joker monte \n no. 6, three cards shown in fan and turned over, spectator cannot find joker \n charles t. jordan \n the "decepta" three card trick \n edward bagshawe \n joker monte \n charles t. jordan \n elusive joker \n ellis stanyon
1920
ten new prepared card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Joker Monte
No. 6, three cards shown in fan and turned over, spectator cannot find Joker
the circle of coincidence \n five different-colored silks are put in envelopes and attached to a star stand, five color cards are shuffled and matched up with the silks, tray to switch cards \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
The Circle of Coincidence
five different-colored silks are put in envelopes and attached to a star stand, five color cards are shuffled and matched up with the silks, tray to switch cards
the educated ribbon \n slate is covered and put on a stand, a ribbon moves up from under the cover by itself and is then shown to be in the configuration of a previously chosen design of a set of design cards \n edward bagshawe \n "thought precipitation" \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
The Educated Ribbon
slate is covered and put on a stand, a ribbon moves up from under the cover by itself and is then shown to be in the configuration of a previously chosen design of a set of design cards
vice versa \n blue silk is put into red paper tube and then rolled up in some paper, when unwrapped the tube is blue and silk is read \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
Vice Versa
blue silk is put into red paper tube and then rolled up in some paper, when unwrapped the tube is blue and silk is read
the "decepta" three card trick \n with a hinged card, jumbo cards \n edward bagshawe \n joker monte \n charles t. jordan
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
perambulating pasteboards \n hat covered with handkerchief, cased deck put in container, it vanishes from there (black shell), cards removed from hat in string, case also in hat \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
Perambulating Pasteboards
hat covered with handkerchief, cased deck put in container, it vanishes from there (black shell), cards removed from hat in string, case also in hat
a necromatic notes \n borrowed bill put in envelope, deck with chosen card fixed with two rubber bands, bill travels into deck next to selection \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
A Necromatic Notes
borrowed bill put in envelope, deck with chosen card fixed with two rubber bands, bill travels into deck next to selection
sympathy \n black and red handkerchief put in envelope, selection made, image of card is shown cut out of silk with matching color, cut-out parts are stuck to inside of handkerchief in card configuration \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
Sympathy
black and red handkerchief put in envelope, selection made, image of card is shown cut out of silk with matching color, cut-out parts are stuck to inside of handkerchief in card configuration
a tissue paper mystery \n number cards, one chosen, liar is seen on tissue paper, when turned over and ar removed, it reads 17 which is the chosen number \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
A Tissue Paper Mystery
number cards, one chosen, LIAR is seen on tissue paper, when turned over and AR removed, it reads 17 which is the chosen number
cigarette sorcery \n silk flag vanishes, is found in cigarette case, cigarettes are now on a tray under a tissue paper \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
Cigarette Sorcery
silk flag vanishes, is found in cigarette case, cigarettes are now on a tray under a tissue paper
the "rapid transit" tumbler \n glass on tray under handkerchief, collapses visually and reappears in hat, tray mechanism which simulates glass \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
The "Rapid Transit" Tumbler
glass on tray under handkerchief, collapses visually and reappears in hat, tray mechanism which simulates glass
a dark deception \n paper in envelope, tumbler of ink, ink vanishes gradually, word chosen from dictionary appears as white writing in ink blob on paper \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
A Dark Deception
paper in envelope, tumbler of ink, ink vanishes gradually, word chosen from dictionary appears as white writing in ink blob on paper
"lighting a lighthouse" \n flashlight battery vanished from silk and reappears in flashlight which sits in a lighthouse model \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
"Lighting a Lighthouse"
flashlight battery vanished from silk and reappears in flashlight which sits in a lighthouse model
a wireless wonder \n chosen quantity of silk travels from a "book of silks" to a box that was shown empty \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
A Wireless Wonder
chosen quantity of silk travels from a "book of silks" to a box that was shown empty
the "kum-bak" cigarette mystery \n cigarette pack hangs on stage, chosen number of cigarette is removed, vanishes and found back in pack \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
The "Kum-Bak" Cigarette Mystery
cigarette pack hangs on stage, chosen number of cigarette is removed, vanishes and found back in pack
"thought precipitation" \n stage version, slate is covered and put on a stand, a ribbon moves up from under the cover by itself and is then shown to be in the configuration of a previously chosen design of a set of design cards \n edward bagshawe \n the educated ribbon \n edward bagshawe
1924
exclusive problems in magic Edward Bagshawe
"Thought Precipitation"
stage version, slate is covered and put on a stand, a ribbon moves up from under the cover by itself and is then shown to be in the configuration of a previously chosen design of a set of design cards
r. & s. optica deck \n deck shown, then it changes back color and all cards are alike, partial rough-smooth \n tan hock chuan \n edward bagshawe \n non plus ultra \n jochen zmeck \n the optica deck \n edward bagshawe
1948
rough & smooth possibilities Tan Hock Chuan, Edward Bagshawe
R. & S. Optica Deck
deck shown, then it changes back color and all cards are alike, partial rough-smooth
non plus ultra \n "mein verwandlungsspiel"
deck shown normal, then all cards are alike and back changes as well, then back, partial rough-smooth \n jochen zmeck \n r. & s. optica deck \n tan hock chuan \n edward bagshawe
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks - teil ii Jochen Zmeck
Non Plus Ultra
"Mein Verwandlungsspiel"
deck shown normal, then all cards are alike and back changes as well, then back, partial rough-smooth
think-a-word \n cards with words, one chosen, performer divines it by rattling off all letters, can get one "no" \n james g. thompson jr. \n "invisible power" (edward bagshawe) \n history of the scrabble principle \n james g. thompson jr.
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 James G. Thompson Jr.
Think-A-Word
cards with words, one chosen, performer divines it by rattling off all letters, can get one "no"
the brainwave principle \n history of its development, starting in 1921 ("edward bagshawe's reverse deck may have been the first brainwave deck.") \n karl fulves
1983
a history of the brainwave principle Karl Fulves
The Brainwave Principle
history of its development, starting in 1921 ("Edward Bagshawe's Reverse Deck may have been the first Brainwave deck.")
the optica deck \n pairs held together with cut-outs and raised parts, all backs can be shown either blue or red, and face cards change to all the same
- the optica technique
with reproduction of ad and original instructions, 1928 \n edward bagshawe \n r. & s. optica deck \n tan hock chuan \n edward bagshawe \n thought cards across \n robertson keene
1983
a history of the brainwave principle Edward Bagshawe
The Optica Deck
pairs held together with cut-outs and raised parts, all backs can be shown either blue or red, and face cards change to all the same
The Optica Technique
with reproduction of ad and original instructions, 1928
thought cards across \n \n robertson keene \n magician monthly, june 1930 \n the optica deck \n edward bagshawe
1983
a history of the brainwave principle Robertson Keene
bewilda deck \n cards held together in pairs with wires on corner, see also p. 77 \n edward bagshawe
1983
a history of the brainwave principle Edward Bagshawe
Bewilda Deck
cards held together in pairs with wires on corner, see also p. 77
think alike \n no. 29, three silks halfway in paper bag, chosen one receives a knot \n edward bagshawe
1988
self-working handkerchief magic Edward Bagshawe
Think Alike
No. 29, three silks halfway in paper bag, chosen one receives a knot
metalogic \n no. 77, four coins, each represents a president, one chosen and divined \n edward bagshawe \n sam schwartz \n karl fulves
1989
self-working coin magic Edward Bagshawe, Sam Schwartz, Karl Fulves
Metalogic
No. 77, four coins, each represents a president, one chosen and divined