conveyance of cards and dice \n mentioning card tricks and principles without details
- divided cards
- advantage dice by cutting off a strip
- "nipping" (punch?), corner crimp, dots \n hocus pocus junior
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered Hocus Pocus Junior
Conveyance of Cards and Dice
mentioning card tricks and principles without details
la carte dansante \n (the dancing card) selection appears on the wall, goes left and right and up until the card vanishes and appears again, thread and duplicate \n unknown
1784
la magie blanche dévoilée
Unknown
La Carte Dansante
(The dancing card) selection appears on the wall, goes left and right and up until the card vanishes and appears again, thread and duplicate
to divide the pack into several packets on the table, allowing the company to stop you at any moment, and to cause the top card of the heap last made to change into the chosen card \n wide card as key card \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
To Divide the Pack into several Packets on the Table, allowing the Company to stop you at any Moment, and to cause the Top Card of the Heap last made to Change into the Chosen Card
a card having been chosen and returned, and the pack shuffled, to produce the chosen card instantly in various ways \n long card or stripper deck, see following tricks \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
A Card having been Chosen and Returned, and the Pack shuffled, to Produce the Chosen Card instantly in various ways
tricks with long cards \n simple location of a card, either by using long card as key or by forcing long card \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
Tricks with Long Cards
simple location of a card, either by using long card as key or by forcing long card
the pocket-picking trick \n selection extracted by feel from deck in spectator's pocket, stripper or long card or ungaffed \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
The Pocket-picking Trick
selection extracted by feel from deck in spectator's pocket, stripper or long card or ungaffed
to name the article taken by each of four persons \n four objects pocketed while performer is out of room, but linked to four memorized punch-marked cards \n unknown
1890
more magic
Unknown
To name the Article taken by each of Four Persons
four objects pocketed while performer is out of room, but linked to four memorized punch-marked cards
sämtliche bilderkarten eines spieles mit verbundenen augen aufzufinden \n no. 35, all picture cards found blindfolded \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Sämtliche Bilderkarten eines Spieles mit verbundenen Augen aufzufinden
non plus ultra \n no. 49, spectator removes three cards from new deck and places them under handkerchief, performer touches cards through handkerchief, they are replaced and found, punched through handkerchief \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Non plus ultra
No. 49, spectator removes three cards from new deck and places them under handkerchief, performer touches cards through handkerchief, they are replaced and found, punched through handkerchief
non plus ultra \n eine kartensoirée no. 7
four cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly with needle attached to ring \n unknown
1895
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Non plus ultra
Eine Kartensoirée No. 7
four cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly with needle attached to ring
der kartendegen \n eine kartensoirée no. 2
four cards selected and shuffled back by spectator, stabbed at once from card shower \n unknown
1895
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Der Kartendegen
Eine Kartensoirée No. 2
four cards selected and shuffled back by spectator, stabbed at once from card shower
zum geheimnis der falschspieler \n about naturally marked cards \n carl willmann \n zum geheimnis der falschspieler \n carl willmann
1896
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
könige, damen und buben \n picture cards shuffled and placed underneath handkerchief, performer produces all kings, queens and jacks without looking, two methods \n unknown \n apparent second sight \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Könige, Damen und Buben
picture cards shuffled and placed underneath handkerchief, performer produces all kings, queens and jacks without looking, two methods
non plus ultra \n several cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
Non plus ultra
several cards chosen, placed under handkerchief, then shuffled into deck, found by performer, cards punched on the fly
noli me tangere \n several cards on table, spectators turn cards end for end and performer identifies which ones, one-way punch mark \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Noli me tangere
several cards on table, spectators turn cards end for end and performer identifies which ones, one-way punch mark
die geheimnisvollen würfel \n - two dice thrown and sum counted to repeatedly until deck is divided in two halves, they're separated in red and black
- red and black separation by performer without dice but crimp or punch instead \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Die geheimnisvollen Würfel
two dice thrown and sum counted to repeatedly until deck is divided in two halves, they're separated in red and black
red and black separation by performer without dice but crimp or punch instead
kartenspiel und würfel \n card chosen and lost, six piles made by performer, spectator throws die and the number indicates the pile with the selection
- 1. ausführung (six banks of the same six cards each, separated by wide cards)
- 2. ausführung (ungaffed) \n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Kartenspiel und Würfel
card chosen and lost, six piles made by performer, spectator throws die and the number indicates the pile with the selection
1. Ausführung (six banks of the same six cards each, separated by wide cards)
card clip to mark a position \n small metal clip attached to a card to make a key card, "impromptu" long card \n carl willmann
1897
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Card Clip to mark a Position
small metal clip attached to a card to make a key card, "impromptu" long card
das kartensortieren \n performer sorts the shuffled into number and court cards without looking at the faces, using the principle that picture cards have more ink on them that (in those days) clings to the card underneath, impromptu rough-smooth \n unknown
1897
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Das Kartensortieren
performer sorts the shuffled into number and court cards without looking at the faces, using the principle that picture cards have more ink on them that (in those days) clings to the card underneath, impromptu rough-smooth
apparent second sight \n freely chosen cards are located behind back, secret punching of selections through handkerchief \n unknown \n könige, damen und buben \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
Apparent Second Sight
freely chosen cards are located behind back, secret punching of selections through handkerchief
die absichtlich verzögerte volte \n "by dr. k. in l.", delaying the pass by marking the position with a wide or long card first and tabling the deck \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die absichtlich verzögerte Volte
"by Dr. K. in L.", delaying the pass by marking the position with a wide or long card first and tabling the deck
das vorherbestimmen der gedanken \n spectator stops during deal, number of dealt cards matched prediction, long card under predicted number, excess cards palmed and transferred \n unknown
1899
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Vorherbestimmen der Gedanken
spectator stops during deal, number of dealt cards matched prediction, long card under predicted number, excess cards palmed and transferred
der künstler als wagenmensch \n no. 7, human scale, performer cuts off cards and knows exact weight and number of cards, repeated, wide cards at known positions \n unknown
1900
der amateurzauberer
Unknown
Der Künstler als Wagenmensch
No. 7, human scale, performer cuts off cards and knows exact weight and number of cards, repeated, wide cards at known positions
neues hilfsmittel zum auffinden einer gezogenen und wieder eingesteckten karte \n tiny wax ball on finger to mark card \n hugo schrader
1904
der zauberspiegel Hugo Schrader
Neues Hilfsmittel zum Auffinden einer gezogenen und wieder eingesteckten Karte
kartenzauber \n corner of a card torn off, it restores visually, two selections shuffled back, one of the selections appears in a glass container, punch with paper weight that is sitting on card at one point \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt A. J.
Kartenzauber
corner of a card torn off, it restores visually, two selections shuffled back, one of the selections appears in a glass container, punch with paper weight that is sitting on card at one point
das kartenrätsel \n four selections shuffled back, deck delt into piles of four cards each, all selections are in chosen pile \n carl willmann
1904
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Das Kartenrätsel
four selections shuffled back, deck delt into piles of four cards each, all selections are in chosen pile
sixth method \n featuring a new locator card, alternative for long card with portion sticking out in middle of one end \n t. nelson downs
1909
the art of magic T. Nelson Downs
Sixth Method
featuring a new locator card, alternative for long card with portion sticking out in middle of one end
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
The Marvellous Discovery
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
choice foretold \n two cards chosen, both cards predicted by two cards each via value and suit in two envelopes \n victor farelli
1931
controlled coincidence Victor Farelli
Choice Foretold
two cards chosen, both cards predicted by two cards each via value and suit in two envelopes
the tail of the "q" \n (a new "key" card.), edge marking a card so mark becomes visible in beveled deck \n victor farelli \n edge-marked cards \n unknown
1933
farelli's card magic — part two Victor Farelli
The Tail of the "Q"
(A New "Key" Card.), edge marking a card so mark becomes visible in beveled deck
effect \n cards shuffled by spectator, still top card is correctly predicted on previous empty paper, locator card \n victor farelli
1933
farelli's card magic — part two Victor Farelli
Effect
cards shuffled by spectator, still top card is correctly predicted on previous empty paper, locator card
a couple of cards get together \n two selections come together on top despite the spectator's overhand shuffle \n theodore annemann \n a couple of cards get together \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret Theodore Annemann
A Couple of Cards Get Together
two selections come together on top despite the spectator's overhand shuffle
the last of the think stop tricks \n two cards, think stop by selecting number between one and ten, duplicates \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret Theodore Annemann
The Last of the Think Stop Tricks
two cards, think stop by selecting number between one and ten, duplicates
the master mind \n two decks, three cards are predicted \n theodore annemann \n al baker
1935
complete one man mental and psychic routine Theodore Annemann, Al Baker
the act \n longer routine of the master mind, several times cards are predicted on billets \n theodore annemann
1935
complete one man mental and psychic routine Theodore Annemann
The Act
longer routine of The Master Mind, several times cards are predicted on billets
the migrating pasteboard \n card travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card \n theodore annemann
1935
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
The Migrating Pasteboard
card travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card
everywhere and nowhere \n 1. (using two duplicates)
2. using a short card
3. with a borrowed deck
4. with an ordinary deck without duplicates \n unknown
1935
card manipulations
Unknown
Everywhere and Nowhere
1. (using two duplicates)
2. Using a Short Card
3. With a Borrowed Deck
4. With an Ordinary Deck without Duplicates
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
Another Stop!
spectator stops while riffling, performer knows card, short card and set-up, for credit details reference
super card prediction \n stabbing force with principle that used deck splits always at same point \n dai vernon \n dai vernon force \n dai vernon \n frederick braue
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Dai Vernon
Super Card Prediction
stabbing force with principle that used deck splits always at same point
twentieth century sorcery \n exploiting special feature on back of bicycle blue thistle backs \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Twentieth Century Sorcery
exploiting special feature on back of Bicycle Blue Thistle Backs
the mystery problem \n position of selection is predicted, svengali deck with different finish on force cards, ending clean with switch-out \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
The Mystery Problem
position of selection is predicted, svengali deck with different finish on force cards, ending clean with switch-out
a couple of cards get together \n two selections come together on top despite the spectator's overhand shuffle, pencil dot card \n theodore annemann \n a couple of cards get together \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
A Couple of Cards Get Together
two selections come together on top despite the spectator's overhand shuffle, pencil dot card
phenominal thought cards \n selection is found by sense of touch blindfolded, punch marked key card \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
Phenominal Thought Cards
selection is found by sense of touch blindfolded, punch marked key card
indetecto \n divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail \n arthur h. buckley
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Arthur H. Buckley
Indetecto
divining chosen number and card, impromptu punched card with finger nail
impromptu detection \n scratching as edge marks \n charles t. jordan \n charles t. jordan's "an impromptu detection" in "collected tricks" p. 39 \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer \n knife edged \n karl fulves
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
stage location \n three selections found in spectator's pockets, one by spectator himself, variation of alexander herrmann's "the egyptian pocket" \n unknown \n alexander herrmann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown, Alexander Herrmann
Stage Location
three selections found in spectator's pockets, one by spectator himself, variation of Alexander Herrmann's "The Egyptian Pocket"
a slick card routine \n combo in which spectator finds selection, card is predicted, poker game is dealt, slick card and set-up \n frank lane
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Frank Lane
A Slick Card Routine
combo in which spectator finds selection, card is predicted, poker game is dealt, slick card and set-up
composite routine \n spectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods \n theodore annemann
1937
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
Composite Routine
spectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods
card from nowhere \n card to anywhere with duplicate, card vanishes via short card and riffle display \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
Card from Nowhere
card to anywhere with duplicate, card vanishes via short card and riffle display
ace-cutting \n four packets cut to and dropped, top ace turns over, daubed edge \n john scarne \n four aces again \n edward marlo \n hank nowoc
1938
greater magic John Scarne
Ace-Cutting
four packets cut to and dropped, top Ace turns over, daubed edge
nicking the edge of a card \n three methods by those three people of nicking a selection, one with pencil \n ben erens \n henry gordien \n louis zingone
1938
greater magic Ben Erens, Henry Gordien, Louis Zingone
Nicking the Edge of a Card
three methods by those three people of nicking a selection, one with pencil
two new locator cards - coin impression \n coin leaves circular impression \n will de sieve \n bumper cards \n karl fulves
1938
greater magic Will De Sieve
another "ridge" preparation \n ridge along line on picture card \n jontay \n binary court card marking \n karl fulves \n bumper cards \n karl fulves
1938
greater magic Jontay
ivory and air cushion finish \n halves from different decks with different finishes, divided deck location \n unknown \n las vegas deck \n russell "rusduck" duck
1938
greater magic
Unknown
Ivory and Air Cushion Finish
halves from different decks with different finishes, divided deck location
blindfold multiple detection \n blindfolded magician divines several cards, different finishes \n william h. mccaffrey
1938
greater magic William H. McCaffrey
Blindfold Multiple Detection
blindfolded magician divines several cards, different finishes
"the master card" \n handling of slick aces, four methods (in the hands and on the table) \n unknown \n frank lane
1938
greater magic
Unknown, Frank Lane
"The Master Card"
handling of slick aces, four methods (in the hands and on the table)
the mystic twelve \n cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force \n audley walsh \n the mystic twelve recall \n audley walsh \n jon racherbaumer \n field's zodiac card miracle \n audley walsh \n eddie fields
1940
the jinx 51-100 Audley Walsh
The Mystic Twelve
cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force
ziska improved \n number of moved cards & selection are divined by value of a card, set-up, marked locator \n gerald kosky \n the transposed cards \n ziska \n the transposed cards \n ziska
1940
more card manipulations Gerald Kosky
Ziska Improved
number of moved cards & selection are divined by value of a card, set-up, marked locator
double thought \n two cards are located, edge marked deck with razor blade \n bob hummer \n double thought \n bob hummer \n double thought \n bob hummer
1941
six more hummers Bob Hummer
Double Thought
two cards are located, edge marked deck with razor blade
a possible impossibility \n deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck \n bob hummer \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer
1941
six more hummers Bob Hummer
A Possible Impossibility
deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck
sensitive fingers \n aces are located apparently by sense of touch, using a short card with broken corner \n edward marlo
1941
early marlo Edward Marlo
Sensitive Fingers
Aces are located apparently by sense of touch, using a short card with broken corner
the "nick" location \n punch-like nick made in key card, deck in hand or on table with pointing motivation \n eddie joseph \n tripartite \n eddie fields
1942
greater card tricks Eddie Joseph
The "Nick" Location
punch-like nick made in key card, deck in hand or on table with pointing motivation
laurie ireland's blindfold poker deal \n with unknown and selected hole card, tactile marks on side of card \n laurie ireland
1943
ireland's yearbooks Laurie Ireland
Laurie Ireland's Blindfold Poker Deal
with unknown and selected hole card, tactile marks on side of card
impromptu tricks using a "short" card \n general remarks
a. trimmed end
b. broken corner
c. corner short \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
Impromptu Tricks Using A "Short" Card
general remarks
A. Trimmed End
B. Broken Corner
C. Corner Short
composite routine \n spectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
Composite Routine
spectator remembers card and its position, performer places card in pocket, turns out to be selections, three phases with different methods
the migrating pasteboard \n card travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Theodore Annemann
The Migrating Pasteboard
card travels from red half to black half, corner-short stranger card
the card that isn't \n wrong tabled card shows up again, see also fechter's "i've got a surprise for you!" \n russell t. wise
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Russell T. Wise
The Card That Isn't
wrong tabled card shows up again, see also Fechter's "I've Got A Surprise For You!"
a new card stab \n cards are stabbed with knife, all cards above selection are pierced and packet cut at that position \n jean hugard
1943
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
A New Card Stab
cards are stabbed with knife, all cards above selection are pierced and packet cut at that position
by mail (nail) \n packet extracted from case, bottom card remembered and shuffled \n bob hummer \n by mail \n bob hummer
1944
six-trix for 1944 Bob Hummer
By Mail (nail)
packet extracted from case, bottom card remembered and shuffled
a winning wager \n five cards shuffled in placed on a stand, selected one is predicted on a slate with houlette and duplicates \n george g. kaplan \n a sensational prediction \n dr. william t. palchinas \n george g. kaplan
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
A Winning Wager
five cards shuffled in placed on a stand, selected one is predicted on a slate with houlette and duplicates
now! \n attributed to robert-houdin, three cards selected, three times stop by spectator to find their cards \n jean-eugène robert-houdin \n "say when!" \n al baker \n mentalex? \n theodore annemann
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
Now!
attributed to Robert-Houdin, three cards selected, three times stop by spectator to find their cards
"magic square" magic \n card selection in combination with magic square, total of square indicates position in the rest of the deck \n royal vale heath
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Royal Vale Heath
"Magic Square" Magic
card selection in combination with magic square, total of square indicates position in the rest of the deck
thot-ography \n spectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, klondike shuffle, marked key card with needle scratch, see collected secrets for more references \n bob hummer \n thotograhy \n bob hummer
1945
thotography Bob Hummer
Thot-Ography
spectator remembers card and its position from top ten cards, Klondike shuffle, marked key card with needle scratch, see Collected Secrets for more references
improved three way forcing \n handling for forcing three cards with a three way forcing deck \n u. f. grant
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation U. F. Grant
Improved Three Way Forcing
handling for forcing three cards with a three way forcing deck
marlo's miracle prediction \n deck shuffled, number named by spectator, card predicted, punch deal \n edward marlo \n the punch deal \n frederick braue \n marlo's miracle prediction handling \n ken krenzel \n edward marlo \n border control \n john cottle
1947
marlo in spades Edward Marlo
Marlo's Miracle Prediction
deck shuffled, number named by spectator, card predicted, punch deal
the perfect stack \n without adjustment, three aces are dealt to a player for two to eight players, punch deal \n edward marlo
1947
marlo in spades Edward Marlo
The Perfect Stack
without adjustment, three aces are dealt to a player for two to eight players, punch deal
thoto (the world's smallest trick) \n one card location, cards marked with pin behind back \n bob hummer \n thoto \n bob hummer
1947
3 trix new easy to do Bob Hummer
Thoto (The World's Smallest Trick)
one card location, cards marked with pin behind back
two minutes from now \n spectator thinks stop at his selection when performer names the cards, position is predicted too \n paul curry
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Paul Curry
Two Minutes from Now
spectator thinks stop at his selection when performer names the cards, position is predicted too
57 \n two times performer knows where selection is, when spectator turns up cards and names them \n r. m. jamison
1947
the phoenix 101-150 R. M. Jamison
57
two times performer knows where selection is, when spectator turns up cards and names them
controlling three selected cards by means of the corner-short \n hindu shuffle handling \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Controlling Three Selected Cards by Means of the Corner-Short
using the corner-short to retain a prearranged deck in order \n using corner-short as divider \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Using the Corner-Short to Retain a Prearranged Deck in Order
advantages of the corner-short procedure \n general comments on the use of corner shorts \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
avoiding contrasts \n how to address the problem of white edges after cutting corners short \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Avoiding Contrasts
how to address the problem of white edges after cutting corners short
double-back corner-short location \n out of the room selection \n unknown \n turn of the century \n paul curry \n an old (sheared) black ram<sup>2</sup> \n michael weber \n paul curry
1948
the fine art of magic
Unknown
time must tell \n using natural imperfection \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Cy Endfield
under more! table \n several methods for finding a card selected under a table \n george blake \n under the table \n clayton rawson
1949
the phoenix 151-200 George Blake
Under More! Table
several methods for finding a card selected under a table
the natural follow-up \n out-of-hand key card placement and discovery, blindfolded \n eddie joseph
1949
premonition and the blind magician does a trick Eddie Joseph
The Natural Follow-Up
out-of-hand key card placement and discovery, blindfolded
the principle defined \n getting a selection to any position, with key card \n eddie joseph
1949
premonition and the blind magician does a trick Eddie Joseph
The Principle Defined
getting a selection to any position, with key card
skill-nil! \n combination of several routines, here as palchanis
-pay off (walter gibson)
- one good trick (walter gibson)
- a total mystery (tony kardyro)
- total mystery / sensational sensitive finger tips (tony kardyro)
- card-incidence (charles terraneau) \n dr. william t. palchinas \n tony kardyro's "a total mystery" in " a routine supreme" \n tony kardyro's "total mystery" and "sensational sensetive finger tips" in "a routine supreme" \n pay off \n walter b. gibson \n one good trick... \n walter b. gibson \n card-incidence \n charles terraneau
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Dr. William T. Palchinas
Skill-Nil!
combination of several routines, here as Palchanis
-Pay Off (Walter Gibson)
One Good Trick (Walter Gibson)
A Total Mystery (Tony Kardyro)
Total Mystery / Sensational Sensitive Finger Tips (Tony Kardyro)
Card-Incidence (Charles Terraneau)
Related to
Tony Kardyro's "A Total Mystery" in " A Routine Supreme"
Tony Kardyro's "Total Mystery" and "Sensational Sensetive Finger Tips" in "A Routine Supreme"
how to make your locator card \n thick card, one and a half card thick \n eddie joseph
1949
premonition and the blind magician does a trick Eddie Joseph
pocket it \n reprint from grant's "the trixter" from 1933, spectator puts deck in his pocket and picks out his selection \n a. deleport
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250 A. Deleport
Pocket It
reprint from Grant's "The Trixter" from 1933, spectator puts deck in his pocket and picks out his selection
the mystic queen \n fair selection procedure, performer cuts deck a queen, when this is spelled it leads to selection, five handlings (spelling different things, funny message on card) \n eddie joseph
1950
eddie's dumbfounders with cards Eddie Joseph
The Mystic Queen
fair selection procedure, performer cuts deck a Queen, when this is spelled it leads to selection, five handlings (spelling different things, funny message on card)
card in the egg \n card is selected and miniature version found in plastic egg, all cards in deck are the same as climax \n don alan \n magic ranch \n tommy wonder \n don alan
1951
close-up time wit don alan Don Alan
Card in the Egg
card is selected and miniature version found in plastic egg, all cards in deck are the same as climax
letter mystery \n card is divined with a set of letter cards \n dr. stanley jaks \n das buchstabenmysterium \n dr. stanley jaks
1951
who is this dr. jaks? Dr. Stanley Jaks
double thought \n two cards are located, edge marked deck with razor blade \n bob hummer \n double thought \n bob hummer
1952
ireland's yearbooks Bob Hummer
Double Thought
two cards are located, edge marked deck with razor blade
a possible impossibility \n deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck \n bob hummer \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer
1952
ireland's yearbooks Bob Hummer
A Possible Impossibility
deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck
the mystic card of fu \n message appears on a blank card, which names position of selection in deck \n r. m. jamison
1954
the new phoenix 301-348 R. M. Jamison
The Mystic Card of Fu
message appears on a blank card, which names position of selection in deck
time must tell \n using natural imperfection \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1955
cy endfield's entertaining card magic — part iii Cy Endfield
time must tell \n using natural imperfection, clock lay out, with lie detector presentation \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1956
the best in magic Cy Endfield
Time Must Tell
using natural imperfection, clock lay out, with lie detector presentation
unbelievable coincidence \n spectator and magician each think of a card and write it down, each pull out a card from the deck, turns out they find each other's card \n lu brent
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
Unbelievable Coincidence
Spectator and magician each think of a card and write it down, each pull out a card from the deck, turns out they find each other's card
autographic minds \n spectator and magician each select and sign a card, lost in the deck, later manage to find each other's signed card \n lu brent
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
Autographic Minds
Spectator and magician each select and sign a card, lost in the deck, later manage to find each other's signed card
las vegas deck \n ivory and air cushion finish deck in conjunction with rusduck's four-way deal, see no. 8 for history of the principle \n russell "rusduck" duck \n ivory and air cushion finish \n unknown \n rusduck four-way deal \n russell "rusduck" duck \n re: las vegas deck \n russell "rusduck" duck \n research division \n russell "rusduck" duck \n stewart james
1958
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Las Vegas Deck
ivory and air cushion finish deck in conjunction with Rusduck's four-Way Deal, see No. 8 for history of the principle