durch einen griff die schwarzen karten von den roten zu trennen\nno. 31, deck shown shuffled, colors separated with one cutting action\n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Durch einen Griff die schwarzen Karten von den roten zu trennen
No. 31, deck shown shuffled, colors separated with one cutting action
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
das präparierte kartenspiel\n"die kartenschule von carl willmann"
making a stripper deck, applications: finding selections, aces or separating reds and blacks\n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das präparierte Kartenspiel
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
making a stripper deck, applications: finding selections, Aces or separating reds and blacks
das kartensortieren\nperformer 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
another red and black effect\na red card and a black card are selected, after the shuffle the deck is separated and in one hand are all red cards and the black selection and in the other hand vice versa \njack merlin
1927/28
merlin's master manipulations Jack Merlin
Another Red and Black Effect
a red card and a black card are selected, after the shuffle the deck is separated and in one hand are all red cards and the black selection and in the other hand vice versa
a routine of sleights at the card table\n- cards in spectator's pocket, card fished out very fast
- second and bottom dealing expose\njack merlin
1927/28
merlin at the card table Jack Merlin
A Routine of Sleights at the Card Table
cards in spectator's pocket, card fished out very fast
a matter of policy\nstory gag trick with twenty giant cards, ten democrats and ten republics, see page 54 for further comments and page 99 for improvement by max holden, see page 172 for improvement by andrew brennan\ntheodore annemann\n"fifth column"\njack vosburgh\n"dirty tricks"\npaul curry
1935
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
A Matter of Policy
story gag trick with twenty giant cards, ten democrats and ten republics, see page 54 for further comments and page 99 for improvement by Max Holden, see page 172 for improvement by Andrew Brennan
miraskill\n\nstewart james\nmiraskil\njoseph k. schmidt\nkarl fulves\nmiraskill\nstewart james\nmiraskill scissors-paper-stone\njoe fendel\nmoraskill\nryan swigert\nliberty, fraternity, equality\nramón riobóo\ndeal the way\ntomas blomberg\nalligator\njohn hostler
1936
the jinx 1-50 Stewart James
the perfect guesser\nperformer knows whether cut-to card is red or black, one-way alternating\nwilliam larsen
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks William Larsen
The Perfect Guesser
performer knows whether cut-to card is red or black, one-way alternating
red or black\ndeck of all black cards becomes all red, face-up face-down alternating cards as impromptu rough-smooth principle\n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
Red or Black
deck of all black cards becomes all red, face-up face-down alternating cards as impromptu rough-smooth principle
red or black\ncards are shown all red or black, or all blue backed, then red backed, also rough smooth, end stripper deck\ne. l. whitford\nrot oder schwarz\ne. l. whitford\na color changing trick\nellsworth lyman
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks E. L. Whitford
Red or Black
cards are shown all red or black, or all blue backed, then red backed, also rough smooth, end stripper deck
positions unknown\nnamed cards are produced and deck separated into colors, stacked stripper deck\ncharles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Positions Unknown
named cards are produced and deck separated into colors, stacked stripper deck
from the pen of leipzig\ntwo shuffled decks are covered with handkerchiefs, performer removes a card with each hand, they match\nnate leipzig
1940
chap's scrapbook Nate Leipzig
From the Pen of Leipzig
two shuffled decks are covered with handkerchiefs, performer removes a card with each hand, they match
the magic separation\nface-up and face-down cards are shuffled, performer separates cards behind back so one pile consists of same amount of face up cards as the other, see collected secrets for variations\nbob hummer\ndouble separation\nwarren wiersbe\nbob hummer\nhummer of a trick!\nrobert page\nbob hummer\nthe magic separation\nbob hummer
1940
half-a-dozen hummers Bob Hummer
The Magic Separation
face-up and face-down cards are shuffled, performer separates cards behind back so one pile consists of same amount of face up cards as the other, see Collected Secrets for variations
do as i do - u can't unless i want u 2\neight cards for performer and spectator, basically oil&water effect, two methods, hugard's and marlo's\nedward marlo\njean hugard
1941
early marlo Edward Marlo, Jean Hugard
Do As I Do - U Can't Unless I Want U 2
eight cards for performer and spectator, basically oil&water effect, two methods, Hugard's and Marlo's
pay off\nspectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases\nwalter b. gibson\nfollow the leaders\nroger barkann\nskill-nil!\ndr. william t. palchinas\npay-off\nwalter b. gibson\npay-off\nwalter b. gibson\none thousand skulls\nal mann\ncharlie cheats\nkarl fulves
1942
the phoenix 1-50 Walter B. Gibson
Pay Off
spectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases
little stranger\nspectator places some red cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines number\nbob hummer\nhummer's little stranger\nbob hummer\nselected suit divination\ntom craven
1945
little stranger Bob Hummer
Little Stranger
spectator places some red cards in his left and right trouser and jacket pockets, performer divines number
the "red and black" effect\none red and several black cards are put in envelopes, magician identifies red\neddie clever
1945/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 4 Eddie Clever
The "Red and Black" Effect
one red and several black cards are put in envelopes, magician identifies red
the four bandits\nexpermient no. 43 - jacks are produced, inserted in middle and come to top, deck is separated in reds and blacks\narthur h. buckley
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
The Four Bandits
Expermient No. 43 - jacks are produced, inserted in middle and come to top, deck is separated in reds and blacks
double separation\npacket shuffled face-up face-down, then statement over condition made and colors separated\nwarren wiersbe\nbob hummer\nthe magic separation\nbob hummer\nthe magic separation\nbob hummer
1946
mental cases with cards Warren Wiersbe, Bob Hummer
Double Separation
packet shuffled face-up face-down, then statement over condition made and colors separated
follow the leaders\nroutine with red/black effects
- prediction of red / black relationship (phoenix no. 1)
- out of this world (not explained)
- follow the leader (not explained)
- slop shuffle color separation\nroger barkann\nfollow the leader\ndai vernon\npay off\nwalter b. gibson\none plus one equals three\nroger barkann\nout of this world\npaul curry
1946
the phoenix 101-150 Roger Barkann
Follow the Leaders
routine with red/black effects
prediction of red / black relationship (Phoenix No. 1)
hummer's 18 card mystery\nspectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards, see collected secrets for links to variations\nbob hummer\nhummer's 18 card mystery\nbob hummer
1946
face up face down mysteries Bob Hummer
Hummer's 18 Card Mystery
spectator takes eighteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and divines the amount of reversed cards, see Collected Secrets for links to variations
hummer's swindle\nspectator takes sixteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile behind his back, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and without looking reverses all cards back in order\nbob hummer\nhummer's swindle\nbob hummer
1946
face up face down mysteries Bob Hummer
Hummer's Swindle
spectator takes sixteen cards and turns over the top two cards and cuts the pile behind his back, that step is repeated as often as he likes, then the performer takes the cards behind his back and without looking reverses all cards back in order
the lonely card\ncato routine, cards turned face up, performer takes packet behind back and reverses all cards except selection\nbob hummer\nthe lonely card\nbob hummer\nreturn of the lonely card\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
1946
face up face down mysteries Bob Hummer
The Lonely Card
CATO routine, cards turned face up, performer takes packet behind back and reverses all cards except selection
dealing from the bottom\nmentioning the idea to deal bottoms to all players except oneself and performing ootw with bottom deals\narthur h. buckley\nthe bottom deal\nroger crosthwaite\nguess black\njohn scarne\nthe bottom control deal\nroger crosthwaite\nconsecutive bottom deal count-down\n unknown
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
Dealing from the Bottom
mentioning the idea to deal bottoms to all players except oneself and performing OOTW with bottom deals
"out of this world" followup - effect number 2\ndecks with colors separated is mixed, yet the colors stay separated\nj. b. bobo
1947
watch this one! J. B. Bobo
"Out of this World" Followup - Effect Number 2
decks with colors separated is mixed, yet the colors stay separated
3 jacks every time\nthree jacks are laid alternated with indifferent cards and come to the top, as a prelude to "3 jack & a pat" by weisbecker\njack potter\n3 jacks & a pat\nphil weisbecker\nunstacked jacks\njack potter
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Jack Potter
3 Jacks Every Time
three jacks are laid alternated with indifferent cards and come to the top, as a prelude to "3 Jack & a Pat" by Weisbecker
matchaskill\nmiraskill with matches\ngerald kosky\nstrike one\njames g. thompson jr.\nverne chesbro\nwilliam h. mccaffrey\ngerald kosky
1948
the phoenix 101-150 Gerald Kosky
skill-nil!\ncombination 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)\ndr. william t. palchinas\ntony kardyro's "a total mystery" in " a routine supreme"\ntony kardyro's "total mystery" and "sensational sensetive finger tips" in "a routine supreme"\npay off\nwalter b. gibson\none good trick...\nwalter b. gibson\ncard-incidence\ncharles 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"
grant's follow the leader\nten red and ten black cards mixed together, separate again, a bit unclear with dealing\nu. f. grant
1949
grant's inner circle magazine U. F. Grant
Grant's Follow the Leader
ten red and ten black cards mixed together, separate again, a bit unclear with dealing
marlo's janus\nsome red and ten cards are mixed, spectator deals them on face-up cards on table, all color match, double facers, see also p. 837\nedward marlo\nesp janus\nnick trost
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250 Edward Marlo
Marlo's Janus
some red and ten cards are mixed, spectator deals them on face-up cards on table, all color match, double facers, see also p. 837
separating red and black cards\nno. 18, performer separates face up/down packet into reds and blacks\njohn scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
Separating Red and Black Cards
No. 18, Performer separates face up/down packet into reds and blacks
color scheme\nno. 47, cards mixed face up/down, spectator separates face up/down, as well as red/black\noscar weigle\ncolor scheme\noscar weigle\nstill scheming\npeter duffie
1950
scarne on card tricks Oscar Weigle
Color Scheme
No. 47, Cards mixed face up/down, spectator separates face up/down, as well as red/black
sealed penetration\ndeck is sealed and put in spectator's pocket, performer fishes card out very fast\ngeorge schindler\ni rise\nstephen tucker\nharry in your pocket\ndarwin ortiz
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250 George Schindler
Sealed Penetration
deck is sealed and put in spectator's pocket, performer fishes card out very fast
can't see!\n"a complete act"
performer genuinely blindfolded, performer feels various qualities of cards
- picture sense (all court cards sorted out during deal-through)
- now the suits
- aces high
- reds and blacks
- any card! (any number card named, performer locates it while dealing through packet)
- out of this world (no longer blindfolded)\ntoni koynini
1951
toni koynini's card miracles Toni Koynini
Can't See!
"A Complete Act"
performer genuinely blindfolded, performer feels various qualities of cards
Picture Sense (all court cards sorted out during deal-through)
Now the Suits
Aces High
Reds and Blacks
Any Card! (any number card named, performer locates it while dealing through packet)
call to the colors\n\nbill simon\nthe scarne puzzle\njohn scarne\ncall to the colors (llamar a los colores)\nbill simon\nalternating the colors (presentation)\ndavide costi\nalternating the colors\narturo de ascanio
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
janus\nsome red and ten cards are mixed, spectator deals them on face-up cards on table, all color match, double facers\nedward marlo
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
Janus
some red and ten cards are mixed, spectator deals them on face-up cards on table, all color match, double facers
rouge et noir\nfive red cards and five black cards are shuffled, spectator separates the cards by color\ndr. jacob daley\nfootnotes on rouge et noir\nwilliam zavis\nmore footnotes on: rouge et noir\nwilliam zavis\nday for night\nphilip t. goldstein\nruse et noir\nken krenzel\ndouble rouge et noir\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nfive red and five black\narturo de ascanio
1953
the phoenix 251 — 300 Dr. Jacob Daley
Rouge et Noir
five red cards and five black cards are shuffled, spectator separates the cards by color
footnotes on rouge et noir\ndifferent card switches\nwilliam zavis\nrouge et noir\ndr. jacob daley\nmore footnotes on: rouge et noir\nwilliam zavis
1953
the phoenix 251 — 300 William Zavis
oil and water\n4&4, two extra cards\nedward marlo\nagua y aceite\nedward marlo\noil and water featuring the ascanio spread\narturo de ascanio
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
more footnotes on: rouge et noir\nwith two royal flushes\nwilliam zavis\nrouge et noir\ndr. jacob daley\nfootnotes on rouge et noir\nwilliam zavis
1954
the phoenix 251 — 300 William Zavis
pay-off\nspectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases\nwalter b. gibson\npay off\nwalter b. gibson
1956
the best in magic Walter B. Gibson
Pay-Off
spectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases
matching the colors\ndeck shuffled face up and face down, magician can separate into two piles containing the same number of face up cards. alternative is to shuffle red and black cards.\nbob hummer
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Bob Hummer
Matching the Colors
Deck shuffled face up and face down, magician can separate into two piles containing the same number of face up cards. Alternative is to shuffle red and black cards.
hummer's reversal mystery\ncato trick, magician can name correctly number of face up cards after cut and turn over procedure. oscar weigle variation: colors are also separated\nbob hummer\noscar weigle\nthe little moonies\nbob hummer\nstitches in time\nstephen tucker
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Bob Hummer, Oscar Weigle
Hummer's Reversal Mystery
CATO trick, magician can name correctly number of face up cards after cut and turn over procedure. Oscar Weigle variation: colors are also separated
stewart james' color prediction\nmiraskill, three phases, magician predicts outcome each time\nstewart james
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Stewart James
Stewart James' Color Prediction
Miraskill, three phases, magician predicts outcome each time
face up - face down surprise\ncards separated in reds and blacks, triumph with reds, black selection found in red pile, red and black piles change place\nbrother john hamman\nright card - wrong color\njack avis\nred-black surprise\nkevin davie\nright card - wrong colour\njack avis
1958
the card magic of bro. john hamman s. m. Brother John Hamman
Face Up - Face Down Surprise
cards separated in reds and blacks, triumph with reds, black selection found in red pile, red and black piles change place
the chameleon colors\nreds and blacks separated, some red cards change to black and back, then halves transpose\nbrother john hamman\nchameleon colors revisited\nwesley james
1958
the card magic of bro. john hamman s. m. Brother John Hamman
The Chameleon Colors
reds and blacks separated, some red cards change to black and back, then halves transpose
right card - wrong color\ncard chosen, wrong color proclaimed by magician, cards separated in reds and blacks, black selection found in red pile, red and black piles change place\njack avis\nface up - face down surprise\nbrother john hamman\nright card - wrong colour\njack avis
1958
ireland's yearbooks Jack Avis
Right Card - Wrong Color
card chosen, wrong color proclaimed by magician, cards separated in reds and blacks, black selection found in red pile, red and black piles change place
another impromptu out of this world\ndoing miraskill for separating red and black cards\nwilliam p. miesel\nmiraskill\nstewart james\npay off\nwalter b. gibson
1958
the cardiste William P. Miesel
Another Impromptu Out of this World
doing Miraskill for separating red and black cards
oil and water\n4&4, extra cards\ndai vernon\nhand separation displacement\ndai vernon\noil and water featuring the ascanio spread\narturo de ascanio
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
a mental puzzle\ncards are put in a bag, spectator removes some, performer too and the rest is given to a second spectator, performer divines amount of red and black cards each spectator is holding\nal mann\nnelson's impromptu change bag\nrobert a. nelson\none thousand skulls\nal mann
1961
still more miracles in mentalism Al Mann
A Mental Puzzle
cards are put in a bag, spectator removes some, performer too and the rest is given to a second spectator, performer divines amount of red and black cards each spectator is holding
general delivery - cards to the pockets\nsix cards, red black alternating, vanish and reappear color-separated from two different pockets\ncliff green\ntravel\nrichard kaufman\ngreensleeves\ncurtis kam
1961
professional card magic Cliff Green
General Delivery - Cards to the Pockets
six cards, red black alternating, vanish and reappear color-separated from two different pockets
out of this universe\nsome red and black sorting comes out despite real shuffles, not really ootw effect\nharry lorayne\na bit for "out of this universe"\ndick cavett\ni. general procedures\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)\nbest of all worlds\nmichael powers\nout of this solar system\nmichał kociołek
1962
close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
Out of this Universe
some red and black sorting comes out despite real shuffles, not really OOTW effect
medium\npartial rough-smooth, red and black alternate, then force blocks, three phases:
1. spectator says if top card is red or black, he is always right
2. spectator names position of a given card, the card is at that position
3. performer put unknown card in pocket, spectator divines it\njochen zmeck\npsi color\nedward marlo
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil ii Jochen Zmeck
Medium
partial rough-smooth, red and black alternate, then force blocks, three phases:
1. spectator says if top card is red or black, he is always right
2. spectator names position of a given card, the card is at that position
3. performer put unknown card in pocket, spectator divines it
color eliminator\ncolor reflects on back of other card or nail polish on fingertip\nedward marlo\ncolor sense\nedward marlo\ncolor, how glimpsed\nkarl fulves\nimpromptu peek deck\njustin higham
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
Color Eliminator
color reflects on back of other card or nail polish on fingertip
out of this world ii\npartial rough-smooth\nbill edwards\nabracadabra no. 698, p. 344, 1959
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks - teil ii Bill Edwards
red & black fantasy\nspectator pockets some red and black cards, performer divines how many\nharry lorayne\ncolors revealed\nrick johnsson\nharry lorayne\nwalter rollins\ncolors revealed\nrick johnsson\nwalter rollins\nharry lorayne
1964
personal secrets Harry Lorayne
Red & Black Fantasy
spectator pockets some red and black cards, performer divines how many
hummer addition\nspectator reverses some cards, below table magician reverses more so named total is achieved, as kicker all are one color\nharry lorayne\nface up prediction\nbob hummer
1965
my favorite card tricks Harry Lorayne
Hummer Addition
spectator reverses some cards, below table magician reverses more so named total is achieved, as kicker all are one color
the bet without odds\nproblems with cards - no. three
one red card in black pile and vice versa, spectator should choose a pile and find a black card, but he chooses black pile and the only red card therein
for solutions see references\nkarl fulves\nthe bet without odds - solutions\nedward marlo\nthe bet without odds\nroy johnson\nthe proposition\nbruce cervon
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
The Bet without Odds
Problems with Cards - No. Three
one red card in black pile and vice versa, spectator should choose a pile and find a black card, but he chooses black pile and the only red card therein
for solutions see references
named red card in black packet\nas a problem\nwilliam p. miesel\nnamed red card in black packet\nedward marlo
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 William P. Miesel
the bet without odds - solutions\nthree methods, see also p. 47 and "technicolor prediction" (ireland year book 1962)\nedward marlo\nthe bet without odds\nkarl fulves
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Edward Marlo
The Bet without Odds - Solutions
three methods, see also p. 47 and "Technicolor Prediction" (Ireland Year Book 1962)
named red card in black packet\nsolution to miesel's problem\nedward marlo\nnamed red card in black packet\nwilliam p. miesel
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Edward Marlo
the proposition\nblack card in red half, spectator should remove a red one, whole packet changes to black\nbruce cervon\nthe bet without odds\nkarl fulves
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Bruce Cervon
The Proposition
black card in red half, spectator should remove a red one, whole packet changes to black
the red queen's move\nspectator guesses red or black, red-black pairs formed on table, see also p. 864 for credit information\nkarl fulves\na red queen note\nkarl fulves
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
The Red Queen's Move
spectator guesses red or black, red-black pairs formed on table, see also p. 864 for credit information
black magic\neffect about matching pairs of red and black, related to gilbreath principle, fifty-two double facers (!)\nkarl fulves\nblack magic notes\nkarl fulves
1967
epilogue Karl Fulves
Black Magic
effect about matching pairs of red and black, related to Gilbreath Principle, fifty-two double facers (!)
red magic\nspectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number\npeter alexis\nred magic variation\nbruce cervon\nearl keyser\nhummer's little stranger\nbob hummer\nred magic\nkarl fulves
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Peter Alexis
Red Magic
spectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number
incorporated color control\n- part one: pairs attract each other after riffle shuffle (rbbr-rbbr-...)
- part two: spectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red
- part three: number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted\nkarl fulves\np. 109 for comment\nthe candy king\nstewart james\nincorporated color control with coins\nbob hemple\ncolor control - mentalists night out\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves\nthe red and the black\npaul curry\nriffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves\nbackwards bet\nkarl fulves
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
Incorporated Color Control
Part One: pairs attract each other after riffle shuffle (RBBR-RBBR-...)
Part Two: spectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red
Part Three: number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted
red magic variation\nspectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number\nbruce cervon\nearl keyser\nred magic\npeter alexis
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Bruce Cervon, Earl Keyser
Red Magic Variation
spectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number
color - sense\neight indicator cards distributed on table, deck shuffled in four packets, then distributed on top of those eight cards, the piles match the indicator card in color\nroy walton\ncorrection on p. 86
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Roy Walton
Color - Sense
eight indicator cards distributed on table, deck shuffled in four packets, then distributed on top of those eight cards, the piles match the indicator card in color
posi-negative cards\nmagnetic colors variation\nj. w. sarles\np. 116 for comment by fred g. taylor, fulves and backdating to 1958\n"you did it" (t.s. ransom, ibidem #16, p. 11)\nposi-negative cards\nj. w. sarles\nposi-negative cards\nj. w. sarles\nfollow me\nkarl fulves
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 J. W. Sarles
Posi-Negative Cards
Magnetic Colors variation
Related to
p. 116 for comment by Fred G. Taylor, Fulves and backdating to 1958
the cards that can't be mixed\n4&4 odd-backed, red-backed faces change to black as finale\nkarl fulves\np. 165 for reference\nthe cards that can't be mixed\nkarl fulves\nfollow the leader & oil and water\nkarl fulves
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
The Cards That Can't Be Mixed
4&4 odd-backed, red-backed faces change to black as finale
faro blockbuster\n3&3, as climax the cards are reversed in deck, some faro shuffles, then deck is separated in red and blacks\nharry lorayne
1967
deck-sterity Harry Lorayne
Faro Blockbuster
3&3, as climax the cards are reversed in deck, some faro shuffles, then deck is separated in red and blacks
the astor-deck als svengali spiel\ndeck riffled through as all-black or all-red, whole deck corner-shorted\nvictor "astor" jamnitzky
1967 (ca.)
the astor-deck Victor "Astor" Jamnitzky
The Astor-Deck als Svengali Spiel
deck riffled through as all-black or all-red, whole deck corner-shorted
die roten und die schwarzen\nred and black separation by touch, whole deck corner-shorted\nvictor "astor" jamnitzky
1967 (ca.)
the astor-deck Victor "Astor" Jamnitzky
Die Roten und die Schwarzen
red and black separation by touch, whole deck corner-shorted
the odd event\nred-black matching thing with two card location\nkarl fulves\nfuture perfect\nkarl fulves\nthe odd event\nedward marlo\nlogical odd event\nmarvin johnson
1968
epilogue Karl Fulves
color prophecy\nperformer predicts which red-black pairs will match when two halves are dealt after a shuffle\ngene finnell\ncolor prophecy\ngene finnell\ncolor prophecy\ngene finnell
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Gene Finnell
Color Prophecy
performer predicts which red-black pairs will match when two halves are dealt after a shuffle
influential pairs\ntwo decks dealt in several piles, red black separated\nroy walton\nkarl fulves\ninfluential pairs variation\ngene finnell\ninfluence\nroy walton\ninfluential pairs variation\ngene finnell\ninfluential pairs\nroy walton\nkarl fulves
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Roy Walton, Karl Fulves
Influential Pairs
two decks dealt in several piles, red black separated
all but one\ncato red black separation routine, p. 241 for further reference\nrobert page\np. 240 for variation by walter setty\nthe lonely card\nbob hummer
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Robert Page
All But One
CATO red black separation routine, p. 241 for further reference
future perfect\nmiraskill with face-up/face-down instead of red/black, previous selection found in odd-colored pile\nkarl fulves\nthe odd event\nkarl fulves\nimpromptu miraskil\njoseph k. schmidt\nfuture vision\nkarl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
Future Perfect
Miraskill with face-up/face-down instead of red/black, previous selection found in odd-colored pile
riffle/reverse notes\ncombination of riffle shuffle and reverse faro, related to gilbreath principle\nkarl fulves\nriffle/reverse\nkarl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique Karl Fulves
Riffle/Reverse Notes
combination of riffle shuffle and reverse faro, related to Gilbreath Principle
black magic notes\neffect about matching pairs of red and black, related to gilbreath principle, see also addenda on page 60\nkarl fulves\nblack magic\nkarl fulves\nmemory mix\nkarl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique Karl Fulves
Black Magic Notes
effect about matching pairs of red and black, related to Gilbreath Principle, see also Addenda on page 60
colors revealed\nafter a riffle shuffle, the spectator sorts deck in multiple stage in colors and pockets piles in six different pockets, performer knows number of cards in each pocket\nrick johnsson\nharry lorayne\nwalter rollins\nred & black fantasy\nharry lorayne\ncolors revealed\nrick johnsson\nwalter rollins\nharry lorayne\nhummer's little stranger\nbob hummer
1969
epilogue Rick Johnsson, Harry Lorayne, Walter Rollins
Colors Revealed
after a riffle shuffle, the spectator sorts deck in multiple stage in colors and pockets piles in six different pockets, performer knows number of cards in each pocket
status quo\nreds and blacks separated, they stay separated despite shuffling, then done with small packet (4 & 4)\nben christopher\nices and kings\nkarl fulves\ncrime pays naught\nkarl fulves
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Ben Christopher
Status Quo
reds and blacks separated, they stay separated despite shuffling, then done with small packet (4 & 4)
nor eyes to see with\n- performer finds red card in black packet behind back
- circled number on paper is divined behind back
- set time on watch revealed behind back
fiber optic tube, see also p. 320 for idea by harold bester, p. 644 & p. 728 for comments by syd bergson & karl fulves\ndon nielsen\nkarl fulves\n"nor eyes to see with" revisited\njohn cornelius\nread out\njohn cornelius
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Don Nielsen, Karl Fulves
Nor Eyes To See With
performer finds red card in black packet behind back
circled number on paper is divined behind back
set time on watch revealed behind back
fiber optic tube, see also p. 320 for idea by Harold Bester, p. 644 & p. 728 for comments by Syd Bergson & Karl Fulves
oil and queens\ntransformation kicker\nroy walton\nwater and oil barrons\nwilliam p. miesel\na load of.....\npaul brignall\nso these must be...\nstephen tucker\nÖl und wasser\nroberto giobbi\noil & water plus\ndave campbell\nan odin sequel\npeter duffie\nmixing with royalty\nsteven hamilton\nder frauenschwarm\n sveroni
1969
the devil's playthings Roy Walton
even money proposition\nspectator is given pairs of red and black cards, he guesses all colors correctly, see p. 289 for reference, p. 292 for comments by george mclean & george blake\nkarl fulves\ndivided we stand\nroy walton\neven money\nlarry jennings\nsuit yourself\nbrother john hamman\nchoosy choice\nroy walton\nlose or win proposition\nedward marlo\nkarl fulves\nthe gaffed proposition\nedward marlo\nfavorite routine and procedure\nedward marlo\nkarl fulves\neven money world\nronald b. edwards\neven-money proposition\nkarl fulves\nout of this world variation (even money proposition)\nkarl fulves\njerry mentzer\neven money extra\nkarl fulves\nred or black - which?\nnick trost\nred or black - which?\nnick trost\nthe noir test\nkarl fulves\nnoir et rouge\nkarl fulves\nsome assembly required\nkarl fulves\nnoir negative\nkarl fulves\nsee also...\nkarl fulves\nreconstruction\nsteve beam\nfeminine side\ntony chaudhuri\nultimate "even money" - improved\nnick trost\nkarl fulves
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
Even Money Proposition
spectator is given pairs of red and black cards, he guesses all colors correctly, see p. 289 for reference, p. 292 for comments by George McLean & George Blake
the compleat gamester addition\nred-black betting game with eight cards\nmartin gardner\nthe compleat gamester\nkarl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Martin Gardner
even money\npairs of cards given to spectator, he finds it impossible to guess color of any card, see also p. 420 for comment by trevor dawson\nlarry jennings\neven money proposition\nkarl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Larry Jennings
Even Money
pairs of cards given to spectator, he finds it impossible to guess color of any card, see also p. 420 for comment by Trevor Dawson
no mirror\nreading colors of cards, whet thumbnail as shiner, see also p. 411\njack posetary\nan invisible card shiner\ndr. edward g. ervin\ntechnicolor thought\nkarl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jack Posetary
No Mirror
reading colors of cards, whet thumbnail as shiner, see also p. 411
gilbreath revisited\ndeck cut in three piles, one pile looked over, performer knows number of red and black cards in other piles, handling for gilbreath's "separating one deck with one shuffle" (linking ring, july 1958)\npaul swinford\nnorman gilbreath
1971
more faro fantasy Paul Swinford, Norman Gilbreath
Gilbreath Revisited
deck cut in three piles, one pile looked over, performer knows number of red and black cards in other piles, handling for Gilbreath's "Separating One Deck With One Shuffle" (Linking Ring, July 1958)
unmatch\nfive reds and five blacks mixed, spectator points to any five, removed as block, cards from both piles simultaneously turned over, always one red and one black, see also p. 460\nkarl fulves\ncolor thot\nmartin gardner\nunmatch\nkarl fulves\nmatch up\ncharles hudson\nyada\nphilip t. goldstein\nkarl fulves
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Unmatch
five reds and five blacks mixed, spectator points to any five, removed as block, cards from both piles simultaneously turned over, always one red and one black, see also p. 460
travellers in time\nred and black cards are separated, each half mixed face-up into face-down and top card placed into center, time machine plot, cards again on top, all cards face-down and mixed\nroy walton\nmorlock's revenge\nlarry jennings\nroy walton\ndie zeitmaschine\nroberto giobbi\ntime and again\ndarwin ortiz\nthe trick that never happened\npaul cummins\nback into time\nroy walton\nall's well that ends well\nroberto giobbi\nlarry jennings
1971
cardboard charades Roy Walton
Travellers in Time
red and black cards are separated, each half mixed face-up into face-down and top card placed into center, time machine plot, cards again on top, all cards face-down and mixed
moracle\npacket cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros, this card predicted and four aces on top of discard piles, see also p. 486 for comment by charles hudson\nlin searles\noracle\nkarl fulves\nimmoracle\nphilip t. goldstein\nearthly powers\nrichard vollmer\nmodern day moracle\nmarty kane\nmoracle\nroberto giobbi\nstarburst\njack avis\nlewis jones\nroyacle\nmel bennett\nbottom feeder\nsteve beam\nsi-decker\nsteve beam\nmoracool\nsteve beam\nroyal roundup\nsteve beam\nthe neutralizer\nsteve beam\nbinary bypass\nsteve beam\nrock bottom\nsteve beam\nbluff oracle aces ii\njohn bannon\nbluff oracle aces i\njohn bannon\nlie-decker\nmax maven
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Lin Searles
Moracle
packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros, this card predicted and four Aces on top of discard piles, see also p. 486 for comment by Charles Hudson
someone like you\neight-card packet, spectator tries red-black separation, the score of hits and misses is looked up in an index of possible scores, on the correct score the spectator is described in detail\nkarl fulves\nfrom tom hubbard\ntom hubbard\nsomeone like you\nkarl fulves
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Someone Like You
eight-card packet, spectator tries red-black separation, the score of hits and misses is looked up in an index of possible scores, on the correct score the spectator is described in detail
m/separation\n4&4, using the <a href="http://archive.denisbehr.de/archive/resultkey.php?search=monge&connect=and&title=title&creator=creator&comment=comment&prop=all&bookonly=all&keyword=1">monge shuffle</a>\nlin searles
1971
epilogue Lin Searles
technicolor thought\ndivided deck location, then set-up for "no mirror"\nkarl fulves\nno mirror\njack posetary\ntechnicolor thought\nkarl fulves
1971
the book of numbers — supplementary notes Karl Fulves
Technicolor Thought
divided deck location, then set-up for "No Mirror"
sleeper\nspectator notes bottom card and pockets it along with next nine cards of same color, then performer finds cards of opposite color\nfred g. taylor
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Fred G. Taylor
Sleeper
spectator notes bottom card and pockets it along with next nine cards of same color, then performer finds cards of opposite color
follow-up\ntwenty cards used to write esp, number named and card is only odd-colored card, nine force\nsteve spillman\nflannel-board\njohn a. novak
1972
the compleat magick - volume i Steve Spillman
Follow-Up
twenty cards used to write ESP, number named and card is only odd-colored card, nine force
the fantastic deal jog\nred/black separation except named quartet (aka "the great divide")\nharry lorayne\nfour-way sorting\ncharles t. jordan\nthe great divide\nharry lorayne
1972
the great divide Harry Lorayne
The Fantastic Deal Jog
red/black separation except named quartet (aka "The Great Divide")
an illogical conclusion\nfour red cards are changed with four face down cards on the table one by one, cards in the hand remain always red and spectators assume face down cards are red too, they are shown to be black eventually\nroy walton
1972
tale twisters Roy Walton
An Illogical Conclusion
four red cards are changed with four face down cards on the table one by one, cards in the hand remain always red and spectators assume face down cards are red too, they are shown to be black eventually
color thot\nspectator pushes out twenty-six cards from tabled spread\nmartin gardner\nunmatch\nkarl fulves\ncolor thot\nmartin gardner\nyada\nphilip t. goldstein\nkarl fulves\nrack and bled\nlewis jones
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Martin Gardner
Color Thot
spectator pushes out twenty-six cards from tabled spread
attraction\nafter riffle shuffle cards are dealt in pairs, matching red or black pair is always followed by pair of other color\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
Attraction
after riffle shuffle cards are dealt in pairs, matching red or black pair is always followed by pair of other color
chromatic telepathy\nspectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
Chromatic Telepathy
spectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red
incorporated color control\nnumber of color-matching pairs kind of predicted after riffle shuffle\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
Incorporated Color Control
number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted after riffle shuffle
black magic\neffect about matching pairs of red and black, related to gilbreath principle, fifty-two double facers (!)\nkarl fulves\nblack magic\nkarl fulves\nmemory mix\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
Black Magic
effect about matching pairs of red and black, related to Gilbreath Principle, fifty-two double facers (!)
color prophecy\nperformer predicts which red-black pairs will match when two halves are dealt after a shuffle\ngene finnell\ncolor prophecy\ngene finnell
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Gene Finnell
Color Prophecy
performer predicts which red-black pairs will match when two halves are dealt after a shuffle
colors revealed\nafter a riffle shuffle, the spectator sorts deck in multiple stage in colors and pockets piles in six different pockets, performer knows number of cards in each pocket\nrick johnsson\nwalter rollins\nharry lorayne\nred & black fantasy\nharry lorayne\ncolors revealed\nrick johnsson\nharry lorayne\nwalter rollins
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Rick Johnsson, Walter Rollins, Harry Lorayne
Colors Revealed
after a riffle shuffle, the spectator sorts deck in multiple stage in colors and pockets piles in six different pockets, performer knows number of cards in each pocket
unmatch\nfive red and five black cards, spectator choses five, when turned up in pairs they always are one red and one black\nkarl fulves\nunmatch\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
Unmatch
five red and five black cards, spectator choses five, when turned up in pairs they always are one red and one black
isolator\ncard selected, cards dealt in two piles by spectator, colors separated except selection, faro\nroy walton\nthis is it\nbob hummer
1973
epilogue Roy Walton
Isolator
card selected, cards dealt in two piles by spectator, colors separated except selection, faro
strictly to enhance your imagination\naces lost and found, then two selections found and deck separated into reds and blacks, faro\ngene finnell\nfrom tom hubbard\ntom hubbard
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
Strictly to Enhance Your Imagination
Aces lost and found, then two selections found and deck separated into reds and blacks, faro
technicolor oddity\nfour reds and four blacks are mixed in various ways (klondike shuffle, under/over shuffle), yet separate\nkarl fulves\nyet another technicolor oddity\nharvey rosenthal\nanother technicolor oddity\nharvey rosenthal
1973
notes from underground Karl Fulves
Technicolor Oddity
four reds and four blacks are mixed in various ways (klondike shuffle, under/over shuffle), yet separate
influential pairs\ntwo decks dealt in several piles, red black separated\nroy walton\nkarl fulves\ninfluential pairs\nroy walton\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Roy Walton, Karl Fulves
Influential Pairs
two decks dealt in several piles, red black separated
"for faro shuffler only"\ndeck is separated in reds and blacks, a faro is shuffled, colors still separated\nedward marlo
1973
marlo's objectives Edward Marlo
"For Faro Shuffler Only"
deck is separated in reds and blacks, a faro is shuffled, colors still separated
impromptu miraskil\nwith face-up/face-down\njoseph k. schmidt\nfuture perfect\nkarl fulves\nmira-kil\nstephen clark\nmiraskil\njoseph k. schmidt\nkarl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Joseph K. Schmidt
pointed up wager\nproposition plot (problem by fulves): one black card in a packet of red cards, spectator cuts to single black card, six methods\nedward marlo\nkarl fulves
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo, Karl Fulves
Pointed Up Wager
proposition plot (problem by Fulves): one black card in a packet of red cards, spectator cuts to single black card, six methods
the red and the black\nspectator arrange the deck, cards are in red/black pairs except the aces.\npaul curry\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves\nthe power of love\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nthe paranormalist\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
1974
paul curry presents Paul Curry
The Red And The Black
spectator arrange the deck, cards are in red/black pairs except the aces.
obsolete prediction\nfour packets of four cards with different order of red and black cards, chosen one matches the prediction\nroy walton
1974
pabular Roy Walton
Obsolete Prediction
four packets of four cards with different order of red and black cards, chosen one matches the prediction
trick #8\ncards openly separated into suits, then reds shuffled together and blacks, halves put together, they magically mix\nwilliam larsen\nt. page wright\nin "random conceptions with cards" (ca. 1930)
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 William Larsen, T. Page Wright
Trick #8
cards openly separated into suits, then reds shuffled together and blacks, halves put together, they magically mix
mind bender\nspectator cuts a packet and deals cards on table, performer predicts on a card when spectator is out of cards and whether his last card is red or black\n aldini
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii Aldini
Mind Bender
spectator cuts a packet and deals cards on table, performer predicts on a card when spectator is out of cards and whether his last card is red or black
deck memorization\nootw with the performer dealing as a memory stunt, gilbreath\nmichael boden\ndeck memorization\nmichael boden\ndeck memorization\nmichael boden
1974
card cavalcade ii Michael Boden
Deck Memorization
OOTW with the performer dealing as a memory stunt, gilbreath
cull-a-separation\na red card and a black card are reversed in the deck and attract the other cards of the same color\nwalt lees
1974
pabular Walt Lees
Cull-A-Separation
a red card and a black card are reversed in the deck and attract the other cards of the same color
trick #7\ncards openly separated into suits, then shuffled together fairly with riffle shuffle, yet red-black colors remain separated\nwilliam larsen\nt. page wright\nin "random conceptions with cards" (ca. 1930)
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 William Larsen, T. Page Wright
Trick #7
cards openly separated into suits, then shuffled together fairly with riffle shuffle, yet red-black colors remain separated
criss cross\nnines through aces removed and sorted in reds and blacks, dealing procedure on table mixes and then sorts the colors again, spectator cannot duplicate it
credit information, see also p. 812 for marlo claim\ngeorge sands\n"unbeatable" (george sands, sep. 1951, p. 14)\nto teach the company a trick which they learn without difficulty, then to allow them to succeed or to cause them to fail at your pleasure\n unknown\ncolor blind\nkarl fulves\ncriss cross\ngeorge sands\nkarl fulves
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 George Sands
Criss Cross
Nines through Aces removed and sorted in reds and blacks, dealing procedure on table mixes and then sorts the colors again, spectator cannot duplicate it
credit information, see also p. 812 for Marlo claim
color blind\nno-palm handling of criss cross, nines through aces removed and sorted in reds and blacks, dealing procedure on table mixes and then sorts the colors again, spectator cannot duplicate it, see p. 1053 for comment\nkarl fulves\ncriss cross\ngeorge sands
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Color Blind
no-palm handling of Criss Cross, Nines through Aces removed and sorted in reds and blacks, dealing procedure on table mixes and then sorts the colors again, spectator cannot duplicate it, see p. 1053 for comment
the problem of card 13\nspectator selects twelve cards from the the deck, which are all the same suit as a card previously removed, see also hofzinser's first problem "choice of color" (magic christian: "non plus ultra - hofzinsers kartenkünste band 2" p. 317)\npaul curry
1974
paul curry presents Paul Curry
The Problem Of Card 13
spectator selects twelve cards from the the deck, which are all the same suit as a card previously removed, see also Hofzinser's first problem "Choice of Color" (Magic Christian: "Non Plus Ultra - Hofzinsers Kartenkünste Band 2" p. 317)
double surprise\nversion of hamman's "mumble jumble", partial rough-smooth\nedward marlo\nbrother john hamman
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo, Brother John Hamman
Double Surprise
version of Hamman's "Mumble Jumble", partial rough-smooth
lose or win proposition\nsixteen cards, pair arrangement\nedward marlo\nkarl fulves\neven money proposition\nkarl fulves
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo, Karl Fulves
favorite routine and procedure\nsixteen cards\nedward marlo\nkarl fulves\neven money proposition\nkarl fulves
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo, Karl Fulves
gil's game\nspectator cannot win in red-black game in which he has to select groups of one color\npeter kane\ngus southall\nnew pentagram, june 1970
1975
a further card session with peter kane Peter Kane, Gus Southall
Gil's Game
spectator cannot win in red-black game in which he has to select groups of one color
red/black mystery\n4&4 alternated, separated in four and four, a fifth card added to each group makes whole group red and black\nkarl fulves
1975
methods with cards — part 1 Karl Fulves
Red/Black Mystery
4&4 alternated, separated in four and four, a fifth card added to each group makes whole group red and black
kings and queens\nkings and queens mixed up behind back, performer can bring out king/queen of same suit, then later separate them into kings and queens\narthur finley
1975
magic with faucett ross Arthur Finley
Kings and Queens
Kings and Queens mixed up behind back, performer can bring out King/Queen of same suit, then later separate them into Kings and Queens
never in a lifetime\ntwo shuffled halves, magician does the same as spectator, both separate cards into red and black\npaul curry\nnever in a lifetime\npaul curry
1975
never in a lifetime Paul Curry
Never in a Lifetime
two shuffled halves, magician does the same as spectator, both separate cards into red and black
color sense\nseeing with fingertips, red / black, shuffled deck in case, reflection on card case\nedward marlo\ncolor eliminator\nedward marlo
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii Edward Marlo
Color Sense
seeing with fingertips, red / black, shuffled deck in case, reflection on card case
the lone stranger\nspectator locates own card by unknowingly placing it with a group of cards of a different color\nnick trost\nthe lone stranger\nnick trost
1976
subtle card magic: part one Nick Trost
The Lone Stranger
Spectator locates own card by unknowingly placing it with a group of cards of a different color
stripper deck location\ncolor separation with two selections\nal stevenson\nstewart judah\nrot-schwarz-stripper-kartenfinden\nstewart judah
1976
subtle card magic: part one Al Stevenson, Stewart Judah
yet another technicolor oddity\nfive reds and five black cards\nharvey rosenthal\ntechnicolor oddity\nkarl fulves\nanother technicolor oddity\nharvey rosenthal
1976
close-up sampler — part 1 Harvey Rosenthal
oil slick & water wonderful\n4&4, alternation climax\nalex elmsley\nedward marlo\njon racherbaumer\nfixit mixer\njerry k. hartman
1976
kabbala — volume 3 Alex Elmsley, Edward Marlo, Jon Racherbaumer
obiter dictum\ncomments on oil & water and hofzinser connection "the magic separation"\njon racherbaumer
1976
kabbala — volume 3 Jon Racherbaumer
Obiter Dictum
comments on Oil & Water and Hofzinser connection "The Magic Separation"
"further dissertation on oil and water"\nmore on crediting and history, with letters to george sands, bruce elliott\nedward marlo
1976
marlo's magazine volume 1 Edward Marlo
"Further Dissertation on Oil and Water"
more on crediting and history, with letters to George Sands, Bruce Elliott