turnover switch\ncard turned over on deck with cards in right hand\nneal elias\nracherbaumer letter to bill larsen\njon racherbaumer
1946
at the table tricks Neal Elias
multiple card switch\nmexican turnover with block of cards, switching all of them\njames steranko\nthe one hand mexican turnover\njames steranko
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
Multiple Card Switch
Mexican Turnover with block of cards, switching all of them
flipover switch\nmexican turnover as tabled spread is flipped over with a card\nfred lessor\nheavy mexican\nkarl fulves\ndevilish switch\ntom gagnon
1970
epilogue Fred Lessor
Flipover Switch
Mexican Turnover as tabled spread is flipped over with a card
packet mexican turnover\nturning packet over with single card and switching one of the packet for it\nlin searles\nmexicali aces\nlin searles
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Lin Searles
Packet Mexican Turnover
turning packet over with single card and switching one of the packet for it
heavy mexican\nspectator names any ace and selects a card from tabled spread, it's the named ace, featuring mexican turnover switch with card near bottom as spread is turned over\nkarl fulves\nheavy mexican\nkarl fulves
1978
transpo trix Karl Fulves
Heavy Mexican
spectator names any ace and selects a card from tabled spread, it's the named ace, featuring mexican turnover switch with card near bottom as spread is turned over
mexican "change" over\ncard is scooped up and turned over on deck (not table)\ntom mullica\nflip (change) over\nken krenzel
1982
best of friends Tom Mullica
Mexican "Change" Over
card is scooped up and turned over on deck (not table)
flip (change) over\ncard is flipped over in hand and changes, no-deck-method\nken krenzel\nmexican "change" over\ntom mullica
1982
best of friends Ken Krenzel
Flip (Change) Over
card is flipped over in hand and changes, no-deck-method
crandall turnover variation\nas packet on table is turned over, brief\ngene maze\nphilip t. goldstein\nken krenzel
1983
the new york magic symposium — collection 2 Gene Maze, Philip T. Goldstein, Ken Krenzel
snapover flourish\nrightening the bottom reversed card in small packet while flipping it over in the hands, mexican turnover action\nlarry west
1983
cardopolis Larry West
Snapover Flourish
rightening the bottom reversed card in small packet while flipping it over in the hands, Mexican Turnover action
mexican stab\ncard side-jogged for half its length, switched for top card as top half is levered over, two handlings (adams & racherbaumer), see also "credits and references" at end of book\neddie adams\njon racherbaumer\nbullet in the belly\nantón "mago antón" lópez
1984
at the table Eddie Adams, Jon Racherbaumer
Mexican Stab
card side-jogged for half its length, switched for top card as top half is levered over, two handlings (Adams & Racherbaumer), see also "Credits and References" at end of book
mexican "change" over\ncard is scooped up and turned over on deck (not table)\ntom mullica\nflip (change) over\nken krenzel
1985
best of friends — volume ii Tom Mullica
Mexican "Change" Over
card is scooped up and turned over on deck (not table)
mexican snap\nmexican turnover while hiding a coin under card(s), mentioned is also possibility of sleeving the coin, see also p. 55 for reference\nkarl fulves\nmexican turnover with coin\ngordon bruce
1985
s-c — contemporary money magic Karl Fulves
Mexican Snap
Mexican Turnover while hiding a coin under card(s), mentioned is also possibility of sleeving the coin, see also p. 55 for reference
heavy mexican\nmexican turnover as table spread is turned over\nkarl fulves\nflipover switch\nfred lessor
1987
the commercial magic of j.c. wagner Karl Fulves
mexican turnover\nvariation, while turning over two cards\nsteve mayhew\nheavy mexican\nkarl fulves
1999
angels may shuffle but the devil still deals Steve Mayhew
partial mexican turnover change\nswitching one card in a packet\nlin searles\npacket mexican turnover\nlin searles
2000
card college - volume 4 Lin Searles
block mexican turnover\nchapter 2 - (bmt)
in-the-hands handling, side-jogged card used to flip over a block of cards on the deck\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nblock mexican turnover\nlin searles\nblock mexican turnover\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2004
diamonds from coal Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Block Mexican Turnover
Chapter 2 - (BMT)
in-the-hands handling, side-jogged card used to flip over a block of cards on the deck
trapped mexican\nspectator has one finger on edge of card and pins it to table during switch\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, dec. 1983
2007
marlo on erdnase Edward Marlo
Trapped Mexican
spectator has one finger on edge of card and pins it to table during switch
block mexican turnover\nin-the-hands handling, side-jogged card used to flip over a block of cards on the deck\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nblock mexican turnover\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2009
prolix Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Block Mexican Turnover
in-the-hands handling, side-jogged card used to flip over a block of cards on the deck
heavy mexican\nmexican turnover as tabled spread is flipped over, can be any named ace\nkarl fulves\nheavy mexican\nkarl fulves\nback story\nkarl fulves
2009
prolix Karl Fulves
Heavy Mexican
Mexican turnover as tabled spread is flipped over, can be any named Ace
turnover switch\nin context of routine, similar to hofzinser's card switch in "der forcierte gedanke"\ngiancarlo scalia
2019
punto cero.1 Giancarlo Scalia
Turnover Switch
in context of routine, similar to Hofzinser's card switch in "Der Forcierte Gedanke"