to bring four cards together after they have been placed in different parts of the pack\nunclear whether the cards are secretly or openly stripped out\n unknown
1911
modern card manipulation
Unknown
To bring Four Cards together after they have been placed in different parts of the Pack
unclear whether the cards are secretly or openly stripped out
multiple card pass\nto top, bottom, or reversed to center\ndai vernon\none-hand addition\nkarl fulves\nerdnase + vernon\nkarl fulves
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Dai Vernon
the most flexible shift: simple shift\nwith additional notes and the following subsections:
- the crimped ace
- to get all four aces to top
- to get three aces to top and one on bottom
- to get two aces to top and two to bottom
- to get three aces to bottom and one on top
- to place all four aces at a certain number from the top or bottom
- to get a center stock of cards to top or bottom\nedward marlo
1961
the multiple shift Edward Marlo
The Most Flexible Shift: Simple Shift
with additional notes and the following subsections:
The Crimped Ace
To Get All Four Aces to Top
To Get Three Aces to Top and One on Bottom
To Get Two Aces to Top and Two to Bottom
To Get Three Aces to Bottom and One on Top
To Place All Four Aces at a Certain Number from the Top or Bottom
controlling the injogged cards\ncontrols to the bottom
- simple cut to bottom
- multiple cut to bottom
- tabled running cut to bottom
controls to the top
- simple cut to top
- hindu shuffle to top
- tabled running cut to top\njerry mentzer
1973
multiple push through control Jerry Mentzer
hindu shift\nsimilar to vernon multiple shift\nj. stewart smith\n"hindu shift" (steward smith, one more thought on cards, 1955)
1989
the multiple shift J. Stewart Smith
Hindu Shift
similar to Vernon Multiple Shift
Also published here
"Hindu Shift" (Steward Smith, One More Thought on Cards, 1955)
informant\nfurther comments and credit information on the referenced items\nkarl fulves\nthe audley walsh coincidence\naudley walsh\nquik control\n unknown\na mind for money\ntony bartolotta\naudley walsh coincidence\naudley walsh\nluis zingone card control\nlouis zingone\na curious number force\nmartin gardner\nfar sighted\nkarl fulves\nheat rises\nkarl fulves\nhic!\nkarl fulves\nbraue extra\njoseph k. schmidt\nstrike three and out!\nbob longe
1997
the fine print Karl Fulves
Informant
further comments and credit information on the referenced items
the fan control\nfanning with four jogged cards\nandrew wimhurst\nthe insertion method: as a multiple control\nedward marlo
1998
down under deals Andrew Wimhurst
reverse simple shift\nkind of a reverse simple shift\nkarl fulves\nsimple shift\nedward marlo\none-hand addition\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
erdnase + vernon\nsliding block multiple shift applied to diagonal palm shift\nkarl fulves\nthe diagonal palm-shift\ns. w. erdnase\nmultiple card pass\ndai vernon
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Erdnase + Vernon
sliding block multiple shift applied to Diagonal Palm Shift
hoffmann + erdnase\nconnecting multiple shift, diagonal palm shift and false shuffles\nkarl fulves\nto make a "false shuffle" - ninth method\n unknown\nthe diagonal palm-shift\ns. w. erdnase
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Hoffmann + Erdnase
connecting multiple shift, diagonal palm shift and false shuffles
double shift\ntwo cards outjogged, multiple shift that controls the cards to the bottom and at the same time rearranges the three thirds around those two cards\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Double Shift
two cards outjogged, multiple shift that controls the cards to the bottom and at the same time rearranges the three thirds around those two cards
simple shift variation\nhere with small packet\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nsimple shift\nedward marlo
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
lacerda multiple shift\nsingle cut from hands to table\npedro lacerda\nspecific moments - the choreographed card steal\nhelder guimarães\npedro lacerda\nmulti-card shift convincers\nsteve forte
2011
reflections Pedro Lacerda
cased multiple shift\ndeck cased between insertion of cards and the strip out cut\ntom gagnon\nmarlo's all around square up - the movable jog\nedward marlo\ncased multiple shift\ntom gagnon
2011
cased card controls Tom Gagnon
Cased Multiple Shift
deck cased between insertion of cards and the strip out cut
mk simple shift variation\na technical variation of edward marlo's "simple shift"\nmichał kociołek\nedward marlo\nsimple shift\nedward marlo
2012
8 effects and a sleight Michał Kociołek, Edward Marlo
MK Simple Shift Variation
a technical variation of Edward Marlo's "Simple Shift"
d'amico shift with dollar bill\nsliding block, with bill in deck in addition to cards\ncarmen d'amico\ntom gagnon\nd'amico's multiple shift\ncarmen d'amico
2019
gagnon unfiltered Carmen D'Amico, Tom Gagnon
D'Amico Shift with Dollar Bill
sliding block, with bill in deck in addition to cards
four-flushed multiple shift\naces inserted one by one, then one-handed fan before completing multiple shift in hands or on table\ntom gagnon\nfan control\n unknown\nsimple shift\nedward marlo\nsatisfriction as a multiple shift\nlorenz schär
2019
gagnon unfiltered Tom Gagnon
Four-Flushed Multiple Shift
Aces inserted one by one, then one-handed fan before completing multiple shift in hands or on table
cased multiple shift\ndeck cased between insertion of cards and the strip out cut\ntom gagnon\ncased multiple shift\ntom gagnon
2019
gagnon unfiltered Tom Gagnon
Cased Multiple Shift
deck cased between insertion of cards and the strip out cut
specific moments - the choreographed card steal\nsingle cut to table, cards palmed into right hand\nhelder guimarães\npedro lacerda\nlacerda multiple shift\npedro lacerda
2019
secret language — volume 1 Helder Guimarães, Pedro Lacerda
multi-card shift convincers\ncards in lj steal position in deck, dribbling and diagonal spreading, then single cut from hand to table (like pedro lacerda)\nsteve forte\nlacerda multiple shift\npedro lacerda
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
Multi-card Shift Convincers
cards in LJ Steal position in deck, dribbling and diagonal spreading, then single cut from hand to table (like Pedro Lacerda)