paper and coin \n multi phase routine \n edward marlo \n paper prison \n bob ostin \n münze und papier \n jörg alexander weber
1957
coining magic Edward Marlo
ostin-tatious \n coin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin \n roy johnson \n bob ostin \n bob ostin's "fingertip fantasies"
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Bob Ostin
Ostin-Tatious
coin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin
below zero \n visual small packet elevator \n roy walton \n bob ostin's "submarine card" \n below zero minus one \n wesley james
1971
cardboard charades Roy Walton
focus \n on the 38th ibm convention, john calvert, frans biemans, peter kane, david wright, ken hawes, andy galloway, bob ostin, frank giles, christopher payne, jean fiahlo, david carré \n fred robinson
1974
pabular Fred Robinson
Focus
on the 38th IBM Convention, John Calvert, Frans Biemans, Peter Kane, David Wright, Ken Hawes, Andy Galloway, Bob Ostin, Frank Giles, Christopher Payne, Jean Fiahlo, David Carré
vampire- a method for a living & dead test \n small cards on one is written "vampire", cards are folded and stapled, see also page 87 for additional ideas by bob ostin and bob byrne \n bob ostin \n on vampire \n george blake
1974
pabular Bob Ostin
Vampire- A Method for a Living & Dead Test
small cards on one is written "Vampire", cards are folded and stapled, see also page 87 for additional ideas by Bob Ostin and Bob Byrne
light & heavy card \n odd-backed card sinks in a small packet, faces transform \n ken krenzel \n roy walton \n bob ostin
1975
epilogue Ken Krenzel, Roy Walton, Bob Ostin
Light & Heavy Card
odd-backed card sinks in a small packet, faces transform
ad infinitum \n total of three three-digit numbers is predicted \n david berglas \n on ad infinitum \n bob ostin \n bob driebeek \n matrix \n scott davis \n add infinitum \n david berglas \n zero prinzip \n sveroni
1975
pabular David Berglas
the page boy speaks... \n on the ibm convention, peter kane, bob ostin, roy walton, alex elmsley, flip, jay marshall, walter gydesen, philip fiahlo, harold bronhaut \n patrick page
1975
pabular Patrick Page
The Page Boy Speaks...
on the IBM Convention, Peter Kane, Bob Ostin, Roy Walton, Alex Elmsley, Flip, Jay Marshall, Walter Gydesen, Philip Fiahlo, Harold Bronhaut
focus \n on bob ostin, ibm convention close-up show, don lees, trevor lewis, david carré, peter kane, rovi, walt lees, bob read, alex elmsley, topper martin, flip, philipe fiahlo, francis giles \n fred robinson
1975
pabular Fred Robinson
Focus
on Bob Ostin, IBM Convention Close-Up Show, Don Lees, Trevor Lewis, David Carré, Peter Kane, Rovi, Walt Lees, Bob Read, Alex Elmsley, Topper Martin, Flip, Philipe Fiahlo, Francis Giles
off the handle \n \n captain f.w. collins \n john ramsay \n bob ostin \n moniker \n eric mason \n mason's moniker modified \n ray waters \n entfesselt \n christian scherer
1976
pabular Captain F.W. Collins, John Ramsay, Bob Ostin
moniker \n handle of a pint beer mug is threaded on a ribbon and under a handkerchief removed magically from it \n eric mason \n off the handle \n captain f.w. collins \n john ramsay \n bob ostin \n mason's moniker modified \n ray waters \n entfesselt \n christian scherer
1976
pabular Eric Mason
Moniker
handle of a pint beer mug is threaded on a ribbon and under a handkerchief removed magically from it
mason's moniker modified \n \n ray waters \n moniker \n eric mason \n off the handle \n captain f.w. collins \n john ramsay \n bob ostin \n entfesselt \n christian scherer
1977
pabular Ray Waters
relativity \n spectator divides his packet in red and black and in suits, performer locates selection \n bob ostin \n stewart james' "the problem of the missing clue" in "the linking ring" vol. 58, nr. 10. 1978, p. 85.
1979
the talon Bob Ostin
Relativity
spectator divides his packet in red and black and in suits, performer locates selection
Inspired by
Stewart James' "The Problem of the Missing Clue" in "The Linking Ring" Vol. 58, Nr. 10. 1978, P. 85.
coin load \n under trapdoor, based on bob ostin move, where a coin is loaded under a card in "fingertip fantasies" \n johnny "j.j." johnston \n bob ostin
1980
pabular Johnny "J.J." Johnston, Bob Ostin
Coin Load
under trapdoor, based on Bob Ostin move, where a coin is loaded under a card in "Fingertip Fantasies"
jargon \n brief comment on larry becker's books, talon, the last hierophant, bob ostin lecture notes \n stephen tucker
1981
spell-binder Stephen Tucker
Jargon
brief comment on Larry Becker's books, Talon, The Last Hierophant, Bob Ostin Lecture Notes
christian \n card at position vanishes and appears when spectator's name is spelled \n david britland \n bob ostin's "name spelling" in "fingertip fantasies" \n "what's in a name?" in garcia and schindler's "magic with cards"
1982
spell-binder David Britland
Christian
card at position vanishes and appears when spectator's name is spelled
Inspired by
Bob Ostin's "Name Spelling" in "Fingertip Fantasies"
"What's in a Name?" in Garcia and Schindler's "Magic with Cards"
the nautilus card \n "new submarine card", odd-backed card placed perpendicular in three-card packet rises up and down \n bob ostin \n "the submarine card" (bob ostin, marketed by ken brooke) \n sub chase \n karl fulves
1983
bob ostin's new submarine card Bob Ostin
The Nautilus Card
"New Submarine Card", odd-backed card placed perpendicular in three-card packet rises up and down
Inspired by
"The Submarine Card" (Bob Ostin, marketed by Ken Brooke)
sub chase \n different handling, adding second submarine card \n karl fulves \n the nautilus card \n bob ostin
1983
bob ostin's new submarine card Karl Fulves
nautilace \n card penetrates from center to bottom of three-card crosswise packet \n david britland \n "the submarine card" (bob ostin) \n the bizarre twist! \n paul harris
1983
deckade David Britland
Nautilace
card penetrates from center to bottom of three-card crosswise packet
june - the second effect \n two cards with narrow open slits, signed chosen card sandwiched and penetrated with other card \n david britland \n "submarine card" (bob ostin)
1984
a lady through and through David Britland
June - The Second Effect
two cards with narrow open slits, signed chosen card sandwiched and penetrated with other card
paper prison \n paper fold with coin, small hole in paper and coin visibly penetrates paper \n bob ostin \n paper and coin \n edward marlo
1986
the new talon Bob Ostin
Paper Prison
paper fold with coin, small hole in paper and coin visibly penetrates paper
araby location \n spectator choses one of several billets, each billet has a name, performer divines which was selected \n bob ostin
1987
the new talon Bob Ostin
Araby Location
spectator choses one of several billets, each billet has a name, performer divines which was selected
crispy \n spectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. bag of crisps is opened to find selected card. \n simon lovell \n "the searcher" (bob ostin, magic mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Crispy
Spectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. Bag of crisps is opened to find selected card.
Inspired by
"The Searcher" (Bob Ostin, Magic Mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
the lucifer load \n dice stacking with match box cover, here only final load of many matches \n bob ostin \n the 'lucifer' load \n bob ostin
1992
profile Bob Ostin
The Lucifer Load
dice stacking with match box cover, here only final load of many matches
dating game \n three names written on paper, one is the girlfriend, pencil on rubber band moves to answer questions \n karl fulves \n "pendulum" (bob ostin)
1993
easy-to-do magic tricks for children Karl Fulves
Dating Game
three names written on paper, one is the girlfriend, pencil on rubber band moves to answer questions
the 'lucifer' load \n dice stacking with only outside cover of match box bent into tube, final load many matches \n bob ostin \n the lucifer load \n bob ostin
2002
latter day secrets Bob Ostin
The 'Lucifer' Load
dice stacking with only outside cover of match box bent into tube, final load many matches
watch test \n pulling stem out only one click \n rob wood \n letters \n jerry k. hartman \n bob ostin \n mel bennett \n chris king \n bob graham \n rob wood \n dr. edi brum \n leonard cohen \n database \n karl fulves
2003
latter day secrets Rob Wood
trapdoor coin \n stream of rice produced from hole in chinese coin \n joseph k. schmidt \n letters \n bob ostin \n james kenn \n george valerie
2004
latter day secrets Joseph K. Schmidt
letters \n \n bob ostin \n james kenn \n george valerie \n trapdoor coin \n joseph k. schmidt
2005
latter day secrets Bob Ostin, James Kenn, George Valerie
auto kinetic \n blank cards with street names, spectator writes his street on one, arranged in face-down row on table, ungaffed toy car moves towards spectator's card with rubber band held motionless above \n karl fulves \n "pendulum" (bob ostin, marketed effect) \n the koornwinder kar \n dick koornwinder
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
Auto Kinetic
blank cards with street names, spectator writes his street on one, arranged in face-down row on table, ungaffed toy car moves towards spectator's card with rubber band held motionless above
card kinetic \n cards in row on table, ace of spades next to row, rubber band stretched over it and used to move ace along row, suddenly it moves towards selection and back and they transpose \n karl fulves \n "pendulum" (bob ostin, marketed effect)
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
Card Kinetic
cards in row on table, Ace of Spades next to row, rubber band stretched over it and used to move Ace along row, suddenly it moves towards selection and back and they transpose
secret spots \n "unexplained"
stack of dice, top covered, problem of easily working out top value on each, posed as a problem \n karl fulves \n stack 'em up \n bob ostin
2008
prolix Karl Fulves
Secret Spots
"Unexplained"
stack of dice, top covered, problem of easily working out top value on each, posed as a problem
stack 'em up \n stack of dice, top covered, method of easily working out top value on each \n bob ostin \n secret spots \n karl fulves
2009
xtra credit Bob Ostin
Stack 'Em Up
stack of dice, top covered, method of easily working out top value on each
"good company" penetration \n coin through handkerchief that is held outstretched by two spectators, sleeving \n bob ostin \n fingertip fantasies, 1968
2010
prolix Bob Ostin
"Good Company" Penetration
coin through handkerchief that is held outstretched by two spectators, sleeving
bank naught \n marking methods with two presentations:<br/>- psychic losery<br/>- weightmaster \n tom stone \n bob ostin \n robert cassidy
2011
maelstrom Tom Stone, Bob Ostin, Robert Cassidy
Bank Naught
marking methods with two presentations: - Psychic Losery - Weightmaster
entfesselt \n handle of coffee cup is threaded on rope, cup penetrates rope behind back, with normal cup \n christian scherer \n patrick page's "cord-a-cup" in "magic page by page" 2011, p. 224. \n moniker \n eric mason \n off the handle \n captain f.w. collins \n john ramsay \n bob ostin \n mason's moniker modified \n ray waters \n cord-a-cup \n patrick page
2018
entfesselt Christian Scherer
Entfesselt
handle of coffee cup is threaded on rope, cup penetrates rope behind back, with normal cup
Inspired by
Patrick Page's "Cord-a-Cup" in "Magic Page by Page" 2011, p. 224.
fan fiction \n production of a card in a fan, also as a finish for an ace assembly \n lorenz schär \n fan hide move \n bob ostin
2020
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 12 Lorenz Schär
Fan Fiction
production of a card in a fan, also as a finish for an Ace Assembly