Longitudinal Palm (LTP)

88 entries in Cards / Sleights / Palming / Longitudinal Palm (LTP)
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Edward Marlo Longitudinal Angle Palm from tabled deck after riffle shuffle
 		1957 The Tabled Palm 10
Piet Forton The Longitudinal Tenkai Palm
Also published here 1967 Piet Forton Lecture Notes 17
Piet Forton The Longitudinal Ten Kai Palm to produce cards from a handkerchief
Related toAlso published here 1968 Piet Forton Seminar 19
Edward Marlo Marlo on the Longitudinal Palm
  • Longitudinal Top Palm
  • To Palm Off Several Top Cards
Variations 1976 Kabbala — Volume 3 (Vol. 3 No. 2) 17
Jerry Andrus Stainless Subterfuge
1976 Andrus Card Control 46
Ken Krenzel The Broadside Steal from center
 		1978 The Card Classics of Ken Krenzel 192
Piet Forton Die Piet Forton Palmage ("The Longitudinal Ten Kai-Palm") with different applications and steals, steal after Elmsley Count
Related to 1979 Das Mike Skinner / Piet Forton Seminarheft (Issue Das Piet Forton Seminar) 3
Piet Forton Piet-Forton-Palm Color Change
1979 Das Mike Skinner / Piet Forton Seminarheft (Issue Das Piet Forton Seminar) 6
Edward Marlo, John Benzais Longitudinal Cop different grip for Benzais Cop
Related to 1981 21st Century Card Magic 14
Jon Racherbaumer Longitudinal Side-Steal Replacements including longitudinal center steal
Variations 1982 Card Finesse 65
Phillip Young Longitudinal Card Change using Longitudinal Tenkai Palm
Related to 1982 Fingers don't Entertain, People Do 10
Edward Marlo Longitudinal Palm Switch lapping
 		1984 Marlo's Magazine Volume 5 281
Justin Higham The L.A.P. Side Steal
Variations 1985 All Hands on Deck! 6
Edward Marlo, Steve Draun Longitudinal Top Palm
1987 The Magic of Steve Draun 14
Hippie Torrales Time To Steal watch motivation
 		Feb. 1988 Apocalypse Vol. 11-15 (Vol. 11 No. 2) 1455
Hippie Torrales Perilous Flight friction palm to LTP
 		Feb. 1988 Apocalypse Vol. 11-15 (Vol. 11 No. 2) 1456
Gary Kurtz The Longitudinal Vanish and Transfer retention of vision vanish with a card
 		1988 Continuations ... Departures 2 14
Gary Kurtz The Longitudinal Vanish and Transfer retention of vision vanish with a card, transfer from right LTP to left classic palm
 		1988 Continuations ... Departures 1 & 2 31
Edward Marlo New Tabled Palms featuring a "Basic Grip" which is some sort of modified Tenkai palm
  • 1st Approach (deck on table)
  • 2nd Approach (as deck is placed on table)
  • Variation of 2nd Approach
  • 3rd Approach (which squaring up after shuffle action)
  • Variation of 3rd Approach (LTP)
  • Extension of 3rd Approach
  • In the Hands
  • For a Number of Cards
  • Off the Bottom
Also published here
  • The New Tops, July 1967
 1988 M.I.N.T. — Volume I 291
Edward Marlo Undercover Tabled Steal second cards from tabled deck stolen into Tenkai or Longitudinal Palm, two methods, see also p. 1 for credit information
Related to Apr. 1988 Inside Out (Issue 4) 11
Edward Marlo On the Longitudinal Palm credit information, "clearly and obviously mine"
 		Nov. 1988 Inside Out (Issue 5) 1
Edward Marlo Longitudinal Misdirection Palm
Inspired byAlso published here Nov. 1988 Inside Out (Issue 5) 19
Edward Marlo Mechanical-Second Palm
Inspired by Nov. 1988 Inside Out (Issue 5) 19
Justin Higham Modified Longitudinal Side Steal
Nov. 1988 Inside Out (Issue 5) 19
Justin Higham Longitudinal Block Steal from center
 		Nov. 1988 Inside Out (Issue 5) 20
Justin Higham Longitudinal Side Steal Palm
Inspired by 1988 Utility Card Sleights 3
Justin Higham Longitudinal Top Palm
1988 Utility Card Sleights 3
Justin Higham Multiple Longitudinal Top Palm
1988 Utility Card Sleights 3
Justin Higham Covered Longitudinal Top Palm
Related to 1988 Utility Card Sleights 4
Justin Higham Longitudinal Palm Replacement
1988 Utility Card Sleights 4
Justin Higham Longitudinal Center Steal with block
Related to 1988 Utility Card Sleights 5
Justin Higham Covered Longitudinal Center Steal with block
Variations 1988 Utility Card Sleights 5
Edward Marlo Longitudinal Misdirection Palm
Also published here May 1989 Inside Out (Issue 6) 8
Juan Tamariz The Talisman card changes under challenge conditions, several variations
 		1989/91 Sonata 131
Gary Kurtz Fingertip Longitudinal Steal from the center
 		1990 Unexplainable Acts 28
Roger Crosthwaite, Harry Lorayne Side Swipe simplified handling for Crosthwaite's Longitudinal Peek Steal/Control
 		1990 Trend Setters 165
Edward Marlo Change Over Palm Longitudinal Clip position to Tenkai or Longitudinal Palm
 		1990 That's It 3
Gary Ouellet The Paradox Control card brought on top with Marlo's Longitudinal Palm / Penkai Palm
 		1990 Close Up Illusions 157
Edward Marlo Open Misdirection Palm into LTP
 		1992 Card Finesse II 100
Jon Racherbaumer LTP References references where Marlo uses LTP
 		1992 Card Finesse II 102
Edward Marlo Longitudinal Side-Steal (Marlo Palm-Position)
1992 Card Finesse II 158
Gary Kurtz The Flutter Change using Longitudinal Tenkai Palm
Related to 1992 Prinzipien in der Praxis 13
Gary Kurtz The Longitudinal Palm Vanish And Transfer false transfer sequence, transfer from TLP to classic
Variations 1992 Prinzipien in der Praxis 14
Steve Draun Longitudinal Tenkai Palm from top in righ hand
 		1993 Secrets Draun from Underground 125
Carl Albright LTP Switch unloading on the deck
 		Oct. 1993 Apocalypse Vol. 16-20 (Vol. 16 No. 10) 2276
Ernest Earick The Longitudinal Swivel Steal centre to right hand longitudinal palm, with replacement to bottom as control
 		1993 By Forces Unseen 63
Unknown LTP Steal of bottom card in right hand
 		1994 The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley — Volume 2 208
Roger Crosthwaite The Deck Production from invisible grain of salt, cased, from lap
Related toVariations 1994 Roger's Thesaurus 4
Roger Crosthwaite Insertion Steal directly into LTP
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 20
Roger Crosthwaite Visual Replacement LTP steal from table edge
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 21
Roger Crosthwaite Pocket Switch card sticking out of breast pocket, removed with one hand, see also p. 234 for credit information
Related to
  • Ed Marlo in "Technomagic" No. 12 (Justin Higham, June 1991)
 1994 Roger's Thesaurus 30
Roger Crosthwaite Single Deal Vanish card(s) dealt on table vanish, into LTP, see also p. 234 for credit information, also:
  • Multiple Deal Vanish
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 32
Roger Crosthwaite LTP Packet Replacement to top
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 33
Roger Crosthwaite Tabled Steal bottom card into LTP as deck is tabled
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 80
Roger Crosthwaite Lap-Switch tabled card picked up and put in other hand, lapping, using LTP
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 81
Roger Crosthwaite Turnover Switch tabled card turned over, lapping, using LTP
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 82
Roger Crosthwaite LTP Peek Steal
Variations 1994 Roger's Thesaurus 89
Roger Crosthwaite Tabled Addition from LTP palm
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 90
Roger Crosthwaite LTP Miracle Steal
Inspired by 1994 Roger's Thesaurus 92
Edward Marlo Longitudinal Top Palm
1994 Roger's Thesaurus 98
Michael Vincent Incredible Deal Switch
Inspired byRelated to 1994 Roger's Thesaurus 99
Roger Crosthwaite Longitudinal Deal-Cop here used as red-black separation
Related to 1994 Roger's Thesaurus 163
Roger Crosthwaite The Longitudinal Tenkai Palm (LTP) comments and credit information
 		1994 Roger's Thesaurus 222
Unknown LTP Deal
1995 Opening Night Magic 33
Steve Reynolds On the Clip Palm looks like LTP is meant
 		1996 MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 8) 22
Steve Reynolds Miracle Steal Replacement partial LTP steal before replacement
Related to 1996 MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 8) 23
Steve Reynolds Loadless Sandwich/Load LTP steal and backwards pivoting
 		1996 MO — Modus Operandi (Issue 8) 23
Roger Crosthwaite LTP Steal bottom card of packet
 		1997 Roger's Real Gone Aces 23
Unknown Longitudinal Tenkai Palm Steal from small packet
 		1998 Vis à Vis 73
Roger Crosthwaite Peek Steal Control in LTP and then to top
 		1999 Arcardia 58
Roger Crosthwaite Breast Pocket Switch as it is removed
Related to 1999 Arcardia 90
Roger Crosthwaite LTP Peek Steal directly into LTP
 		1999 Arcardia 147
Justin Higham Longitudinal Fan Steal (From Bottom)
Inspired by
  • Technomagic No. 11
 1999 Collected Card Notes 19
Justin Higham, Edward Marlo Longitudinal Multiple Shift
Related to
  • Gary Kurtz (Magic of Canada?)
 1999 Collected Card Notes 20
Justin Higham Longitudinal Bottom Replacement
1999 Collected Card Notes 20
Justin Higham Longitudinal Center Replacement
Inspired by 1999 Collected Card Notes 21
Simon Lovell The Angle of the Dangle as top card is shown, a card is stolen into LTP
 		2000 Son of Simon Says! 73
Dan Buck, Dave Buck The Exchange Second Deal card in LTP is switched in while dealt card is palmed in LTP
Inspired by
  • "Exchange Second Deal" (Ricky Smith)
 2001 Artifice, Ruse, and Subterfuge in the Hands 16
Unknown LTP Deal Steal double dealt to table, bottom card stolen into LTP
 		2001 Artifice, Ruse, and Subterfuge in the Hands 16
Piet Forton Die Piet-Forton-Palmage different applications and also credit information on p. 21
 		2005 Das 2005 — Close-Up Seminar 18
Piet Forton 2te Anwendung LTP to classic palm transfer, vanish after Elmsley count, card to wallet
 		2005 Das 2005 — Close-Up Seminar 23
Justin Higham Casual Longitudinal Palm-Replacement IDF
Inspired by 2009 Notes on the Illogical Dribble Force 11
Piet Forton Longitudinal Tenkai Palm
2010 Moments 85
Yves Carbonnier Petit Bonus Qui Mérite Qu'on S'y Attarde three selections between face-up Kings vanish and appear in pocket, Collectors follow up
Also published here
  • in "Yves Carbonnier Passe à Table"
 2019 Grand Livre de Cartomagie 89
Unknown LTP Steal as packet is picked up from table
 		2019 Confessions of A Magic Fan 49
Gary Kurtz LTP to Full Palm Transfer
2019 Confessions of A Magic Fan 50
Ben Hart LTP Card Vanish false transfer
Inspired byRelated to 2020 The Darkest Corners 210
Steve Reynolds Real-Time Side Steals peek steals
  • Peek Position
  • Peek Steal
  • Break Transfer
  • Technical.-Deliberate-Bold Steals
  • Standard Steal
  • M.P. Side Steal
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Deep Six 3 (2004)
 2020 Output (Issue 11) 23
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