modern long distance mind reading \n card put from one half into the other is located, clocking \n george g. kaplan
1938
greater magic George G. Kaplan
Modern Long Distance Mind Reading
card put from one half into the other is located, clocking
cagliostro's card. a prediction \n 20$ are bet on the outcome, six duplicates, short card, double backer \n george g. kaplan \n hundred dollar prediction \n harry riser \n poor man's prediction \n edward marlo
1938
greater magic George G. Kaplan
Cagliostro's Card. A Prediction
20$ are bet on the outcome, six duplicates, short card, double backer
a clever card discovery \n mathematical, based on telephone mystery \n george g. kaplan \n audley walsh \n al baker
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2 George G. Kaplan, Audley Walsh, Al Baker
a winning wager \n five cards shuffled in placed on a stand, selected one is predicted on a slate with houlette and duplicates \n george g. kaplan \n a sensational prediction \n dr. william t. palchinas \n george g. kaplan
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
A Winning Wager
five cards shuffled in placed on a stand, selected one is predicted on a slate with houlette and duplicates
coin extraction perfected \n two coins wrapped in handkerchief, chosen one penetrates fabric \n george g. kaplan
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
Coin Extraction Perfected
two coins wrapped in handkerchief, chosen one penetrates fabric
numerology??? \n two decks, three cards are counted to in both decks and they match \n george g. kaplan
1944
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
Numerology???
two decks, three cards are counted to in both decks and they match
coincidence? no. prevision? yes \n three decks, two shuffled and dealt face up, at one point same card appears at same position, this card is reversed in the third deck \n george g. kaplan \n the "my best" coincidence \n peter kane \n freakish miracle #3 \n tomas blomberg
1945
my best George G. Kaplan
Coincidence? No. Prevision? Yes
three decks, two shuffled and dealt face up, at one point same card appears at same position, this card is reversed in the third deck
a sensational prediction \n five cards shuffled in houlette and placed on a stand each, four removed, last one is predicted \n dr. william t. palchinas \n george g. kaplan \n a winning wager \n george g. kaplan
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation Dr. William T. Palchinas, George G. Kaplan
A Sensational Prediction
five cards shuffled in houlette and placed on a stand each, four removed, last one is predicted
one in five \n spectator adds four card to selection, performer divines it \n george g. kaplan
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
One in Five
spectator adds four card to selection, performer divines it
kaplan's clock trick \n card from circle to matchbox, thirteen duplicates \n george g. kaplan \n kaplan's clock trick \n george g. kaplan
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
the cut and restored rope trick \n handling of classic method \n leon maguire \n mihlon clayton \n mehlon clayton's method \n mihlon clayton \n cut and restored rope \n george g. kaplan
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Leon Maguire, Mihlon Clayton
cut and restored rope \n "tying the knot after cutting the loop" \n george g. kaplan \n the cut and restored rope trick \n leon maguire \n mihlon clayton
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv George G. Kaplan
biographical sketches of contributors \n - theo. annemann
- charles arbuthnot
- george e. arrowsmith
- roger barkann
- sylvan barnet
- joseph l. barnett
- raymond l. beebe
- eugene bernstein
- j. b. bobo
- john n. booth
- tom bowyer
- vynn boyar
- joan brandon
- fred braue
- john braun
- lu brent
- r. c. buff
- clyde f. cairy
- loring campbell
- jack chanin
- frank chapman
- forest v. chesbro
- milbourne christopher
- eddie clever
- stanley collins
- mystic craig
- thomas j. crawford
- john j. crimmins, jr.
- paul j. curry
- del monte
- harry dobrin
- ronald b. edwards
- bruce elliot
- professor el-tab
- dr. e. g. ervin
- dr. henry ridgely evans
- val evans
- "hen" fetsch
- thomas b. fitzgerald
- dariel fitzkee
- sid fleischman
- joseph harman fries
- martin gardner
- teral garrett
- walter b. gibson
- arnold l. grubin
- nelson c. hahne
- hathaway
- royal v. heath
- charles h. hopkins
- jean hugard
- mark jacobs
- r. m. jamison
- f. h. jeudevine
- maurice kains
- george g. kaplan
- george karger
- joseph a. karson
- wilbur kattner
- gerald lynton kaufman
- howard b. kayton, m.d.
- the great kolar
- gerald kosky
- abril lamarque
- william w. larsen
- sid lorraine
- art lyle
- l. vosburgh lyons
- richard f. madden
- greer marechal, jr.
- george mcathy
- william h. mccaffrey
- jack mcmillen
- harry mendoza
- orville meyer
- john w. mifflin
- chester morris
- paul morris
- frederick mosteller
- robert a. nelson
- c. a. george newmann
- grady s. nicholson
- dr. cecil e. nixon
- charles walter nyquist
- dell o'dell
- tom osborne
- george harrison pittman
- julien j. proskauer
- clayton rawson
- ralph w. read
- dolf rudin
- herb rungie
- ned rutledge
- james j. sanders
- lucille pierce saxon
- sigmar - the magician
- jerry sorensen
- willard s. smith
- george starke
- dr. raymond v. stone, sr. (ramo)
- harlan tarbell
- dr. franklin taylor
- j. g. thompson, jr.
- jack f. trebel
- m. van reese
- jack vosburgh
- audley valentine walsh
- peter warlock
- herman l. weber
- bob weill
- william h. wilson
- tommy windsor
- howard h. wise
- ed. wolff
- michael f. zens \n james g. thompson jr.
1945
my best James G. Thompson Jr.
controlling three selected cards by means of the corner-short \n hindu shuffle handling \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Controlling Three Selected Cards by Means of the Corner-Short
using the corner-short to retain a prearranged deck in order \n using corner-short as divider \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Using the Corner-Short to Retain a Prearranged Deck in Order
advantages of the corner-short procedure \n general comments on the use of corner shorts \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
avoiding contrasts \n how to address the problem of white edges after cutting corners short \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Avoiding Contrasts
how to address the problem of white edges after cutting corners short
will-o'-the-wisp routine \n sympathetic cards through newspaper with one cover only \n george g. kaplan \n cards thru newspaper \n albert goshman
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Will-o'-the-Wisp Routine
sympathetic cards through newspaper with one cover only
the "stop!" fan discovery \n fan force \n george g. kaplan \n forked fan force \n steve beam \n feminine intuition \n jörg alexander weber \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
kaplan's clock trick \n card from circle to matchbox, thirteen duplicates \n george g. kaplan \n kaplan's clock trick \n george g. kaplan \n time please \n roy johnson \n klok \n roy johnson \n the left-handed clock \n cushing strout
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
the royal assembly \n ace, king, queen and jack of each suit separate into piles of their own kind \n george g. kaplan \n dai vernon \n asamblea real \n juan tamariz
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan, Dai Vernon
The Royal Assembly
ace, king, queen and jack of each suit separate into piles of their own kind
the kaplan torn and restored card \n restored card is strung on a ribbon in an envelope \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Kaplan Torn and Restored Card
restored card is strung on a ribbon in an envelope
the calcutta mystery (first version) \n two card prediction written with different colored pencils, one ahead \n george g. kaplan \n "the bombay mystery" (george kaplan, marketed) \n oh! calcutta! \n dr. dan j. alessini \n oh calcutta \n john bannon
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Calcutta Mystery (First Version)
two card prediction written with different colored pencils, one ahead
the calcutta mystery (second version) \n without the colored pencils, but with spectators initials, one ahead \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Calcutta Mystery (Second Version)
without the colored pencils, but with spectators initials, one ahead
the yogi´s secret \n putting flesh-colored daub on spectators forehead for an out of the room selection \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Yogi´s Secret
putting flesh-colored daub on spectators forehead for an out of the room selection
the new brain-wave deck \n ordinary deck, using hindu force \n george g. kaplan \n dai vernon \n the brain wave \n robert parrish
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan, Dai Vernon
crystal clairvoyance \n featuring a napkin force \n unknown \n the handkerchief force \n jean hugard \n forcing under a handkerchief \n george g. kaplan \n kristallklar \n tino plaz
1948
the fine art of magic
Unknown
the kaplan okito-box presentation \n pushing a coin through a tiny hole in the lid through the box and a card into glass \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Kaplan Okito-Box Presentation
pushing a coin through a tiny hole in the lid through the box and a card into glass
the game of "thirty-one" played with a dice \n \n george g. kaplan \n dai vernon \n al baker
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan, Dai Vernon, Al Baker
natural card \n using numerical value on card to count to selection that fits by chance, see also page 101 \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
Natural Card
using numerical value on card to count to selection that fits by chance, see also page 101
a unique location \n \n lu brent \n "telephone card trick" (al baker, audley walsh) \n the "impossible" location \n george g. kaplan
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
the "my best" coincidence \n two decks shuffled and counted down until match occurs, this card is predicted \n peter kane \n coincidence? no. prevision? yes \n george g. kaplan
1971
another card session with peter kane Peter Kane
The "My Best" Coincidence
two decks shuffled and counted down until match occurs, this card is predicted
oh! calcutta! \n two cards predicted, with two different colored pens \n dr. dan j. alessini \n the calcutta mystery (first version) \n george g. kaplan
1974
the compleat magick — volume i Dr. Dan J. Alessini
Oh! Calcutta!
two cards predicted, with two different colored pens
hundred dollar prediction \n one of five, duplicates and divided card \n harry riser \n cagliostro's card. a prediction \n george g. kaplan \n poor man's prediction \n edward marlo
1981
arcane Harry Riser
asamblea real \n \n juan tamariz \n the royal assembly \n george g. kaplan \n dai vernon \n royal assembly \n juan tamariz
1982
magia potagia — volume ii Juan Tamariz
poor man's prediction \n one of five cards from deck chosen, matches odd-backed prediction, four duplicates \n edward marlo \n mum, may 1984 \n cagliostro's card. a prediction \n george g. kaplan \n hundred dollar prediction \n harry riser \n poor man's prediction \n edward marlo
1984
at the table Edward Marlo
Poor Man's Prediction
one of five cards from deck chosen, matches odd-backed prediction, four duplicates
klok \n card vanish among 12 cards, second phase card to matchbox \n roy johnson \n kaplan's clock trick \n george g. kaplan
1984
a world of clocks Roy Johnson
Klok
card vanish among 12 cards, second phase card to matchbox
v.i.p. \n no. 58, spectators write down some presidents, assistant divines them \n karl fulves \n aage darling \n george g. kaplan
1985
self-working paper magic Karl Fulves, Aage Darling, George G. Kaplan
V.I.P.
No. 58, spectators write down some presidents, assistant divines them
cards thru newspaper \n credit information, cards pass through newspaper. \n albert goshman \n "the meeting at the summit" (hugard's magic monthly) \n will-o'-the-wisp routine \n george g. kaplan \n four cards through a newspaper \n albert goshman
1985
magic by gosh Albert Goshman
Cards Thru Newspaper
credit information, cards pass through newspaper.
Inspired by
"The Meeting at the Summit" (Hugard's Magic Monthly)
oh calcutta \n thought of and dealt-to card are predicted, one ahead \n john bannon \n the calcutta mystery (first version) \n george g. kaplan
1990
impossibilia John Bannon
Oh Calcutta
thought of and dealt-to card are predicted, one ahead
the brain wave \n ungaffed, hindu forcing odd-backed card \n robert parrish \n the new brain-wave deck \n george g. kaplan \n dai vernon
1995
great tricks revisited Robert Parrish
the 'stop' fan discovery \n brief \n unknown \n george g. kaplan \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
1998
the book
Unknown, George G. Kaplan
the invisible card \n selected card vanishes from five card packet and reappeares reversed in the deck \n dick ferguson \n george g. kaplan \n roberto giobbi \n hugard's magic monthly, dick ferguson aka. richard bruce, sept. 1951, p. 835 \n the lie detector \n unknown
1998
card college — volume 3 Dick Ferguson, George G. Kaplan, Roberto Giobbi
The Invisible Card
selected card vanishes from five card packet and reappeares reversed in the deck
Inspired by
Hugard's Magic Monthly, Dick Ferguson aka. Richard Bruce, Sept. 1951, p. 835
the "stop" fan discovery \n \n george g. kaplan \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
2000
zauberkunststücke — band 1 George G. Kaplan
feminine intuition \n first 1992 \n jörg alexander weber \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
2000
concertos for pasteboard Jörg Alexander Weber
forked fan force \n ending with two cards, one eliminated verbally \n steve beam \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan \n forked fan force \n steve beam \n forked fan force \n steve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
triple find \n no. 53, three dice rolled, two piles made from those numbers, three cards turned face-up correspond to numbers on dice \n karl fulves \n john scarne \n george g. kaplan
2001
my best self-working card tricks Karl Fulves, John Scarne, George G. Kaplan
Triple Find
No. 53, three dice rolled, two piles made from those numbers, three cards turned face-up correspond to numbers on dice
the left-handed clock \n cards dealt into clock formation, card is located using a spinning physics toy as the clock hand \n cushing strout \n kaplan's clock trick \n george g. kaplan
2005
on the other side of the mirror Cushing Strout
The Left-Handed Clock
Cards dealt into clock formation, card is located using a spinning physics toy as the clock hand
freakish miracle #3 \n three decks, two are shuffled and dealt face up and cards counted until same cards appear, same card is also found in third deck at the same position \n tomas blomberg \n coincidence? no. prevision? yes \n george g. kaplan
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Tomas Blomberg
Freakish Miracle #3
three decks, two are shuffled and dealt face up and cards counted until same cards appear, same card is also found in third deck at the same position
the "stop!" fan discovery \n brief \n george g. kaplan \n the "stop!" fan discovery \n george g. kaplan
2008
the magic of ascanio — more studies of card magic George G. Kaplan
scorecard v \n mathematical revelation of a randomly generated number \n steve beam \n coincidence (george g. kaplan, the linking ring, feb. 1951) \n scorecard \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Scorecard V
mathematical Revelation of a randomly generated number
Inspired by
Coincidence (George G. Kaplan, The Linking Ring, Feb. 1951)