the tit-tat-toe trick \n packet of nine cards used to play tic-tac-toe with a spectator (face up and down cards). finale is revealed that the result is a magic square, each row/column/diagonal adds up to fifteen \n don costello \n dai vernon \n martin gardner \n draw for the devil \n robert e. neale \n tic tac toe force \n martin gardner
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Don Costello, Dai Vernon, Martin Gardner
The Tit-Tat-Toe Trick
Packet of nine cards used to play tic-tac-toe with a spectator (face up and down cards). Finale is revealed that the result is a magic square, each row/column/diagonal adds up to fifteen
insideout & stretchit \n topological origami tube for several effects:
- stretchit
- insideout
- the chinese wand
- additional notes
- with a sponge ball
- the square circle
- flexible transpo
for simplified folding method see reference \n robert e. neale \n insideout jr. \n robert e. neale \n inside out \n robert e. neale \n stripes make you thinner \n robert e. neale \n stretchit \n robert e. neale \n flexible transpo \n robert e. neale \n stretch a bill \n robert e. neale \n bill tube \n robert e. neale \n what from whom \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue Robert E. Neale
pyramid one \n paper pyramid that can produce flat objects, three chambers \n robert e. neale \n pyramid two \n robert e. neale
1968
epilogue Robert E. Neale
Pyramid One
paper pyramid that can produce flat objects, three chambers
the hanging \n rope noose tightens only on spectator that is playing the role of being guilty (determined by choosing cards), see p. 206 for idea by john hudak \n robert e. neale \n robot ring \n karl fulves
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Robert E. Neale
The Hanging
rope noose tightens only on spectator that is playing the role of being guilty (determined by choosing cards), see p. 206 for idea by John Hudak
pyramid two \n another paper pyramid that can produce flat objects \n robert e. neale \n pyramid one \n robert e. neale \n pyramid two \n robert e. neale
1969
epilogue Robert E. Neale
Pyramid Two
another paper pyramid that can produce flat objects
roulette \n russian roulette demonstration, "readers unfamiliar with firearms are urged not to try this trick.", see p. 308 for reference and p. 312 for comment \n robert e. neale \n karl fulves
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale, Karl Fulves
Roulette
russian roulette demonstration, "Readers unfamiliar with firearms are urged not to try this trick.", see p. 308 for reference and p. 312 for comment
infernal machine \n "programmed" card packet, exactly wrong in coming up with desired card \n robert e. neale \n infernal machine \n robert e. neale
1970
faro & riffle technique Robert E. Neale
Infernal Machine
"programmed" card packet, exactly wrong in coming up with desired card
infernal machine \n eight cards with different men and women, dating presentation, anti-faros to produce requested cards, binary, see bottom of p. 341 for credit information, p. 420 for envelope suggestion by cushing strout \n robert e. neale \n infernal machine \n robert e. neale \n computer \n karl fulves
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
Infernal Machine
eight cards with different men and women, dating presentation, anti-faros to produce requested cards, binary, see bottom of p. 341 for credit information, p. 420 for envelope suggestion by Cushing Strout
more lies \n thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer \n robert e. neale \n voice print \n harry lorayne \n robert e. neale \n eight bytes is enough \n jack avis \n eight bites is enough \n jack avis \n cal-q-lator \n peter duffie \n robert e. neale
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
More Lies
thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer
thru & thru \n white pop-up cardboard die slides through black die and vice versa, see also p. 439 & p. 486 for suggestion by al weyfield \n robert e. neale
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
Thru & Thru
white pop-up cardboard die slides through black die and vice versa, see also p. 439 & p. 486 for suggestion by Al Weyfield
new age cards \n three cards with words on them, thought-of word divined, one of the cards vanishes \n robert e. neale \n loaded \n karl fulves
1972
epilogue Robert E. Neale
New Age Cards
three cards with words on them, thought-of word divined, one of the cards vanishes
hummer - 4 \n four cards mixed face up face down by spectator, values of face up cards predicted, cato \n charles hudson \n number hummer \n robert e. neale
1972
epilogue Charles Hudson
Hummer - 4
four cards mixed face up face down by spectator, values of face up cards predicted, CATO
computer \n cards spelled out, the deck is always wrong, color-changing back kicker \n karl fulves \n "master deck" (frank thompson) \n infernal machine \n robert e. neale
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Computer
cards spelled out, the deck is always wrong, color-changing back kicker
end game \n three objects moved according to instructions, outcome predicted
- history
- the children's game (rock paper scissors)
- the system
- a variation
- two betting games
- addendum
- the second game (with cube/die)
- the election game \n robert e. neale
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
End Game
three objects moved according to instructions, outcome predicted
fold, cut, and fail \n pre-folded paper square with sixteen digits in two colors, folded and cut, all digits of one color except chosen one is in one pile
- part one
- part two
- part three
- final notes \n robert e. neale \n fold, cut and fail \n robert e. neale
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
Fold, Cut, and Fail
pre-folded paper square with sixteen digits in two colors, folded and cut, all digits of one color except chosen one is in one pile
new hunter knot \n never-letting-go-knot, string \n robert e. neale \n neale's knot \n robert e. neale
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
number hummer \n four cards mixed face up face down by spectator, values of face up cards divined or predicted \n robert e. neale \n "baby hummer" (charles hudson, linking ring) \n hummer - 4 \n charles hudson \n toddler \n philip t. goldstein \n robert e. neale
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
Number Hummer
four cards mixed face up face down by spectator, values of face up cards divined or predicted
the two guns \n square with nine sections, two miniature guns moved according to instructions end up in predicted section \n robert e. neale \n the two guns \n robert e. neale
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert E. Neale
The Two Guns
square with nine sections, two miniature guns moved according to instructions end up in predicted section
in the mirror \n spectator writes number on mirror, performer on another mirror, numbers transpose in mirror writing, variation with words, see also p. 786 for comment by reinhard müller \n robert e. neale \n karl fulves
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Robert E. Neale, Karl Fulves
In the Mirror
spectator writes number on mirror, performer on another mirror, numbers transpose in mirror writing, variation with words, see also p. 786 for comment by Reinhard Müller
5-second rice \n rice in double foo-can, tube that is open on both ends and rice does not fall out when poured into it and also not when turned over, but on turning back it does, with notes by karl fulves \n robert e. neale \n confetti \n robert e. neale
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Robert E. Neale
5-Second Rice
rice in double Foo-Can, tube that is open on both ends and rice does not fall out when poured into it and also not when turned over, but on turning back it does, with notes by Karl Fulves
a trick with sandpaper \n two pieces of sandpaper are folded together, performer can pull them apart but spectator cannot
- thumb variation
- lock position
- warnings \n robert e. neale
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Robert E. Neale
A Trick with Sandpaper
two pieces of sandpaper are folded together, performer can pull them apart but spectator cannot
hyper card \n various ideas with the hypercard \n karl fulves \n kim iles \n mel stover \n howard lyons \n hyper card \n martin gardner \n notes \n karl fulves \n hypercard \n karl fulves \n the fifth dimension \n mel stover \n howard lyons \n karl fulves \n the card \n robert e. neale
1978
the chronicles Karl Fulves, Kim Iles, Mel Stover, Howard Lyons
robot ring \n betting game like endless chain with ring and rope
- the win/lose option
- the must-lose option
- the must-win option
see p. 1149 for comment by jerry fulton \n karl fulves \n the hanging \n robert e. neale \n the left-handed knot \n karl fulves \n harness hitch bet \n karl fulves
1978
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Robot Ring
betting game like endless chain with ring and rope
voice print \n eight cards, programming, binary \n harry lorayne \n robert e. neale \n more lies \n robert e. neale \n talk to me \n richard vollmer \n it's not easy to lie \n harry lorayne \n that's the truth! \n harry lorayne \n voice print \n harry lorayne \n it's not easy to lie \n harry lorayne \n cal-q-lator \n harry lorayne
1982
best of friends Harry Lorayne, Robert E. Neale
the two guns \n no. 30, square with nine sections, two miniature guns moved according to instructions end up in predicted section \n robert e. neale \n the two guns \n robert e. neale
1983
self-working number magic Robert E. Neale
The Two Guns
No. 30, square with nine sections, two miniature guns moved according to instructions end up in predicted section
submarine card \n spectator holds card frame with center torn out, its orientation changes while spectator closes his eyes \n robert e. neale \n stepping thru a playing card \n karl fulves \n double talk \n karl fulves
1983
trapdoor card Robert E. Neale
Submarine Card
spectator holds card frame with center torn out, its orientation changes while spectator closes his eyes
double talk \n presentation for neale's effect, apparently delaying it \n karl fulves \n submarine card \n robert e. neale
1983
trapdoor card Karl Fulves
Double Talk
presentation for Neale's effect, apparently delaying it
the trapdoor \n spectator holds card with trapdoor with hole cut-out, it is entangled in seemingly impossible way while spectator closes eyes \n robert e. neale \n streamlined trapdoor \n robert e. neale \n belt buckle \n robert e. neale \n double buckle \n robert e. neale \n star gate \n terri rogers \n parallax \n david britland \n a better mousetrap \n michael weber
1983
trapdoor card Robert E. Neale
The Trapdoor
spectator holds card with trapdoor with hole cut-out, it is entangled in seemingly impossible way while spectator closes eyes
star gate \n two cards glued back to back crosswise with hole in center, after some folding they are face to face
- the effect
- the method
- the handling
- presentation
- construction
- finally... \n terri rogers \n the trapdoor \n robert e. neale
1985
star gate Terri Rogers
Star Gate
two cards glued back to back crosswise with hole in center, after some folding they are face to face
confetti \n no. 62, confetti in double foo-can, tube that is open on both ends and confetti does not fall out when poured into it and also not when turned over, but on turning back it does \n robert e. neale \n 5-second rice \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
Confetti
No. 62, confetti in double Foo-Can, tube that is open on both ends and confetti does not fall out when poured into it and also not when turned over, but on turning back it does
inside out \n no. 65, topological origami tube \n robert e. neale \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
stripes make you thinner \n no. 66, trick using the inside-out tube \n robert e. neale \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
stretchit \n no. 67, trick using the inside-out tube \n robert e. neale \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
flexible transpo \n no. 68, trick using two inside-out tubes \n robert e. neale \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
stretch a bill \n no. 69, shape-changing tube with dollar bill \n robert e. neale \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale \n bill tube \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
neale's shortchange wallet \n no. 70, wallet folded from paper, can be used to switch something \n robert e. neale \n short change wallet \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
Neale's Shortchange Wallet
No. 70, wallet folded from paper, can be used to switch something
the con artist \n no. 71, shortchange routine with wallet folded from paper, bills change into worthless paper \n robert e. neale \n the con artist \n robert e. neale
1985
self-working paper magic Robert E. Neale
The Con Artist
No. 71, shortchange routine with wallet folded from paper, bills change into worthless paper
short change wallet \n wallet folded from paper, can be used to switch something, optional slit à la bendix bombshell wallet \n robert e. neale \n neale's shortchange wallet \n robert e. neale \n wallethots \n karl fulves
1985
s-c — contemporary money magic Robert E. Neale
Short Change Wallet
wallet folded from paper, can be used to switch something, optional slit à la Bendix Bombshell Wallet
the con artist \n shortchange routine with wallet folded from paper, bills change into worthless paper \n robert e. neale \n the con artist \n robert e. neale
1985
s-c — contemporary money magic Robert E. Neale
The Con Artist
shortchange routine with wallet folded from paper, bills change into worthless paper
wallethots \n further ideas for neale's wallet, easier way to construct it \n karl fulves \n short change wallet \n robert e. neale
1985
s-c — contemporary money magic Karl Fulves
Wallethots
further ideas for Neale's wallet, easier way to construct it
bill tube \n shape-changing tube from dollar bill, square shape to rectangular shape \n robert e. neale \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale \n stretch a bill \n robert e. neale
1985
s-c — contemporary money magic Robert E. Neale
Bill Tube
shape-changing tube from dollar bill, square shape to rectangular shape
off the barrelhead \n stand-up endless chain routine
- introduction (credit information)
- simple pickup
1. right loop catches
2. left loop catches
3. neither loop catches
4. both loops catch
- advanced pickups
- basic routine: string game
- advanced routine: cord con
- notes \n robert e. neale
1986
contemporary rope magic - part iii Robert E. Neale
Off The Barrelhead
stand-up endless chain routine
Introduction (credit information)
Simple Pickup
1. Right Loop Catches
2. Left Loop Catches
3. Neither Loop Catches
4. Both Loops Catch
parallax \n card reverses while spectator holds it, with cut \n david britland \n the trapdoor \n robert e. neale \n stargate \n jeff busby \n terri rogers \n david britland \n gordon bruce on parallax \n gordon bruce \n eric mason on parallax \n eric mason \n mike gancia on parallax \n mike gancia \n what from whom \n karl fulves \n a better mousetrap \n michael weber
1986
the new talon David Britland
what from whom \n credit discussions
- bob farmer's "tsunami"
- gaetan bloom's "visible monte"
- "jumbo mondo monte"
- response to "shuffle off" manuscript
- flip flap by the magic hands \n karl fulves \n insideout & stretchit \n robert e. neale \n shuffle off \n karl fulves \n stacked deck version \n bob farmer
1988
interlocutor Karl Fulves
toddler \n packet mixed face-up/face-down, values added up is force number \n philip t. goldstein \n robert e. neale \n "baby hummer" (charles hudson, linking ring) \n number hummer \n robert e. neale
1989
fifth Philip T. Goldstein, Robert E. Neale
Toddler
packet mixed face-up/face-down, values added up is force number
mg trio #3 \n orientation of head on qs and kh used for monte type guessing game, turning on vertical or horizontal axis ("the principle behind this trick has floated around a while.") \n martin gardner \n heads turn \n robert e. neale
1989
prototype Martin Gardner
MG Trio #3
orientation of head on QS and KH used for monte type guessing game, turning on vertical or horizontal axis ("The principle behind this trick has floated around a while.")
the hanging \n no. 57, one spectator is murderer, chosen with cards, noose tied from rope, it tightens only at guilty spectator \n robert e. neale
1990
self-working rope magic Robert E. Neale
The Hanging
No. 57, one spectator is murderer, chosen with cards, noose tied from rope, it tightens only at guilty spectator
to feed many \n food (grapes, nuts or the like) placed in bowls, even though some are eaten the amount stays the same, mathematical principle (edge counting) \n michael weber \n to feed many \n michael weber \n breaking bread \n robert e. neale
1991
life savers Michael Weber
To Feed Many
food (grapes, nuts or the like) placed in bowls, even though some are eaten the amount stays the same, mathematical principle (edge counting)
a better mousetrap \n three phases, based on robert e. neale's "the trapdoor card" \n michael weber \n the trapdoor \n robert e. neale \n parallax \n david britland
1991
life savers Michael Weber
A Better Mousetrap
three phases, based on Robert E. Neale's "The Trapdoor Card"
hot spell \n the word "magic" is produced with abc cards, randomness in handling \n dan harlan \n i bless bile \n robert e. neale
1991
the minotaur Dan Harlan
Hot Spell
the word "Magic" is produced with ABC cards, randomness in handling
eight bytes is enough \n thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer \n jack avis \n more lies \n robert e. neale \n eight bites is enough \n jack avis
1993
simplicity at your fingertips Jack Avis
Eight Bytes Is Enough
thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer
soul survivor \n all cards eliminated except the "right" one, epidemic story presentation, using roy baker's pateo force \n robert e. neale
1993
profile Robert E. Neale
Soul Survivor
all cards eliminated except the "right" one, epidemic story presentation, using Roy Baker's PATEO Force
eight bites is enough \n thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer \n jack avis \n more lies \n robert e. neale \n eight bytes is enough \n jack avis
1993
profile Jack Avis
Eight Bites is Enough
thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer
(e)vil(e) \n four cards with letters e,v,i,l are put down to form different words, one back changes color \n robert e. neale
1994
the trapdoor — volume three Robert E. Neale
(E)VIL(E)
four cards with letters e,v,i,l are put down to form different words, one back changes color
a hair of the dog \n bill folded into dog
- bonus number one - bob's presentation
- bonus number two - magic doggie! (dog stands up by himself) \n robert e. neale
2000
son of simon says! Robert E. Neale
A Hair of the Dog
bill folded into dog
Bonus Number One - Bob's Presentation
Bonus Number Two - Magic Doggie! (dog stands up by himself)
it's not easy to lie \n card selected from nine-card packet with down/under deal, card from remaining eight cards thought-of, lie detector, original selection used to count down to find it \n harry lorayne \n voice print \n harry lorayne \n robert e. neale \n back from fishing \n giorgio tarchini
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
It's Not Easy To Lie
card selected from nine-card packet with down/under deal, card from remaining eight cards thought-of, lie detector, original selection used to count down to find it
that's the truth! \n small packet \n harry lorayne \n voice print \n harry lorayne \n robert e. neale \n packet calculator \n dai vernon \n that's the truth! \n harry lorayne \n that's the truth! \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
distant marker \n spectator cuts deck, performer names number and a card of that value is at its numerical position from top \n karl fulves \n robert e. neale
2005
combo ii Karl Fulves, Robert E. Neale
Distant Marker
spectator cuts deck, performer names number and a card of that value is at its numerical position from top
draw for the devil \n nine cards, performer and spectator alternately put them in a 3x3 square à la tic tac toe, a magic square for six results \n robert e. neale \n the tit-tat-toe trick \n don costello \n dai vernon \n martin gardner
2006
prolix Robert E. Neale
Draw For The Devil
nine cards, performer and spectator alternately put them in a 3x3 square à la Tic Tac Toe, a magic square for six results
cal-q-lator \n twelve card set-up \n peter duffie \n robert e. neale \n more lies \n robert e. neale
2007
best of friends — volume iii Peter Duffie, Robert E. Neale
the five gifts of life \n five different objects in hand, four are removed and placed in pocket, last object vanishes from hand.
has packet trick variation where the last card becomes blank \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Five Gifts of Life
Five different objects in hand, four are removed and placed in pocket, last object vanishes from hand.
Has packet trick variation where the last card becomes blank
breaking bread \n small pieces of bread placed in groups that form a square, even though some are eaten, the amount of bread stays the same, mathematical principle (edge counting) \n robert e. neale \n to feed many \n michael weber
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Breaking Bread
Small pieces of bread placed in groups that form a square, even though some are eaten, the amount of bread stays the same, mathematical principle (edge counting)
the little-finger string game \n cat's cradle (string game) used to trap spectator's finger, but when magician's finger is trapped, can escape easily \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Little-Finger String Game
Cat's cradle (string game) used to trap spectator's finger, but when magician's finger is trapped, can escape easily
my lady truth \n picture of old lady becomes picture of young lady, optical illusion. has second version using a printed playing card \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
My Lady Truth
Picture of old lady becomes picture of young lady, optical illusion. Has second version using a printed playing card
the treasure hunt \n five envelopes with names of countries printed on them. placed in a circle, spectator spells the names of the countries by counting around the circle. every envelope is empty except the last one with a message \n robert e. neale \n the naming \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Treasure Hunt
Five envelopes with names of countries printed on them. Placed in a circle, spectator spells the names of the countries by counting around the circle. Every envelope is empty except the last one with a message
gypsy growth \n four cards with flowers printed on them, one of the flowers wilt, become healthy, and then become a large flower. three different routines \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Gypsy Growth
Four cards with flowers printed on them, one of the flowers wilt, become healthy, and then become a large flower. Three different routines
countermanded \n three cards blank on both sides, messages appear on two of them \n robert e. neale \n countermanded \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Countermanded
three cards blank on both sides, messages appear on two of them
in memoriam \n packet of blank cards with picture on one of them. picture changes before turning blank \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
In Memoriam
Packet of blank cards with picture on one of them. Picture changes before turning blank
i bless bile \n cards with numbers on them used to spell various words when turned upside down, then flipped over to reveal a skull picture \n robert e. neale \n hot spell \n dan harlan
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
I Bless Bile
Cards with numbers on them used to spell various words when turned upside down, then flipped over to reveal a skull picture
the first mystery or the wisdom of the worm \n story trick about adam and eve using six playing cards and a worm sock puppet which locates the selected card \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The First Mystery or The Wisdom of the Worm
Story trick about Adam and Eve using six playing cards and a worm sock puppet which locates the selected card
the naming \n different names on cards are placed in a circle, spell the names around the circle until one is left, that card is the one with a bullet on the back \n robert e. neale \n the treasure hunt \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Naming
Different names on cards are placed in a circle, spell the names around the circle until one is left, that card is the one with a bullet on the back
we are dead \n two cards shown blank on both sides, placed together, a message appears on it \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
We Are Dead
Two cards shown blank on both sides, placed together, a message appears on it
the two-card double turnover \n paddle move done with cards, but one hand turns for real while the other does the false turnover, originally published as "ed mellon's dt" by ed mellon, handling change by robert neale \n ed mellon \n robert e. neale \n the four-card double turnover \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Ed Mellon, Robert E. Neale
The Two-Card Double Turnover
Paddle Move done with cards, but one hand turns for real while the other does the false turnover, originally published as "Ed Mellon's DT" by Ed Mellon, handling change by Robert Neale
the four-card double turnover \n variation on the ed mellon double turnover, but with four cards \n robert e. neale \n the two-card double turnover \n ed mellon \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Four-Card Double Turnover
Variation on the Ed Mellon Double Turnover, but with four cards
taking the fifth \n show two double blank cards with numbers on each side, numbered one to four. sudden appearance of a whisky bottle picture on one of the cards \n robert e. neale \n "out of the fifth dimension" (ed mellon, marketed, 1960)
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Taking the Fifth
Show two double blank cards with numbers on each side, numbered one to four. Sudden appearance of a whisky bottle picture on one of the cards
Related to
"Out of the Fifth Dimension" (Ed Mellon, marketed, 1960)
to the other side of no \n similar effect to trapdoor card, but the paper is cut in a circle with a bar through it (standard stop sign), paper is turned inside out despite holding on to it \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
To the Other Side of No
Similar effect to Trapdoor Card, but the paper is cut in a circle with a bar through it (standard STOP sign), paper is turned inside out despite holding on to it
boros the boastful boa \n story about snakes twisting themselves using a strip of rubber, twists vanish and appear on the strip of rubber \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Boros the Boastful Boa
Story about snakes twisting themselves using a strip of rubber, twists vanish and appear on the strip of rubber
fold, cut and fail \n pre-folded paper square with sixteen digits in two colors, folded and cut, all digits of one color except chosen one is in one pile \n robert e. neale \n fold, cut, and fail \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Fold, Cut and Fail
Pre-folded paper square with sixteen digits in two colors, folded and cut, all digits of one color except chosen one is in one pile
the card \n presenting the hyper card \n robert e. neale \n hyper card \n karl fulves \n kim iles \n mel stover \n howard lyons \n moves \n robert e. neale \n hyperflexagon \n robert e. neale \n hoaxcard \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
moves \n new moves that can be done with the hyper card to make the presentations more fooling and interesting \n robert e. neale \n the card \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Moves
New moves that can be done with the Hyper Card to make the presentations more fooling and interesting
hyperflexagon \n from a hyper card to a a flexagon, uses business cards \n robert e. neale \n the card \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Hyperflexagon
From a Hyper Card to a a flexagon, uses business cards
the soul in the machine \n do some calculation on calculator, when final result is turned over it reveals a message in english \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Soul in the Machine
Do some calculation on calculator, when final result is turned over it reveals a message in English
high noon \n do some calculation on calculator, final result reveals numbers related to god's creation \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
High Noon
Do some calculation on calculator, final result reveals numbers related to God's creation
box stars \n presentation for the yoshimoto cube, not sure what the effect really is besides just displaying the cube \n robert e. neale \n die legende vom schnee in der wüste \n christian scherer
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Box Stars
Presentation for the Yoshimoto Cube, not sure what the effect really is besides just displaying the cube
counterfeit \n bar bet with american penny (heads or tails), a bit of a gag with a strange ending \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Counterfeit
Bar bet with American penny (heads or tails), a bit of a gag with a strange ending
spins and waves \n routine with plastic "rattleback" toy, when spun one way, it will spin backwards after a while. uses plastic's refractive properties to cause written words to transpose \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Spins and Waves
Routine with plastic "rattleback" toy, when spun one way, it will spin backwards after a while. Uses plastic's refractive properties to cause written words to transpose
the lock \n bashful lock routine, lock can be opened by performer without key, but spectator cannot.
describes the workings of the bashful lock in detail. \n robert e. neale \n moves \n robert e. neale \n bashful routines \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
The Lock
Bashful Lock routine, lock can be opened by performer without key, but spectator cannot.
Describes the workings of the Bashful Lock in detail.
bashful routines \n describes four full routines with the bashful lock
- how it's done
- the spirited lock
- positive thinking
- confidence game \n robert e. neale \n the lock \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Bashful Routines
Describes four full routines with the Bashful Lock
family jewels \n jewelry placed in a bag, later when poured out, there's a bunch of teeth, using change bag \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Family Jewels
Jewelry placed in a bag, later when poured out, there's a bunch of teeth, using change bag
phoenix \n fold flash paper into a bird, vanish it with fire (with weird "animation" sequence in the middle that is just the magician openly tapping on the bird) \n robert e. neale
2008
this is not a book Robert E. Neale
Phoenix
Fold flash paper into a bird, vanish it with fire (with weird "animation" sequence in the middle that is just the magician openly tapping on the bird)
the sprit message \n writing appears on paper in himber wallet precursor \n richard f. mckinney \n the sphinx, oct. 1925 \n mckinney's switch device \n karl fulves \n robert e. neale
2008
prolix Richard F. McKinney
The Sprit Message
writing appears on paper in Himber wallet precursor
countermanded \n three cards blank on both sides, messages appear on two of them \n robert e. neale \n countermanded \n robert e. neale
2008
genii Robert E. Neale
Countermanded
three cards blank on both sides, messages appear on two of them
mckinney's switch device \n "flexible switching"
paper model of flexagon switching wallet \n karl fulves \n robert e. neale \n the sprit message \n richard f. mckinney
2009
xtra credit Karl Fulves, Robert E. Neale
McKinney's Switch Device
"Flexible Switching"
paper model of flexagon switching wallet
sole survivor in 3-d \n non-card presentational idea for robert neale's "sole survivor" (magic & meaning) \n tom stone \n robert e. neale
2011
maelstrom Tom Stone, Robert E. Neale
Sole Survivor in 3-D
non-card presentational idea for Robert Neale's "Sole Survivor" (Magic & Meaning)
spoo-key \n thread loop
- the first rotation
- the crawl
- the gravity rotation \n barrie richardson \n "the key in the door" (robert e. neale, tricks of the imagination) \n the strange key stunt \n barrie richardson
2011
curtain call Barrie Richardson
Spoo-Key
thread loop
The First Rotation
The Crawl
The Gravity Rotation
Inspired by
"The Key in the Door" (Robert E. Neale, Tricks of the Imagination)
inside-outside \n endless chain / pricking the garter
- a fair throw
- a cheating throw
- a superfair throw \n persi diaconis \n ron graham \n robert e. neale
2012
magical mathematics Persi Diaconis, Ron Graham, Robert E. Neale
hummer's three-card monte \n spectator thinks of one of three cards and switches a few cards around, magician divines thought of card, can do with any three objects \n bob hummer \n our contribution \n persi diaconis \n ron graham \n rock, paper, scissors \n cy endfield \n bob neale's rock, paper, scissors \n robert e. neale
2012
magical mathematics Bob Hummer
Hummer's Three-Card Monte
Spectator thinks of one of three cards and switches a few cards around, magician divines thought of card, can do with any three objects
bob neale's rock, paper, scissors \n hummer's three card monte with rock paper scissors theme variation \n robert e. neale \n hummer's three-card monte \n bob hummer
2012
magical mathematics Robert E. Neale
Bob Neale's Rock, Paper, Scissors
Hummer's Three Card Monte with Rock paper scissors theme variation
die legende vom schnee in der wüste \n routine with yoshimoto cube, story of snow, cube vanishes from a silk and water in a little bowl turns to snow \n christian scherer \n box stars \n robert e. neale
2014
schlaglichter Christian Scherer
Die Legende vom Schnee in der Wüste
routine with Yoshimoto Cube, story of snow, cube vanishes from a silk and water in a little bowl turns to snow
the queen sisters \n bizarre story of sacrifice where two sisters (queens) triumph despite the odds against them. \n robert e. neale \n wheels of fortune \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Robert E. Neale
The Queen Sisters
Bizarre story of sacrifice where two sisters (queens) triumph despite the odds against them.
wheel force \n elimination force from five objects starting with the one selected by a spectator. \n robert e. neale
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Robert E. Neale
Wheel Force
Elimination force from five objects starting with the one selected by a spectator.
wheels of fortune \n inspired by wheel of fortune tv show, audience member competes for prizes and wins a second card trick. \n steve beam \n the queen sisters \n robert e. neale
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Wheels of Fortune
Inspired by Wheel of Fortune TV show, audience member competes for prizes and wins a second card trick.
ten card wild \n \n stephen hobbs \n robert e. neale \n jonah wild \n robert e. neale
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Stephen Hobbs, Robert E. Neale
jonah wild \n - presentation for a last deal: wild deal
- presentation for a one-time deal: still lucky \n robert e. neale \n ten card wild \n stephen hobbs \n robert e. neale
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Robert E. Neale
the idiot poker plot \n \n robert e. neale \n "the idiot poker plot" (tricks of the imagination, 1991)
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Robert E. Neale
The Idiot Poker Plot
Also published here
"The Idiot Poker Plot" (Tricks of the Imagination, 1991)
the dragon and the unicorn \n done with gems and a fairy tale story presentation
- alternate handling
- bag handling \n robert e. neale
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Robert E. Neale
The Dragon and the Unicorn
done with gems and a fairy tale story presentation
voice print \n eight cards, programming, binary \n harry lorayne \n voice print \n harry lorayne \n robert e. neale
2017
jawdroppers! two Harry Lorayne
it's not easy to lie \n eight cards, programming, binary \n harry lorayne \n voice print \n harry lorayne \n robert e. neale
2017
jawdroppers! two Harry Lorayne
the fragility of life \n eggs cracked one by one, last one cracks the bowl itself as it is out of steel, plague story presentation, pateo \n ben hart \n "soul survivor" (robert e. neale, life, death & other card tricks)
2020
the darkest corners Ben Hart
The Fragility of Life
eggs cracked one by one, last one cracks the bowl itself as it is out of steel, plague story presentation, PATEO
Inspired by
"Soul Survivor" (Robert E. Neale, Life, Death & Other Card Tricks)