21 plus \n spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "this is the card you took" \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman \n the 21 card spelling trick \n martin sunshine
1942
the phoenix 1-50 Shaman
21 Plus
spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "This is the card you took"
cagliostro's spectacles \n spectator puts on special glasses when the cards are spread in front of him, he names all of the selections \n shaman \n an idea of delands, credit reference on page 191 \n bifocals \n shaman \n bluecue \n thomas alan waters \n blind man's bluff \n simon lovell
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Shaman
Cagliostro's Spectacles
spectator puts on special glasses when the cards are spread in front of him, he names all of the selections
the back room \n on an article in the sunday mirror magazine about spotting gambling, john scarne, frances ireland, kolmar, shaman \n bruce elliott
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Bruce Elliott
The Back Room
on an article in the Sunday Mirror Magazine about spotting gambling, John Scarne, Frances Ireland, Kolmar, Shaman
bifocals \n eight people look at a card individually, they all see the same card, glasses presentation \n shaman \n cagliostro's spectacles \n shaman
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Shaman
Bifocals
eight people look at a card individually, they all see the same card, glasses presentation
the back room \n about the life, hard times and unseemly death of shaman, shaman was invented by annemann and bruce elliott \n bruce elliott
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Bruce Elliott
The Back Room
About the Life, Hard Times and Unseemly Death of Shaman, Shaman was invented by Annemann and Bruce Elliott
shaman's lucifers \n two matchboxes, in one the matches are burnt, then they change places with the unburnt matches in the other matchbox \n shaman \n stuart robson's "tips on flashpaper"
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Shaman
Shaman's Lucifers
two matchboxes, in one the matches are burnt, then they change places with the unburnt matches in the other matchbox
the back room \n on connie haden, jay marshall, shaman, dr. beebe and john snyder, s.b. blodgett \n bruce elliott
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Bruce Elliott
The Back Room
on Connie Haden, Jay Marshall, Shaman, Dr. Beebe and John Snyder, S.B. Blodgett
21 plus \n spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "this is the card you took" \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman
1956
the best in magic Shaman
21 Plus
spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "This is the card you took"
21 plus \n spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "this is the card you took" \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman
1956
the new phoenix 301-348 Shaman
21 Plus
spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "This is the card you took"
gaffed coins - 3/4 silver fake \n double facer with silver on one side and a bit of silver and mostly copper on other side, used in transposition with okito box, see also p. 513 \n karl fulves \n half-head/half-tail coin \n shaman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Gaffed Coins - 3/4 Silver Fake
double facer with silver on one side and a bit of silver and mostly copper on other side, used in transposition with Okito box, see also p. 513
bluecue \n two spectators select the same card individually, difference to standout, second spectator choses a card face down \n thomas alan waters \n cagliostro's spectacles \n shaman \n standout \n thomas alan waters
1985
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Bluecue
two spectators select the same card individually, difference to Standout, second spectator choses a card face down
blind man's bluff \n spectator finds cards in deck, rest is secretly blank, cards are predicted \n simon lovell \n cagliostro's spectacles \n shaman
2000
son of simon says! Simon Lovell
Blind Man's Bluff
spectator finds cards in deck, rest is secretly blank, cards are predicted
interesting variants \n variants of the principle of the deck switch: start with a forcing or banked deck and, after the forces, switching it for a regular deck missing the forced cards \n carlos vinuesa \n synchronism \n robert parrish \n cagliostro's spectacles \n shaman
2013
numbers, cards... and time! Carlos Vinuesa
Interesting variants
variants of the principle of the deck switch: start with a forcing or banked deck and, after the forces, switching it for a regular deck missing the forced cards