to distinguish the court cards by touch \n preparing by "bending" edges slightly upwards with knife \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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To Distinguish the Court Cards by Touch
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1876
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Modern Magic
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69
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rouge et noir \n no. 19, bridge crimp to tell whether a card is red or black \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Rouge et noir
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1895
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Der Kartenkünstler
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24
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die geheimnisvollen würfel \n - two dice thrown and sum counted to repeatedly until deck is divided in two halves, they're separated in red and black
- red and black separation by performer without dice but crimp or punch instead \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
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Die geheimnisvollen Würfel
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1896
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Der moderne Kartenkünstler
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110
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das kartensortieren \n performer sorts the shuffled into number and court cards without looking at the faces, using the principle that picture cards have more ink on them that (in those days) clings to the card underneath, impromptu rough-smooth \n unknown
1897
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
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Das Kartensortieren
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Nov. 1897
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Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 3 No. 5)
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65
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a routine of sleights at the card table \n - cards in spectator's pocket, card fished out very fast
- second and bottom dealing expose \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin at the card table
Jack Merlin
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A Routine of Sleights at the Card Table
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1927/28
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Merlin at the Card Table
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2
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red or black? \n \n theodore annemann \n red or black \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret
Theodore Annemann
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Red or Black?
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Related to
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1934
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SH-H-H--! It's A Secret
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14
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red or black \n one-way backs \n theodore annemann \n red or black? \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Red or Black
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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161
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from the pen of leipzig \n two shuffled decks are covered with handkerchiefs, performer removes a card with each hand, they match \n nate leipzig
1940
chap's scrapbook
Nate Leipzig
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From the Pen of Leipzig
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1940
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Chap's Scrapbook
(Vol. 2 No. 7)
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1
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the magic separation \n face-up and face-down cards are shuffled, performer separates cards behind back so one pile consists of same amount of face up cards as the other, see collected secrets for variations \n bob hummer \n double separation \n warren wiersbe \n bob hummer \n hummer of a trick! \n robert page \n bob hummer \n the magic separation \n bob hummer \n rebuilding a hummer \n lorenz schär \n hummerless \n steve beam \n newcomer hummer \n steve beam
1940
half-a-dozen hummers
Bob Hummer
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The Magic Separation
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VariationsAlso published here
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1940
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Half-A-Dozen Hummers
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3
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sense of touch \n crimp \n edward marlo
1945
the phoenix 51-100
Edward Marlo
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Sense of Touch
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1945
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The Phoenix 51-100
(Issue 78)
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317
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hummer's swindle \n spectator takes sixteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile behind his back, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and without looking reverses all cards back in order \n bob hummer \n hummer's swindle \n bob hummer
1946
face up face down mysteries
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's Swindle
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Also published here
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1946
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Face Up Face Down Mysteries
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2
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the lonely card \n cato routine, cards turned face up, performer takes packet behind back and reverses all cards except selection \n bob hummer \n the lonely card \n bob hummer \n return of the lonely card \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
1946
face up face down mysteries
Bob Hummer
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The Lonely Card
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VariationsAlso published here
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1946
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Face Up Face Down Mysteries
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2
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hummer's 18 card mystery \n spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards, see collected secrets for links to variations \n bob hummer \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer
1946
face up face down mysteries
Bob Hummer
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Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
|
Also published here
|
1946
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Face Up Face Down Mysteries
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1
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separating red and black cards \n no. 18, performer separates face up/down packet into reds and blacks \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
John Scarne
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Separating Red and Black Cards
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1950
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Scarne on Card Tricks
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38
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can't see! \n "a complete act"
performer genuinely blindfolded, performer feels various qualities of cards
- picture sense (all court cards sorted out during deal-through)
- now the suits
- aces high
- reds and blacks
- any card! (any number card named, performer locates it while dealing through packet)
- out of this world (no longer blindfolded) \n toni koynini
1951
toni koynini's card miracles
Toni Koynini
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Can't See!
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1951
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Toni Koynini's Card Miracles
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12
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sealed penetration \n deck is sealed and put in spectator's pocket, performer fishes card out very fast \n george schindler \n i rise \n stephen tucker \n harry in your pocket \n darwin ortiz
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250
George Schindler
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Sealed Penetration
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Related to
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1951
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The Phoenix 201 — 250
(Issue 237)
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949
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sense of touch \n crimp \n edward marlo
1953
the cardician
Edward Marlo
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Sense of Touch
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1953
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The Cardician
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4
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colour separation \n four red and black cards are separated behind the back, crimp \n dai vernon
1959
inner secrets of card magic
Dai Vernon
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Colour Separation
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1959
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Inner Secrets of Card Magic
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14
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color eliminator \n color reflects on back of other card or nail polish on fingertip \n edward marlo \n color sense \n edward marlo \n color, how glimpsed \n karl fulves \n impromptu peek deck \n justin higham
1962
estimation
Edward Marlo
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Color Eliminator
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Related to
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1962
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Estimation
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35
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die roten und die schwarzen \n red and black separation by touch, whole deck corner-shorted \n victor "astor" jamnitzky
1967 (ca.)
the astor-deck
Victor "Astor" Jamnitzky
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Die Roten und die Schwarzen
|
1967 (ca.)
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The Astor-Deck
|
5
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all but one \n cato red black separation routine, p. 241 for further reference \n robert page \n p. 240 for variation by walter setty \n the lonely card \n bob hummer
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Robert Page
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All But One
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Related to
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Aug. 1968
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 3 No. 10)
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197
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opus thirteen \n gilbreath principle & faro shuffle, new deck order \n paul swinford
1968
faro fantasy
Paul Swinford
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Opus Thirteen
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1968
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Faro Fantasy
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37
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nor eyes to see with \n - performer finds red card in black packet behind back
- circled number on paper is divined behind back
- set time on watch revealed behind back
fiber optic tube, see also p. 320 for idea by harold bester, p. 644 & p. 728 for comments by syd bergson & karl fulves \n don nielsen \n karl fulves \n "nor eyes to see with" revisited \n john cornelius \n read out \n john cornelius
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Don Nielsen, Karl Fulves
|
Nor Eyes To See With
|
Related toVariations
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Nov. 1969
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 5 No. 1)
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291
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no mirror \n reading colors of cards, whet thumbnail as shiner, see also p. 411 \n jack posetary \n an invisible card shiner \n dr. edward g. ervin \n technicolor thought \n karl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Jack Posetary
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No Mirror
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Related to
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Dec. 1970
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 6 No. 2)
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389
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technicolor thought \n \n karl fulves \n technicolor thought \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers
Karl Fulves
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Technicolor Thought
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Related to
|
1971
|
The Book of Numbers
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12
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technicolor thought \n divided deck location, then set-up for "no mirror" \n karl fulves \n no mirror \n jack posetary \n technicolor thought \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers — supplementary notes
Karl Fulves
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Technicolor Thought
|
Related to
|
1971
|
The Book of Numbers — Supplementary Notes
|
16
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technicolor shuffle \n cutting to red cards, secret strip out condition \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers — supplementary notes
Karl Fulves
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Technicolor Shuffle
|
1971
|
The Book of Numbers — Supplementary Notes
|
19
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sleeper \n spectator notes bottom card and pockets it along with next nine cards of same color, then performer finds cards of opposite color \n fred g. taylor
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Fred G. Taylor
|
Sleeper
|
May 1971
|
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8
(Vol. 6 No. 7)
|
419
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|
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color sense \n seeing with fingertips, red / black, shuffled deck in case, reflection on card case \n edward marlo \n color eliminator \n edward marlo
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii
Edward Marlo
|
Color Sense
|
Related to
|
1975
|
The Compleat Magick — Volume II
(Issue 121)
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602
|
|
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weighing the colors \n tell how many red/black cards there are in each pile \n nick trost \n weighing the colors \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic: part two
Nick Trost
|
Weighing the Colors
|
Also published here
|
1976
|
Subtle Card Magic: Part Two
|
20
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|
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red & black \n performer separates red and black cards \n ted karmilovich
1978
the compleat magick — volume iii
Ted Karmilovich
|
Red & Black
|
1978
|
The Compleat Magick — Volume III
(Issue 221)
|
1102
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|
|
5-4 \n spectator turns cards over from a packet of 18 cards, behind back performer splits packet and knows relation of face-down and face-up cards in each half \n karl fulves \n type casting \n karl fulves \n the magic separation \n bob hummer
1979
the talon
Karl Fulves
|
5-4
|
Related toAlso published here
|
Sep. 1979
|
The Talon
(Issue 5)
|
61
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|
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hummer's 18 card mystery \n spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards \n bob hummer \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer \n still scheming \n peter duffie \n informant \n karl fulves \n 37 threes \n karl fulves \n the rule for red \n karl fulves
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
|
Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
7
|
|
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hummer's swindle \n spectator takes sixteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile behind his back, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and without looking reverses all cards back in order \n bob hummer \n hummer's swindle \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
|
Hummer's Swindle
|
Also published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
7
|
|
|
the lonely card \n cato routine, cards turned face up, performer takes packet behind back and reverses all cards except selection \n bob hummer \n the lonely card \n bob hummer \n all but one \n robert page \n lone impromptu \n karl fulves
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
|
The Lonely Card
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
7
|
|
|
the little moonies \n cato routine, cards with moon faces printed on them, one way they are smiling held the other way the are sad, spectator marks two cards on the pack and cuts them in the deck, performer takes cards behind back, all moons are in smiling orientation except marked two \n bob hummer \n the little moonies \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
|
The Little Moonies
|
Also published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
8
|
|
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the magic separation \n face-up and face-down cards are shuffled, performer separates cards behind back so one pile consists of same amount of face up cards as the other (1940) \n bob hummer \n the magic separation \n bob hummer \n double separation \n warren wiersbe \n bob hummer \n hummer of a trick! \n robert page \n bob hummer \n 5-4 \n karl fulves \n gremlins \n karl fulves \n infallible \n bob hummer \n face value \n karl fulves
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
|
The Magic Separation
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1980
|
Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets
|
9
|
|
|
color separation \n no. 8, performer separates colors by touch, punch, performer genuinely blindfolded \n stephen minch
1984
eyeless in gaza
Stephen Minch
|
Color Separation
|
1984
|
Eyeless in Gaza
|
21
|
|
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(a) red black sensing \n mexican joe crimp \n edward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5
Edward Marlo
|
(A) Red Black Sensing
|
1984
|
Marlo's Magazine Volume 5
|
215
|
|
|
commanding the colors \n shuffled deck is cut into piles, named color on top of each \n dai vernon
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
|
Commanding the Colors
|
1988
|
The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
|
192
|
|
|
a sticky solution \n sticky edges \n dai vernon
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
|
A Sticky Solution
|
1988
|
The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
|
207
|
|
|
it's a snap \n snap crimp \n dai vernon
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
|
It's a Snap
|
1988
|
The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
|
210
|
|
|
vernon on gilbreath \n \n dai vernon
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
|
Vernon On Gilbreath
|
1988
|
The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
|
212
|
|
|
infallible \n \n bob hummer \n the magic separation \n bob hummer
1989
easy-to-do card tricks for children
Bob Hummer
|
Infallible
|
Also published here
|
1989
|
Easy-to-Do Card Tricks for Children
|
12
|
|
|
color feeling \n behind back, deck switch \n simon aronson
1990
the aronson approach
Simon Aronson
|
Color Feeling
|
1990
|
The Aronson Approach
|
91
|
|
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pre-world \n discussing precursors of ootw and color guessing, credit information \n reinhard müller \n pre-world \n karl fulves \n reinhard müller \n letters \n aldo colombini \n dennis conlon \n max abrams
1995
underworld
Reinhard Müller
|
Pre-World
|
Related to
|
1995
|
Underworld
(Issue 1)
|
4
|
|
|
color blind \n performer separates cards into reds and black, then blindfolded and with cards face up performer seems to miss, but separated cards of different back colors \n steve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2
Steve Beam
|
Color Blind
|
1995
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
|
53
|
|
|
dealer's school \n - phase one (red black separation by feel)
- phase two (shuffle control demo)
- phase three (dealing some hands, performer ends up with aces) \n harry riser
1996
the feints and temps of harry riser
Harry Riser
|
Dealer's School
|
1996
|
The Feints and Temps of Harry Riser
|
144
|
|
|
to distinguish the colour of the cards under a handkerchief \n no. 18, bridge \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
To Distinguish the Colour of the Cards Under a Handkerchief
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
43
|
|
|
to distinguish court cards by touch \n no. 35, blurred edges with knife \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
To Distinguish Court Cards by Touch
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
50
|
|
|
to distinguish red from black cards by their backs \n no. 36, bridge \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Ellis Stanyon
|
To Distinguish Red from Black Cards by Their Backs
|
1999
|
Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|
50
|
|
|
roy walton presentation \n after two cards are selected from a packet, performer separates the colors and gets two wrong - the selections \n roy walton \n colorosity \n peter duffie
2000
new inspirations
Roy Walton
|
Roy Walton Presentation
|
Inspired by
|
2000
|
New Inspirations
|
9
|
|
|
red alert one \n deck is dealt in four hands, colors of one hand can be divined \n lewis jones
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3
Lewis Jones
|
Red Alert One
|
2000
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 3
|
160
|
|
|
the "s" shuffle \n setting bridge during riffle shuffle with one half bridged opposite to other half, red-black divination application \n bob taylor
2000
gambling notes
Bob Taylor
|
The "S" Shuffle
|
2000
|
Gambling Notes
|
18
|
|
|
color by touch \n no. 66, small packet shuffled face-up/face-down, performer names number of reds and blacks and sorts them \n unknown
2001
new self-working card tricks
Unknown
|
Color by Touch
|
2001
|
New Self-Working Card Tricks
|
100
|
|
|
psychic map \n no. 69, fifteen cards in matrix layout on table, some are turned over, covered with newspaper, performer reaches underneath and adjusts, when newspaper is removed all face-up cards are red and vice versa \n karl fulves \n bob hummer
2001
new self-working card tricks
Karl Fulves, Bob Hummer
|
Psychic Map
|
2001
|
New Self-Working Card Tricks
|
104
|
|
|
red control \n an ace and a two on the table, single cards dealt on ace, pairs on two, performer and spectator take one of the dealt piles each under the table, performer is able to match spectator's colors \n karl fulves \n pik tac toe \n karl fulves
2001
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
|
Red Control
|
Inspired by
|
2001
|
Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 5)
|
160
|
|
|
the rule for red \n different handling than cato, switching two cards \n karl fulves \n hummer's 18 card mystery \n bob hummer
2002
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
|
The Rule For Red
|
Inspired by
|
2002
|
Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 7)
|
262
|
|
|
colour sense \n feeling colors through table, packet of thirteen cards \n pit hartling \n reds and blacks \n hector chadwick \n outer this world \n john wilson \n updated handling \n pit hartling
2003
card fictions
Pit Hartling
|
Colour Sense
|
Related toVariations
|
2003
|
Card Fictions
|
36
|
|
|
seeing color \n performer deals through shuffled deck, spectator stops, selection cut into deck, performer deals some cards on the table and one to the bottom of the deck, tabled pile consists of selection and only odd-colored cards otherwise
- no memory \n karl fulves
2003
off the books
Karl Fulves
|
Seeing Color
|
2003
|
Off The Books
(Issue 6)
|
99
|
|
|
gps stack \n mathematical stack, knowing amount of cut cards
- weighing the cards \n steve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5
Steve Beam
|
GPS Stack
|
2004
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 5
|
229
|
|
|
synergistic memory demonstration \n first phase is "hip esp" (color sequence called off), then a number is named and performer names card at that position (faced deck) \n barrie richardson \n hip esp - how i practice esp \n ray grismer \n close-up memory demonstration \n barrie richardson
2005
act two
Barrie Richardson
|
Synergistic Memory Demonstration
|
Inspired by
|
2005
|
Act Two
|
308
|
|
|
mixed cards and feelings \n sixteen cards are cut into two piles and spectator turns the same amount of cards over in each pile, performer takes cards behind back, turns some cards over and tells how many cards are reversed \n reinhard müller \n face up prediction \n bob hummer
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
Reinhard Müller
|
Mixed Cards and Feelings
|
Related to
|
2006
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
|
58
|
|
|
insight \n a trick zarrow invented for a blind magician, magician matches shuffled red / black order of a pile \n herb zarrow
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7
Herb Zarrow
|
Insight
|
2006
|
Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 7
|
177
|
|
|
red & black \n after one riffle shuffle, some cards are dealt and the colors divined by performer \n asi wind \n true colors \n asi wind
2007
chapter one
Asi Wind
|
Red & Black
|
Also published here
|
2007
|
Chapter One
|
9
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|
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weighing the colors \n reds and blacks separated, spectator takes seven from top of both piles in any combination, then from face of both piles again, performer weighs correctly number of reds and blacks in each \n nick trost \n weighing the colors \n nick trost
2009
subtle card creations — volume 2
Nick Trost
|
Weighing the Colors
|
Also published here
|
2009
|
Subtle Card Creations — Volume 2
|
338
|
|
|
red and black routine \n routine with ten red and black cards
- cato type routine
- "double separation" (wiersbe)
- "unmatch" (fulves)
- "color scheme" (oscar weigle) \n nick trost \n "color scheme" (oscar weigle, marketed 1949) \n "automatic triumph" (kuniyasu fujiwara, genii, may 2000) \n double separation \n warren wiersbe \n bob hummer \n unmatch \n karl fulves
2009
subtle card creations — volume 2
Nick Trost
|
Red and Black Routine
|
Inspired by
|
2009
|
Subtle Card Creations — Volume 2
|
347
|
|
|
a coincidence and divination routine \n two halves, spectator turn over a card in one half, when both are dealt in unison the reversed card finds its match, cards riffled together, performer can separate colors and suit under table \n nick trost \n "application of gilbreath" (geoffrey scalbert, there's a trick in it, 1987) \n staggered - prime presentation \n eddie joseph \n blind-sight \n nick trost
2009
subtle card creations — volume 2
Nick Trost
|
A Coincidence and Divination Routine
|
Inspired by
|
2009
|
Subtle Card Creations — Volume 2
|
354
|
|
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know-it-all \n spectator riffle shuffles deck, pair shown and spectator only tells if the colors match or not, performer knows color if they match \n karl fulves
2010
prolix
Karl Fulves
|
Know-It-All
|
2010
|
Prolix
(Issue 8)
|
501
|
|
|
stripper notes \n - using stripper deck as one-way deck in tabled row
- separation by touch (face-up/face-down) \n karl fulves
2010
prolix
Karl Fulves
|
Stripper Notes
|
2010
|
Prolix
(Issue 8)
|
502
|
|
|
sparkle \n performer deals borrowed deck into two piles, colors (almost) separated, nail polish shiner at innser surface of fingernail \n michael alec
2010
prolix
Michael Alec
|
Sparkle
|
2010
|
Prolix
(Issue 8)
|
523
|
|
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power to the performer \n performer separates colors \n michael weber
2015
red black 2.0
Michael Weber
|
Power to the Performer
|
2015
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Red Black 2.0
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outer this world \n performer divines color of top thirteen cards of shuffled deck \n john wilson \n colour sense \n pit hartling
2016
you and me and the devil makes three — volume ii
John Wilson
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Outer This World
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Inspired by
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2016
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You and Me and the Devil Makes Three — Volume II
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pseudo \n three phase memory demonstration, first red black, then suits, then naming missing card \n chris rawlins \n a bonus (pseudo memory) \n chris rawlins
2016 (ca.)
pseudo
Chris Rawlins
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Pseudo
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Also published here
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2016 (ca.)
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Pseudo
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a bonus (pseudo memory) \n three phase memory demonstration, first red black, then suits, then naming missing card \n chris rawlins \n pseudo \n chris rawlins
2017
the event, 2017
Chris Rawlins
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A Bonus (Pseudo Memory)
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Also published here
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2017
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The Event, 2017
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motion memory \n magician able to deal and separate red and black cards with face down cards \n ondřej pšenička
2017
the secret of the butterflies
Ondřej Pšenička
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Motion Memory
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2017
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The Secret of the Butterflies
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strange gift \n spectator gives twelve cards to performer, he knows number of red cards and sorts them under table \n ryan schlutz \n "buckle up" (no. 105 in "scarne on card tricks", 1950) \n strange gift \n ryan schlutz
2017
false anchors — volume one
Ryan Schlutz
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Strange Gift
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Inspired by- "Buckle Up" (No. 105 in "Scarne on Card Tricks", 1950)
Also published here
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2017
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False Anchors — Volume One
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true colors \n after one riffle shuffle, some cards are dealt and the colors divined by performer \n asi wind \n red & black \n asi wind \n anti-faro handling of true colors \n asi wind
2018
repertoire
Asi Wind
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True Colors
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2018
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Repertoire
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strange gift \n spectator gives twelve cards to performer, he knows number of red cards and sorts them under table \n ryan schlutz \n strange gift \n ryan schlutz
2020
false anchors
Ryan Schlutz
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Strange Gift
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Also published here
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2020
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False Anchors
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