novel card discovery - first method\ncards counted during spreading during selection, replaced at known position, controlled via jog shuffle\n unknown
1909
the art of magic
Unknown
Novel Card Discovery - First Method
cards counted during spreading during selection, replaced at known position, controlled via jog shuffle
second method\nthumb count with one hand, also for finding a card in the center and turning it over on top\njack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master manipulations Jack Merlin
Second Method
thumb count with one hand, also for finding a card in the center and turning it over on top
vibrating cards\nthree selection produced one handed from the middle of the deck, pulled out with the thumb one by one\njack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master manipulations Jack Merlin
Vibrating Cards
three selection produced one handed from the middle of the deck, pulled out with the thumb one by one
telling the amount of cards cut by a spectator\nperformer knows amount of cards cut to, then asks for another number and cuts that number himself\njack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master miracles Jack Merlin
Telling the Amount of Cards Cut by a Spectator
performer knows amount of cards cut to, then asks for another number and cuts that number himself
counting subtlety\napparently forgetting to give the spectator the instruction to take a card while spreading\nralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
Counting Subtlety
apparently forgetting to give the spectator the instruction to take a card while spreading
the "e.v." invisible double lift\nusing a thumb count\nedward victor\nthumb count double lift\nedward victor\nfather cyprian
1937
magic of the hands Edward Victor
the zingone thumbnail gauge\ncutting off packet of known number\nlouis zingone\nthumbnail measuring\n unknown\nfingernail estimation\ndai vernon
1940
expert card technique Louis Zingone
pick me up\nnumber between one and thirty is named, an indicator card is inserted at that position and the card card named\nwalter b. gibson\nthe power of two\nroy walton\nbinary division\nmichael weber
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Walter B. Gibson
Pick Me Up
number between one and thirty is named, an indicator card is inserted at that position and the card card named
throw in location\nthumb riffle estimation to 19/20th position , two methods\nedward marlo\nmental stab\nedward marlo
1955
the new phoenix 301-348 Edward Marlo
Throw in Location
thumb riffle estimation to 19/20th position , two methods
marlo's favorite\nfinding out how many cards a spectator cut off by cutting remainder in half and counting those\nedward marlo
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
Marlo's Favorite
finding out how many cards a spectator cut off by cutting remainder in half and counting those
off center faro divider\nmethod of dividing deck in four packets of non-equal size of known number\nedward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Off Center Faro Divider
method of dividing deck in four packets of non-equal size of known number
finnell's spell\nas a set-up for gene finnell's "spelling the aces"\nsam randlett\nfaro divider\nedward marlo\naces respelled\ngene finnell
1968
epilogue Sam Randlett
Finnell's Spell
as a set-up for Gene Finnell's "Spelling the Aces"
marlo's double count\nusing partial secret incomplete faro condition to quickly place cards at wanted positions, two methods (faro and table faro)\nedward marlo\nmarlo's double count\nedward marlo
1969
hierophant Edward Marlo
Marlo's Double Count
using partial secret incomplete faro condition to quickly place cards at wanted positions, two methods (faro and table faro)
vernash's aces\nfaros and free cut principle, see p. 443 for additional crediting\nmartin a. nash\nfree count aces\nroger crosthwaite\nhoochie coochie aces\nmichael powers
1975
ever so sleightly Martin A. Nash
Vernash's Aces
faros and Free Cut Principle, see p. 443 for additional crediting
overhand-run finesse\nfinesse for overhand shuffling some cards singly and putting them back on top\nharry lorayne\noverhand-run control\nharry lorayne
1979
quantum leaps Harry Lorayne
Overhand-Run Finesse
finesse for overhand shuffling some cards singly and putting them back on top
push-off count and pull-down move\ncredit information\nstephen minch\nwhat about the buckle count?\njon racherbaumer
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2 Stephen Minch
more on the buckle count\ncorrections and additions to the article, quotes from correspondence with stephen minch\njon racherbaumer\nstephen minch\nwhat about the buckle count?\njon racherbaumer
1993
the olram file Jon Racherbaumer, Stephen Minch
More on the Buckle Count
corrections and additions to the article, quotes from correspondence with Stephen Minch
counting cards while spreading them between the hands\ndouble pushover technique\nroberto giobbi\nroger klause\nalex elmsley
1998
card college — volume 3 Roberto Giobbi, Roger Klause, Alex Elmsley
Counting Cards while spreading them between the Hands
overhand shuffling a card to any position\nno. 15, counting spread with replacement, then jog shuffle placement\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Overhand Shuffling a Card to Any Position
No. 15, counting spread with replacement, then jog shuffle placement
binary division\nquickly arranging a packet of a wanted number of cards\nmichael weber\npick me up\nwalter b. gibson
2011
knew & improved Michael Weber
Binary Division
quickly arranging a packet of a wanted number of cards
pushover glimpse\nbottom card of face-up deck, also near bottom via ed marlo's kick-off count\njohnny thompson
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson
Pushover Glimpse
bottom card of face-up deck, also near bottom via Ed Marlo's Kick-off Count