abziehen einer karte \n the slip, from top to bottom or from center to bottom \n unknown \n das abziehen einer karte \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Abziehen einer Karte
The Slip, from top to bottom or from center to bottom
das abziehen einer karte \n the slip, from top to bottom or from center to bottom \n unknown \n abziehen einer karte \n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Das Abziehen einer Karte
The Slip, from top to bottom or from center to bottom
das verwandeln der ersten karte des spieles \n "die kartenschule von carl willmann"
face card of deck changes, one-handed, also to transfer one card from face to back or vice versa or in the center \n unknown \n the color change \n unknown
1899
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Verwandeln der ersten Karte des Spieles
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
face card of deck changes, one-handed, also to transfer one card from face to back or vice versa or in the center
das unter-schlagen einer karte \n "die kartenschule von carl willmann"
slipping the top or center card to the bottom with the left fingers, the slip \n eduard w. lufa
1900
die zauberwelt Eduard W. Lufa
Das Unter-Schlagen einer Karte
"Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
slipping the top or center card to the bottom with the left fingers, the slip
count steal \n right hand counts cards from deck in left hand one by one, packet stolen at one point from bottom \n charles t. jordan \n count steal \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
Count Steal
right hand counts cards from deck in left hand one by one, packet stolen at one point from bottom
count steal \n right hand counts cards from deck in left hand one by one, packet stolen at one point from bottom, also as undercount on p. 19 \n charles t. jordan \n count steal \n charles t. jordan
1920
ten new sleight of hand card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Count Steal
right hand counts cards from deck in left hand one by one, packet stolen at one point from bottom, also as undercount on p. 19
using the "spread" as a trick \n gambling sleight to transfer a card between two players' hands \n jack merlin
1927/28
merlin at the card table Jack Merlin
Using the "Spread" as a Trick
gambling sleight to transfer a card between two players' hands
push-in transfer \n two halves on top of each other jogged, left first finger pushes bottom card of top half over to bottom half \n unknown
1933
more secrets
Unknown
Push-In Transfer
two halves on top of each other jogged, left first finger pushes bottom card of top half over to bottom half
buckley's slap shift \n transfers a card from bottom to top of packet which spectator dealt onto magicians hand \n arthur h. buckley \n "the slap shift" \n arthur h. buckley
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
Buckley's Slap Shift
transfers a card from bottom to top of packet which spectator dealt onto magicians hand
utilitarian \n move to reposition a card in the deck, while counting cards from hand to hand \n russell "rusduck" duck
1946
the phoenix 101-150 Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Utilitarian
move to reposition a card in the deck, while counting cards from hand to hand
"the slap shift" \n with packet, bottom card to top \n arthur h. buckley \n buckley's slap shift \n arthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
transfer move \n deck picked up with another packed in left hand, card above break transferred to deck \n edward marlo
1951
the marlo miracle deck Edward Marlo
Transfer Move
deck picked up with another packed in left hand, card above break transferred to deck
count cop and transfer \n from packet to packet, sometimes called "spontaneous add" \n edward marlo \n bluff count cop \n steve reynolds
1956
action palm Edward Marlo
Count Cop and Transfer
from packet to packet, sometimes called "Spontaneous Add"
small packet bottom transfer \n two small packets, bottom card transferred to other packet with bottom deal type motion \n edward marlo
1956
the new phoenix 301-348 Edward Marlo
Small Packet Bottom Transfer
two small packets, bottom card transferred to other packet with bottom deal type motion
the card transfer \n for application ideas see also page 37 \n edward marlo \n notes on marlo's card transfer \n ken simmons
1957
the tabled palm Edward Marlo
utilitarian \n move to reposition a card in the deck, while counting cards from hand to hand \n russell "rusduck" duck \n utilitarian \n russell "rusduck" duck
1958
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Utilitarian
move to reposition a card in the deck, while counting cards from hand to hand
group shuffle transfer \n deck is shuffled first half, then second half, cards are transferred \n ronald b. edwards
1958
the cardiste Ronald B. Edwards
Group Shuffle Transfer
deck is shuffled first half, then second half, cards are transferred
separation move \n eight cards separated in center, middle two cards transposed when moving hands apart and turning both hands over \n dai vernon
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
Separation Move
eight cards separated in center, middle two cards transposed when moving hands apart and turning both hands over
scott's move \n vernon transfer from center, unclear credit, apparently shown by faucett ross \n unknown
1961
the magic of charles earle miller
Unknown
Scott's Move
Vernon Transfer from center, unclear credit, apparently shown by Faucett Ross
pile-to-pile transfer \n while turning them over, unsophisticated version of "given the slip" \n unknown \n given the slip \n dai vernon
1967
deck-sterity
Unknown
Pile-to-Pile Transfer
while turning them over, unsophisticated version of "Given the Slip"
end grip buckle \n bottom card of packet held in right hand, buckled and transferred to bottom when placed on left-hand packet \n sam leo horowitz
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Sam Leo Horowitz
End Grip Buckle
bottom card of packet held in right hand, buckled and transferred to bottom when placed on left-hand packet
displacement move & display \n two packets are apparently put on top of each other, but some cards are displaced \n sam leo horowitz
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Sam Leo Horowitz
Displacement Move & Display
two packets are apparently put on top of each other, but some cards are displaced
fake color pick-up \n card biddle counted on right-hand packet is apparently picked up under left hand packet, handling with odd-backed card \n roger smith \n the fake pickup \n carmen d'amico
1971
the k-s control system Roger Smith
Fake Color Pick-Up
card biddle counted on right-hand packet is apparently picked up under left hand packet, handling with odd-backed card
card transfer move \n from packet to packet, with card perpendicular under small fan \n peter kane
1975
a further card session with peter kane Peter Kane
Card Transfer Move
from packet to packet, with card perpendicular under small fan
slip action \n secret transfer of one card while apparently swapping packets between hands \n edward marlo \n "slip action" (ed marlo, the linking ring, p. 71, 1959)
1975
card fare Edward Marlo
Slip Action
Secret transfer of one card while apparently swapping packets between hands
Also published here
"Slip Action" (Ed Marlo, The Linking Ring, p. 71, 1959)
lfx (little finger extraction) \n stripping out cards secretly and letting them fall on a packet secretly \n jerry andrus
1976
andrus card control Jerry Andrus
LFX (Little Finger Extraction)
stripping out cards secretly and letting them fall on a packet secretly
vernon utility move \n card vanishes from small packet, reappears reversed in middle of deck, card stolen from out-jogged packet on top underneath top card \n dai vernon \n small packet i.c. \n michael powers
1976
card secrets of bruce cervon Dai Vernon
Vernon Utility Move
card vanishes from small packet, reappears reversed in middle of deck, card stolen from out-jogged packet on top underneath top card
d.v. utility move, another method \n card vanishes and is found as many cards down in the deck as it's value \n dai vernon
1976
card secrets of bruce cervon Dai Vernon
D.V. Utility Move, another method
card vanishes and is found as many cards down in the deck as it's value
d.v. utility move, another method \n cervon's handling, card stolen from out-jogged packet on top underneath top card \n dai vernon \n bruce cervon
1976
card secrets of bruce cervon Dai Vernon, Bruce Cervon
D.V. Utility Move, another method
Cervon's handling, card stolen from out-jogged packet on top underneath top card
bottom deal loading move \n load card under magazine / wallet with no finger movement \n edward marlo \n "the slightly covered travelers" (ed marlo, 1948)
1977
card tricks, french style Edward Marlo
Bottom Deal Loading Move
Load card under magazine / wallet with no finger movement
fake pickup \n top card of left-hand half flipped face up and then apparently picked up under right hand packet, really a cover-card from right hand dropped onto it \n roy walton \n the fake pickup \n carmen d'amico
1978
the spread half-pass Roy Walton
Fake Pickup
top card of left-hand half flipped face up and then apparently picked up under right hand packet, really a cover-card from right hand dropped onto it
meta-4 \n as reversed in deck, travels to "random" number (four), then changes into a four \n karl fulves \n the (no kidding) final additional notes and variations, etc. \n karl fulves \n because it was there \n roy walton
1978
transpo trix Karl Fulves
Meta-4
AS reversed in deck, travels to "random" number (four), then changes into a Four
(c) cut to lock \n using jennings' "bottom slip cut" to get into interlock position \n karl fulves \n larry jennings \n bottom slip cut \n larry jennings
1980
interlock Karl Fulves, Larry Jennings
(C) Cut To Lock
using Jennings' "Bottom Slip Cut" to get into interlock position
(d) side stepping \n side-step instead of upjog for interlock condition \n karl fulves \n sidejogged interlock \n karl fulves
1980
interlock Karl Fulves
(D) Side Stepping
side-step instead of upjog for interlock condition
the (no kidding) final additional notes and variations, etc. \n on the interlock principle \n karl fulves \n meta-4 \n karl fulves
1980
interlock Karl Fulves
The (No Kidding) Final Additional Notes And Variations, Etc.
more notes yet \n notes on the interlock principle
(a) no-break approach
(b) alternate procedure
(c) switch with double card
(d) paper clip addition, paper clip version of hofzinser problem
(e) connection to tilt
(f) allusion to haunted pack set-up with interlock \n karl fulves \n wired thot \n karl fulves
1980
interlock Karl Fulves
More Notes Yet
notes on the Interlock principle
(A) No-Break approach
(B) alternate procedure
(C) switch with double card
(D) paper clip addition, paper clip version of Hofzinser problem
(E) connection to Tilt
(F) allusion to Haunted Pack set-up with Interlock
4. de tpc a inf-7, inf-8, ... o cualquier otra posición de la baraja \n \n juan tamariz \n 4. from tpc to inf-7, inf-8, or any other position in the deck \n juan tamariz
1981
magia potagia — volume i Juan Tamariz
4. De TPC a INF-7, INF-8, ... o Cualquier Otra Posición de la Baraja
riffle shuffle drop-off - first application \n selection from blue deck travels to red deck, using riffle shuffle drop off transfer \n edward marlo
1983
the card puzzle Edward Marlo
Riffle Shuffle Drop-Off - First Application
selection from blue deck travels to red deck, using riffle shuffle drop off transfer
the open cover steal \n card touched and out-jogged, a few cards from top removed in right-hand end grip and selection stolen underneath \n frank simon
1983
versatile card magic Frank Simon
The Open Cover Steal
card touched and out-jogged, a few cards from top removed in right-hand End Grip and selection stolen underneath
the deep cover steal \n card touched and out-jogged, a few cards from top removed in right-hand end grip and selection stolen underneath, different grip \n frank simon \n elevator sandwich \n frank simon \n the deep cover steal \n frank simon
1983
versatile card magic Frank Simon
The Deep Cover Steal
card touched and out-jogged, a few cards from top removed in right-hand End Grip and selection stolen underneath, different grip
anchored add on \n from bottom or center onto tabled packet \n edward marlo \n longitudinal anchored add-on \n edward marlo \n for marlo's anchored add on \n steve reynolds \n anchors away \n steve reynolds
1986
thirty five years later Edward Marlo
alignment laydown \n apparently the bottom two cards of three cards are put on table, actually only one \n ray kosby
1986
scratching the surface Ray Kosby
Alignment Laydown
apparently the bottom two cards of three cards are put on table, actually only one
notes on marlo's card transfer \n several applications
- first idea (simulated placement)
- second deal (outjogged handling)
- third idea (another outjogged handling)
- fourth idea (with packet and outjog) \n ken simmons \n the card transfer \n edward marlo
1987
riffling the pasteboards — again! Ken Simmons
swing cut unload \n while doing a swing cut, cards are loaded secretly on cards on table \n ron wilson \n highland hop move \n ron wilson \n highland hop move \n ron wilson \n duplex change - using a tabled spread \n john guastaferro
1987
the uncanny scot, ron wilson Ron Wilson
Swing Cut Unload
while doing a swing cut, cards are loaded secretly on cards on table
the transfer force \n angle jog handling \n dai vernon \n the dribbler \n joel givens \n the empty control \n shane cobalt \n gagnon transfer force \n tom gagnon
1987
the vernon chronicles — volume 1 Dai Vernon
a flourish to reverse \n top and bottom shown, top card slides to bottom (more or less secretly), venus trap
- to reverse (as reversal of a card during display)
- to reverse several cards \n edward marlo \n the new tops, aug. 1964 \n hands off reverse \n jon racherbaumer \n hideo kato
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
A Flourish to Reverse
top and bottom shown, top card slides to bottom (more or less secretly), Venus Trap
simulated pickup \n card biddle counted on right-hand packet is apparently picked up under left hand packet, sandwich switch application \n edward marlo \n the new tops, aug. 1967 \n the fake pickup \n carmen d'amico
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
Simulated Pickup
card biddle counted on right-hand packet is apparently picked up under left hand packet, sandwich switch application
the intelligent leaper \n interlock, two handlings \n dai vernon \n intelligent leaper handling \n tomas blomberg
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2 Dai Vernon
pick-up move \n card turned over with upper half onto left-hand half and transferred to upper half \n edward marlo
1989
randy wakeman presents Edward Marlo
Pick-Up Move
card turned over with upper half onto left-hand half and transferred to upper half
given the slip \n four cards at face of packets \n dai vernon \n pile-to-pile transfer \n unknown \n banker & broker \n stanley collins \n the bank plays poker \n j. w. sarles \n (vernon + sadowitz)^2 \n tomas blomberg
1989
the vernon chronicles — volume 3 Dai Vernon
4. from tpc to inf-7, inf-8, or any other position in the deck \n \n juan tamariz \n 4. de tpc a inf-7, inf-8, ... o cualquier otra posición de la baraja \n juan tamariz
1989/91
sonata Juan Tamariz
4. From TPC to INF-7, INF-8, or any other Position in the Deck
to a primal number \n to any small number from the top without preheld break \n harry lorayne \n nate leipzig \n ron bauer \n the screened leipzig pass \n nate leipzig \n ron bauer \n primal screen \n harry lorayne \n nate leipzig \n ron bauer
1990
trend setters Harry Lorayne, Nate Leipzig, Ron Bauer
To A Primal Number
to any small number from the top without preheld break
lateral palm transfer \n double is replaced on deck, bottom of double transferred to bottom \n harry lorayne \n dan garrett
1990
trend setters Harry Lorayne, Dan Garrett
Lateral Palm Transfer
double is replaced on deck, bottom of double transferred to bottom
deal-and-load production \n transfer of a card from packet to packet while turning over top card of one packet \n ernest earick
1993
by forces unseen Ernest Earick
Deal-and-Load Production
transfer of a card from packet to packet while turning over top card of one packet
the covered cop transfer \n two packets exchanged openly, card(s) transferred by copping them temporarily \n jerry k. hartman
1993
profile Jerry K. Hartman
The Covered Cop Transfer
two packets exchanged openly, card(s) transferred by copping them temporarily
side jogged aces \n four packets shuffled by spectator, ace on bottom of each, featuring bottom deal as transfer to another packet \n karl fulves \n bottom facts \n karl fulves
1993
card file Karl Fulves
Side Jogged Aces
four packets shuffled by spectator, Ace on bottom of each, featuring bottom deal as transfer to another packet
the flick with cards \n card secretly flicked across table with thumb
- the flick switch
- the flick split
- card in wallet \n paul gertner \n the flick \n paul gertner \n t. nelson downs
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
the v force \n "three impromptus"
bottom card of top half is transferred to bottom half with bottom placement angle jog as it is placed offset on it \n ken beale
1995
underworld Ken Beale
The V Force
"Three Impromptus"
bottom card of top half is transferred to bottom half with bottom placement angle jog as it is placed offset on it
the fake pickup \n one half in both hands, top card of left-hand half flipped face up and back and then apparently picked up under right hand packet \n carmen d'amico \n the new tops, oct. 1968 \n fake color pick-up \n roger smith \n fake pickup \n roy walton \n simulated pickup \n edward marlo \n fake pick-up \n edward marlo \n wesley james
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Carmen D'Amico
The Fake Pickup
one half in both hands, top card of left-hand half flipped face up and back and then apparently picked up under right hand packet
vernon transfer handling \n \n edward marlo \n vernon transfer as packet switch \n edward marlo \n more on the vernon transfer \n edward marlo
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
bold center unload \n as double is stroked, bottom card is unloaded in center \n daryl martinez \n william goodwin
1997
the ancient empty street Daryl Martinez, William Goodwin
Bold Center Unload
as double is stroked, bottom card is unloaded in center
fake pick-up \n \n edward marlo \n wesley james \n the fake pickup \n carmen d'amico
1997
the magical record and thoughts of wesley james Edward Marlo, Wesley James
coming up in the world \n with credit information
- the load up i (coming up in the world)
- the load up ii (interlocked set-up)
- the load up iii (large block) \n wesley james
1997
the magical record and thoughts of wesley james Wesley James
the inverse spread control \n with the versatile spread control \n tom gagnon \n "miracle spread" (ed marlo, ibidem #20) \n inverse spread force \n tom gagnon \n inverse spread switch \n tom gagnon
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Tom Gagnon
banker & broker \n three piles made, the one with the highest card on the bottom wins, spectator thinks he saw an ace on the bottom of one, given the slip \n stanley collins \n card conceits (1925) \n given the slip \n dai vernon
2000
latter day secrets Stanley Collins
Banker & Broker
three piles made, the one with the highest card on the bottom wins, spectator thinks he saw an Ace on the bottom of one, Given the Slip
pulp friction \n reverse spread control/cull/displacement \n lee asher \n further on "the continental divide" \n jerry k. hartman
2002
penumbra Lee Asher
further on "the continental divide" \n additional thoughts \n jerry k. hartman \n the continental divide \n lee asher \n pulp friction \n lee asher
2002
penumbra Jerry K. Hartman
transferencias \n while deck is transferred from hand to hand, variation with two cards
- variante para dos cartas \n gabriel moreno
2003
la magia española del siglo xx Gabriel Moreno
Transferencias
while deck is transferred from hand to hand, variation with two cards
final control set-up \n getting into interlock configuration \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n final control \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
christ/annemann alignment set-up \n getting into interlock configuration \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
topmost \n using jog switch to get in interlock configuration, with short ambitious phase
- variant techniques
- hidden card jog switch
- face-down jog switch \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n jog switch \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Topmost
using Jog Switch to get in interlock configuration, with short ambitious phase
blackjack aces \n black jacks change to aces, other two aces also show up \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Blackjack Aces
black Jacks change to Aces, other two Aces also show up
between 2 worlds \n two cards chosen from two decks transpose \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
raised interlock principle \n chapter 9
- general method - stealing a card
- adding a card
- packet uses \n peter duffie \n robin robertson
2004
diamonds from coal Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
uplifting \n red ace "rises" plunger like from deck, then other red ace, they sandwich selection in center \n derek dingle \n karl fulves
2006
prolix Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves
Uplifting
red Ace "rises" plunger like from deck, then other red Ace, they sandwich selection in center
bluff count cop \n three as four while tabling every card
- true bluff count \n steve reynolds \n count cop and transfer \n edward marlo \n additional ideas - broken count \n edward marlo
2010
six deep — part one Steve Reynolds
treading \n one handed exercises for palming, two cards in the hand.
version 1: move bottom card to top
version 2: move top card to bottom \n dave buck
2011
if an octopus could palm Dave Buck
Treading
One handed exercises for palming, two cards in the hand.
Version 1: move bottom card to top
Version 2: move top card to bottom
covered ricochet bottom deal \n original bottom card added to bottom of cut-off packet via outward bottom deal \n tom gagnon \n covered hpc bottom deal \n tom gagnon
2011
avant-cards Tom Gagnon
Covered Ricochet Bottom Deal
original bottom card added to bottom of cut-off packet via Outward Bottom Deal
banker - broker \n intro, about the game and the transfer sleight, credit information \n karl fulves \n back story \n karl fulves
2012
prolix Karl Fulves
Banker - Broker
intro, about the game and the transfer sleight, credit information
the bank plays poker \n top card change into aces after shown indifferent, with sarles's handling of banker-broker move \n j. w. sarles \n given the slip \n dai vernon
2012
prolix J. W. Sarles
The Bank Plays Poker
top card change into Aces after shown indifferent, with Sarles's handling of Banker-Broker move
the empty control \n card peeked at, then some cards left on table put on top \n shane cobalt \n the transfer force \n dai vernon
2013 (ca.)
ctrl Shane Cobalt
The Empty Control
card peeked at, then some cards left on table put on top