n surprise index \n david stone \n karte unter schachtel \n axel hecklau \n the lucky chip \n jon armstrong \n unter der zündholzschachtel \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli) \n spin the wheel, make the deal \n caleb wiles \n the lucky chip \n jon armstrong
1995
Roberto Giobbi
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The Lucky Coin
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