faire tirer une carte et la retrouver sur un paquet \n chosen card found on top of designated packet, four packets, palmed card replaced \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
Faire tirer une carte et la retrouver sur un paquet
chosen card found on top of designated packet, four packets, palmed card replaced
several cards having been freely chosen by the company, returned and shuffled, and the pack placed in a person's pocket, to make such person draw out one by one the chosen cards \n spectator extracts (top) card from his pocket, favorite of herrmann \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
Several Cards having been freely chosen by the Company, Returned and Shuffled, and the Pack placed in a Person's Pocket, to make such Person draw out one by one the chosen Cards
spectator extracts (top) card from his pocket, favorite of Herrmann
a card having been drawn and returned, and the pack shuffled, to divide the pack into several heaps on the table, and to cause the drawn card to appear in such heap as the company may choose \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
A Card having been Drawn and Returned, and the Pack shuffled, to divide the Pack into several Heaps on the Table, and to cause the Drawn Card to appear in such heap as the Company may choose
a card having been drawn and returned, and the pack shuffled, to place on the table six rows of six cards each, and to discover the chosen card by a throw of the dice \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
A Card having been drawn and returned, and the Pack shuffled, to place on the Table six Rows of six Cards each, and to discover the chosen Card by a throw of the Dice
clairvoyance by touch \n chosen card is extracted from deck in spectator's pocket, the repeat in which spectator extracts right card \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
Clairvoyance by Touch
chosen card is extracted from deck in spectator's pocket, the repeat in which spectator extracts right card
a card having been thought of by one spectator, to offer the pack to another, and cause him to draw the same card \n psychological force & out \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
A Card having been Thought of by one Spectator, to offer the Pack to another, and cause him to draw the same Card
a card being freely chosen from the pack, replaced, and the pack shuffled, to make any given card change to the one chosen \n control, palm & top change \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
A Card being freely Chosen from the Pack, replaced, and the Pack shuffled, to make any Given Card Change to the one Chosen
der wahrsagende würfel \n no. 15, deck cut into six piles by spectator, number chosen with die, selection is in designated pile, card palmed out and added onto correct pile \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Der wahrsagende Würfel
No. 15, deck cut into six piles by spectator, number chosen with die, selection is in designated pile, card palmed out and added onto correct pile
der zuschauer als kartenkünstler \n spectator touches card named by performer in face-down fan, under-the-fan force with bottom card dragged to other side \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Der Zuschauer als Kartenkünstler
spectator touches card named by performer in face-down fan, under-the-fan force with bottom card dragged to other side
das wiederfinden zweier karten \n matrix-layout, magician's choice of two cards \n unknown \n gezwungene wahl \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
prof. hofzinser's geheimnis \n "die isolierte karte", spectator locates card via matrix-layout of deck on table and magician's choice \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n gezwungene wahl \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Prof. Hofzinser's Geheimnis
"Die isolierte Karte", spectator locates card via matrix-layout of deck on table and magician's choice
der allwissende künstler \n four selections shuffled into deck, piles made and selection choses pile with selections \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Der allwissende Künstler
four selections shuffled into deck, piles made and selection choses pile with selections
the spectator as conjurer \n spectator shoots chosen number of pins on shower of cards with pistol, they're found in selection \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
The Spectator as Conjurer
spectator shoots chosen number of pins on shower of cards with pistol, they're found in selection
my darling \n card named by spectator, three cards chosen and tabled, then one of those chosen, it is the named selection, trying for verbal king of hearts force \n arthur toskana
1900
die zauberwelt Arthur Toskana
My Darling
card named by spectator, three cards chosen and tabled, then one of those chosen, it is the named selection, trying for verbal King of Hearts force
denken und vergessen \n two cards chosen by a spectator and replaced, one named and one "forgotten", named appears at named number, other one chosen by another spectator \n charles arbre \n zum kartenkunststück "denken und vergessen" \n eduard w. lufa
1900
die zauberwelt Charles Arbre
Denken und Vergessen
two cards chosen by a spectator and replaced, one named and one "forgotten", named appears at named number, other one chosen by another spectator
die vier könige \n "hofzinser's kartenkünste v."
card thought of, three cards chosen from a chosen packet, another card quickly taken out of pocketed deck by spectator, assembly, three double facers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n die vier könige \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n die vier könige \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1901
die zauberwelt Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Die vier Könige
"Hofzinser's Kartenkünste V."
card thought of, three cards chosen from a chosen packet, another card quickly taken out of pocketed deck by spectator, assembly, three double facers
das kartenrätsel \n four selections shuffled back, deck delt into piles of four cards each, all selections are in chosen pile \n carl willmann
1904
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Das Kartenrätsel
four selections shuffled back, deck delt into piles of four cards each, all selections are in chosen pile
die anziehungskraft gezogener karten \n spectator finds his own card, using an unexplained switch of a card for a palmed card \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt A. J.
Die Anziehungskraft gezogener Karten
spectator finds his own card, using an unexplained switch of a card for a palmed card
die vier könige \n card thought of, then a spectator extracts it from pocket, three matching cards found, then assembly, four double facers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n die vier könige \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n the four kings \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1910
kartenkünste Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Die Vier Könige
card thought of, then a spectator extracts it from pocket, three matching cards found, then assembly, four double facers
a remarkable coincidence \n spectator cuts deck in three piles, remembers a card and cuts it back, second spectator locates card, two key cards \n oswald rae
1928
sub rosa Oswald Rae
A Remarkable Coincidence
spectator cuts deck in three piles, remembers a card and cuts it back, second spectator locates card, two key cards
stage location \n three selections found in spectator's pockets, one by spectator himself, variation of alexander herrmann's "the egyptian pocket" \n unknown \n alexander herrmann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown, Alexander Herrmann
Stage Location
three selections found in spectator's pockets, one by spectator himself, variation of Alexander Herrmann's "The Egyptian Pocket"
a slick card routine \n combo in which spectator finds selection, card is predicted, poker game is dealt, slick card and set-up \n frank lane
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Frank Lane
A Slick Card Routine
combo in which spectator finds selection, card is predicted, poker game is dealt, slick card and set-up
remote control improved \n odd-backed unknown card signed on back is chosen from face \n orville wayne meyer \n remote control \n theodore annemann \n once in a life time \n jack vosburgh \n remote control improved \n orville wayne meyer \n card not in wallet \n fred lessor
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Orville Wayne Meyer
Remote Control Improved
odd-backed unknown card signed on back is chosen from face
remote control \n odd-backed unknown card signed on back is chosen from face, red-blue sticky double backer \n theodore annemann \n "remote control" (the sphinx, july 1929, max holden's column, description without method) \n remote control improved \n orville wayne meyer \n once in a life time \n jack vosburgh \n impromptu remote control \n edward marlo \n theodore annemann \n remotely possible \n karl fulves \n chicago control - wrong ace \n karl fulves \n the three roses \n roberto giobbi \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
Remote Control
odd-backed unknown card signed on back is chosen from face, red-blue sticky double backer
subconscious mystery \n one of four cards marked, shuffled in four piles, spectator choses pile with marked cards, dressing for ace assembly \n dr. william bates
1938
the jinx 1-50 Dr. William Bates
Subconscious Mystery
one of four cards marked, shuffled in four piles, spectator choses pile with marked cards, dressing for Ace Assembly
simultaneous magic \n four decks, four people think of a card and later spell it (progressive spelling set-up) \n unknown
1939
more card manipulations
Unknown
Simultaneous Magic
four decks, four people think of a card and later spell it (progressive spelling set-up)
utility routine \n svengali deck with the different cards stacked, ends clean, bridge deal finale \n james g. thompson jr.
1939
the jinx 51-100 James G. Thompson Jr.
Utility Routine
Svengali deck with the different cards stacked, ends clean, bridge deal finale
remote control improved \n odd-backed unknown card signed on back is chosen from face \n theodore annemann \n orville wayne meyer \n remote control improved \n orville wayne meyer
1939
the incorporated strange secrets Theodore Annemann, Orville Wayne Meyer
Remote Control Improved
odd-backed unknown card signed on back is chosen from face
the pickpocket \n three selections, deck put in spectator's pocket, deck removed but selection remains, repeat, then performer quickly takes out one card which is third selection \n jean hugard \n frederick braue \n der taschendieb \n jean hugard
1941
the stripper deck Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
The Pickpocket
three selections, deck put in spectator's pocket, deck removed but selection remains, repeat, then performer quickly takes out one card which is third selection
once in a life time \n odd-backed unknown card is chosen from face \n jack vosburgh \n remote control \n theodore annemann \n remote control improved \n orville wayne meyer
1941
the jinx 101-151 Jack Vosburgh
joe berg's "count down" card mystery \n spectator does some dealing and remembering, then finds his own card via fan force \n joe berg \n tribute to tarbell \n richard osterlind
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1 Joe Berg
Joe Berg's "Count Down" Card Mystery
spectator does some dealing and remembering, then finds his own card via fan force
selected cards from spectator's pocket \n spectator has deck in pocket and pulls out selected cards \n unknown
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1
Unknown
Selected Cards from Spectator's Pocket
spectator has deck in pocket and pulls out selected cards
dial divination \n knife spun on table points to selection, nine duplicates \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
Dial Divination
knife spun on table points to selection, nine duplicates
the prodigious card \n card thought-of, deck spread on table, covered with handkerchief, spectator is told to lift handkerchief with one card, it is the selection \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks Eddie Joseph
The Prodigious Card
card thought-of, deck spread on table, covered with handkerchief, spectator is told to lift handkerchief with one card, it is the selection
cagliostro's spectacles \n spectator puts on special glasses when the cards are spread in front of him, he names all of the selections \n shaman \n an idea of delands, credit reference on page 191 \n bifocals \n shaman \n bluecue \n thomas alan waters \n blind man's bluff \n simon lovell
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Shaman
Cagliostro's Spectacles
spectator puts on special glasses when the cards are spread in front of him, he names all of the selections
subconscious mystery \n one of four cards marked, shuffled in four piles, spectator choses pile with marked cards, dressing for ace assembly \n dr. william bates
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Dr. William Bates
Subconscious Mystery
one of four cards marked, shuffled in four piles, spectator choses pile with marked cards, dressing for Ace Assembly
what a coincidence! \n selection vanishes, another card is selected which happens to be first card \n warren wiersbe
1944
action with cards Warren Wiersbe
What a Coincidence!
selection vanishes, another card is selected which happens to be first card
heaps \n as rusduck, spectator finds his own card, a lot of dealing, tantalizer \n russell "rusduck" duck \n heaps again \n john hamilton
1946
the phoenix 51-100 Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Heaps
as Rusduck, spectator finds his own card, a lot of dealing, Tantalizer
"out of this world" followup - effect number 1 \n spectator finds card that was selected at other end of room \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one! J. B. Bobo
"Out of this World" Followup - Effect Number 1
spectator finds card that was selected at other end of room
heaps again \n spectator finds his own card, with just eight cards, sort of tantalizer \n john hamilton \n heaps \n russell "rusduck" duck \n down & out \n john hamilton
1947
the phoenix 101-150 John Hamilton
Heaps again
spectator finds his own card, with just eight cards, sort of Tantalizer
the "stop!" fan discovery \n fan force \n george g. kaplan \n feminine intuition \n jörg alexander weber \n forked fan force \n steve beam \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
a quadruplicate mystery \n four spectators each find their selection \n paul lepaul \n to change three cards, placed in the pocket of a spectator, into three others previously chosen \n gordon wigan \n le paul's multiple discovery \n jim ryan \n paul lepaul \n r.w. four card stunner \n randy wakeman \n r.w. four-card stunner \n randy wakeman \n simon takes on le paul \n simon lovell \n homenaje a le paul \n iñaki zabaletta
1949
the card magic of le paul Paul LePaul
spectator's magic count \n no. 25, performer thinks and writes down name of card, spectator deals down to any number and finds thought-of card on second try, re-count \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
Spectator's Magic Count
No. 25, performer thinks and writes down name of card, spectator deals down to any number and finds thought-of card on second try, re-count
magic in your own hands \n no. 29, spectator names a number between five and ten, card found at that number \n cliff green
1950
scarne on card tricks Cliff Green
Magic in Your Own Hands
No. 29, Spectator names a number between five and ten, card found at that number
hit the deck \n no. 41, performer holds deck, spectator hits deck away, selection is left in performer's hand \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
Hit the Deck
No. 41, Performer holds deck, spectator hits deck away, selection is left in performer's hand
the obedient cards \n no. 73, use two named numbers to locate card \n nat bernstein \n morty zuckert \n wireless networking \n steve beam
1950
scarne on card tricks Nat Bernstein, Morty Zuckert
pocket it \n reprint from grant's "the trixter" from 1933, spectator puts deck in his pocket and picks out his selection \n a. deleport
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250 A. Deleport
Pocket It
reprint from Grant's "The Trixter" from 1933, spectator puts deck in his pocket and picks out his selection
your card! \n deck is always dealt into two piles, spectator has to guess if his card is in the pile, three cards at the end and spectator locates his card, description unclear \n jack yeager \n jack yeager's "second portfolio of tricks" \n the elimination trick \n eddie joseph
1951
ireland's yearbooks Jack Yeager
Your Card!
deck is always dealt into two piles, spectator has to guess if his card is in the pile, three cards at the end and spectator locates his card, description unclear
half and half (elimination) \n deck is always split in half and spectator decides which one is eliminated, last card is selection \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
Half and Half (Elimination)
deck is always split in half and spectator decides which one is eliminated, last card is selection
the locator three of clubs \n spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
The Locator Three of Clubs
spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found
the marked card \n spectator makes a cross on a card behind his back, other spectator finds the card by selecting it from a fan \n aage darling
1953
i'll read your mind Aage Darling
The Marked Card
spectator makes a cross on a card behind his back, other spectator finds the card by selecting it from a fan
the palmist \n spectator divines card from second spectator, then locates card in pocket \n geoffrey buckingham
1955
ireland's yearbooks Geoffrey Buckingham
The Palmist
spectator divines card from second spectator, then locates card in pocket
a card and billet routine \n cards are noted on billets, cards on board, spectator selects a billet and throws a dart into the noted card \n tony corinda \n maurice fogel
1959
billets Tony Corinda, Maurice Fogel
A Card and Billet Routine
cards are noted on billets, cards on board, spectator selects a billet and throws a dart into the noted card
miracle location \n "cardini cut" (spectator cuts at break) \n charlie miller \n cardini
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller, Cardini
the moving pencil \n card signed on back, psychological face up spread force \n harry lorayne \n ouija principle \n b.c. milnov \n a question of sex \n roberto giobbi \n word association \n wayne dobson \n die unterschrift \n jörg alexander weber \n compatibility \n wayne dobson \n using equivoque in "the trick that cannot be explained" \n paul vigil
1962
close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
The Moving Pencil
card signed on back, psychological face up spread force
die drei wünsche \n spectator finds his card after making several choices, mirage type deck, ends clean \n walter wenger \n magie, vol. 36 no. 4, april 1956
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks - teil i Walter Wenger
Die Drei Wünsche
spectator finds his card after making several choices, mirage type deck, ends clean
the prediction (open or closed) \n "tenth effect", card touched face down, it is pushed in center of face-up deck which is then spread \n edward marlo
1962
tilt! Edward Marlo
The Prediction (Open or Closed)
"Tenth Effect", card touched face down, it is pushed in center of face-up deck which is then spread
impromptu remote control \n unknown odd-backed card is marked on back, a card selected via stop procedure with deck in glass is marked on face, turns out to be the same \n edward marlo \n theodore annemann \n remote control \n theodore annemann
1964
early marlo Edward Marlo, Theodore Annemann
Impromptu Remote Control
unknown odd-backed card is marked on back, a card selected via stop procedure with deck in glass is marked on face, turns out to be the same
blackstone's 10-card trick \n spectator finds his own card in ten-card packet \n harry blackstone \n harry louine \n blackstone's card \n unknown
1965
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Harry Blackstone, Harry Louine
a telling beat \n method to make a visual and tactile heart beat, spectator feels heart beat of performer and gets card \n wizard beal
1967
the art of close-up magic — volume 1 Wizard Beal
A Telling Beat
method to make a visual and tactile heart beat, spectator feels heart beat of performer and gets card
tri-find \n three cards chosen and initialed, they are found via a procedure and with a display stand, see also p. 270 for reference \n arthur hill
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Arthur Hill
Tri-Find
three cards chosen and initialed, they are found via a procedure and with a display stand, see also p. 270 for reference
intuition \n spectator locates another spectator's card from 6-card packet on table, first wrong but then transforms \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Intuition
spectator locates another spectator's card from 6-card packet on table, first wrong but then transforms
logic \n two cards chosen, one found by performer and one by spectator, red-black alternating \n francis j. baker \n an alternate detection \n theodore annemann \n logical odd event \n marvin johnson
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Francis J. Baker
Logic
two cards chosen, one found by performer and one by spectator, red-black alternating
color cut \n shuffled deck cut into five packets, spectator removes bottom card of any packet and places it on top of any packet behind performer's back, card found, repeat, then a spectator finds card, one color crimped \n dai vernon
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Dai Vernon
Color Cut
shuffled deck cut into five packets, spectator removes bottom card of any packet and places it on top of any packet behind performer's back, card found, repeat, then a spectator finds card, one color crimped
the australian sixes \n two spectators find their cards \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli) \n no force vanish & recovery \n jon racherbaumer \n no drawing required \n edward marlo
1971
reputation-makers Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
the non-telephone telephone trick \n small packet, spectator selects a card, does some rearranging and is left with card \n nick conticello \n 1654 \n ken de courcy
1972
tarbell course in magic — volume 7 Nick Conticello
The Non-Telephone Telephone Trick
small packet, spectator selects a card, does some rearranging and is left with card
x marks the spot \n unknown card is marked with x on back, spectator selects it from face, correction for "x deck" (see phoenix reference) \n edward marlo \n x-deck \n edward marlo \n important additions & changes to marlo's "x marks the spot" \n edward marlo
1972
kabbala — volume 1 Edward Marlo
X Marks the Spot
unknown card is marked with X on back, spectator selects it from face, correction for "X Deck" (see Phoenix reference)
important additions & changes to marlo's "x marks the spot" \n \n edward marlo \n x marks the spot \n edward marlo
1973
kabbala — volume 2 Edward Marlo
Important Additions & Changes to Marlo's "X Marks the Spot"
stranger in a harem \n spectator finds selection among five cards, queens turn over at once, selection vanishes from top and reappears between reversed queens in center \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo
Stranger in a Harem
spectator finds selection among five cards, queens turn over at once, selection vanishes from top and reappears between reversed queens in center
bi-psychle \n spectator b finds spectator a's card from small packet, impromptu stooge \n jerry k. hartman \n pick a packet \n jerry k. hartman
1974
card cavalcade ii Jerry K. Hartman
Bi-Psychle
spectator B finds spectator A's card from small packet, impromptu stooge
the magic lesson \n "two down-under routines"
four selections from fifteen-card packet made and found with down-under deal \n roy walton
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Roy Walton
The Magic Lesson
"Two Down-Under Routines"
four selections from fifteen-card packet made and found with down-under deal
smashing! \n spectator selects one out of three cards, it's the previously selected card \n dr. john nichols
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii Dr. John Nichols
Smashing!
spectator selects one out of three cards, it's the previously selected card
cut force with red back card \n no. 2, spectator cuts at his selection, palmed card added, color-changing back kicker \n russell t. barnhart
1975
the master palm Russell T. Barnhart
Cut Force with Red Back Card
No. 2, spectator cuts at his selection, palmed card added, color-changing back kicker
schulien's pile \n no. 6, spectator selects card from mess on table, it's his earlier selection (matt schulien used a psychological force) \n russell t. barnhart
1975
the master palm Russell T. Barnhart
Schulien's Pile
No. 6, spectator selects card from mess on table, it's his earlier selection (Matt Schulien used a psychological force)
the divining rod \n no. 12, spectator choses card from tabled spread, it is selection, two handlings \n russell t. barnhart
1975
the master palm Russell T. Barnhart
The Divining Rod
No. 12, spectator choses card from tabled spread, it is selection, two handlings
ouija principle \n selection signed on the back is located by perfomer \n b.c. milnov \n the moving pencil \n harry lorayne
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii B.C. Milnov
Ouija Principle
selection signed on the back is located by perfomer
pick a packet \n spectator uses ace of spades to select correct packet to form royal flush \n jerry k. hartman \n bi-psychle \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Pick a Packet
Spectator uses Ace of Spades to select correct packet to form Royal Flush
another variation \n four cards selected and shuffled back, spectator takes any four cards which turn out to be selections \n dai vernon
1976
the first california lecture Dai Vernon
Another Variation
four cards selected and shuffled back, spectator takes any four cards which turn out to be selections
blankwave \n blank deck shown, spectator stabs blank card next to a card which changes into named card, then they all are printed \n jon racherbaumer \n impromptu blankwave \n richard kaufman
1976
kabbala — volume 3 Jon Racherbaumer
Blankwave
blank deck shown, spectator stabs blank card next to a card which changes into named card, then they all are printed
dropsy diddle \n spectator locates selection by dropping coin on card in a spread, involves a gag with the card printed on the coin and a final card transformation \n eddie fields \n working against time \n sam schwartz \n cutting remarks \n scott weiser \n darwin ortiz \n les shore \n the lucky coin \n roberto giobbi
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields Eddie Fields
Dropsy Diddle
Spectator locates selection by dropping coin on card in a spread, involves a gag with the card printed on the coin and a final card transformation
the lone stranger \n spectator locates own card by unknowingly placing it with a group of cards of a different color \n nick trost \n the lone stranger \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic: part one Nick Trost
The Lone Stranger
Spectator locates own card by unknowingly placing it with a group of cards of a different color
the lazy magician \n no. 4, favorite of blackstone, card and its position thought-of in ten-card packet, down-under-deal after some procedure \n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
The Lazy Magician
No. 4, favorite of Blackstone, card and its position thought-of in ten-card packet, down-under-deal after some procedure
kenomental \n fair selection is marked on face. two possible effects: card is found by spectator from back or vanishes from deck \n looy simonoff
1978
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Looy Simonoff
Kenomental
fair selection is marked on face. two possible effects: card is found by spectator from back or vanishes from deck
der taschendieb \n three selections, deck put in spectator's pocket, deck removed but selection remains, repeat, then performer quickly takes out one card which is third selection \n jean hugard \n the pickpocket \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1978
einfach wunderbar — wunderbar einfach Jean Hugard
Der Taschendieb
three selections, deck put in spectator's pocket, deck removed but selection remains, repeat, then performer quickly takes out one card which is third selection
streaker \n tabled spread of ten cards, when spectator runs finger along, force card is dragged with finger
- the streaker principle
- performance \n terry lagerould
1979
close-up entertainer Terry LaGerould
Streaker
tabled spread of ten cards, when spectator runs finger along, force card is dragged with finger
open selection \n five cards removed from deck, of those the spectator choses two, they're the selections, two methods \n francis haxton \n 5-card hofzinser \n francis haxton \n lottery \n karl fulves
1979
the chronicles Francis Haxton
Open Selection
five cards removed from deck, of those the spectator choses two, they're the selections, two methods
finger on the card \n selection replaced, performer removes card for value and suit, second card is selection, spectator then finds selection in deck, sucker \n gary ouellet \n finger on the card revisited \n gary ouellet
1979
finger on the card Gary Ouellet
Finger on the Card
selection replaced, performer removes card for value and suit, second card is selection, spectator then finds selection in deck, sucker
you did it again! \n six cards, spectator thinks one, is turned over by spectator himself, repeat \n edward marlo \n jon racherbaumer
1980
hierophant Edward Marlo, Jon Racherbaumer
You Did It Again!
six cards, spectator thinks one, is turned over by spectator himself, repeat
you did it again and again! \n six cards, spectator thinks one, is turned over by spectator himself, repeats \n edward marlo
1980
hierophant Edward Marlo
You Did It Again and Again!
six cards, spectator thinks one, is turned over by spectator himself, repeats
the last card \n wheel with four sections, cards distributed onto the sections and eliminated in stages, last card is selection \n john f. mendoza \n "the last card" (jack hughes)
1980
john: verse two John F. Mendoza
The Last Card
wheel with four sections, cards distributed onto the sections and eliminated in stages, last card is selection
le paul's multiple discovery \n five spectators each find their selection \n jim ryan \n paul lepaul \n a quadruplicate mystery \n paul lepaul
1981
jim ryan close-up: classic card routines Jim Ryan, Paul LePaul
witch switch \n performer writes card on a piece of paper and selects a card, on the second try he eventually finds it, billet switch with a playing card \n gene "phantini" grant
1981
phantini's incredible mental secrets volume two Gene "Phantini" Grant
Witch Switch
performer writes card on a piece of paper and selects a card, on the second try he eventually finds it, billet switch with a playing card
the "opportunist" card in pocket \n deck placed in pocket, spectator able to pull selection out \n bobby bernard
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard Bobby Bernard
The "Opportunist" Card in Pocket
Deck placed in pocket, spectator able to pull selection out
the robin hood caper \n three cards are selected and spectator throw aces in the deck, first spectator is close to his selection, second throws card next to his selection and third pierces his selection \n stephen minch \n card stab outdone \n lu brent \n arrow-split-arrow \n paul harris
1982
the robin hood caper Stephen Minch
The Robin Hood Caper
three cards are selected and spectator throw Aces in the deck, first spectator is close to his selection, second throws card next to his selection and third pierces his selection
quorum quota \n card of same value and suit of card are found after dealing in two piles, then card itself \n frank simon \n impossibility \n harry lorayne \n a divination \n al leech
1983
versatile card magic Frank Simon
Quorum Quota
card of same value and suit of card are found after dealing in two piles, then card itself
spectator becomes magician \n two selections, spectator touches card in spread, selections shown on both sides of it \n michael powers
1983
powerful magic Michael Powers
Spectator Becomes Magician
two selections, spectator touches card in spread, selections shown on both sides of it
the incomplete deck \n behind his back, aspectator puts a card reversed in the middle of the deck, this card is spelled and the selection is found \n stephen tucker
1984
pabular Stephen Tucker
The Incomplete Deck
behind his back, aspectator puts a card reversed in the middle of the deck, this card is spelled and the selection is found
r.w. four card stunner \n four selections are found by spectators themselves \n randy wakeman \n a quadruplicate mystery \n paul lepaul \n r.w. four-card stunner \n randy wakeman
1985
formula one close-up Randy Wakeman
R.W. Four Card Stunner
four selections are found by spectators themselves
for faster service, please take a number \n multiple selection routine with four cards - spectators insert number tags into deck to find their selections \n martin lewis \n the faro five \n peter kane
1985
martin's miracles Martin Lewis
For Faster Service, Please Take a Number
Multiple selection routine with four cards - spectators insert number tags into deck to find their selections
baker's impossible discovery - fb improvement \n spectator locates other spectator's card in pocket under fair conditions (1936) \n frederick braue \n the impossible discovery \n al baker
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Baker's Impossible Discovery - FB Improvement
spectator locates other spectator's card in pocket under fair conditions (1936)
cardetection \n sixteen cards, some face-up some face-down, performer and spectator think of one, both found, eight double facers and eight double backers (1944) \n frederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Cardetection
sixteen cards, some face-up some face-down, performer and spectator think of one, both found, eight double facers and eight double backers (1944)
telemagic \n spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room
(a.) card reversed
(b.) reverse fan
- braue's new method with double facer \n frederick braue \n reversed card \n unknown \n reverse fan \n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Telemagic
spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room
(a.) card reversed
(b.) reverse fan
"mind-dropper" \n six jumbo cards, one selected, another spectator drops all cards one by one except selection \n karrell fox
1986
for my next trick... Karrell Fox
"Mind-Dropper"
six jumbo cards, one selected, another spectator drops all cards one by one except selection
give me a card \n spectator holds some cards behind back and shuffles them, he removes named card \n terry seabrooke
1986
seabrooke's book Terry Seabrooke
Give Me A Card
spectator holds some cards behind back and shuffles them, he removes named card
aces by proxy \n spectator shuffles and takes out any four cards, also with previous selections \n dai vernon
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2 Dai Vernon
Aces by Proxy
spectator shuffles and takes out any four cards, also with previous selections
spectator cuts to a thought \n spectator cuts at thought of card, one out of four \n edward marlo \n think theory \n edward marlo
1988
marlo's magazine volume 6 Edward Marlo
Spectator Cuts to a Thought
spectator cuts at thought of card, one out of four
turning the tables \n meeting "find my card"-challenge, spectator leaves selection by elimination process, three methods \n edward marlo
1988
marlo's magazine volume 6 Edward Marlo
Turning the Tables
meeting "find my card"-challenge, spectator leaves selection by elimination process, three methods
"elimacard" \n deck cut in two piles, one half eliminated, rest again cut in two piles, repeated until one card remains, selection \n karrell fox \n the cassandra quandary \n guy hollingworth
1988
my latest book Karrell Fox
"Elimacard"
deck cut in two piles, one half eliminated, rest again cut in two piles, repeated until one card remains, selection
peek look think \n three cards chosen by different means, spectators each find each others cards \n brother john hamman \n unstacked peek-look-think \n edward marlo \n if you are going to peek, look, and think, at least pique, hook, and link \n ron bauer
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman Brother John Hamman
Peek Look Think
three cards chosen by different means, spectators each find each others cards
stopcut \n spectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck \n simon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Stopcut
spectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck
r.w. four-card stunner \n four selections are found by spectators themselves \n randy wakeman \n a quadruplicate mystery \n paul lepaul \n r.w. four card stunner \n randy wakeman
1989
randy wakeman presents Randy Wakeman
R.W. Four-Card Stunner
four selections are found by spectators themselves
double s'entendre \n two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands \n ken krenzel \n synchronus \n ken krenzel \n alexander de cova \n synchronus \n alexander de cova \n ken krenzel \n synchronus \n alexander de cova
1990
close-up impact! Ken Krenzel
Double S'Entendre
two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands
unstacked peek-look-think \n three cards chosen by different means, spectators each find each others cards, without set-up \n edward marlo \n peek look think \n brother john hamman
1990
cardfixes Edward Marlo
Unstacked Peek-Look-Think
three cards chosen by different means, spectators each find each others cards, without set-up
if you are going to peek, look, and think, at least pique, hook, and link \n three cards chosen by different means, spectators each find each others cards \n ron bauer \n peek look think \n brother john hamman
1990
cardfixes Ron Bauer
If you are going to Peek, Look, and Think, at least Pique, Hook, and Link
three cards chosen by different means, spectators each find each others cards
you found it! \n spectator turns card face-up, it is previous selection, alternatively next to selection, mathematical, inspired by walter gibson's "the popular card tricks", three methods \n edward marlo \n walter b. gibson
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo, Walter B. Gibson
You Found It!
spectator turns card face-up, it is previous selection, alternatively next to selection, mathematical, inspired by Walter Gibson's "The Popular Card Tricks", three methods
think theory \n spectator cuts at thought-of card, one out of two or four \n edward marlo \n spectator cuts to a thought \n edward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
Think Theory
spectator cuts at thought-of card, one out of two or four
synchronus \n two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands \n ken krenzel \n alexander de cova \n double s'entendre \n ken krenzel \n synchronus \n alexander de cova
1991
avantgarde magic Ken Krenzel, Alexander de Cova
Synchronus
two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands
synchronus \n two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands, without credits \n alexander de cova \n ken krenzel \n double s'entendre \n ken krenzel
1991
das alexander de cova seminar Alexander de Cova, Ken Krenzel
Synchronus
two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands, without credits
synchronus \n brief, two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands \n alexander de cova \n double s'entendre \n ken krenzel \n synchronus \n ken krenzel \n alexander de cova
1993
seminarnotizen steyr 1993 Alexander de Cova
Synchronus
brief, two spectators choose cards in their hands and find the card of the other spectator, out of hands
cult poker \n two poker hands, one card moved to spectator's hand, spectator choses a hole card, it is the same card, posed as problem \n karl fulves \n chaser \n karl fulves
1993
verbatim Karl Fulves
Cult Poker
two poker hands, one card moved to spectator's hand, spectator choses a hole card, it is the same card, posed as problem
he finds it \n card selected by cutting and turning top half over behind back, it is a previously named ace \n karl fulves \n john scarne \n black prediction \n karl fulves
1994
rigmarole Karl Fulves, John Scarne
He Finds It
card selected by cutting and turning top half over behind back, it is a previously named Ace
mental topper \n spectator shuffles deck and cuts it into four piles, top card of chosen pile is selection, ltp palm-out and replacement \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
Mental Topper
spectator shuffles deck and cuts it into four piles, top card of chosen pile is selection, LTP palm-out and replacement
follow-up routine \n spectator selects a card, shuffles it back into the deck, selection ends up on top \n karl norman
1995
40 years at the forks Karl Norman
Follow-Up Routine
Spectator selects a card, shuffles it back into the deck, selection ends up on top
the lucky coin \n spectator locates a chosen card with a coin \n roberto giobbi \n working against time \n sam schwartz \n dropsy diddle \n eddie fields \n cutting remarks \n scott weiser \n darwin ortiz \n les shore \n surprise index \n david stone \n surprise index \n david stone \n karte unter schachtel \n axel hecklau \n extending the luck \n helder guimarães
1995
card college — volume 1 Roberto Giobbi
here's looking at you \n deck dropped in paper bag and shaken, spectator is told to take out any card he sees, it's the selection \n karrell fox
1995
much ado about something Karrell Fox
Here's Looking At You
deck dropped in paper bag and shaken, spectator is told to take out any card he sees, it's the selection
everybody's lazy \n two spectators and performer remember cards, performer names position of spectator's cards, spectator names number and there is performer's card, no-touch \n simon aronson \n location sensing device \n matt baker
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Everybody's Lazy
two spectators and performer remember cards, performer names position of spectator's cards, spectator names number and there is performer's card, no-touch
the s. a. combination \n "self adjusting", spectator touches force in spread, it apparently does not leave sight, under-the-spread force
a. the force procedure
b. application to the open index (spectator touches named card) \n simon aronson \n test your luck \n darwin ortiz
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
The S. A. Combination
"Self Adjusting", spectator touches force in spread, it apparently does not leave sight, under-the-spread force
A. The Force Procedure
B. Application to the Open Index (spectator touches named card)
the terminator \n spectator finds own card by dealing through and stops at only odd-backed card, two versions \n steve beam \n the honor system \n steve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Beam
The Terminator
spectator finds own card by dealing through and stops at only odd-backed card, two versions
mental and physical choice \n sandwiched card by spectator in deck turns out to be previously thought-of card \n edward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Mental and Physical Choice
sandwiched card by spectator in deck turns out to be previously thought-of card
without the deuces \n spectator finds his selection in in-the-hands spread \n edward marlo \n reselection \n edward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Without the Deuces
spectator finds his selection in in-the-hands spread
prisoner of love \n card sandwiched turns out to be previously selected card, using bottom deal exchange as sandwich is tabled \n edward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Prisoner of Love
card sandwiched turns out to be previously selected card, using bottom deal exchange as sandwich is tabled
mental reselection \n spectator thinks of one of five cards, then choses one of them face-down, it's his mental selection, four methods (marked or stacked) \n edward marlo \n the new tops, may 1979
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Mental Reselection
spectator thinks of one of five cards, then choses one of them face-down, it's his mental selection, four methods (marked or stacked)
block cut \n tabled transfer cut, spectator finds other spectator's selection in five-card poker hand because other four cards are the aces \n karl fulves
1996
blocking off Karl Fulves
Block Cut
tabled transfer cut, spectator finds other spectator's selection in five-card poker hand because other four cards are the aces
the will power trick \n spectator stops at the right card when moving his finger along a fan, pulse and muscle reading \n unknown
1997
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
The Will Power Trick
spectator stops at the right card when moving his finger along a fan, pulse and muscle reading
reversed card \n spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room \n unknown \n telemagic \n frederick braue \n out of the room \n unknown
1997
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Reversed Card
spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room
out of the room \n spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room, reversed \n unknown \n reversed card \n unknown
1997
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Out of the Room
spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room, reversed
my spectator, the clairvoyant \n fair selection (automatic placement), added value of three selections determines position of first selection \n jack birnman \n my spectator, the clairvoyant \n jack birnman \n eddie joseph \n roy walton
1998
the looking glass Jack Birnman
My Spectator, The Clairvoyant
fair selection (automatic placement), added value of three selections determines position of first selection
little egypt \n pyramid build with three cards, coin appears, then spectator finds his signed card by placing the coin on top, coin vanishes again in pyramid \n jimmy favorite \n pyramid \n paul harris
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Jimmy Favorite
Little Egypt
pyramid build with three cards, coin appears, then spectator finds his signed card by placing the coin on top, coin vanishes again in pyramid
my spectator, the clairvoyant \n card fount at total of four stopped at cards \n jack birnman \n eddie joseph \n roy walton \n my spectator, the clairvoyant \n jack birnman
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Jack Birnman, Eddie Joseph, Roy Walton
a utility discovery \n utility sequence - spectator deals and stops on their own selection, and second selection is then found reversed in the deck \n joshua jay \n utility discovery \n joshua jay
1998
a teen's routines Joshua Jay
A Utility Discovery
Utility sequence - spectator deals and stops on their own selection, and second selection is then found reversed in the deck
would i lie to you? \n three piles, performer selects card from center pile and makes statements, spectator take cards from lie or truth pile, values added, selection arrived at \n karl fulves \n 3 little words \n stewart james \n informant \n karl fulves \n a card force \n karl fulves \n mel bennett
1998
underworld Karl Fulves
Would I Lie To You?
three piles, performer selects card from center pile and makes statements, spectator take cards from lie or truth pile, values added, selection arrived at
the chosen few \n a card created with a cut off pile by chosen a card for suit and counting for value, another spectator cuts to it \n peter duffie
1998
deck direct Peter Duffie
The Chosen Few
a card created with a cut off pile by chosen a card for suit and counting for value, another spectator cuts to it
utility discovery \n utility sequence - spectator deals and stops on their own selection, and second selection is then found reversed in the deck \n joshua jay \n a utility discovery \n joshua jay
1999
magic atlas Joshua Jay
Utility Discovery
Utility sequence - spectator deals and stops on their own selection, and second selection is then found reversed in the deck
repeat cheat \n fourteen-card packet, three cards selected in spectators's own hands by dealing two poker hand and remembering top card, another spectator finds all, all three are the same unknowingly \n karl fulves \n 4 - 6 - 11 \n lewis jones
1999
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Repeat Cheat
fourteen-card packet, three cards selected in spectators's own hands by dealing two poker hand and remembering top card, another spectator finds all, all three are the same unknowingly
the pack "cut" into four heaps \n no. 16, spectator eliminates piles and cards until selection remains \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Pack "Cut" into Four Heaps
No. 16, spectator eliminates piles and cards until selection remains
(e) spectator produces the right cards from a pocket \n cards "as quickly as possible" take from pocketed deck by spectator \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
(e) Spectator Produces the Right Cards from a Pocket
cards "as quickly as possible" take from pocketed deck by spectator
discovering the chosen card by a throw of the dice \n no. 5, card layout on table and cards eliminated via through of die, partial forcing deck
- variation \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Discovering the Chosen Card by a Throw of the Dice
No. 5, card layout on table and cards eliminated via through of die, partial forcing deck
the chosen card, shuffled into the pack, discovered by anyone \n no. 19, equivoque \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Chosen Card, Shuffled into the Pack, Discovered by Anyone
a question of sex \n unknown card marked on back is found by spectator \n roberto giobbi \n the moving pencil \n harry lorayne
2000
card college — volume 4 Roberto Giobbi
clever is as foolish does \n spectator finds selection three times with the aid of the joker \n wolff von keyserlingk
2000
concertos for pasteboard Wolff von Keyserlingk
Clever Is as Foolish Does
spectator finds selection three times with the aid of the joker
feminine intuition \n first 1992 \n jörg alexander weber \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
2000
concertos for pasteboard Jörg Alexander Weber
mery \n spectator finds selection of other spectator with a pendulum \n christoph borer \n pendulum \n christoph borer \n pendulum \n christoph borer \n pendulum \n christoph borer
2000
anam cara Christoph Borer
Mery
spectator finds selection of other spectator with a pendulum
the hallmark \n multiple spectators locate their own card in a packet, spelling to determine amount of cards for each spectator \n marty kane \n phone zone no. 1 \n peter duffie \n hallmark inventory \n marty kane \n marilyn, carolyn, timothy, & sue \n steve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marty Kane
The Hallmark
multiple spectators locate their own card in a packet, spelling to determine amount of cards for each spectator
blind man's bluff \n spectator finds cards in deck, rest is secretly blank, cards are predicted \n simon lovell \n cagliostro's spectacles \n shaman
2000
son of simon says! Simon Lovell
Blind Man's Bluff
spectator finds cards in deck, rest is secretly blank, cards are predicted
restoration \n four red-backed and 4 blue-backed cards torn in half, one card signed on face and a half kept, card chosen from 3x5 square made from rest, matching half found \n karl fulves
2001
hex squared Karl Fulves
Restoration
four red-backed and 4 blue-backed cards torn in half, one card signed on face and a half kept, card chosen from 3x5 square made from rest, matching half found
thoughts in color \n no. 19, spectator choses card from packet, another spectator finds it, only odd-colored \n unknown
2001
new self-working card tricks
Unknown
Thoughts in Color
No. 19, spectator choses card from packet, another spectator finds it, only odd-colored
she read your mind \n no. 68, spectator finds card which is divined by performer \n karl fulves \n tony bartolotta
2001
new self-working card tricks Karl Fulves, Tony Bartolotta
She Read Your Mind
No. 68, spectator finds card which is divined by performer
the real work \n two-card location, do as i do style \n harry lorayne \n aces wild \n ron johnson \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
the four kings \n card thought of, then a spectator extracts it from pocket, three matching cards found, then assembly, four double facers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n die vier könige \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
2002
hofzinser's card tricks Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
The Four Kings
card thought of, then a spectator extracts it from pocket, three matching cards found, then assembly, four double facers
4 - 6 - 11 \n three cards selected from twelve-card packet via dealing, a spectator finds all three \n lewis jones \n repeat cheat \n karl fulves
2002
ahead of the pack Lewis Jones
4 - 6 - 11
three cards selected from twelve-card packet via dealing, a spectator finds all three
spectator produces card from inside pocket \n spectator finds two cards but not third, performer does and shows that the deck consists of duplicates of this card \n al baker
2003
the secret ways of al baker Al Baker
Spectator produces Card from Inside Pocket
spectator finds two cards but not third, performer does and shows that the deck consists of duplicates of this card
covered double shot \n two spectators end up with their card when deck is dribbled underneath handkerchief \n gordon bean \n jim patton \n covered, up! \n jerry k. hartman
2003
penumbra Gordon Bean, Jim Patton
Covered Double Shot
two spectators end up with their card when deck is dribbled underneath handkerchief
spot-on die \n six card packet, selection found by spelling rolled number on die, repeat \n karl fulves \n spotter die (deland)
2003
hofzinser notebook Karl Fulves
Spot-On Die
six card packet, selection found by spelling rolled number on die, repeat
mental case \n spectator removes mate of another person's selection from part of deck without knowing it \n karl fulves \n "mental deck" (theodore deland)
2003
hofzinser notebook Karl Fulves
Mental Case
spectator removes mate of another person's selection from part of deck without knowing it
transference \n magician divines spectator's thought of card, then another spectator divines another's thought of card, then spectator locates his own card \n jay sankey
2003
twenty years of magic Jay Sankey
Transference
Magician divines spectator's thought of card, then another spectator divines another's thought of card, then spectator locates his own card
pick it out \n spectator thinks of a card from one deck, then upjogs three cards from another deck one of which must be his selection, another spectator find the right one from the backs, arrows on cards point to the right card à la instant stooging \n karl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves