das erscheinen mehrerer karten nacheinander an den fingerspitzen der rechten hand\n"die kartenschule"
single card production routine, hand shown empty after temporarily loading back-palmed cards perpendicularly behind fan of already produced cards à la thurston five card routine\n unknown
1902
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Erscheinen mehrerer Karten nacheinander an den Fingerspitzen der rechten Hand
"Die Kartenschule"
single card production routine, hand shown empty after temporarily loading back-palmed cards perpendicularly behind fan of already produced cards à la Thurston Five Card Routine
lorayne force display\nto hide a card in a fanned packet\nharry lorayne\n"forcing a card" in peter warlock's "book of magic", 1956. p.80
1964
personal secrets Harry Lorayne
Lorayne Force Display
to hide a card in a fanned packet
Related to
"Forcing a Card" in Peter Warlock's "Book of Magic", 1956. p.80
added thoughts on the minuscule deck\nmethod 1: deck from lap into pocket
method 2: packet changes into complete deck\nallan ackerman
1971
the esoterist Allan Ackerman
Added Thoughts on the Minuscule Deck
Method 1: Deck from lap into pocket
Method 2: Packet changes into complete deck
basics\nof k-s move ("klondike shuffle"), packet in right-hand end grip, left hand pulls away top and bottom cards, rest as one card placed on top forming three-card fan\nroger smith
1971
the k-s control system Roger Smith
Basics
of K-S Move ("Klondike Shuffle"), packet in right-hand End grip, left hand pulls away top and bottom cards, rest as one card placed on top forming three-card fan
k-s handling - five cards & more\nreverse count of cards from end grip into left hand fan, then k-s with top-bottom-pull at end with last four cards\nroger smith\nk-s move #2\nroger smith
1971
the k-s control system Roger Smith
K-S Handling - Five Cards & More
reverse count of cards from end grip into left hand fan, then K-S with top-bottom-pull at end with last four cards
one handed snap display\ndisplay two cards in end grip using index finger to pull back top card, "snapping action"\nbernard bilis
1976
close up, french style Bernard Bilis
One Handed Snap Display
display two cards in end grip using index finger to pull back top card, "snapping action"
field's add-on\nadd top card of the deck on top of a fan of five cards during squaring up of the fan\neddie fields\nbarnhardt card add on\nrussell t. barnhart
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields Eddie Fields
Field's Add-On
Add top card of the deck on top of a fan of five cards during squaring up of the fan
k-s move #2\nfive-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left hand\nroger smith\nk-s handling - five cards & more\nroger smith
1976
maxi-twist Roger Smith
K-S Move #2
five-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left hand
again k-s move\nfive-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left hand\nroger smith
1978
the ultimate card book no. 4 Roger Smith
Again K-S Move
five-card packet spread as four cards from right-hand end grip into left hand
the maeb-y count (pronounced "maybe")\nright hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left, veeser concept\nsteve beam\nthe third finger buckle\nsteve beam
1979
magic — the vanishing art Steve Beam
The Maeb-Y Count (Pronounced "Maybe")
right hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left, Veeser concept
maeb-y veeser variation\nright hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left\nsteve beam\nmaeb-y count\nsteve beam\nthe third-finger buckle\nsteve beam
1980
card tricks from mount olympus Steve Beam
Maeb-Y Veeser Variation
right hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left
der scherer spread\n1. die entwicklung des scherer spread
2. grundhaltung und grundgriff
3. der scherer spread
4. der scherer spread variation i
5. der scherer spread variation ii
6. der scherer spread variation ii als falschzählmethode (as false count)
7. der scherer spread variation iii
8. der scherer spread von 6 als 4 karten
9. das ablegen der karten aus dem scherer spread (lay down)
10. anmerkungen zur handhabung von spreads und counts\nchristian scherer\nunbuckled count\nsteve beam
1982
card news '82 Christian Scherer
Der Scherer Spread
1. Die Entwicklung des Scherer spread
2. Grundhaltung und Grundgriff
3. Der Scherer spread
4. Der Scherer spread Variation I
5. Der Scherer spread Variation II
6. Der Scherer spread Variation II als Falschzählmethode (as false count)
7. Der Scherer spread Variation III
8. Der Scherer spread von 6 als 4 Karten
9. Das Ablegen der Karten aus dem Scherer spread (lay down)
10. Anmerkungen zur Handhabung von spreads und counts
the maeb-y count\nright hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left\nsteve beam\nthe beamsley count\nsteve beam
1983
the trapdoor — volume one Steve Beam
The Maeb-y Count
right hand buckle as cards are counted from right to left
action change\nfour jokers change to kings when thrown one-handed onto table, using triple buckle\nyoshio hirose\naction change\nyoshio hirose
1983
encore iii Yoshio Hirose
Action Change
four jokers change to kings when thrown one-handed onto table, using triple buckle
snapping move\nfirst finger snaps top card so it springs forward\nbernard bilis\none handed snap display\nbernard bilis
1983
the mendoza portfolio no. 1 Bernard Bilis
the hamman ascanio spread\n\nbrother john hamman\narturo de ascanio\nhamman's escanio\nbrother john hamman
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman Brother John Hamman, Arturo de Ascanio
hofzinser hide out\nshowing spread between the hands and hiding a card at back\njohann nepomuk hofzinser
2002
hofzinser's card tricks Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Hofzinser Hide Out
showing spread between the hands and hiding a card at back
the third finger buckle\npacket held in right-hand end grip, third finger buckles bottom card
- the partial packet switch (veeser type switch)\nsteve beam\nthe maeb-y count (pronounced "maybe")\nsteve beam\nthe third-finger buckle\nsteve beam
2008
counter attack Steve Beam
The Third Finger Buckle
packet held in right-hand end grip, third finger buckles bottom card
s. p. hideout\nhiding cards à la ribbon-spread hide-out when spreading small packet on the table
- first technique
- second technique
- multiple concealments\nsteve reynolds
2010
six deep — part one Steve Reynolds
S. P. Hideout
hiding cards à la ribbon-spread hide-out when spreading small packet on the table
no-force lorayne force\ncard hidden behind fan, spectator thinks of card and its position in twelve-card packet, card vanishes and reappears reversed in packet\nharry lorayne
2011
special effects Harry Lorayne
No-Force Lorayne Force
card hidden behind fan, spectator thinks of card and its position in twelve-card packet, card vanishes and reappears reversed in packet
buckle fan hideout\none-handed fanning of small packet with one double card, with lay-down, two handlings\nvanni bossi
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
Buckle Fan Hideout
one-handed fanning of small packet with one double card, with lay-down, two handlings
the third-finger buckle\n- the partial packet switch\nsteve beam\nmaeb-y veeser variation\nsteve beam\nthe third finger buckle\nsteve beam
2017
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