das erscheinen und verschwinden einer karte in freier hand\n"die kartenschule von carl willmann"
vanish and production of single card with back palm, with pivot to show both hands empty\n unknown
1898
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Erscheinen und Verschwinden einer Karte in freier Hand
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
vanish and production of single card with back palm, with pivot to show both hands empty
eine vom spiel abgeschleifte karte zwischen dem zeige- und mittelfinger der rechten hand erscheinen zu lassen\n"die kartenschule von carl willmann"
palmed card produced from the air\n unknown
1898
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Eine vom Spiel abgeschleifte Karte zwischen dem Zeige- und Mittelfinger der rechten Hand erscheinen zu lassen
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
palmed card produced from the air
das erscheinen mehrer karten nacheinander an den fingerspitzen der rechten hand\nsingle card production from stack of cards in back palm\ncarl willmann
1901
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Das Erscheinen mehrer Karten nacheinander an den Fingerspitzen der rechten Hand
single card production from stack of cards in back palm
back palming and recovery of four cards\none by one, with upright metal rod, with four clips to display the four cards\n unknown
1902
the modern conjurer
Unknown
Back Palming and Recovery of Four Cards
one by one, with upright metal rod, with four clips to display the four cards
das erscheinen mehrerer karten nacheinander an den fingerspitzen der rechten hand\n"die kartenschule"
single card production routine, hand shown empty after temporarily loading back-palmed cards perpendicularly behind fan of already produced cards à la thurston five card routine\n unknown
1902
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Erscheinen mehrerer Karten nacheinander an den Fingerspitzen der rechten Hand
"Die Kartenschule"
single card production routine, hand shown empty after temporarily loading back-palmed cards perpendicularly behind fan of already produced cards à la Thurston Five Card Routine
das erscheinen einer karte in freien händen\n"die kartenschule"
both hands shown empty and a card produced, classic to classic\ncarl willmann
1902
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Das Erscheinen einer Karte in freien Händen
"Die Kartenschule"
both hands shown empty and a card produced, classic to classic
der kartenfang am taschentuch\ndeck thrown up by spectator, ungaffed handkerchief shaken into shower and selection appears at end of handkerchief\n unknown
1902
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Der Kartenfang am Taschentuch
deck thrown up by spectator, ungaffed handkerchief shaken into shower and selection appears at end of handkerchief
das kartengreifen\n"schule der magie"
- choreography of one-handed palm and fan production from elbow
- steal of bottom packet into right-hand thumb clip, left first finger pushes packet out (throw cut)\nkarl meyer
1904
der zauberspiegel Karl Meyer
Das Kartengreifen
"Schule der Magie"
choreography of one-handed palm and fan production from elbow
steal of bottom packet into right-hand thumb clip, left first finger pushes packet out (throw cut)
a smart production and vanish of cards\nhands empty, cards produced and vanished again, attached to outside of sleeve and stolen when sleeve is pulled up\njohn hamley
1904
modern card manipulation John Hamley
A Smart Production and Vanish of Cards
hands empty, cards produced and vanished again, attached to outside of sleeve and stolen when sleeve is pulled up
the downs fan\nfan done in one hand, other hand shown empty, then second fan produced in this hand\nt. nelson downs
1909
the art of magic T. Nelson Downs
The Downs Fan
fan done in one hand, other hand shown empty, then second fan produced in this hand
passing a fan of cards from hand to hand\nfan vanishes in one hand and appears in other, apparently penetrating knee\n unknown
1933
expert manipulative magic
Unknown
Passing a Fan of Cards from Hand to Hand
fan vanishes in one hand and appears in other, apparently penetrating knee
the question for the month\nidea for card production from tambourine\ntheodore annemann\n"surprise!!"\njames g. thompson jr.\ndeck vanish in tambourine\nrobert parrish
1935
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
"surprise!!"\ndeck appears from tambourine, solution\njames g. thompson jr.\nthe question for the month\ntheodore annemann
1935
the jinx 1-50 James G. Thompson Jr.
the "cottone" squeeze production\nmultiple single cards, two procedures\njoseph cottone\nsqueeze production\njoseph cottone
1939
more card manipulations Joseph Cottone
thumb steal color change\npalm off can be used to produce fans (context), thumb palm\n unknown
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2
Unknown
Thumb Steal Color Change
palm off can be used to produce fans (context), thumb palm
fancy free\nmaking a double fan, with an interesting procedure, different designs \naudley walsh\nfancy free\naudley walsh
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Audley Walsh
Fancy Free
making a double fan, with an interesting procedure, different designs
pop-up cards\ncards either appear at fingertips or shoot in air from classic palm\naudley walsh\n unknown
1945/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 4 Audley Walsh, Unknown
Pop-Up Cards
cards either appear at fingertips or shoot in air from classic palm
a card is vanished and reappears at the very tips of the first and second fingers\nbasic back palming with fingertip production\narthur h. buckley
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
A Card is Vanished and Reappears at the very Tips of the first and second Fingers
split fans and coin productions\nsplit fan production, then fan of coins produced that have been held out during card productions\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
Split Fans and Coin Productions
split fan production, then fan of coins produced that have been held out during card productions
the back of benson's hand\ncard vanish and production, hands in prayer position are opened twice, illustrations by dr. jaks\nroy benson
1954
the new phoenix 301-348 Roy Benson
The Back of Benson's Hand
card vanish and production, hands in prayer position are opened twice, illustrations by Dr. Jaks
fancy free\nmaking a double fan, with an interesting procedure, different designs\naudley walsh\nfancy free\naudley walsh
1956
the best in magic Audley Walsh
Fancy Free
making a double fan, with an interesting procedure, different designs
the interlocked card production\n- the original version
- the push-up method\ncliff green\ninterlocked revisited\nravi pazhur
1961
professional card magic Cliff Green
the cottone-sendax method\nfor correction see reference\njoseph cottone\nvic sendax\ninterlocked card production\nvic sendax
1961
professional card magic Joseph Cottone, Vic Sendax
the phoenix aces\naces lost in deck are produced from empty hands one by one\ncliff green\nphoenix reborn\nrichard kaufman\ncliff green\na phoenix of a different color\nrichard kaufman\n"the ink was left behind!"\ndaryl martinez\n"the ink was left behind!"\ndaryl martinez
1961
professional card magic Cliff Green
The Phoenix Aces
aces lost in deck are produced from empty hands one by one
the aces of spades as a sorcerer's apprentice\nace of spades is removed, three more aces of spades produced from air, transform into four different aces\ncliff green\n"the ink was left behind!"\ndaryl martinez\n"the ink was left behind!"\ndaryl martinez
1961
professional card magic Cliff Green
The Aces of Spades as a Sorcerer's Apprentice
Ace of Spades is removed, three more Aces of Spades produced from air, transform into four different aces
finale for the flight of the blues\nsigned card vanishes from packed and is produced from air (back palm)\ncliff green
1961
professional card magic Cliff Green
Finale for the Flight of the Blues
signed card vanishes from packed and is produced from air (back palm)
million dollar card production\nhand shown empty while doing single card backpalm productions\nfrank garcia
1972
million dollar card secrets Frank Garcia
Million Dollar Card Production
hand shown empty while doing single card backpalm productions
danke für die tenkai-karten-produktion\n- produktion der karten\nfred kaps\nthanks to tenkai card production\nfred kaps
1978
fred kaps lecture Fred Kaps
phoenix reborn\naces lost in deck, aces appear one by one in empty hands\nrichard kaufman\ncliff green\nthe phoenix aces\ncliff green
1979
cardmagic Richard Kaufman, Cliff Green
Phoenix Reborn
aces lost in deck, aces appear one by one in empty hands
elliott continuous backpalm\nmany cards in regular palm, packets produced in fans (1938)\ndr. james william elliott
1985
the fred braue notebooks Dr. James William Elliott
Elliott Continuous Backpalm
many cards in regular palm, packets produced in fans (1938)
four card routine\nthurston type routine with tenkai palm, four kings produced from air, then vanished again one by one, hands empty, not sleeving\nrocco silano
1990
if it fits... sleeve it! Rocco Silano
Four Card Routine
Thurston type routine with Tenkai palm, four Kings produced from air, then vanished again one by one, hands empty, not sleeving
a card fan production\nalternative to split-fan production\nalex elmsley\nfan manipulation\n unknown
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
poor man's card manipulation\nthree cards vanish and reappear, for close-up use\njohn carney\npoor mans card manipulation\njohn carney
1991
carneycopia John Carney
the multiplying aces\nroll-down between the fingers\nalex elmsley\nmultiplying aces\nalex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
magical production of a full pack of cards\nno. 12, manipulative, routine with productions from knee\nellis stanyon\nsupplementary note\nkarl fulves
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Magical Production of a Full Pack of Cards
No. 12, manipulative, routine with productions from knee
supplementary note\nnotes on the manipulations and packet vanish\nkarl fulves\nmagical production of a full pack of cards\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Karl Fulves
palming in connection with pulling up the sleeves - production from left elbow\nno. 14\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Palming in Connection with Pulling Up the Sleeves - Production from Left Elbow
left hand fan production\ncards bent in left hand thumb crotch\nbarry stevenson\nroom 365 column, abracadabra
2007
the anthology of one handed card cuts and flourishes Barry Stevenson
card production\ncards are handed to performer behind vicitm's ear à la paperballs over the head\nfred robinson
2009
the magic of fred robinson Fred Robinson
Card Production
cards are handed to performer behind vicitm's ear à la Paperballs over the Head