how to tell one what card he seeth in the bottome, when the same card is shuffled into the stocke \n card peeked, kept under control with jog shuffle and then "forced" (given) to spectator and divined \n unknown \n how to tell what card he sees on the bottom, when the same card is shuffled into the stock. \n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
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How to tell one what card he seeth in the bottome, when the same card is shuffled into the stocke
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Related to
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1584
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The Discoverie of Witchcraft
(Issue XXVII)
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189
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an other waie to doo the same, having your selfe indeed never seene the card \n card glimpsed with diversion (like letting some cards fall), making piles and following the card, then giving it to spectator and divining it \n unknown \n another way to do the same, having yourself indeed never seen the card. \n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
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An other waie to doo the same, having your selfe indeed never seene the card
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Related to
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1584
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The Discoverie of Witchcraft
(Issue XXVII)
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189
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to tell what card you think on in the whole pack. \n probability and rudimental form of fishing \n unknown
1784
breslaw's last legacy
Unknown
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To tell what Card you think on in the whole Pack.
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1784
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Breslaw's Last Legacy
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63
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to tell what card a person thinks upon, though you are not in the room, or which card he has touched, or waved his hand over \n strange method \n unknown
1784
breslaw's last legacy
Unknown
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To tell what Card a Person thinks upon, though you are not in the Room, or which Card he has touched, or waved his Hand over
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1784
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Breslaw's Last Legacy
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62
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les cartes devinées, les yeux bandés \n spectator selects a bunch of cards and shuffles them, medium comes on stage, then with blindfold and without the performer saying a word all cards are named \n unknown
1784
la magie blanche dévoilée
Unknown
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Les Cartes Devinées, les Yeux Bandés
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1784
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La Magie Blanche Dévoilée
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39
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tour des trois bijoux rendu plus simple & plus merveilleux. \n three objects (jewelry, watch, cigarette case) are selected by three people and all get some playing cards which are added after some rules, performer divines who has which object \n henri decremps
1785
supplément a la magie blanche dévoillée
Henri Decremps
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Tour des trois Bijoux rendu plus simple & plus merveilleux.
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1785
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Supplément A La Magie Blanche Dévoillée
|
235
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|
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deviner la pensée d'autrui par un ancien moyen nouvellement perfectionné \n mutus nomen, final cards found with sword \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
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Deviner la pensée d'autrui par un ancien moyen nouvellement perfectionné
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1786
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Testament de Jérôme Sharp
|
163
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|
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deviner combien de clefs une personne a dans sa poche \n guess how many keys a person has in his pocket \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
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Deviner combien de clefs une personne a dans sa poche
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1786
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Testament de Jérôme Sharp
|
241
|
|
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dire à l'avance la carte que quelqu'un choisira \n a spectator names the card that another person selected \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
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Dire à l'avance la carte que quelqu'un choisira
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1786
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Testament de Jérôme Sharp
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113
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deviner d'avance celle de quatre cartes qu'une personne prendra librement \n spectator names a card that has been touched by another spectator from a group of four cards, performer whispers card to him previously \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
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Deviner d'avance celle de quatre cartes qu'une personne prendra librement
|
1786
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Testament de Jérôme Sharp
|
149
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|
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deviner la carte pensée \n card thought from fan \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
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Deviner la carte pensée
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1786
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Testament de Jérôme Sharp
|
144
|
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to detect, without confederacy, which of four cards has been turned round in your absence \n one-way margins \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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To Detect, without Confederacy, which of Four Cards has been Turned Round in your Absence
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1876
|
Modern Magic
|
57
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|
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the cards revealed by the looking-glass \n joke \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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The Cards Revealed by the Looking-Glass
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1876
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Modern Magic
|
53
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|
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the pairs re-paired \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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The Pairs Re-paired
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1876
|
Modern Magic
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54
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|
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the magic triplets \n variation with twenty-four cards and triplets instead of twenty and pairs \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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The Magic Triplets
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1876
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Modern Magic
|
55
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four packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards \n \n unknown \n any number of packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards. \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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Four Packets of Cards having been Formed face downwards on the Table, to discover the Total Value of the Undermost Cards
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Related to
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1876
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Modern Magic
|
49
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to guess, by the aid of a passage of poetry or prose, such one of sixteen cards as, in the performer's absence, has been touched or selected by the company \n verbal code \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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To Guess, by the aid of a Passage of Poetry or Prose, such one of Sixteen Cards as, in the Performer's Absence, has been Touched or Selected by the Company
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1876
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Modern Magic
|
56
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to name all the cards in the pack in succession \n full stack, eight kings explained \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
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To Name all the Cards in the Pack in Succession
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1876
|
Modern Magic
|
50
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the "whispering trick" \n for one spectator, paperballs over the head situation \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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The "Whispering Trick"
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
|
93
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to name all the cards of the pack in succession \n full stack, 32-version and eight kings explained \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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To Name all the Cards of the Pack in Succession
|
1889
|
Tricks with Cards
|
76
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artificial spiritualism \n removed cards divined, pile cut off by spectator and number of cards as well as number of pips divined, stacked and punch marked \n charlier
1889
tricks with cards
Charlier
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Artificial Spiritualism
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1889
|
Tricks with Cards
|
63
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"reading" the cards \n multiple cards divined with wand, punch marked deck \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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"Reading" the Cards
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
|
58
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a person having secretly thought of a card, and the pack having been divided into three heaps, to declare in which heap the card thought of will be found \n \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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A Person having Secretly Thought of a Card, and the Pack having been Divided into Three Heaps, to Declare in which Heap the Card thought of will be found
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
|
129
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|
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the cards having been freely shuffled and cut into three or four heaps, to name the top card of each heap \n one ahead \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
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The Cards having been freely Shuffled and Cut into three or four Heaps, to Name the Top Card of each Heap
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1889
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Tricks with Cards
|
127
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|
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the capital q \n back-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack \n unknown \n the capital q \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
|
The Capital Q
|
Also published here
|
1889
|
Tricks with Cards
|
95
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|
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any number of packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards. \n with formula for any number of cards \n unknown \n four packets of cards having been formed face downwards on the table, to discover the total value of the undermost cards \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
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Any number of Packets of Cards having been formed face downwards on the Table, to discover the Total Value of the Undermost Cards.
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Related to
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
23
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new numerical trick with cards \n three heaps formed while performer is blindfolded according to some mathematical instructions, performer in the end know amount of cards in center pile \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
|
New Numerical Trick with Cards
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
25
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|
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to name the bottom card of each of three heaps of cards \n performer divines bottom cards of three piles by making up mathematical rules with other drawn cards \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
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To name the Bottom Card of each of Three Heaps of Cards
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
88
|
|
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practical illustrations \n - top cards named after cut
- spectator cuts off cards and performer knows number of cards and points containted \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
|
Practical Illustrations
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
75
|
|
|
the capital q \n back-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack \n unknown \n cross roads \n karl fulves \n the capital q \n unknown \n tale of the q \n tony bartolotta \n q-tip \n michael weber
1890
more magic
Unknown
|
The Capital Q
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
27
|
|
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the magic circle \n "to discover a card or other object that has been touched in the performer's absence", with medium and code \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
|
The Magic Circle
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
242
|
|
|
card naming \n when stack has been shuffled, punch deck \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
|
Card Naming
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
81
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|
|
the mysterious pairs \n several spectators remove two cards each and place them face to face, performer receives one card and names the other, then the pairs come together again in the deck \n professor hoffmann
1890
more magic
Professor Hoffmann
|
The Mysterious Pairs
|
1890
|
More Magic
|
84
|
|
|
gedankenübertragung - 3. methode \n medium blindfolded with black hood, medium draws picture of chosen object, draws chosen landscape, draws chosen playing cards and coin \n unknown \n gedankenübertragung \n unknown \n gedankenübertragung \n unknown \n gedankenübertragung \n unknown
1895
die zauberwelt
Unknown
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Gedankenübertragung - 3. Methode
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Related to
|
Sep. 1895
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 1 No. 9)
|
137
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|
|
die macht des zauberstabes \n no. 44, four packets cut by performer, he names top cards of all piles \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Die Macht des Zauberstabes
|
1895
|
Der Kartenkünstler
|
52
|
|
|
das gedankenlesen \n no. 4, spectator writes name of card on paper, card divined by performer, impression on silver plate \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Das Gedankenlesen
|
1895
|
Der Kartenkünstler
|
6
|
|
|
das hellsehen \n no. 17, one of three cards chosen, performer divines, assistant codes with position of cigarette in mouth \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Das Hellsehen
|
1895
|
Der Kartenkünstler
|
22
|
|
|
die magische sehkraft \n no. 18, a picture card is turned around, performer knows with one \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Die magische Sehkraft
|
1895
|
Der Kartenkünstler
|
23
|
|
|
gedankenübertragung - 1. methode - 1. experiment mit karten \n medium on chair divines selected cards, marked and coded by performer in way he holds the card \n unknown
1895
die zauberwelt
Unknown
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Gedankenübertragung - 1. Methode - 1. Experiment mit Karten
|
Mar. 1895
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 1 No. 3)
|
39
|
|
|
das gedankenlesen \n pseudo muscle-reading used to divine a word written on a piece of paper, impression onto metal tray with soap covered paper \n unknown
1895
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
|
Das Gedankenlesen
|
Oct. 1895
|
Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 1 No. 2)
|
28
|
|
|
das nennen jeder karte im spiel oder das bezauberte messer \n borrowed pocket knife stabbed into borrowed deck, performer repeatedly names card above knife, bottom card glimpsed and slipped to stabbed spot \n unknown
1895
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Das Nennen jeder Karte im Spiel oder das bezauberte Messer
|
Jan. 1895
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 1 No. 1)
|
9
|
|
|
die magische sehkraft \n performer blindfolded, spectators hand him cards which he holds to his forehead and divines, palmed mirror \n unknown
1896
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Die magische Sehkraft
|
May 1896
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 2 No. 5)
|
73
|
|
|
der mysteriöse kartenkreis \n card chosen from clock dial layout with counting procedure \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Der mysteriöse Kartenkreis
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
104
|
|
|
der hellseher \n several spectators chose cards and seal them in envelopes, performer divines the cards inside, marked envelopes \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n x rays \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
|
Der Hellseher
|
Related to
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
80
|
|
|
die von drei personen gedachten karten erraten zu können \n three spectators each think of one of three cards, performer divines them \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Die von drei Personen gedachten Karten erraten zu können
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
48
|
|
|
nennen zweier karten \n deck cut in two piles, performer names top two cards \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Nennen zweier Karten
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
43
|
|
|
der allwissende künstler \n "by h. sch., dresden", deck laid out on table, performer can find any named card from the back, switched for stacked deck \n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
|
Der allwissende Künstler
|
Dec. 1896
|
Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 2 No. 4)
|
60
|
|
|
die künstliche reihenfolge der karten \n simple cyclical stack, divination of chosen card \n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
|
Die künstliche Reihenfolge der Karten
|
Mar. 1896
|
Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 1 No. 7)
|
97
|
|
|
das bezauberte messer \n spectator stabs knife into shuffled deck, performer names card, bottom card slipped into position \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Das bezauberte Messer
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
28
|
|
|
nennen der obersten karte im spiel \n performer names top card of shuffled deck multiple times \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Nennen der obersten Karte im Spiel
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
46
|
|
|
zur tachypsychographie oder hellsehen \n by "c. k. from hannover", placement on table cloth codes card to assistant, code of silence, also other objects like coins possible \n unknown \n die tachypsychographie oder "das hellsehen" \n unknown
1896
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Zur Tachypsychographie oder Hellsehen
|
Related to
|
Oct. 1896
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 2 No. 10)
|
153
|
|
|
einzig unfehlbare manier, um vom publikum gemerkte karten zu erraten \n strange force of fourth card from top \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
|
Einzig unfehlbare Manier, um vom Publikum gemerkte Karten zu erraten
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
29
|
|
|
das mädchen für alles in gestalt eines kartenspieles \n combination of effects from book
1. die magische sehkraft
2. die kartenwage
3. performer repeatedly names card where spectator cuts to
4. das lesen mit den fingerspitzen
5. das sortier-etui (removing named cards from pocket)
6. das unsichtbare, geheimnisvolle uhrwerk
7. performer can always cut at a king (four kings crimped) \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Das Mädchen für Alles in Gestalt eines Kartenspieles
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
85
|
|
|
nennen mehrerer gezogener karten \n cards chosen, then deck switched and cards returned, cards identified because they are twice in deck or because one deck is short \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Nennen mehrerer gezogener Karten
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
44
|
|
|
erraten mehrerer karten durch ein gewisses schema \n \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
|
Erraten mehrerer Karten durch ein gewisses Schema
|
1896
|
Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|
95
|
|
|
ne plus ultra - first method \n pile of cards removed, noted and placed on pack, after some dealing procedure, the performer divines the cards in face-down layout, also alternative with marked deck or stripper, "quadrating" (p. 50) \n unknown \n das non plus ultra-kunststück \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
|
Ne Plus Ultra - First Method
|
Also published here
|
1897
|
New Era Card Tricks
|
48
|
|
|
ne plus ultra - second method \n pile of cards removed, noted and placed on pack, after some dealing procedure, spectator deals through cards and performer stops him at all selections \n unknown \n das non plus ultra-kunststück \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
|
Ne Plus Ultra - Second Method
|
Also published here
|
1897
|
New Era Card Tricks
|
55
|
|
|
der kartenkünstler als hellseher \n "by hugo sch., dresden", layout of all cards on table, performer can name any of the cards \n hugo schröder \n der gedächtniskünstler im salon \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
Hugo Schröder
|
Der Kartenkünstler als Hellseher
|
Related to
|
Jan. 1897
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 3 No. 1)
|
4
|
|
|
ein geheimnis \n deck shuffled and cut into two piles, performer looks at top card of one pile and can name top card of other pile, repeated \n unknown
1897
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
|
Ein Geheimnis
|
June 1897
|
Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 2 No. 12)
|
184
|
|
|
thought foretold \n deck divided in four piles, one chose, all cards divined and predicted \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
|
Thought Foretold
|
1897
|
New Era Card Tricks
|
135
|
|
|
x rays \n cards in envelopes are divined, two methods, envelopes marked visually or haptically \n unknown \n der hellseher \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
|
X Rays
|
Related to
|
1897
|
New Era Card Tricks
|
144
|
|
|
the mysterious hat \n two cards are divined and then travel into hat \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
|
The Mysterious Hat
|
1897
|
New Era Card Tricks
|
190
|
|
|
mystic divination \n pile of card selected and pocketed by spectator, cards are divined by performer \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
|
Mystic Divination
|
1897
|
New Era Card Tricks
|
191
|
|
|
weissagen wider willen \n card written on billet and put in envelope, another empty envelope closed, spectator divines selection (via multiple-step equivoque), card travels from deck into this envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n weissagen wider willen \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1898
der zauberspiegel
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
|
Weissagen wider Willen
|
Also published here
|
May 1898
|
Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 3 No. 11)
|
172
|
|
|
divination on slate \n two spectators connected with rope for "thought transmission", name of card apparently written on slate by spectator \n unknown
1898
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Divination on Slate
|
June 1898
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 4 No. 6)
|
85
|
|
|
eine gedanken-photographie \n spectator writes card on paper, two blank business cards put in box, on one appears image and on other name of selection \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1900
die zauberwelt
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
|
Eine Gedanken-Photographie
|
Dec. 1900
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 6 No. 12)
|
184
|
|
|
das non plus ultra-kunststück \n pile of cards removed, noted and placed on pack, after some dealing procedure, the performer divines the cards in face-down layout, translation by john willmann \n unknown \n ne plus ultra - first method \n unknown \n das non plus ultra-kunststück \n unknown
1900
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Das non plus ultra-Kunststück
|
Related toAlso published here
|
May 1900
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 6 No. 5)
|
67
|
|
|
das non plus ultra-kunststück \n part two of translation, with marked and stripper deck variants \n unknown \n das non plus ultra-kunststück \n unknown
1900
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Das non plus ultra-Kunststück
|
Related to
|
June 1900
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 6 No. 6)
|
83
|
|
|
das non plus ultra-kunststück \n - zweite methode
pile of cards removed, noted and placed on pack, after some dealing procedure, spectator deals through cards and performer stops him at all selections \n unknown \n ne plus ultra - second method \n unknown
1900
die zauberwelt
Unknown
|
Das Non plus ultra-Kunststück
|
Also published here
|
July 1900
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 6 No. 7)
|
99
|
|
|
ueberraschungen mit hülfe der mnemotechnik \n card taken out of in-the-hands spread, deck secretly cut and bottom card glimpsed and divined \n s. v. s.
1901
die zauberwelt
S. v. S.
|
Ueberraschungen mit Hülfe der Mnemotechnik
|
June 1901
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 7 No. 6)
|
92
|
|
|
weissagen wider willen \n card written down, another spectator divines it via equivoque, it vanishes from deck and appears in envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n weissagen wider willen \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1901
die zauberwelt
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
|
Weissagen wider Willen
|
Also published here
|
Nov. 1901
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 7 No. 11)
|
164
|
|
|
das erraten der zahl der points mehrerer karten \n piles made by counting up to fifteen from whatever value the first card of each pile is, sum of bottom cards of piles divined \n robert lenz
1901
die zauberwelt
Robert Lenz
|
Das Erraten der Zahl der Points mehrerer Karten
|
July 1901
|
Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 7 No. 7)
|
102
|
|
|
ueberraschungen mit hülfe der mnemotechnik ii. \n ten cards chosen and named \n s. v. s.
1901
die zauberwelt
S. v. S.
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Ueberraschungen mit Hülfe der Mnemotechnik II.
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Aug. 1901
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 7 No. 8)
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126
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ueberraschungen mit hülfe der mnemotechnik iii. \n three cards chosen, one card appears face-up on face of deck, other two cards named \n s. v. s.
1901
die zauberwelt
S. v. S.
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Ueberraschungen mit Hülfe der Mnemotechnik III.
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Sep. 1901
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 7 No. 9)
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139
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to tell the card at which any members of the audience may cut a pack \n people cut off small piles, bottom cards divined, stack \n l. graham lewis
1902
the modern conjurer
L. Graham Lewis
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To Tell the Card at which any Members of the Audience May Cut a Pack
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1902
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The Modern Conjurer
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67
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xii. weissagen wider willen \n (ein kartenkunststück), spectator selects a card and writes name on paper, which is sealed in envelope, other spectator guesses card and selection vanishes from deck and appears in second envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1902
moderne magie
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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XII. Weissagen wider Willen
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1902
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Moderne Magie
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136
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sensationelles erraten einer gedachten karte mit hülfe des muskellesens \n spectator cuts off a pile and remembers bottom card which is later divined, break picked up during replacement \n hänsel kastner
1902
die zauberwelt
Hänsel Kastner
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Sensationelles Erraten einer gedachten Karte mit Hülfe des Muskellesens
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Aug. 1902
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 8 No. 8)
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118
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von drei karten, welche drei verschiedene personen gezogen haben, die zu nennen, welche eine jede gezogen hat \n three spectators do some calculation with their selections after which the performer know who has which card \n unknown
1902
die zauberwelt
Unknown
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Von drei Karten, welche drei verschiedene Personen gezogen haben, die zu nennen, welche eine jede gezogen hat
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Nov. 1902
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 8 No. 11)
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174
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ein moderner erfinder - 13. \n card put in envelope is divined \n phantome \n ein moderner erfinder \n phantome
1902
die zauberwelt
Phantome
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Ein moderner Erfinder - 13.
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Related to
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Jan. 1902
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 8 No. 1)
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11
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die 20 karten \n \n unknown
1902
die zauberwelt
Unknown
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Die 20 Karten
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Dec. 1902
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 8 No. 12)
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189
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die augen als kartenspiegel \n spectator has two cards and should hold up one, performer divines it, less blood in the hand \n hugo schrader
1904
der zauberspiegel
Hugo Schrader
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Die Augen als Kartenspiegel
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June 1904
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Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 4 No. 6)
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91
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hellsehen mit karten \n medium knows order of cards after "spectator' shuffles, stooge, medium in dark bag with flash light \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt
A. J.
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Hellsehen mit Karten
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Dec. 1904
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Die Zauberwelt
(Vol. 10 No. 12)
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188
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eine übernatürliche uebereinstimmung \n card chosen and lost, dominoes placed together by spectator, endpoint indicate suit and value and added up the position of the selection \n hugo schrader \n "unerreicht!" (conradis der kartenkünstler im xx. jahrhundert, p. 81)
1904
der zauberspiegel
Hugo Schrader
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Eine übernatürliche Uebereinstimmung
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Inspired by- "Unerreicht!" (Conradis Der Kartenkünstler im XX. Jahrhundert, p. 81)
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May 1904
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Der Zauberspiegel
(Vol. 4 No. 5)
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70
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clairvoyance with cards - first method \n spectator touches card in fanned-out deck, performer instantly names it \n unknown
1909
the art of magic
Unknown
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Clairvoyance with Cards - First Method
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1909
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The Art of Magic
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165
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third method \n deck shuffled by spectators and several remove a card, they're replaced and divined, index with hole throughout deck (x-ray deck) \n theodore deland
1909
the art of magic
Theodore DeLand
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Third Method
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1909
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The Art of Magic
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166
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the reversed card \n spectator turns card end for end and performer knows which one \n unknown
1911
modern card manipulation
Unknown
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The Reversed Card
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1911
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Modern Card Manipulation
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94
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the guessing game \n spectator guesses correctly on of three cards he has in pocket, then it change places with one of the other two cards \n stanley collins \n the lay of the last minstrel but one \n stanley collins
1915
original magical creations
Stanley Collins
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The Guessing Game
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Related to
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1915
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Original Magical Creations
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63
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odd or even \n no. 11, spectator cuts off pile and spectator divined whether it's an odd or even number \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Odd or Even
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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42
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the twentieth century puzzle \n no. 14, chosen cards are returned into deck one by one and divined \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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The Twentieth Century Puzzle
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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46
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coluria \n no. 25, thirty-two-deck of cards is cut and dealt into six piles, two remaining cards pocketed, colors of top cards code bottom cards and cards in pocket, done out-of-room \n charles t. jordan \n the magic of de bruijn sequences \n persi diaconis \n ron graham
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Coluria
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Variations
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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68
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satan's trance \n no. 26, four cards removed from thirty-two-card deck and put in envelope, lights out, when lights are back on the names of cards are written on envelope \n charles t. jordan \n the up-down system \n karl fulves \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Satan's Trance
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Variations
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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70
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telepathic control \n no. 15, card chosen after some dealing is divined \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Telepathic Control
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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48
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the spirit mathematician \n no. 2, half deck in performer's pocket, card with same suit and cards who add up to same domination as selection are produced, (binary, 1,2,4,8) \n charles t. jordan \n the secret mathematician \n charles t. jordan \n arthur finley
1920
ten new impromptu card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Spirit Mathematician
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Related to
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1920
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Ten New Impromptu Card Tricks
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5
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the reversed court card \n no. 6, one of four court cards is reversed by spectator, performer divines which one, one-way on face of some bicycle cards \n charles t. jordan \n reversed court card \n charles t. jordan
1920
ten new impromptu card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Reversed Court Card
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Also published here
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1920
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Ten New Impromptu Card Tricks
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14
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al baker's mind-reading card trick \n locator cards, one-ahead, billets \n al baker
1920s
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
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Al Baker's Mind-Reading Card Trick
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1920s
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue The Twenty-Five Dollar Manuscript)
|
474
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the take a peek card trick \n four groups shuffled, card chosen and by looking at the section it came from it is divined \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Take a Peek Card Trick
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Card Tricks)
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22
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the mysterious detective \n three spectators pocket cards, performer names them, stack that can be riffle shuffled once \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Mysterious Detective
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
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35
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the impromptu card reader \n some hands dealt and performer knows cards in one of them, riffle stacking from bottom \n charles t. jordan \n impromptu card reader \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Impromptu Card Reader
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Related to
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
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30
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fate and the joker \n card selected by stabbing joker, card named, stacked deck \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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Fate and the Joker
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
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35
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the assistance card trick \n follow up to last trick, card is selected and put in pocket, performer goes through the cards once and knows the missing one, clocking mod 13 \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Assistance Card Trick
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Card Tricks)
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11
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a "spirit divination" mystery \n name of card appears on empty paper \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic
Edward Bagshawe
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A "Spirit Divination" Mystery
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1924
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Exclusive Problems in Magic
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42
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telepathisches kontrollsystem. \n no. 16, playing card is selected and placed inside a book, on blank piece of paper sealed inside an envelope, name of card and page number appears \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1926
magische miniaturen
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Telepathisches Kontrollsystem.
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1926
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Magische Miniaturen
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54
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to name the bottom cards of a number of heaps by looking at the top cards \n \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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To Name The Bottom Cards Of A Number Of Heaps By Looking At The Top Cards
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1927
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The Nikola Card System
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43
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card telepathy \n \n tom sellers
1927
tricks that work
Tom Sellers
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Card Telepathy
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1927
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Tricks That Work
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13
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the telepathogram \n magician divines thought of card, and writing appears on paper that divines position of card in the deck \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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The Telepathogram
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1927
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The Nikola Card System
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54
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to name the pack in order, without looking at it, either from the bottom or from the top \n deck shuffled halfway through \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system
Louis Nikola
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To Name The Pack In Order, Without Looking At It, Either From The Bottom or From The Top
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1927
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The Nikola Card System
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39
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psycho-analysis \n performer divines card and thought of name of a spectator by holding his wrist, then spectator divines thought of card from spectator \n oswald rae
1928
sub rosa
Oswald Rae
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Psycho-Analysis
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1928
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Sub Rosa
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77
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rae's ten-card trick \n spectator removes ten cards and selects one, performer puts cards in pocket and removes selection, duplicates \n oswald rae
1928
sub rosa
Oswald Rae
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Rae's Ten-Card Trick
|
1928
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Sub Rosa
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1
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the mystery card reading method \n pack behind back, performer names cards \n theodore annemann
1931
the book without a name
Theodore Annemann
|
The Mystery Card Reading Method
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1931
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The Book Without A Name
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35
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telepathy in the audience \n spectator looks through the deck and removes a card, it's the card another spectator had chosen \n theodore annemann
1931
the book without a name
Theodore Annemann
|
Telepathy in the Audience
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1931
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The Book Without A Name
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19
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synchrono - a mechanical pack \n stacked peek deck
- to gain knowledge of any card freely selected
- to name the cards one after the other
- to reverse the positions of the two uppermost cards
- a further effect (card to case) \n eric f. impey
1931
try this one
Eric F. Impey
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Synchrono - A Mechanical Pack
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1931
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Try This One
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4
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find the lady \n a queen and four aces are put in five envelopes, performer finds envelope with odd card \n theodore annemann \n find the queen \n theodore annemann
1931
the book without a name
Theodore Annemann
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Find the Lady
|
Also published here
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1931
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The Book Without A Name
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41
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the marvellous discovery \n card removed from pack while performer is not looking, yet he quickly finds two cards that denote the selection by value and suit without looking at the faces
- first method
- second method ("shades")
- third method (difference in design) \n victor farelli \n an alternate detection \n theodore annemann
1931
controlled coincidence
Victor Farelli
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The Marvellous Discovery
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Related to
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1931
|
Controlled Coincidence
|
12
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double date \n dates of two borrowed coins divined, dates written into grid on a paper by spectator \n tom sellers \n anything squared \n karl fulves
1931
magical pleasantries
Tom Sellers
|
Double Date
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Variations
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1931
|
Magical Pleasantries
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8
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psychic sympathy \n two decks, spectator cuts his deck and looks at one, performer removes same card from his deck, trick is repeated. two methods \n theodore annemann
1931
the book without a name
Theodore Annemann
|
Psychic Sympathy
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1931
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The Book Without A Name
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27
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thought reading extraordinary \n spectator cuts to any card, performer reads mind from distance, estimation & memorized deck \n laurie ireland
1931
ireland writes a book
Laurie Ireland
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Thought Reading Extraordinary
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1931
|
Ireland Writes a Book
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18
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can you imagine!! (an unusual card effect) \n spectator apparently able to predict magician's selected card \n lu brent
1932
novel magic
Lu Brent
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Can You Imagine!! (An unusual card effect)
|
1932
|
Novel Magic
|
36
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mind reading trick \n locator cards, one-ahead, billets \n al baker
1932
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
Mind Reading Trick
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1932
|
The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Al Baker's Pack)
|
483
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the impossible discovery \n forcing deck, two deck switches \n al baker \n baker's impossible discovery - fb improvement \n frederick braue
1933
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
The Impossible Discovery
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Variations
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1933
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Al Baker's Book)
|
83
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the floating image \n afterimage as presentation to divine several cards \n victor farelli \n dr. herschell
1933
farelli's card magic — part two
Victor Farelli, Dr. Herschell
|
The Floating Image
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1933
|
Farelli's Card Magic — Part Two
|
104
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the two person location \n two bottom cards code two selections to assistant in other room, stacked \n theodore annemann \n two person location \n theodore annemann \n the knockout \n clayton brown \n tricks i like - 1. \n al baker
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret
Theodore Annemann
|
The Two Person Location
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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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20
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another sympathetic mystery \n two decks, spectator selects card from one, performer finds duplicate in other deck, stacked, estimation, fishing \n theodore annemann \n another sympathetic mystery \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret
Theodore Annemann
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Another Sympathetic Mystery
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Related to
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1934
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SH-H-H--! It's A Secret
|
26
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your card \n behind back you produce card of same suit and value as spectator's selection, si stebbins \n orville wayne meyer \n your card \n orville wayne meyer
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret
Orville Wayne Meyer
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Your Card
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Related to
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1934
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SH-H-H--! It's A Secret
|
30
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the guessing contest \n performer and spectator write a card on a slip of paper and try to find the others card, while the spectator cannot find the card in ten attempts, the performer hits on the first card \n theodore annemann \n a test of power \n eddie clever \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret
Theodore Annemann
|
The Guessing Contest
|
Variations
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1934
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SH-H-H--! It's A Secret
|
18
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your card! \n selection is divined via two cards behind back (suit, value), cyclical stack, see page 99 for improvement by meyer \n orville wayne meyer
1934
the jinx 1-50
Orville Wayne Meyer
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Your Card!
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1934
|
The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 2)
|
7
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a real psychic card test \n stacked deck and slates \n theodore annemann \n controlled thot \n e. leslie may
1934
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
|
A Real Psychic Card Test
|
Variations
|
1934
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 3)
|
11
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card divination \n spectator puts cards in pockets, performer divines selection from those \n tom sellers
1934
card tricks that work
Tom Sellers
|
Card Divination
|
1934
|
Card Tricks That Work
|
5
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a trick with the si stebbins pack \n selection divined by two cards (suit and value) \n tom sellers
1934
card tricks that work
Tom Sellers
|
A Trick with the Si Stebbins Pack
|
1934
|
Card Tricks That Work
|
6
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impromptu frame ups \n card divination with instant stooge \n theodore annemann \n tom bowyer
1935
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann, Tom Bowyer
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Impromptu Frame Ups
|
1935
|
The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 6)
|
22
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a practical card code \n verbal \n orville wayne meyer \n color code \n milbourne christopher
1935
the jinx 1-50
Orville Wayne Meyer
|
A Practical Card Code
|
Variations
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1935
|
The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 7)
|
26
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codes for mind reading with cards \n - talking code (first method)
- talking code (second method)
- silent code (method one)
- silent code (method two)
- silent code for confederate \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
Codes for Mind Reading with Cards
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
22
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the new double telepathy routine \n uses the box from mental masterpiece + index, spectator and performer think of a card and try to guess the card of the other \n theodore annemann
1935
mental bargain effects
Theodore Annemann
|
The New Double Telepathy Routine
|
1935
|
Mental Bargain Effects
|
7
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tricks with assistant as the medium \n two methods, medium divines cards or finds selections, culling key cards together \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
Tricks with Assistant as the Medium
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
21
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coincidence \n spectator shuffles deck and cuts to a card, same card is removed by performer from another deck, card shiner \n wm. hewitt
1935
mental bargain effects
Wm. Hewitt
|
Coincidence
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1935
|
Mental Bargain Effects
|
11
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thoughts in the air \n medium divines card and object in room, code via cards \n theodore annemann
1935
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
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Thoughts in the Air
|
1935
|
The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 14)
|
70
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a daffy discovery \n pocketed card is revealed through other cards, optional forcing bank \n theodore annemann
1935
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
|
A Daffy Discovery
|
1935
|
The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Summer Extra 1935)
|
46
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par-optic vision \n cards pocketed by spectator are divined one by one, see page 99 for improvement by annemann, see page 164 for comment by william larsen \n theodore annemann \n ein psycho-kartenprogramm \n carlhorst meier
1935
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
|
Par-Optic Vision
|
Variations
|
1935
|
The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Summer Extra 1935)
|
48
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get it! \n deck is handed to three spectators in the dark, everyone selects a card and when the light is on again, performer reveals all three cards \n theodore annemann
1935
mental bargain effects
Theodore Annemann
|
Get It!
|
1935
|
Mental Bargain Effects
|
15
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me and miss missus \n coding card to assistent, stacked pack \n al baker
1935
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
Me and Miss Missus
|
1935
|
The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Al Baker's Second Book)
|
119
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would you believe it? \n freely selected and replaced card is instantly named, then reverses itself \n louis lam
1935
would you believe it?
Louis Lam
|
Would you Believe it?
|
1935
|
Would You Believe It?
|
8
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the key card principle - an example of presentation \n \n unknown \n hugard's example of presentation \n roberto giobbi
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
The Key Card Principle - An Example of Presentation
|
Variations
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1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
9
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the three heaps \n spectator cuts deck in three piles, three top cards are divined, repeat \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
The Three Heaps
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
10
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the trio \n three cards divined, no-touch confusion force \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
The Trio
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
10
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a card and a number \n naming name and position of selection, key card \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
A Card and a Number
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
11
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the count down \n card and its position remembered and divined, two key cards \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
The Count Down
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
12
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an envelope mystery \n forced cards put in envelopes with punch marks, including "a variation" \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
An Envelope Mystery
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
14
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|
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clairvoyant reading of several cards \n naming packet of cards through handkerchief \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
Clairvoyant Reading of Several Cards
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
18
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a startling experiment \n naming missing card \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
A Startling Experiment
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
19
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novel card reading \n removed card behind back named, glimpsing palmed key card \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
Novel Card Reading
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
19
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forcing decks \n \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
Forcing Decks
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
|
25
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the impression or carbon system \n two methods \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
|
The Impression or Carbon System
|
1935
|
Mental Magic with Cards
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26
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the mirror principle \n \n unknown
1935
mental magic with cards
Unknown
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The Mirror Principle
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1935
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Mental Magic with Cards
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28
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hilarious finish to an old trick \n card at number with recount, another spectator names it \n unknown
1936
card manipulations
Unknown
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Hilarious Finish to an Old Trick
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1936
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Card Manipulations
(Issue 5)
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154
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the psychic knows \n three cards divined by medium, stacked deck \n robert parrish
1936
the jinx 1-50
Robert Parrish
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The Psychic Knows
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1936
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Winter Extra 1935/36)
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86
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controlled coincidence \n (impromptu method)
magician divines mental selection by using two cards - one denoting suit and one denoting value \n victor farelli \n a strange coincidence \n victor farelli
1936
lend me your pack
Victor Farelli
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Controlled Coincidence
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Inspired by
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1936
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Lend Me Your Pack
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40
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another stop! \n spectator stops while riffling, performer knows card, short card and set-up, for credit details reference \n paul curry \n another stop! \n paul curry
1936
the jinx 1-50
Paul Curry
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Another Stop!
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Inspired by
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1936
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 19)
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107
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a version of the al baker three billet trick \n three cards that are selected (one thought-of) and written on a billet are divined, stacked deck \n theodore annemann \n al baker
1936
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann, Al Baker
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A Version of the Al Baker Three Billet Trick
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1936
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 19)
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108
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cards in the cases \n fair selection is found in second deck, set-up \n john braun \n theodore annemann
1936
the jinx 1-50
John Braun, Theodore Annemann
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Cards in the Cases
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1936
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 25)
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158
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notaria \n chosen card and diagram are divined/duplicated, forcing deck, center tear \n theodore annemann \n center-tear \n thomas alan waters
1936
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
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Notaria
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Related to
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1936
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 27)
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165
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a simplified five card problem variation \n combining "a simplified five card problem" (genii november 1936) with card silk \n theodore annemann
1936
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
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A Simplified Five Card Problem Variation
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1936
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 27)
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166
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an insolvable mystery \n deck behind performer's back in handkerchief, spectator names any number, performer the card at this position \n dai vernon \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n frederick braue \n insolvable mystery \n dai vernon \n punched in the dark \n tom gagnon
1936
card manipulations
Dai Vernon
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An Insolvable Mystery
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Related toVariations
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1936
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Card Manipulations
(Issue 5)
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152
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the card and crystal ball \n spectator divines selection in crystal ball, with variation by joe berg \n joe berg \n unknown \n the town skryer \n orson welles
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Joe Berg, Unknown
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The Card and Crystal Ball
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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35
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unconscious thought transmission \n card placed in envelope in beginning turns out to be any named one, memorized deck as open index \n louis nikola \n unconscious thought transmission \n louis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Louis Nikola
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Unconscious Thought Transmission
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Also published here
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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398
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sight unseen \n medium in other room divines card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Sight Unseen
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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292
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miracle code \n medium in other room divines card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Miracle Code
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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292
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duo-mentality \n medium in other room divines card, code with pencil \n howard albright
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Howard Albright
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Duo-Mentality
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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293
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a psychic card feat \n after some calculations the spectator selects a card that the performer divines \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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A Psychic Card Feat
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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186
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telepathic cards \n medium in other room divines cards, pocket writing \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Telepathic Cards
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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293
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toy telephone reading \n medium divines cards \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Toy Telephone Reading
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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293
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parallel thoughts \n one of four freely take cards is selected, medium finds out which one \n theodore annemann
1937
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
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Parallel Thoughts
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1937
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Winter Extra 1936/37)
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183
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the voice of the spirit \n code for assistant in other room \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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The Voice of the Spirit
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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349
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the knockout \n bottom cards code selections to assistant in other room, stacked \n clayton brown \n two person location \n theodore annemann \n the two person location \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Clayton Brown
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The Knockout
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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234
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thought transference \n assistant names selection when he returns into room, code with one-way cards \n u. f. grant
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
U. F. Grant
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Thought Transference
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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163
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reversed court card \n four cards in a row, spectator turns one end for end, performer knows which one \n charles t. jordan \n the reversed court card \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Reversed Court Card
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Also published here
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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18
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the sagacious joker \n four spectators pocket a card each, the joker is tapped against pocket and performer knows the cards, four methods \n walter b. gibson
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Walter B. Gibson
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The Sagacious Joker
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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19
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the trio \n simple no-touch force for any number of cards \n dr. james william elliott
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Dr. James William Elliott
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The Trio
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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20
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card detectives \n spectator pockets two cards and performer divines them, basically a bold force \n glenn g. gravatt
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Glenn G. Gravatt
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Card Detectives
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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22
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the whispering queen \n deck is shuffled and dealt in four heaps, bottom cards divined \n ladson butler \n queen tells all \n jack avis
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ladson Butler
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The Whispering Queen
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Variations
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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24
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find the queen \n four aces and a queen sealed in five envelopes and mixed, performer locates queen \n theodore annemann \n find the lady \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Find The Queen
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Also published here
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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28
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coincidence again \n card with mirror foil on the corner to glimpse spectator's selection \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Coincidence Again
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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74
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mental vision \n four cards chosen and divined, pencil dot card \n glenn g. gravatt
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Glenn G. Gravatt
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Mental Vision
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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82
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card telepathy \n medium in other room divines card, code \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Card Telepathy
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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291
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two person location \n two bottom cards code two selections to assistant in other room, stacked \n theodore annemann \n the knockout \n clayton brown \n the two person location \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Two Person Location
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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213
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the acme spirit test \n living dead test with cards, one has sticky edges \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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The Acme Spirit Test
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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114
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reading the cards \n stacked one-way deck is riffle shuffled, yet order called out \n c. o. williams
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
C. O. Williams
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Reading the Cards
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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155
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one in ten detection \n performer finds out small thought-of number, one-way backs \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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One in Ten Detection
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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156
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instant mindreading \n \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Instant Mindreading
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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159
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in the dark \n divining card through handkerchief \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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In the Dark
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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169
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long distance mindreading \n stacked deck mailed to friend with selection procedure, crib sheet at home \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Long Distance Mindreading
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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174
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the magi's detection \n card counting to divine missing selection, keeping track of values and also suits \n charles t. jordan \n an amazing memory \n j. w. sarles \n john scarne
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Magi's Detection
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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183
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coincidence extraordinary \n piles are made, number of cards in a pile is divined, mathematical \n unknown \n necromantic calculation \n rolland hamblen \n affinities \n dai vernon \n royal card discovery \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Coincidence Extraordinary
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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187
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the pair detection \n spectator removes a pair from a packet, performer finds out which cards, card counting, parallel principle precursor \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Pair Detection
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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198
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odd or even \n spectator pockets any card of a chosen suit, gray code applied to odd-even in one suit \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Odd or Even
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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199
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your card \n behind back you produce card of same suit and value as spectator's selection, si stebbins \n orville wayne meyer \n your card \n orville wayne meyer
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Orville Wayne Meyer
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Your Card
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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204
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mysterious detective \n three spectators pocket cards, performer names them, stack that can be riffle shuffled once \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Mysterious Detective
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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207
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fate and the joker \n card selected by stabbing joker, card named, stacked deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Fate and the Joker
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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109
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psycholia \n cards are chosen in different room and order is read aloud, card divined, secret second stacked deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Psycholia
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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209
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another sympathetic mystery \n two decks, spectator selects card from one, performer finds duplicate in other deck, stacked, estimation, fishing \n theodore annemann \n another sympathetic mystery \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Another Sympathetic Mystery
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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214
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the missing pair \n npo deck dealt into four piles, spectator removes a value pair from any pile which is divined by performer \n charles t. jordan \n trackinback \n karl fulves
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Missing Pair
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Variations
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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226
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psychic card test \n dressed up simple divination with two slates \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Psychic Card Test
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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232
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mediumistic stunt no. 2 \n several cards are divined, stacked deck \n si stebbins
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Si Stebbins
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Mediumistic Stunt No. 2
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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233
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telepathic control \n after shuffling and cutting, spectator deals deck in four piles, performer knows top cards \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Telepathic Control
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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240
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simple effects 1. \n selection is divined, svengali deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Simple Effects 1.
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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246
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the mene tekel deck - 4. \n basic application \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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The Mene Tekel Deck - 4.
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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257
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card divination \n stripper deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Card Divination
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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277
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a divination effect \n pocketed cards are named, stripper deck and full deck stack \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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A Divination Effect
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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277
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impossible card discovery \n forcing deck, two deck switches \n al baker
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Al Baker
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Impossible Card Discovery
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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284
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the mentalist's card staggerer \n one of five is divined, duplicates \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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The Mentalist's Card Staggerer
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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285
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card x \n medium names cards while blindfolded \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Card X
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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291
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get it in the dark \n three cards chosen in dark room are divined, three forcing decks \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Get it in the Dark
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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297
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the whispering envelope \n card placed in envelope is divined, see-through envelope for only black cards \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Whispering Envelope
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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301
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great psychic card feat \n spectator marks card behind deck, divined, dummy pencil (tom sellers) \n unknown \n gpcf card-to-wallet \n philip t. goldstein
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Great Psychic Card Feat
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Related to
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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301
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stereotyped - reading the cards \n index on card is traced with ink that leaves an imprint on finger \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Stereotyped - Reading the Cards
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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306
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nine in ten detection \n dotted key and bridge, hoping that spectator cuts at bridge \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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Nine in Ten Detection
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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307
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tuned minds \n word written on playing card is divined \n howard albright
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Howard Albright
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Tuned Minds
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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347
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two card slate prophecy \n two cards divined and written on slates, stacked deck and forcing deck \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Theodore Annemann
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Two Card Slate Prophecy
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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348
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weighing chosen cards \n memorized deck \n louis nikola \n weighing chosen cards \n louis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Louis Nikola
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Weighing Chosen Cards
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Also published here
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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393
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multeffect cards \n long-short paired deck used for a routine of eighteen different effects \n val evans \n sven stebbins \n john a. novak \n r. & s. master pack \n tan hock chuan \n photographic memory \n denis behr \n riffle shuffle for the paired pack \n ellis stanyon
1937
the jinx 1-50
Val Evans
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Multeffect Cards
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Related toVariations
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1937
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Winter Extra 1936/37)
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177
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mind or muscle \n two cards located in spread, third card named, stacked deck and forcing deck \n theodore annemann
1937
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
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Mind or Muscle
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1937
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 35)
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237
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si stebbins up the sleeve \n selection behind back is divined \n john goodrum
1937
you'd be surprised
John Goodrum
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Si Stebbins Up The Sleeve
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1937
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You'd be Surprised
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36
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the guessing game \n two cards from two decks are put in pockets and divined \n stewart judah
1938
greater magic
Stewart Judah
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The Guessing Game
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1938
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Greater Magic
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557
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wise guy catch \n everyone sees how it's done except spectator on stage \n s. h. wimbrough
1938
the jinx 1-50
S. H. Wimbrough
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Wise Guy Catch
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1938
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Summer Extra 1938)
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323
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behind that door! \n medium in another room divines cards, color, word with various methods \n clayton rawson
1938
the jinx 1-50
Clayton Rawson
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Behind That Door!
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1938
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue Summer Extra 1938)
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322
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a matter of debit and credit \n "i have as many cards as you have, and enough....", magician twice divines correct number of cut off cards \n unknown \n estimation \n gene "phantini" grant
1938
greater magic
Unknown
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A Matter of Debit and Credit
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Variations
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1938
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Greater Magic
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157
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mutus, nomen, dedit, cocis \n pairs honestly shuffled and switched for duplicates in order ready for deal \n rupert slater \n john northern hilliard \n stolen numbers \n karl fulves
1938
greater magic
Rupert Slater, John Northern Hilliard
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Mutus, Nomen, Dedit, Cocis
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Variations
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1938
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Greater Magic
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120
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experiment in mind reading \n key and shiner \n john northern hilliard
1938
greater magic
John Northern Hilliard
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Experiment in Mind Reading
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1938
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Greater Magic
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92
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reverse order location \n \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
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Reverse Order Location
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1938
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Greater Magic
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101
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the problem of the four aces \n four aces are pocketed by four spectators, performer divines them \n s.s. blodgett
1938
greater magic
S.S. Blodgett
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The Problem of the Four Aces
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1938
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Greater Magic
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136
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a brain teaser \n card chosen behind back is divined, stacked deck \n george g. kaplan
1938
greater magic
George G. Kaplan
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A Brain Teaser
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1938
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Greater Magic
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285
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modern long distance mind reading \n card put from one half into the other is located, clocking \n george g. kaplan
1938
greater magic
George G. Kaplan
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Modern Long Distance Mind Reading
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1938
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Greater Magic
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286
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one from five \n one from five memorized card is chosen and located by touch \n unknown \n the dummy fan force \n james swain
1938
greater magic
Unknown
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One from Five
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Related to
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1938
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Greater Magic
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342
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it's in the bag - effect no. 1 \n really blindfolded, short card \n h. adrian smith
1938
greater magic
H. Adrian Smith
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It's in the Bag - Effect No. 1
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1938
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Greater Magic
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464
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ne plus ultra. new version \n with crystal ball four selections and their positions are named, short card and narrow card \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
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Ne Plus Ultra. New Version
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1938
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Greater Magic
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471
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prepared carbon card. a mindreading trick \n spectator thinks of card and writes it on piece of paper (carbon card) \n james maxwell
1938
greater magic
James Maxwell
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Prepared Carbon Card. A Mindreading Trick
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1938
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Greater Magic
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492
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the three pellet trick \n three cards written on billets are divined \n theodore annemann
1938
greater magic
Theodore Annemann
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The Three Pellet Trick
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1938
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Greater Magic
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894
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mind reading at a distance \n assistant in other room names cards touched by spectator \n frank lane
1938
greater magic
Frank Lane
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Mind Reading at a Distance
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1938
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Greater Magic
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897
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decepto \n two faced cards are in deck, performer divines one of them \n byron churchill
1938
the jinx 1-50
Byron Churchill
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Decepto
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1938
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 47)
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331
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finding the pairs \n twelve mate pairs distributed, spectator turns up a card and performer instantly the mate, repeated \n orville wayne meyer
1939
the magic annual for 1938 and 1939
Orville Wayne Meyer
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Finding the Pairs
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1939
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The Magic Annual for 1938 and 1939
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26
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crystal-viso \n chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator \n dr. stanley jaks \n dr. haas' "kristallschau" in "magie" 1949, no. 4, p. 53. \n dunninger's mental card trick \n joseph dunninger \n dr. jaks kristallsehen \n dr. stanley jaks \n bubble bubble \n dr. stanley jaks \n crystal-viso \n dr. stanley jaks
1939
the jinx 51-100
Dr. Stanley Jaks
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Crystal-Viso
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1939
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 57)
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404
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red-vibro \n spectator puts any card in envelope, performer spreads second deck, it has one odd-backed card - the same as in the envelope \n the great merlini
1939
the jinx 51-100
The Great Merlini
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Red-Vibro
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1939
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 56)
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395
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gnome madness \n spectator pockets any card he likes while spreading through them, this one is found \n audley walsh
1939
the jinx 51-100
Audley Walsh
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Gnome Madness
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1939
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 55)
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394
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bridge mentalo \n freely selected card is found out after some calculation with its value and suit \n oscar h. paulson
1939
the jinx 51-100
Oscar H. Paulson
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Bridge Mentalo
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1939
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue Summer Extra 1939)
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411
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effect 3 \n using index card, matrix principle \n al baker
1939
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
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Effect 3
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1939
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Effects 1, 2, and 3)
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499
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the el-el telephone test \n \n louis lam
1939
be deceived
Louis Lam
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The El-El Telephone Test
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1939
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Be Deceived
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5
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impossible \n deck distributed in thirteen envelopes, cards in chosen envelope divined \n louis lam
1939
be deceived
Louis Lam
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Impossible
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1939
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Be Deceived
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21
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"picture this - " \n performer knows order of picture cards in shuffled deck \n oscar weigle \n picture this \n oscar weigle \n robert parrish
1939
do that again!
Oscar Weigle
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"Picture This - "
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Also published here
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1939
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Do That Again!
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29
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name your favorite \n any card named, after riffle shuffle spectator goes through cards and performer stops him at named card \n robert parrish
1939
do that again!
Robert Parrish
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Name Your Favorite
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1939
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Do That Again!
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30
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the triple enigma \n spectator puts cards in pocket and remembers a card in rest of deck, performer divines card and number of pocketed cards, then locates card, short card \n oscar weigle
1939
do that again!
Oscar Weigle
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The Triple Enigma
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1939
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Do That Again!
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38
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card case glimpse "flap-flap" \n card put in card case is glimpsed later \n walter b. gibson
1940
the jinx 51-100
Walter B. Gibson
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Card Case Glimpse "Flap-Flap"
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1940
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 86)
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548
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volition \n four selections in envelopes, spectators choose their own card, equivoque \n theodore annemann
1940
the jinx 51-100
Theodore Annemann
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Volition
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1940
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 95)
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589
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three predictions \n piles made and card moved around, then some pocketed, performer divines everything \n g. w. hunter \n main interest \n ken de courcy
1940
the jinx 51-100
G. W. Hunter
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Three Predictions
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Variations
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1940
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 84)
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538
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behind the eight ball \n effect #1: top card changes into selection
effect #2: another selection comes to top
effect #3: selection is stabbed to with another card
effect #4: magic thrust
effect #5: spectator seals card in envelope (glimpsed with alcohol) \n the great merlini
1940
the jinx 101-151
The Great Merlini
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Behind the Eight Ball
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1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 114)
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673
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money sense \n cards divined and four selected cards represent year of coin \n t. nelson downs
1940
the jinx 51-100
T. Nelson Downs
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Money Sense
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1940
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 87)
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551
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percepto \n selection divined in impressive manner while spectator looks at cards in his own hands \n verne chesbro \n percepto \n verne chesbro
1940
the jinx 101-151
Verne Chesbro
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Percepto
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Also published here
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1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 109)
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651
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thought across space \n medium finds card, center tear and gaffed "instanto" deck \n harold denhart
1940
the jinx 101-151
Harold Denhart
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Thought Across Space
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1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 115)
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680
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the whispering thought \n assistant in other room divines card \n joseph ovette
1940
fast ones
Joseph Ovette
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The Whispering Thought
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1940
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Fast Ones
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11
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merlin the inscrutable \n pencil shavings in tissue paper "write" name of selection \n allan howell
1940
the jinx 101-151
Allan Howell
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Merlin the Inscrutable
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1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 104)
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626
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key location \n medium finds selection in shuffled deck, coding using stacking principle \n walter b. gibson
1940
the jinx 101-151
Walter B. Gibson
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Key Location
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1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 121)
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707
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the perfect prisoner \n performer names cards, one then travels into previously examined glass frame \n chester morris
1940
the jinx 101-151
Chester Morris
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The Perfect Prisoner
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1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 120)
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703
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hindu dream \n cards in hat, shaken and top card removed four times \n henry hardin \n hindu dream variation \n henry hardin
1940
the jinx 101-151
Henry Hardin
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Hindu Dream
|
Also published here
|
1940
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 119)
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701
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triumph of the triumvirate \n rapping hand divines which key opens lock and which card was selected \n harry blackstone
1940
the jinx 51-100
Harry Blackstone
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Triumph of the Triumvirate
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1940
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 99)
|
605
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in the mind \n performer really blindfolded
- think stop with one selection
- think stop with three selections
- a chosen card is named \n hen fetsch
1940
the jinx 51-100
Hen Fetsch
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In the Mind
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1940
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The Jinx 51-100
(Issue 88)
|
554
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legacy from tibet \n two routines with one-way picture/symbol cards \n dr. stanley jaks \n das erbe von tibet \n dr. stanley jaks \n legacy from tibet \n dr. stanley jaks
1940
the jinx 101-151
Dr. Stanley Jaks
|
Legacy From Tibet
|
Also published here
|
1940
|
The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 101)
|
613
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the penetrating eye \n performer cuts deck in three piles an names top cards \n unknown
1940
more card manipulations
Unknown
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The Penetrating Eye
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1940
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More Card Manipulations
(Issue 3)
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21
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three cards and a bank note (bill) \n three selections & borrowed bill sealed in four envelopes, performer names card and serial number, all vanish and reappear in middle of deck, bill wrapped around the three cards, duplicates \n dr. richard rowe
1940
more card manipulations
Dr. Richard Rowe
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Three Cards and a Bank Note (Bill)
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1940
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More Card Manipulations
(Issue 3)
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43
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the whispering spirit \n packet is cut and subtracted from a unknown calculation (age x nine), amount of cards in packet is divined when result is named \n bob hummer \n the whispering spirit \n bob hummer
1941
the whispering spirit
Bob Hummer
|
The Whispering Spirit
|
Also published here
|
1941
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The Whispering Spirit
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1
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acme mind reading effect \n name of card written on paper, impression \n al baker
1941
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
ACME Mind Reading Effect
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1941
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Magical Ways and Means)
|
212
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imagination \n spectator throws invisible die and deals deck in that amount of packets, back of performed turned divines amount of packets \n bob hummer \n imagination \n bob hummer \n imagination \n bob hummer
1941
six more hummers
Bob Hummer
|
Imagination
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Also published here
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1941
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Six More Hummers
|
14
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card voice \n three spectators pocket cards, a snoopy card tells them to performer, based on jordan's "the sagacious joker" \n theodore annemann
1941
the jinx 101-151
Theodore Annemann
|
Card Voice
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1941
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 148)
|
825
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cards don't lie \n card with question written on it is divined \n vern schoneck \n past and future \n karl fulves
1941
the jinx 101-151
Vern Schoneck
|
Cards Don't Lie
|
Variations
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1941
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The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 141)
|
795
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card determined \n card selected via down-under-deal procedure is divined by performer, general rule \n dr. william t. palchinas
1941
the jinx 101-151
Dr. William T. Palchinas
|
Card Determined
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1941
|
The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 139)
|
788
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|
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the psychic slates \n unseen selection is duplicated on slate, marked & stacked \n herbert hood
1941
the jinx 101-151
Herbert Hood
|
The Psychic Slates
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1941
|
The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 136)
|
775
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|
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the card knows \n three cards chosen and one pocketed, the other shuffled back, card with cat picture shown which whispers card in pocket and divines other two cards, stacked deck \n hen fetsch
1941
the jinx 101-151
Hen Fetsch
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The Card Knows
|
1941
|
The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 140)
|
792
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|
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a thought out-thought \n free selection divined, marked & stacked \n herbert hood \n the words of jaks \n dr. stanley jaks \n karl fulves
1941
the jinx 101-151
Herbert Hood
|
A Thought Out-Thought
|
Variations
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1941
|
The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 136)
|
776
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|
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time to shine \n new deck opened, shuffled, put back, performer knows cards in order, whole in case and shiner \n theodore annemann
1941
the jinx 101-151
Theodore Annemann
|
Time to Shine
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1941
|
The Jinx 101-151
(Issue 123)
|
716
|
|
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the pairs re-paired \n using memory, for credit information see reference \n al baker \n astronomen \n philip t. goldstein \n dai vernon
1941
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
|
The Pairs Re-Paired
|
Related to
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1941
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The Secret Ways of Al Baker
(Issue Magical Ways and Means)
|
240
|
|
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sealed card mystery \n three cards in envelopes, one selected, two cards change to match \n unknown
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1
Unknown
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Sealed Card Mystery
|
1941/27
|
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 1
|
199
|
|
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royal card discovery \n piles are made, card is divined, mathematical \n unknown \n affinities \n dai vernon \n coincidence extraordinary \n unknown
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1
Unknown
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Royal Card Discovery
|
Related to
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1941/27
|
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 1
|
217
|
|
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your thought read \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers face card, which is divined \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
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Your Thought Read
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1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
18
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distant thought penetration \n silent code for medium to which is brought pad and pen \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
Distant Thought Penetration
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
87
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|
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douglas kelley's telephone trick \n spectator calls with a toy telephone and reveals selected card \n dr. douglas kelley \n the devil speaks \n alan milan
1942
ireland's yearbooks
Dr. Douglas Kelley
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Douglas Kelley's Telephone Trick
|
Related to
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1942
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Ireland's Yearbooks
(Issue Yearbook 1942)
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13
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|
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think of a number \n three numbers counted to, cards predicted or divined, bluff count force (original top card) \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
Think of a Number
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
19
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the mental marvel \n silent code for medium with arrangement on stage of spectator, table, chair \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
The Mental Marvel
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1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
84
|
|
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the transparent cards \n performer stacks himself three aces and knows some cards (because they are apparently transparent) \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
|
The Transparent Cards
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1942
|
Miracle Shuffles and Tricks
|
9
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|
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the card fiend \n deck is cut and dealt out face-down in four rows of thirteen cards each, position of named cards are given, then spectator is directed to pick up cards, they are in new deck order \n eddie joseph \n the card fiend \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
The Card Fiend
|
Also published here
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
100
|
|
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it goes double \n deck cut in half, top card on one packet is looked at and tells the top card of the other heap, repeated several times, as a finale both cards are named \n theodore annemann \n professor hoffmann \n outwaited \n gerald kosky \n it goes double \n theodore annemann \n cause an effect \n karl fulves \n the calculating deck \n harry lorayne \n name a card \n harry lorayne
1942
the phoenix 1-50
Theodore Annemann, Professor Hoffmann
|
It Goes Double
|
Related toVariationsAlso published here
|
1942
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 22)
|
93
|
|
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the pellet test \n three numbered paper slips, three cards chosen and written on the slips, all mixed in hat, one chosen, performer divines card, ungaffed impression on deck \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
The Pellet Test
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
66
|
|
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wandaphone \n card chosen, another spectator choses a card of same suit and choses an amount of cards that matches the value \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
Wandaphone
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
28
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ry for mystery \n preparing ootw while performing \n wilbur t. kattner
1942
the phoenix 1-50
Wilbur T. Kattner
|
Ry for Mystery
|
1942
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 16)
|
65
|
|
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your age will find you out \n spectator takes card at position of his age, card and age divined \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
Your Age Will Find You Out
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
29
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lost in the shuffle \n medium reveals three cards, pocket writing on playing card \n walter b. gibson \n lost in the shuffle - again \n stylesmith
1942
the phoenix 1-50
Walter B. Gibson
|
Lost in the Shuffle
|
Variations
|
1942
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 2)
|
6
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|
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on the head \n spectator thinks of a word, medium divines it and writes the word on a playing card \n frank thomas
1942
the phoenix 1-50
Frank Thomas
|
On the Head
|
1942
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 6)
|
23
|
|
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stop! fire! \n several cards chosen, highest card noted, all cards written on billets and burned one by one, performer stops burning of highest card's billet and names it \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
Eddie Joseph
|
Stop! Fire!
|
1942
|
Greater Card Tricks
|
24
|
|
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double detection \n magician determines facing cards in a by a spectator faced deck \n richard himber \n kissed and divined (improved) \n nick trost \n double detection doubled \n nick trost
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2
Richard Himber
|
Double Detection
|
Variations
|
1942/27
|
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 2
|
205
|
|
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ghostly card in the dark \n card image appears in dark room, luminous paint \n syl reilly
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2
Syl Reilly
|
Ghostly Card in the Dark
|
1942/27
|
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 2
|
373
|
|
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the "plant" switch \n stooge goes in corner to select a card which is divined by performer \n unknown
1943
25 methods for switching decks
Unknown
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The "Plant" Switch
|
1943
|
25 Methods for Switching Decks
|
1
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|
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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
|
Inspired by- an idea of DeLands, credit reference on page 191
Related toVariations
|
1943
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 45)
|
185
|
|
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digit-telepathy \n medium reveals card \n james g. thompson jr.
1943
the phoenix 1-50
James G. Thompson Jr.
|
Digit-Telepathy
|
1943
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 26)
|
109
|
|
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wise guy catch \n everyone sees how it's done except spectator on stage \n s. h. wimbrough
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
S. H. Wimbrough
|
Wise Guy Catch
|
1943
|
Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
|
9
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|
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pick me up \n number between one and thirty is named, an indicator card is inserted at that position and the card card named \n walter b. gibson \n the power of two \n roy walton \n binary division \n michael weber
1943
the phoenix 1-50
Walter B. Gibson
|
Pick Me Up
|
Related to
|
1943
|
The Phoenix 1-50
(Issue 41)
|
169
|
|
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decepto \n two faced cards are in deck, performer divines one of them \n byron churchill
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Byron Churchill
|
Decepto
|
1943
|
Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks
|
47
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|
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jean-eralities \n - tip to obtain cotton cord (hugard)
- second deal idea, card divined at named number (braue) \n jean hugard \n frederick braue \n the self-arranging pack \n frederick braue
1943
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
|
Jean-Eralities
|
Related to
|
July 1943
|
Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV
(Vol. 1 No. 2)
|
6
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ace, king and a pocket \n performer divines whether ace or king is in spectator's pocket \n tom sellers
1943
magical mixture
Tom Sellers
|
Ace, King and a Pocket
|
1943
|
Magical Mixture
|
26
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finger tip telepathy \n instant stooge, submitting name of forced card to spectator \n milbourne christopher
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3
Milbourne Christopher
|
Finger Tip Telepathy
|
1943/27
|
Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|
76
|
|
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travel thought \n two cities are divined, with cards and a map, mutus nomen principle \n ronald b. edwards
1944
the phoenix 51-100
Ronald B. Edwards
|
Travel Thought
|
1944
|
The Phoenix 51-100
(Issue 74)
|
300
|
|
|
the chinese parrot \n two selected cards put in book, cards and content of the pages is divined \n franklin v. taylor \n the chinese parrot \n franklin v. taylor
1944
the phoenix 51-100
Franklin V. Taylor
|
The Chinese Parrot
|
Also published here
|
1944
|
The Phoenix 51-100
(Issue 73)
|
296
|
|
|
ghost writings \n name of selection appears on rolled up paper \n dr. h. walter grote
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv
Dr. H. Walter Grote
|
Ghost Writings
|
Feb. 1944
|
Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV
(Vol. 1 No. 9)
|
37
|
|
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delayed discovery \n selection vanishes, performer then finds cards for color, suit, value of selection, selection reappears reversed \n warren wiersbe
1944
action with cards
Warren Wiersbe
|
Delayed Discovery
|
1944
|
Action with Cards
|
10
|
|
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as you desire \n a stand with 6 different color cards, spectator choses a color, spectator's card is behind \n hathaway
1945
my best
Hathaway
|
As You Desire
|
1945
|
My Best
|
14
|
|
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telepathic routine \n card is telegraphed to the audience written on a tray \n "maury" kains
1945
my best
"Maury" Kains
|
Telepathic Routine
|
1945
|
My Best
|
140
|
|
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crystal ball \n spectator sees information in crystal ball \n unknown
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation
Unknown
|
Crystal Ball
|
1945
|
Miracles in Mentalism and Psychic Experimentation
|
37
|
|
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the pulse trick \n divination presented as pulse-feeling during the asking of questions, featuring wrist turn glimpse while looking at watch \n arthur punnar
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv
Arthur Punnar
|
The Pulse Trick
|
July 1945
|
Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV
(Vol. 3 No. 2)
|
135
|
|
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hamilton's hoax! \n four cards are thrown into a book on different places, performer names page number and cards, svengali book \n john hamilton
1945
the phoenix 51-100
John Hamilton
|
Hamilton's Hoax!
|
1945
|
The Phoenix 51-100
(Issue 93)
|
378
|
|
|
count ten! \n on from ten cards is divined, also possible over the phone \n jack miller
1945
the phoenix 51-100
Jack Miller
|
Count Ten!
|
1945
|
The Phoenix 51-100
(Issue 96)
|
389
|
|
|
purely mental \n card divination, without cards, mathematical divination \n charles kalish
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv
Charles Kalish
|
Purely Mental
|
Mar. 1945
|
Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV
(Vol. 2 No. 10)
|
109
|
|
|
letters of fire \n card value burns itself into paper stretched in a frame, paper index on back of cards \n henry weisl \n robert greene \n as in a mirror darkly \n robert brethen
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv
Henry Weisl, Robert Greene
|
Letters of Fire
|
Related to
|
Nov. 1945
|
Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV
(Vol. 3 No. 6)
|
166
|
|
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what you can do with nelson's thunderbolt deck \n no explantation of the thunderbolt deck
1. i'll read your mind
2. the prophet again
3. direct my hand
4. master effect
5. "stop!""
6. three thinkers \n eddie clever
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation
Eddie Clever
|
What You Can Do With Nelson's Thunderbolt Deck
|
1945
|
Miracles in Mentalism and Psychic Experimentation
|
56
|
|
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radar pencil mental routine \n one of four cards is picked up secretly, card is detected, radar pencil \n robert a. nelson
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation
Robert A. Nelson
|
Radar Pencil Mental Routine
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1945
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Miracles in Mentalism and Psychic Experimentation
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postal inspection \n card is placed in envelope and divined, peek envelope \n harlan tarbell
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation
Harlan Tarbell
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Postal Inspection
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1945
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Miracles in Mentalism and Psychic Experimentation
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