count cop and transfer \n from packet to packet, sometimes called "spontaneous add" \n edward marlo \n bluff count cop \n steve reynolds
1956
action palm Edward Marlo
Count Cop and Transfer
from packet to packet, sometimes called "Spontaneous Add"
rise-rise-rise \n card from center rises to top visible, tabled, two methods (tenkai and flat palm) \n edward marlo \n raised! \n edward marlo \n shane cobalt
1957
the tabled palm Edward Marlo
Rise-Rise-Rise
card from center rises to top visible, tabled, two methods (Tenkai and Flat Palm)
spread replacement \n placing lateral palmed card at wanted position during in-the-hands spread \n james steranko
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
Spread Replacement
placing lateral palmed card at wanted position during in-the-hands spread
the pivot palm \n from master position to lateral palm
- hand to hand transfer
- pivot palm replacements (to top, bottom or center) \n edward marlo
1961
ireland's yearbooks Edward Marlo
The Pivot Palm
from Master Position to Lateral Palm
Hand to Hand Transfer
Pivot Palm Replacements (to top, bottom or center)
methods of unloading the x card after the switch: the flexible unload \n from right hand flat palm to under tabled deck, with applications \n edward marlo
1961
card switches Edward Marlo
Methods of Unloading the X Card after the Switch: The Flexible Unload
from right hand flat palm to under tabled deck, with applications
some useful notes on palming (c), (f) \n rear palm replacements (one on top, one in the center) \n dai vernon
1961
further inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
Some useful Notes on Palming (c), (f)
Rear Palm Replacements (one on top, one in the center)
bottom steal and recovery \n tabled \n ross bertram \n bottom steal and recovery \n ross bertram \n variations of a palm \n edward marlo
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Ross Bertram
spread replacement \n no. 2, card in right-hand master palm is added underneath table spread and then re-palmed in left hand classic palm \n russell t. barnhart
1975
the master palm Russell T. Barnhart
Spread Replacement
No. 2, card in right-hand Master Palm is added underneath table spread and then re-palmed in left hand classic palm
bottom steal and recovery \n tabled, during riffle shuffle \n ross bertram \n bottom steal and recovery \n ross bertram
1978
magic and methods of ross bertram Ross Bertram
triple clip-steal, the - e) 5) reloading of palmed cards on bottom \n tabled, right hand tenkai palm \n martin a. nash
1979
sleight unseen Martin A. Nash
Triple Clip-Steal, The - e) 5) Reloading of palmed cards on bottom
a technical variation of the secret card add \n from gambler's palm
- as a tabled turnover \n ken simmons \n dan macmillan \n "secret card add" (dan macmillan, gambler's palm revisited)
1981
cards — with a different touch Ken Simmons, Dan MacMillan
fb card palm and pass \n rear palm, palm off from center, replacement after tabled riffle shuffle (1935) \n frederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
FB Card Palm and Pass
Rear Palm, palm off from center, replacement after tabled riffle shuffle (1935)
face-lift addition \n cop to under deck, table edge \n dr. jacob daley \n table edge addition \n edward marlo \n underhanded scoop add \n edward marlo
1989
the vernon chronicles — volume 3 Dr. Jacob Daley
underhanded scoop add \n adding card under a deck or packet, table edge \n edward marlo \n face-lift addition \n dr. jacob daley \n subtle scoop addition \n edward marlo
1992
card finesse ii Edward Marlo
variations of a palm \n tabled, during riffle shuffle
- basic start position
- to palm off the top cards
- into other palm positions \n edward marlo \n the new tops, nov. 1975 \n bottom steal and recovery \n ross bertram \n variation of a palm \n jean faré \n variations of a palm \n edward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
throw-offs and replacements \n table edge hold-out, imp pass \n edward marlo \n throw-offs and replacements \n edward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
two ace replacements \n replacements for four aces on top of the deck (two methods) from odd palms \n doug edwards
1997
doug edwards packs a wallop! Doug Edwards
Two Ace Replacements
Replacements for four Aces on top of the deck (two methods) from odd palms
variations of a palm \n tabled, during riffle shuffle
- basic starting position
- to palm off the top cards
- maneuvering to other palm positions \n edward marlo \n variations of a palm \n edward marlo
2007
marlo on erdnase Edward Marlo
throw-offs and replacements \n table edge hold-out, imp pass \n edward marlo \n throw-offs and replacements \n edward marlo
2007
marlo on erdnase Edward Marlo
roberto giobbi sobre dai vernon - segunda parte \n tecnicas cartomagicas de dai vernon
1. carta en salida interior
2. obtener un separación debajo de la carta superior
3. control de una carta (harry riser)
4. control múltiple
5. salto de mesa
6. devolución de cartas empalmadas
7. sujetar el mazo con cartas empalmadas
8. control después del hojeo
9. para subir la carta inferior a la parte superior del mazo durante una mezcla usual por arrastre en las manos.
10. corte múltiples falsos \n roberto giobbi \n dai vernon
2010
el manuscrito Roberto Giobbi, Dai Vernon
Roberto Giobbi sobre Dai Vernon - segunda parte
Tecnicas cartomagicas de Dai Vernon
1. Carta en salida interior
2. Obtener un separación debajo de la carta superior
3. Control de una carta (Harry Riser)
4. Control múltiple
5. Salto de mesa
6. Devolución de cartas empalmadas
7. Sujetar el mazo con cartas empalmadas
8. Control después del hojeo
9. Para subir la carta inferior a la parte superior del mazo durante una mezcla usual por arrastre en las manos.
10. Corte múltiples falsos
direct transfer cap \n left-hand cop or thumb clip to top of tabled deck via right-hand end grip transfer \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
direct transfer cap
left-hand cop or thumb clip to top of tabled deck via right-hand end grip transfer
replacements \n "capping the deck", after a spectator's shuffle, several examples for procedures
- card tricks \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
Replacements
"capping the deck", after a spectator's shuffle, several examples for procedures