Move-A-Card

27 entries in Cards / Effect Themes / Super-Senses / Memory / Move-A-Card
  
Creators Title Comments & References Source Page Categories
James Steranko Fantasy Card Routine Chapter Thirteen
  • Oneway Faces (not pointer cards, but uneven printing)
  • The Division (spectator cuts to a card behind the performer's back and replaces)
  • The Afterthought (selection from in-the-hands spread)
  • The Bisection (two selections by cutting of small packets and remembering bottom cards)
  • The Retention (fake memory demonstration, move-a-card)
  • The Abstraction (one of three cards thought of, OOSOOM)
  • Fantasy Notes
 Steranko on Cards 93
Harry Lorayne Lorayne's Move-A-Card, A La Moe
Reputation-Makers 88
Karl Fulves Commitment cards apparently memorized, spectator exchanged two cards and those are found
 Card Counting 15
David Regal Dave's Move-A-Card deck crimp
 Star Quality — The Magic of David Regal 171
Juan Tamariz, Moe Seidenstein, Jimmy Grippo A Phenomenal Memory performer apparently remembers a whole spread and thus identifies a chosen card that has been moved from its position
 Card College — Volume 1 145
William P. Miesel Letters on Move A Card, Bob Ecklund
Related to The Fine Print (Issue 3) 56
Jerry Mentzer Move a Card alternating one-way backs
 Card File Two 59
Harry Lorayne Location Divide one suit every fourth card, one card moved and located
 Personal Collection 587
Lewis Jones Move over again, Moe with drop stack type arranging of color pattern
Inspired by
  • "Move over, Moe" (Lewis Jones, Imp Romp 2)
 Ahead of the Pack 141
Pit Hartling Unforgettable three phase memory routine, faro
Related toVariationsAlso published here Card Fictions 78
Karl Fulves The Line Up apparent memory system for about twelve cards, move-a-card application for small packet
  • The System
  • A Refinement
  • Line Up - The Method
  • The Poison Method
 Off The Books (Issue 6) 90
Steven Youell Sonar Detection spectator displaces his card, performer listens to riffle and names card, with out when spectator lies
 Weapons of Mass Destruction 56
Karl Fulves After Moe
Combo II 86
Karl Fulves Eminent Domain strategy in which red cards in bottom half are clocked, and black cards in top half, card moved from half to half can be identified, see also p. 73
 Clockwork 32
Karl Fulves Max Moe see also p. 67
Variations Clockwork 36
Karl Fulves Moe By Phone and further references for the plot
 Clockwork 67
Moe Seidenstein Moe's Move A Card advertisement reprinted from Linking Ring, July 1937
 Combo II 86
Karl Fulves Maximo
Inspired by Prolix (Issue 3) 154
Karl Fulves Moe-mentous two cards exchanged in twelve-card packet
Related to Word Play 53
Benjamin Earl Pseudo Moe pseudo version of Moe's Move-A-Card
 Seeing with Photo-Electric Eyes 16
Jon Racherbaumer Moe's 21 move-a-card with twenty-one cards
 7-7-7 100
Claude Impériale Bluff Counting move a card with card counting presentation and optional deck switch
 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8 126
Benjamin Earl Pseudo Moe "In a Glimpse"
 Gambit (Issue 2) 16
Karl Fulves Jump Count
Inspired by Prolix (Issue 9) 609
Pit Hartling Unforgettable three phase memory routine, faro
Also published here The F.F.F.F. Book 117
Pit Hartling Updated Handling alternatives for all three phases
Inspired by Card Fictions (2018 edition) 98
Denis Behr Photographic Memory
  • First Phase - Move-a-Card
  • Second Phase - The Missing Card
  • Third Phase - Half the Deck (spectator takes phone picture of order, after shuffling the order the performer can still recite it correctly)
Inspired by Handcrafted Card Magic — Volume 3 59