the card that isn't!\nwrong tabled card shows up again, see also fechter's "i've got a surprise for you!"\nrussell t. wise
1935
the jinx 1-50 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!"
the card that isn't\nwrong tabled card shows up again, see also fechter's "i've got a surprise for you!"\nrussell 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!"
chinese miracle\nlocation of two cards and their four-of-a-kind via spelling, rest of deck sorted into four-of-a-kind groups, impromptu, see also p. 684\nbrother john hamman\ngwynne's speller\njack gwynne\nthe chinese miracle\nbrother john hamman
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Brother John Hamman
Chinese Miracle
location of two cards and their four-of-a-kind via spelling, rest of deck sorted into four-of-a-kind groups, impromptu, see also p. 684
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
jokers wild\nthree selections, three jokers turn into selections one by one, sample card turns out to be third selection\ndavid berglas
1976
the david berglas file no. 1 David Berglas
Jokers Wild
three selections, three jokers turn into selections one by one, sample card turns out to be third selection
delayed jump\ntwo selections transpose in process of locating them (ending similar to devilish miracle)\nj. c. pages\njean faré\na devilish miracle\nedward marlo\ncarmen d'amico
1977
card tricks, french style J. C. Pages, Jean Faré
Delayed Jump
Two selections transpose in process of locating them (ending similar to Devilish Miracle)
the robin hood caper\nthree cards are selected and spectator throw aces in the deck, first spectator is close to his selection, second throws card next to his selection and third pierces his selection\nstephen minch\ncard stab outdone\nlu brent\narrow-split-arrow\npaul harris
1982
the robin hood caper Stephen Minch
The Robin Hood Caper
three cards are selected and spectator throw Aces in the deck, first spectator is close to his selection, second throws card next to his selection and third pierces his selection
the chinese miracle\nlocation of two cards, rest of deck sorted into four-of-a-kind groups, impromptu\nbrother john hamman\nchinese miracle\nbrother john hamman
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman Brother John Hamman
The Chinese Miracle
location of two cards, rest of deck sorted into four-of-a-kind groups, impromptu
赤と黒のミステーク\n(red and black mistake) spectator selects and loses black card, performer removes four red cards for them to choose one from, the red card changes into their black card\n unknown
1993
larry jennings's card technique
Unknown
赤と黒のミステーク
(Red and Black Mistake) Spectator selects and loses black card, performer removes four red cards for them to choose one from, the red card changes into their black card
spring fever\nperformer springs the cards, spectator says stop at the selected card (which is to only face up card in the deck)\nkarl norman
1995
40 years at the forks Karl Norman
Spring Fever
performer springs the cards, spectator says stop at the selected card (which is to only face up card in the deck)
we can work it out\ntwo cards selected and lost, thirteen cards of the suit matching the first spectator's card is placed in pocket. card is extracted from pocket, but revealed to be second spectator's card. deck then turns blank except first spectator's card.\npeter duffie\nalan alan\n"paleface cards" (horace bennett, marketed by repro magic, 1970s)
1997
effortless card magic Peter Duffie, Alan Alan
We Can Work It Out
Two cards selected and lost, thirteen cards of the suit matching the first spectator's card is placed in pocket. Card is extracted from pocket, but revealed to be second spectator's card. Deck then turns blank except first spectator's card.
Inspired by
"Paleface Cards" (Horace Bennett, marketed by REPRO Magic, 1970s)
double revelation with cards and dice\npair of dice to locate card, and prediction of numbers on dice\nnick trost\n"dice will tell" (oscar weigle jr., the dragon, december 1940)\n"dice will tell" (oscar weigle jr., scarne on card tricks, 1950)
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Double Revelation with Cards and Dice
Pair of dice to locate card, and prediction of numbers on dice
Inspired by
"Dice Will Tell" (Oscar Weigle Jr., The Dragon, December 1940)
"Dice Will Tell" (Oscar Weigle Jr., Scarne on Card Tricks, 1950)
dirty harry\nlocation of mates in pocket which turn out to be selections\nandrew wimhurst\nharry in your pocket\ndarwin ortiz\ndirty harry\nandrew wimhurst\nthe quick & the dead\ndarwin ortiz\nfastest gun alive\ndarwin ortiz
1999
low down dirty tricks Andrew Wimhurst
Dirty Harry
location of mates in pocket which turn out to be selections
it takes a year\ncard chosen and lost. magicians deals the deck, reciting the months of the year, the days of the week and the four seasons of the year. card is found at the end of the deal, plus four aces.\njerry mentzer
1999
cunning card miracles Jerry Mentzer
It Takes A Year
Card chosen and lost. Magicians deals the deck, reciting the months of the year, the days of the week and the four seasons of the year. Card is found at the end of the deal, plus four Aces.
dirty harry\nlocation of mates in pocket which turn out to be selections\nandrew wimhurst\ndirty harry\nandrew wimhurst
2001
jiggery pokery Andrew Wimhurst
Dirty Harry
location of mates in pocket which turn out to be selections
"power"ful\nselected card and four aces are found, antifaro "programming"\npaul gordon\nearthly powers\nrichard vollmer\nroyal power\nharry lorayne
2007
best of friends — volume iii Paul Gordon
"Power"ful
selected card and four Aces are found, antifaro "programming"
what are the odds? (a tantalizer treatise)\nwith full deck or half deck, aces or royal flush on dealt packets as kicker, faro\nharry lorayne\nthe tantalizer\n unknown
2011
special effects Harry Lorayne
What Are The Odds? (A Tantalizer Treatise)
with full deck or half deck, Aces or Royal Flush on dealt packets as kicker, faro
suit pocket\nselection travels to pocket, full suit is also taken from pocket\ntony cabral\n"card to pocket with kicker" (jack mcmillen ebook, p. 144)\nsuit revelation\nandrew wimhurst
2012
the brown shoes lecture notes Tony Cabral
Suit Pocket
selection travels to pocket, full suit is also taken from pocket
call your bluff\nperformer finds ace of spades among four cards, ace changes into selection, other three change into mates\ntony cabral\nfoursome\nharry lorayne
2012
the brown shoes lecture notes Tony Cabral
Call Your Bluff
performer finds Ace of Spades among four cards, Ace changes into selection, other three change into mates
point blank\nmagician locates a mentally selected card using a blank-both-sides deck of cards.\nlewis jones\na card in mind\nlewis jones
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Lewis Jones
Point Blank
Magician locates a mentally selected card using a blank-both-sides deck of cards.
the famous eight-card mystery\nself-working trick, card is cut to and remembered, packet is shuffled and dealt, ends with finding card and also the four eights\nharapan ong\ntakanobu ishida
2017
wabi-sabi Harapan Ong, Takanobu Ishida
The Famous Eight-Card Mystery
Self-working trick, card is cut to and remembered, packet is shuffled and dealt, ends with finding card and also the four Eights