deviner d'avance le paquet de cartes qu'une personne choisira \n number of cards from a chosen packet is predicted \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
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Deviner d'avance le paquet de cartes qu'une personne choisira
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1786
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two heaps of cards, unequal in number, being placed upon the table, to predict beforehand which of the two the company will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1876
modern magic
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Two Heaps of Cards, unequal in Number, being placed upon the Table, to predict beforehand which of the two the Company will choose
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two heaps of cards having been placed upon the table, to predict with certainty which heap a spectator will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
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Two Heaps of Cards having been placed upon the Table, to Predict with Certainty which Heap a Spectator will choose
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das vorherbestimmen menschlicher gedanken \n no. 6, spectator choses one of two piles, selection is predicted with "eight", one pile contains eights, the other eight cards \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
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Das Vorherbestimmen menschlicher Gedanken
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1895
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hypnose \n card chosen and inserted anywhere in a book, card and page number predicted, alternative method with forcing book by conradi \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
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Hypnose
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des indischen marabuts sehergabe \n three numbers named and cards counted to, numbers and cards predicted, prepared envelope, faced deck \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n the divination of thought \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
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die prädestinationsgabe \n two decks, spectator remembers one and its position in one deck, then he counts down in second deck from position to previously predicted number, selection is there \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n predestination \n unknown \n die prädestinationsgabe \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
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Die Prädestinationsgabe
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die prädestinationsgabe \n two decks, spectator remembers one and its position in one deck, then he counts down in second deck from position to previously predicted number, selection is there \n friedrich w. conradi-horster \n die prädestinationsgabe \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der zauberspiegel
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
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Die Prädestinationsgabe
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July 1896
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the divination of thought \n three cards and their positions are predicted \n unknown \n des indischen marabuts sehergabe \n friedrich w. conradi-horster
1897
new era card tricks
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The Divination Of Thought
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1897
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das vorherbestimmen der gedanken \n spectator stops during deal, number of dealt cards matched prediction, long card under predicted number, excess cards palmed and transferred \n unknown
1899
die zauberwelt
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Das Vorherbestimmen der Gedanken
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xviii. prädestination \n (vorherbestimmung)
- 1. die karten (prediction of chosen pile, cards can be divined, koran type)
- 2. die blumen (name of chosen flower appears on paper in sealed envelope, half forcing deck) \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1903
moderne magie
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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XVIII. Prädestination
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das vorherbestimmen menschlicher gedanken oder "die sehergabe des indischen marabus" \n three selections and their positions in the deck predicted, faced deck, two methods with or without an off-stage assistant, pocket writing of numbers with stencil \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt
A. J.
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Das Vorherbestimmen menschlicher Gedanken oder "Die Sehergabe des indischen Marabus"
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die sympathetischen zahlen \n spectator stops while performer deals cards on table, then four people select a card, selections are the four tens which match amount of dealt cards, number is also predicted on a piece of paper \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n sympathetic numbers \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n daley's sympathetic numbers or lucky \n dr. jacob daley \n daley's sympathetic number trick \n dr. jacob daley
1910
kartenkünste
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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Die sympathetischen Zahlen
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1910
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gedanken-assoziation \n twenty cards on table, six-spot chosen, twenty cards become twenty-six, repeated with named number, amount of dealt cards also predicted \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n association of thoughts \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1910
kartenkünste
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
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Gedanken-Assoziation
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1910
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holmes' "mystery" problem \n card chosen from svengali deck, deck dealt into two piles and card replaced in indifferent half, multiple deals to control card to seventeenth position, card and position are predicted, clean-up switch of half the deck \n donald holmes
1913
tricks with prepared cards
Donald Holmes
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Holmes' "Mystery" Problem
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1913
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mephisto's prediction \n position of selection is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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Mephisto's Prediction
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1921
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25
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the sequel \n position of two selections is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n the sequel \n charles t. jordan \n the sequel \n charles t. jordan \n the sequel \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Sequel
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Also published here
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1921
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the psychic prediction \n total of six selections predicted, stack that will force the number 27, riffle shuffle with chains \n charles t. jordan \n psychic prediction \n charles t. jordan \n psychic prediction \n charles t. jordan \n psychic prediction \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Psychic Prediction
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Also published here
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1921
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the prophesied spot total \n stack that will force the number 69 \n charles t. jordan \n prophesied spot total \n charles t. jordan \n prophesied spot total \n charles t. jordan \n prophesied spot total \n charles t. jordan \n "prophesied spot total" notes \n karl fulves
1922
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Prophesied Spot Total
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VariationsAlso published here
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1922
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the prophecied leaper \n prophesied, selection made in one half, it travels into cased half at predicted position \n jack mcmillen \n four deep \n bill simon \n jack mcmillen \n version of jack mcmillen's prophesied leaper \n charlie miller
1928
the l. w. card mysteries
Jack McMillen
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The Prophecied Leaper
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Variations
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1928
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dual detection \n two cards chosen by stabbing another card in the deck, deck dealt into four piles and assembled, deck cut and both cards found at two previously predicted numbers \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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Dual Detection
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1928
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mathematical trick \n al baker's date addition force, result predicted with digits of four cards \n unknown \n number trick \n unknown
1928
card tricks you will do
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Mathematical Trick
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1928
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bestimmung des wertes von vier vom zuschauer entnommenen karten \n deck is cut and eight cards are dealt, sum of chosen hand is predicted \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1930
zauberkunststücke
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Bestimmung des Wertes von vier vom Zuschauer entnommenen Karten
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1930
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die kartenzahl des mittleren von 3 kartenhäufchen zu erraten \n \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1930
zauberkunststücke
Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
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Die Kartenzahl des mittleren von 3 Kartenhäufchen zu erraten
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1930
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70
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al baker's wonderful prediction \n position of card, pocket-writing \n al baker
1932
the secret ways of al baker
Al Baker
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Al Baker's Wonderful Prediction
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1932
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tower bridge \n "a new bridge effect", number of cut of cards is divined by value of another selection \n louis lam
1935
would you believe it?
Louis Lam
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Tower Bridge
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1935
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sequel \n no. 12, two cards remembered next to a stabbed-in indicator card, deck dealt into four piles, position of the selections has been predicted \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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Sequel
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1935
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15
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the marvelous prediction \n no. 19, a card and its position from the top are predicted, 1-0-1 with hearts run \n unknown
1935
card tricks that are easy to learn, easy to do
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The Marvelous Prediction
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1935
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22
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the mind-reader \n card is mentally selected from a randomly-ordered list of cards, magician reveals he predicted position of card in deck and the card’s number-position in the list \n edward bagshawe \n predestination \n unknown
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
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The Mind-Reader
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1936 ca.
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23
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sealed mystery \n spectator names number and counts to that number in deck, magician predicted card arrived at \n edward bagshawe
1936 ca.
twenty magical novelties
Edward Bagshawe
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Sealed Mystery
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1936 ca.
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double prediction \n two cards are counted to after reverse faro procedure, positions predicted, actually walter gibson's (see article "reverse faro shuffle" on conjuringcredits) \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n up and down \n dai vernon \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n "the double prediction" (walter b. gibson, sixteen master card mysteries, 1928) \n synchronicity revisited \n nick trost \n another esp double prediction \n nick trost
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan, Walter B. Gibson
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Double Prediction
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1937
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85
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mephisto's prediction \n position of selection is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Mephisto's Prediction
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Also published here
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1937
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86
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the sequel \n position of two selections is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n the sequel \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Sequel
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Also published here
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1937
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86
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psychic prediction \n total of six selections predicted, stack that will force the number 27, riffle shuffle with chains \n charles t. jordan \n the psychic prediction \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Psychic Prediction
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Also published here
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1937
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200
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prophesied spot total \n stack that will force the number 69 \n charles t. jordan \n the prophesied spot total \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Prophesied Spot Total
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Also published here
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1937
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201
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the mystery problem \n position of selection is predicted, svengali deck with different finish on force cards, ending clean with switch-out \n charles t. jordan \n the mystery problem \n charles t. jordan \n the mystery problem \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Mystery Problem
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Also published here
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1937
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251
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the fourteen deck \n set-up to force the number fourteen that can be shuffled, rough-smooth \n ralph w. hull
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ralph W. Hull
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The Fourteen Deck
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1937
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299
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controlled luck \n fifty-two numbered cardboards & cards are shuffled and read one by one until performer tells to stop, card and number combination is predicted \n newton hall \n controlled luck \n newton hall
1937
the jinx
Newton Hall
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Controlled Luck
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Also published here
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Mar. 1937
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191
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up and down \n selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick \n dai vernon \n card school \n roy walton \n thought processor \n george mcbride \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson
1937
the jinx
Dai Vernon
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Up and Down
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Nov. 1937
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255
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a master card trick \n selection appears at predicted number \n max holden
1938
greater magic
Max Holden
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A Master Card Trick
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1938
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232
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face up prediction \n spectator and performer turn cards over in the deck, number of reversed cards is predicted \n bob hummer \n face up prediction \n bob hummer \n hummer addition \n harry lorayne \n what about hummer's number? \n jon racherbaumer \n mixed cards and feelings \n reinhard müller \n predecktion \n steve beam \n rebuilding a hummer \n lorenz schär \n hummerless \n steve beam \n newcomer hummer \n steve beam \n all the weigh \n steve beam \n the 4th die \n karl fulves \n face-up prediction \n bob hummer \n manto \n roberto giobbi \n richard vollmer \n bob hummer \n the thirteenth turn \n martin gardner \n match \n michael weber \n a hummer routine \n nick trost \n bob hummer
1940
half-a-dozen hummers
Bob Hummer
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Face Up Prediction
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Related toVariations- Hummer Addition (Harry Lorayne, 1965)
- What About Hummer's Number? (Jon Racherbaumer, 1990)
- The 4th Die (Karl Fulves, 2000)
- Manto (Roberto Giobbi, Richard Vollmer, Bob Hummer, 2006)
- A Hummer Routine (Nick Trost, Bob Hummer, 2015)
- Rebuilding a Hummer (Lorenz Schär, 2020)
- Hummerless (Steve Beam, 2020)
- Newcomer Hummer (Steve Beam, 2020)
- All the Weigh (Steve Beam, 2020)
Also published here
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1940
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4
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ich hab's ja gewusst! \n two packets, chosen one is predicted, amount or values \n unknown
1940
hokus pokus
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Ich hab's ja gewusst!
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Oct. 1940
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20
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triple prediction \n predicted are number of cigarettes in packet, card and its position \n unknown
1941
more card manipulations
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Triple Prediction
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1941
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39
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stunner no. 1 \n two decks shuffled and then dealt in unison, two cards match at a certain position (percentage trick), card and position predicted on back of business card \n franklin m. chapman \n identical twins \n franklin m. chapman
1941
ten stunners with a nail writer
Franklin M. Chapman
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Stunner No. 1
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Also published here
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1941
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pay off \n spectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases \n walter b. gibson \n one thousand skulls \n al mann \n follow the leaders \n roger barkann \n skill-nil! \n dr. william t. palchinas \n pay-off \n walter b. gibson \n pay-off \n walter b. gibson \n charlie cheats \n karl fulves
1942
the phoenix
Walter B. Gibson
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Pay Off
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Jan. 1942
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up and down \n selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick \n dai vernon
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Dai Vernon
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Up and Down
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1943
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il est minuit \n photo with watch is signed, two cards are chosen to form an hour, handles on photo moved to match cards \n jean marc bujard
1944
hokus pokus
Jean Marc Bujard
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Il est minuit
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1944
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14
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controlled luck \n fifty-two numbered cardboards & cards are shuffled and read one by one until performer tells to stop, card and number combination is predicted \n newton hall \n controlled luck \n newton hall
1944
practical mental effects
Newton Hall
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Controlled Luck
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Also published here
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1944
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309
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"swastricka" \n through calculation the number 28 is arrived at and predicted with a swastika symbol, 14/15 force stack \n stewart james
1944
jamesosophy
Stewart James
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"Swastricka"
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1944
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3
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memo-graphia \n two cards and their positions remembered, they transpose and a calculated number is predicted \n stewart james
1944
jamesosophy
Stewart James
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Memo-Graphia
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1944
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4
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identical twins \n no. 1, two decks shuffled and then dealt in unison, two cards match at a certain position (percentage trick), card and position predicted on back of business card \n franklin m. chapman \n stunner no. 1 \n franklin m. chapman
1944
twenty stunners with a nail writer
Franklin M. Chapman
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Identical Twins
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Also published here
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1944
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follow the leaders \n routine with red/black effects
- prediction of red / black relationship (phoenix no. 1)
- out of this world (not explained)
- follow the leader (not explained)
- slop shuffle color separation \n roger barkann \n pay off \n walter b. gibson \n out of this world \n paul curry \n follow the leader \n dai vernon \n one plus one equals three \n roger barkann
1946
the phoenix
Roger Barkann
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Follow the Leaders
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Mar. 1946
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409
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matchbook discovery \n card is selected and shuffled back in the deck, second selection is placed unseen on the table, then 13 cards placed in a row and matchbox held over each card and one card sticks to it which turns out to be selection and unseen card's value matches position \n rowland brandwem
1946
hugard's magic monthly
Rowland Brandwem
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Matchbook Discovery
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Oct. 1946
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261
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remainder? \n card is selected and the value used to calculate a result which is predicted \n ronald b. edwards
1947
the phoenix
Ronald B. Edwards
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Remainder?
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Jan. 1947
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475
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two minutes from now \n spectator thinks stop at his selection when performer names the cards, position is predicted too \n paul curry
1947
the phoenix
Paul Curry
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Two Minutes from Now
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May 1947
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504
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hi-lo \n as herb rungie, prediction of two amounts of cards and selection is found \n herb runge
1948
the phoenix
Herb Runge
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Hi-Lo
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Oct. 1948
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652
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the mystic paper slips \n two predictions made, number chosen and that card counted to, number and card predicted \n arthur h. buckley
1948
the card expert entertains
Arthur H. Buckley
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The Mystic Paper Slips
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1948
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157
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skill-nil! \n combination of several routines, here as palchanis
- pay off (walter gibson)
- one good trick (walter gibson)
- a total mystery (tony kardyro)
- total mystery / sensational sensitive finger tips (tony kardyro)
- card-incidence (charles terraneau) \n dr. william t. palchinas \n pay off \n walter b. gibson \n one good trick... \n walter b. gibson \n card-incidence \n charles terraneau \n a total mystery \n tony kardyro \n sensational sensitive finger tips \n tony kardyro
1949
the phoenix
Dr. William T. Palchinas
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Skill-Nil!
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Aug. 1949
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731
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you can't lose \n predict that when spectator's cards and magician's cards are added together, there will be an even number or odd number \n unknown
1949
tricks and stunts with playing cards
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You Can't Lose
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1949
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16
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a baffling card stunt \n the trick that fooled einstein with cards \n unknown
1949
tricks and stunts with playing cards
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A Baffling Card Stunt
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1949
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another 15 diamonds gag \n gag with fifteen of diamonds, calculation \n u. f. grant
1949
grant's inner circle magazine
U. F. Grant
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Another 15 Diamonds Gag
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May 1949
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10
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my number, your card \n position of card predicted by writing the number on the face of a card in the deck \n unknown
1949
52 amazing card tricks
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My Number, Your Card
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1949
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45
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face-up prediction \n spectator and performer turn cards over in the deck, number of reversed cards is predicted \n bob hummer \n face up prediction \n bob hummer
1949
52 amazing card tricks
Bob Hummer
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Face-Up Prediction
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Also published here
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1949
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48
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your deal \n \n george blake
1950
the phoenix
George Blake
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Your Deal
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Feb. 1950
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788
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problems in prophecy \n \n ronald b. edwards
1950
the phoenix
Ronald B. Edwards
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Problems in Prophecy
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Nov. 1950
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862
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magic scheme \n no. 48, mathematical prediction \n clayton rawson
1950
scarne on card tricks
Clayton Rawson
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Magic Scheme
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1950
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85
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the puzzler \n no. 70, mathematical procedure, add up to twelve \n bob short
1950
scarne on card tricks
Bob Short
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The Puzzler
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1950
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129
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up and down \n no. 81, prediction cards give final positions of two selections after mixing procedure \n dai vernon \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson
1950
scarne on card tricks
Dai Vernon
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Up and Down
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1950
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148
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the magic four-spot \n no. 82, prediction effect using two different mathematical forces \n paul morris \n p. c. sorcar
1950
scarne on card tricks
Paul Morris, P. C. Sorcar
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The Magic Four-Spot
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1950
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150
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scarne's six-way baffler \n no. 107, magician can divine number of cards, and red and black cards in two spectators' packets \n john scarne \n variation on six-way baffler \n george g. kaplan \n speaking volumes \n michael weber
1950
scarne on card tricks
John Scarne
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Scarne's Six-Way Baffler
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Related to
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1950
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206
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variation on six-way baffler \n no. 108, simplified version of trick \n george g. kaplan \n scarne's six-way baffler \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks
George G. Kaplan
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Variation on Six-Way Baffler
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Related to
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1950
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210
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bill (1) \n - martin gardner’s encyclopedia of impromptu tricks
cut cards match date on bill, belchou aces method \n unknown \n a poker player's picnic \n unknown
1951
hugard's magic monthly
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Bill (1)
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Apr. 1951
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781
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card and number prediction \n card and total of two cards are predicted \n stewart james
1954
the nullificator
Stewart James
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Card and Number Prediction
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1954
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double time in spiritland \n performer puts four cards in a glass, spectator chooses any card, performer removes cards that add up to its value form the glass, remaining cards in glass added and that number counted down and the arrived-card added, that number predicted \n stewart james \n the spirit mathematician \n charles t. jordan \n coloracle \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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Double Time in Spiritland
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Inspired byVariations
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1954
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the square deal \n 4x4 layout, one row selected, a number generated from its values, that many cards taken from rest and a down-under-deal done with them, final card and a number are predicted \n stewart james \n coloracle \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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The Square Deal
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Variations
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1954
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coloracle \n combination of previous two tricks \n stewart james \n double time in spiritland \n stewart james \n the square deal \n stewart james
1954
first call to cards
Stewart James
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Coloracle
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maccleod's miracle! \n four hands of bridge, spectator and performer turn cards over in each hand, total is predicted \n norman maccleod \n a trick in "the last testament of r.w. hull" \n miracle! \n norman maccleod \n mac cleod's wunder \n norman maccleod
1955
the new phoenix
Norman MacCleod
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MacCleod's Miracle!
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Inspired by- a trick in "The Last Testament of R.W. Hull"
Also published here
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1955
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the straight prediction \n total of some selected cards match prediction, with poker chips \n mel brown
1955
the new phoenix
Mel Brown
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The Straight Prediction
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Nov. 1955
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pay-off \n spectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases \n walter b. gibson \n pay off \n walter b. gibson
1956
the best in magic
Walter B. Gibson
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Pay-Off
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Also published here
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1956
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the estimated cut \n trick that fooled einstein \n unknown
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
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The Estimated Cut
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1956
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the "one two three" trick \n three sets of ace to three are removed, one set put in a face-up row on table, one set put face down under those cards in the row, last three cards are distributed by spectator so they don't match the face-up cards, face-down cards either predict the placement, or each set has an ace, two and three, also suggestion with other objects (different-sized cups of three colors) \n martin gardner \n the "one-two-three" trick \n nick trost \n the ace-two-three trick \n steve beam \n martin gardner \n checkmate \n steve beam \n a.f. taft prediction \n steve beam \n triball rites \n tom stone \n the true name of trigrammaton \n tom stone
1956
ibidem
Martin Gardner
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The "One Two Three" Trick
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Variations
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July 1956
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delayed brownwave \n card selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, deck then divided in two halves, both deal in unison and at one point a prediction card appears with the message "count ten more cards", that's where the selection is \n jack avis \n a short brownwave \n jack avis
1957
ibidem
Jack Avis
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Delayed Brownwave
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Dec. 1957
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prediction \n prediction of the location in the pack of two cards \n julian j. proskauer \n dai vernon
1959
more miracles in mentalism
Julian J. Proskauer, Dai Vernon
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Prediction
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1959
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quiz biz \n stack with thirty-six cards, three cards are spelled to kruskal-like and they are always an ace, two and six, quiz presentation \n stewart james \n party line \n stewart james \n skip tracer \n stewart james \n more biz \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli)
1959
ibidem
Stewart James
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Quiz Biz
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Variations
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Oct. 1959
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more biz \n stack with forty-eight cards, three cards are spelled to kruskal-like and they are always an ace, two,six and ten \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli) \n quiz biz \n stewart james \n more quiz biz faro \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli)
1961
ibidem
Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
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More Biz
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7-5-2 \n values of three cards are used to count down to fingertip peeked at card \n edward marlo
1962
estimation
Edward Marlo
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7-5-2
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1962
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nuchromancy \n 3 spectator select cards, total and amount of red and black cards is predicted \n dick koester
1965
the new jinx
Dick Koester
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Nuchromancy
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Aug. 1965
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penultimate prophecy \n two cards and positions predicted with amusing prediction \n karl fulves
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Karl Fulves
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Penultimate Prophecy
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May 1966
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the card pyramid \n mathematical layout of spot cards, end result is predicted, for waters credit see reference \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters \n babel \n karl fulves \n mathematically inclined \n l. vosburgh lyons \n thomas alan waters \n die kartenpyramide \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters \n mathematically inclined \n l. vosburgh lyons \n thomas alan waters \n the pyramid card trick \n karl fulves
1967
deck-sterity
Harry Lorayne, Thomas Alan Waters
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The Card Pyramid
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Related toAlso published here
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1967
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triangle card trick \n card version, final value predicted \n bruce cervon \n mathematically inclined \n l. vosburgh lyons \n thomas alan waters
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Bruce Cervon
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Triangle Card Trick
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incorporated color control \n - part one: pairs attract each other after riffle shuffle (rbbr-rbbr-...)
- part two: spectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red
- part three: number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted \n karl fulves \n p. 109 for comment \n the candy king \n stewart james \n incorporated color control with coins \n bob hemple \n color control - mentalists night out \n karl fulves \n riffle shuffle control \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves \n backwards bet \n karl fulves \n the red and the black \n paul curry
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Karl Fulves
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Incorporated Color Control
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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July 1967
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double up \n two selections from topsy-turvy deck, position and identity are predicted, riffle shuffle method \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
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Double Up
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July 1968
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more monge \n more notes on the monge shuffle:
- references
- recycling the deck
- the m/s shuffle
- tricks (position of selection predicted & do as i do)
- analog of the m/s shuffe \n martin gardner \n over/under - monge notes \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Martin Gardner
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More Monge
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Nov. 1968
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the rue morgue problem \n cards riffle shuffled by spectators and dealt in pairs to players, they remove red or black poker chips according to red-black distribution, chip values and cards added, the total is 28 and predicted \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
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The Rue Morgue Problem
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1968
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impromptu repeat miraskill \n miraskill effect with face-up/face-down cards instead of red/black cards \n edward marlo
1969
epilogue
Edward Marlo
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Impromptu Repeat Miraskill
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July 1969
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predicted galbreath \n "predicted gilbreath", deck shuffled face-up/face-down, spectator deals in pairs and makes heaps according to orientation of pair, choses one heap, its red/black composition is predicted \n roy walton \n another prediction trick \n roy walton
1969
ibidem
Roy Walton
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Predicted Galbreath
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Also published here
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Aug. 1969
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la magie du nombre cyclique 142857 \n using cards and dice, number is multiplied and performer places result on table using cards, oddity of the number 142857 \n jean marc bujard
1970
hokus pokus
Jean Marc Bujard
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La Magie du nombre cyclique 142857
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1970
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the unholy 3 predict! \n (as a magazine insert), three spectator cut piles from a deck, predictions if piles or odd or even and final prediction if total of cut packet is odd or even, predictions in cardboard folder \n bruce cervon \n michael a. perovich \n martin lewis
1970
talisman
Bruce Cervon, Michael A. Perovich, Martin Lewis
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The Unholy 3 Predict!
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July 1970
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the difference & the sum \n spot cards are used for calculations multiple times, outcome predicted \n henry christ \n harry lorayne
1971
reputation-makers
Henry Christ, Harry Lorayne
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The Difference & The Sum
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1971
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the hc difference & sum \n original handling, spot cards are used for calculations multiple times, outcome predicted \n henry christ \n school daze \n roy walton \n the lucky ten \n peter duffie \n some indifference \n philip t. goldstein \n sum and difference \n karl fulves \n henry christ \n for christ's sake! \n peter duffie \n robin robertson \n some difference \n karl fulves \n some difference \n karl fulves \n psychic math \n peter duffie
1971
reputation-makers
Henry Christ
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The HC Difference & Sum
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Related toVariations
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1971
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the predetermined hour \n clock trick, selection divined, hour predicted as card value, including four impromptu versions \n edward marlo \n the predetermined hour \n edward marlo \n easy-determined hour \n william zavis
1971
kabbala — volume 1
Edward Marlo
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The Predetermined Hour
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VariationsAlso published here
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Jan. 1971
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the predetermined hour \n clock trick, selection divined, hour predicted as card value, including four impromptu versions \n edward marlo \n the predetermined hour \n edward marlo
1971
on the clock effect
Edward Marlo
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The Predetermined Hour
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Also published here
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1971
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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
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Hummer - 4
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Related to
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Nov. 1972
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informer \n four quarters on table with an unknown indicator card in front of each, spectator cuts off a pile of each quarter, the indicator cards predict how many cards have been cut off of each pile, in second phase two poker hands are constructed from two piles \n roy walton \n informer \n roy walton
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Roy Walton
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Informer
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Also published here
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Dec. 1972
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four square prediction \n prediction of amount of red and black cards , two less than other spectator \n peter a. mcdonald \n rolf andra
1972
hokus pokus
Peter A. McDonald, Rolf Andra
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Four Square Prediction
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1972
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daley's sympathetic numbers or lucky \n no. 277, spectator stops while performer deals cards on table, then four people select a card from four piles, selections are the four nines which match amount of dealt cards, number is also predicted on a piece of paper \n dr. jacob daley \n die sympathetischen zahlen \n johann nepomuk hofzinser \n daley's sympathetic number trick \n dr. jacob daley
1972
jacob daley's notebooks
Dr. Jacob Daley
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Daley's Sympathetic Numbers Or Lucky
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Inspired byRelated to
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1972
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card at predicted number \n no. 472, position filled in with nail writer \n unknown
1972
jacob daley's notebooks
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Card At Predicted Number
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1972
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scarne's guess red or black \n no. 674, number of red and black cards in cut-off packet from shuffled deck predicted, guessing and false count \n john scarne
1972
jacob daley's notebooks
John Scarne
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Scarne's Guess Red Or Black
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1972
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mini miraskil \n eight cards, two methods \n karl fulves
1973
notes from underground
Karl Fulves
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Mini Miraskil
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1973
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humming with hummer \n card at thought-of number signed on face, later it is the only odd-backed card with the thought-of number on its back \n jon racherbaumer
1973
kabbala — volume 2
Jon Racherbaumer
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Humming with Hummer
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July 1973
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incorporated color control \n number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted after riffle shuffle \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
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Incorporated Color Control
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Also published here
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1973
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4
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double up \n two selections from topsy-turvy deck, position and identity are predicted, riffle shuffle method \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
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Double Up
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1973
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impromptu repeat miraskill \n miraskill effect with face-up/face-down cards instead of red/black cards \n edward marlo \n impromptu repeat miraskill \n edward marlo
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Edward Marlo
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Impromptu Repeat Miraskill
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Related to
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1973
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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 hummer - 4 \n charles hudson \n toddler \n philip t. goldstein \n robert e. neale \n "baby hummer" (charles hudson, the linking ring, dec., 1967)
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8
Robert E. Neale
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Number Hummer
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Inspired byRelated to
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Feb. 1973
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600
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close call \n four card prediction, total predicts position of selection \n karl fulves \n "palmist's prophesy" (roy walton, linking ring, june 1973) \n "close call" (linking ring, sept. 1974) \n thirtween \n jerry k. hartman \n close call \n dan macmillan \n palmist's prophecy \n roy walton
1974
close-up mental magic
Karl Fulves
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Close Call
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Related toVariationsAlso published here- "Close Call" (Linking Ring, Sept. 1974)
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1974
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mental opener \n spectator names number and that card is counted to face-up, number and card predicted, mirage deck, miscalling number \n robert parrish
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10
Robert Parrish
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Mental Opener
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Summer 1974
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763
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pharo here \n incomplete faro position, stopped at card controlled
- the placement
- the revelation \n karl fulves
1975
methods with cards — part 2
Karl Fulves
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Pharo Here
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1975
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102
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double mental test \n one of four borrowed coins chosen, two chosen cards added, coin and sum predicted in wallet, two methods \n jerry mentzer \n "double mental test" (linking ring, february 1971) \n double mental test \n jerry mentzer
1975
close up cues
Jerry Mentzer
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Double Mental Test
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Also published here
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1975
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13
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thirtween \n two cards used to sandwich block of cards, sum of the two cards equal to the number of cards, block of cards shown to be perfect bridge hand \n jerry k. hartman \n close call \n karl fulves \n bunched hunch \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare
Jerry K. Hartman
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Thirtween
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Inspired byVariations
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1975
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bunched hunch \n two cards used to sandwich block of cards, sum of the two cards equal to the number of cards \n jerry k. hartman \n thirtween \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare
Jerry K. Hartman
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Bunched Hunch
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Inspired by
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1975
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43
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the dream \n prediction of chosen pile, chosen word and relation of black cards in a pile to red cards in another pile \n gerald kosky
1975
the magic of gerald kosky
Gerald Kosky
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The Dream
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1975
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174
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double prediction \n two cards are counted to after reverse faro procedure, actually walter gibson's (see article "reverse faro shuffle" on conjuringcredits) \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n up and down \n dai vernon
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan, Walter B. Gibson
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Double Prediction
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Related toAlso published here
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1975
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mephisto's prediction \n position of selection is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Mephisto's Prediction
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Also published here
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1975
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34
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the sequel \n position of two selections is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n the sequel \n charles t. jordan
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Sequel
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Also published here
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1975
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34
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prophesied spot total \n stack that will force the number 69 \n charles t. jordan \n the prophesied spot total \n charles t. jordan
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Prophesied Spot Total
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Also published here
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1975
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102
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psychic prediction \n total of six selections predicted, stack that will force the number 27, riffle shuffle with chains \n charles t. jordan \n the psychic prediction \n charles t. jordan
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Psychic Prediction
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Also published here
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1975
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156
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the mystery problem \n position of selection is predicted, svengali deck with different finish on force cards, ending clean with switch-out \n charles t. jordan \n the mystery problem \n charles t. jordan
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Mystery Problem
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Also published here
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1975
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169
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mephisto's prediction \n position of selection is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan
1975
charles t. jordan: collected tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Mephisto's Prediction
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Also published here
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1975
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220
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predicting the total \n spectator chooses and adds three numbers chosen from number cards, performer predicts total \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic — part two
Nick Trost
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Predicting the Total
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1976
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personality \n no. 60, eight-card packet, spectator reverses cards and shuffles, at the end, three are one way and five the other which was predicted, doesn't work always \n bob hummer
1976
self-working card tricks
Bob Hummer
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Personality
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1976
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91
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double mental test \n one of four coins chosen, number formed by adding card values, both predicted in wallet, originally in linking ring (feb. 1971), two methods \n jerry mentzer \n double mental test \n jerry mentzer
1977
close-up cavalcade finale
Jerry Mentzer
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Double Mental Test
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Also published here
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1977
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70
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ultra location & prediction \n deck cut in thirds, one third turned over and top and bottom cards remembered, all put together and one riffle shuffle done, selections divined and number of reversed cards predicted \n harry lorayne
1977
the magic book
Harry Lorayne
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Ultra Location & Prediction
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1977
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107
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it's impossible! \n automatic placement, position of card predicted, or other ideas:
- spell a name
- lie detector
- think stop \n harry lorayne \n discover by elimination \n nick trost
1977
the magic book
Harry Lorayne
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It's Impossible!
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Variations
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1977
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146
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close call \n four card prediction, total predicts position of selection \n dan macmillan \n close call \n karl fulves \n speaking volumes \n david regal \n jason england \n sim-sala-simmons \n aaron goldberg \n sim sala simmons \n aaron goldberg
1977
the gamblers' palm revisited
Dan MacMillan
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Close Call
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Inspired byRelated toVariations
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1977
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thirtween ii \n two prediction cards placed into the deck, total value of the two cards equal to number of cards between them, the cards between them shown to be ace to king of hearts \n jerry k. hartman \n thirtween \n jerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends
Jerry K. Hartman
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Thirtween II
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Also published here
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1978
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45
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predict-a-mania ii \n amount of cards cut and card are predicted \n larry becker \n predict-a-mania plus \n edward marlo
1978
world of super mentalism
Larry Becker
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Predict-a-Mania II
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Inspired by
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1978
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45
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strange coordinates \n deck inside box, billet on top with number predicts position of chosen card, arca system \n al mann
1978
arca — the magic box
Al Mann
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Strange Coordinates
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1978
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6
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card school \n \n roy walton \n up and down \n dai vernon
1979
pabular
Roy Walton
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Card School
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Inspired by
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June 1979
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689
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premium \n position of selection is predicted on another card \n john rule
1979
the chronicles
John Rule
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Premium
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1979
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1271
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ghost image \n deck of blank cards, prediction of amount of cut cards and thought of card \n larry becker
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii
Larry Becker
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Ghost Image
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1979
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140
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more quiz biz faro \n faro method \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli) \n more biz \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli)
1979
ibidem
Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
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More Quiz Biz Faro
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Inspired by
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Mar. 1979
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25
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abacus \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted/divined, partial stack \n philip t. goldstein \n abacus iii \n charles hudson \n impromptu abacus \n jean-jacques sanvert \n stax-volt \n philip t. goldstein \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1980
apocalypse
Philip T. Goldstein
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Abacus
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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Oct. 1980
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397
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strange harmony \n three selections add up to ten which is predicted, they then change to tens \n richard kaufman
1980
the gene maze card book
Richard Kaufman
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Strange Harmony
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1980
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91
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face up prediction \n spectator and performer turn cards over in the deck, number of reversed cards is predicted \n bob hummer \n face-up prediction \n bob hummer \n last word prediction \n ralph w. hull \n face up prediction \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets
Bob Hummer
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Face Up Prediction
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VariationsAlso published here
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1980
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predicción \n efecto n°4, three spectators cut packet, prediction if packet is odd or even \n juan tamariz
1980
la baraja multiefecto
Juan Tamariz
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Predicción
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1980
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controlled shuffle-bored \n number of reversed cards can be predicted \n simon aronson \n controlled shuffle-bored \n simon aronson
1980
shuffle-bored
Simon Aronson
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Controlled Shuffle-Bored
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Also published here
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1980
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impromptu abacus \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted/divined \n jean-jacques sanvert \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1981
apocalypse
Jean-Jacques Sanvert
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Impromptu Abacus
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Inspired by
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Dec. 1981
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574
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numero \n selections added equal room number in hotel \n stephen tucker
1981
spell-binder
Stephen Tucker
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Numero
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May 1981
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10
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witch craft \n prediction/ divination of relation of cards cut to and put in pocket \n kate shiels
1981
magick
Kate Shiels
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Witch Craft
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1981
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1489
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matheight prediction \n eight cards, after some procedure, three cards are added up, sum prediction in envelope \n howard a. adams
1981
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Matheight Prediction
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1981
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sum hummer \n ace to ten packet, mixed face up and down by spectator, number of reversed cards and their total predicted, cato principle \n charles hudson \n a couple of pages \n harry lorayne \n sum hummer explored \n richard vollmer
1982
best of friends
Charles Hudson
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Sum Hummer
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Variations
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1982
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105
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abacus \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted/divined, partial stack \n philip t. goldstein \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1982
thunday
Philip T. Goldstein
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Abacus
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Also published here
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1982
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3
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countdown triple prediction \n two cards and number of cards in pile predicted \n simon aronson \n when too much is just enough \n jon racherbaumer
1982
sessions
Simon Aronson
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Countdown Triple Prediction
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Variations
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1982
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twentytwo phorce \n spectator removes two cards among ten cards and performer does the same, total of cards matches prediction \n howard a. adams
1982
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Twentytwo Phorce
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1982
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10
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thirtythree phorce \n spectator removes three cards among ten cards and performer does the same, total of cards matches prediction \n howard a. adams
1982
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Thirtythree Phorce
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1982
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newsy phorce \n follow up for thirtythree phorce, total of four remaining cards is predicted in newspaper add \n howard a. adams
1982
oicufesp
Howard A. Adams
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Newsy Phorce
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1982
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the red/black blues \n after a riffle shuffle the deck is separated in packets, red/black distribution predicted \n peter kane \n colors revealed \n rick johnsson \n walter rollins
1982
kane
Peter Kane
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The Red/Black Blues
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Inspired by
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1982
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the swindle slice \n two pieces of paper are inserted in deck by spectator, section between them removed, number and a cards predicted, when counted down in that section the card lies there \n peter kane
1982
kane
Peter Kane
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The Swindle Slice
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1982
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106
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14-14-14 prediction \n two added up values predicted, with amusing surprise \n edward marlo
1983
marlo without tears
Edward Marlo
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14-14-14 Prediction
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1983
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abacus iii \n cut-off number of cards and single card are predicted, partial stack, see credit corrections on page 864 \n charles hudson \n abacus \n philip t. goldstein
1983
apocalypse
Charles Hudson
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Abacus III
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Inspired by
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June 1983
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790
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half open omen \n number prediction with cards using cyclical stack (si stebbins, eight kings), featuring comedy patter "heinz across the sea" \n stewart james
1983
arcane
Stewart James
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Half Open Omen
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1983
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129
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the 229-224 trick \n with playing cards \n roy walton \n pickpockeyt \n gentleman jack
1984
pabular
Roy Walton
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The 229-224 Trick
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Inspired by
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Apr. 1984
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1212
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reduz \n card and number predicted, elaboration on stewart james' "heduz" (case for cards) \n philip t. goldstein \n stewart james
1984
thequal
Philip T. Goldstein, Stewart James
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Reduz
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1984
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twinner \n card is secretly written down, deck dealt and position of card predicted \n thomas alan waters \n annemann's mental masterpiece \n theodore annemann
1984
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
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Twinner
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Related to
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1984
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619
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twindow \n two decks, one is cut and card turned over, both deck are dealt until face up cards, same card on same position in other deck, position is predicted \n thomas alan waters \n staggered - prime presentation \n eddie joseph
1984
mind, myth & magick
Thomas Alan Waters
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Twindow
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Inspired by
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1984
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621
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incorporated color control \n no. 42, number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted after riffle shuffle \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves
1984
more self-working card tricks
Karl Fulves
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Incorporated Color Control
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Also published here
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1984
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54
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on the lam \n no. 57, number prediction on card gives position of later selection \n karl fulves \n the el-el bluff force \n louis lam
1984
more self-working card tricks
Karl Fulves
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On the Lam
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Inspired by
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1984
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82
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the prediction deck \n no. 60, number of face-down cards after face-up/face-down shuffle predicted \n unknown
1984
more self-working card tricks
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The Prediction Deck
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1984
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89
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card prediction \n no. 6, during routine envelope with number and card prediction is opened, when counted down to number it is correct, performer genuinely blindfolded \n stephen minch
1984
eyeless in gaza
Stephen Minch
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Card Prediction
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1984
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17
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mac cleod's wunder \n four hands of bridge, spectator and performer turn cards over in each hand, total is predicted \n norman maccleod \n maccleod's miracle! \n norman maccleod
1984
intermagic
Norman MacCleod
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Mac Cleod's Wunder
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Also published here
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Jan. 1984
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114
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soul search \n two decks, one card is selected and performer predicted position of same card in second deck, see p. 1774 for credits \n basil horwitz \n rich bloch
1985
magick
Basil Horwitz, Rich Bloch
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Soul Search
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Aug. 1985
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1771
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worth repeating \n prediction if packet is odd or even, knife placed inside deck, repeated \n t. page wright
1985
magick
T. Page Wright
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Worth Repeating
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Nov. 1985
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1799
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magic with <i>paper magic</i> \n no. 81, this book is a force-book with "tricks" as every fourth word at the start of each chapter, complicated force with cards, word and a card value predicted \n karl fulves
1985
self-working paper magic
Karl Fulves
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Magic with Paper Magic
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1985
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146
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impromptu number prediction \n numbers from one to nine written on business cards, cards are mixed and used to form two two-digit numbers, prediction of total, swindle switch \n bruce bernstein \n impromptu number prediction \n bruce bernstein \n impromptu number prediction \n bruce bernstein
1985
bernstein on number predictions
Bruce Bernstein
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Impromptu Number Prediction
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Also published here
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1985
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12
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prediction out of this world \n impromptu, number of mistakes predicted \n john c. wagner \n out of the ordinary \n andy nicholls
1987
the commercial magic of j.c. wagner
John C. Wagner
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Prediction Out Of This World
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Related to
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1987
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16
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the schizoid rosary \n two piles created from deck, number of red card in one and court card in other pile predicted \n philip t. goldstein \n the schizoid rosary \n philip t. goldstein \n predicting red, black and courts \n nick trost \n contentment-al \n michael weber \n tim trono
1987
doth
Philip T. Goldstein
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The Schizoid Rosary
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VariationsAlso published here
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1987
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1
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way out of this world \n spectator shuffles, number of mistakes are predicted \n ron wilson \n the new tops, april 1965
1987
the uncanny scot, ron wilson
Ron Wilson
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Way Out of this World
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Also published here
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1987
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25
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die kartenpyramide \n mathematical layout of spot cards, end result is predicted, for waters credit see reference \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters \n the card pyramid \n harry lorayne \n thomas alan waters
1988
intermagic
Harry Lorayne, Thomas Alan Waters
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Die Kartenpyramide
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Also published here
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Feb. 1988
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127
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informer \n four quarters on table with an unknown indicator card in front of each, spectator cuts off a pile of each quarter, the indicator cards predict how many cards have been cut off of each pile, in second phase two poker hands are constructed from two piles \n roy walton \n informer \n roy walton
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
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Informer
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Also published here
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1988
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2
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future shock \n two prediction cards tell suit, value and position of a selection that is chosen with ten-twenty force, mates show up as well
- with a borrowed deck \n roy walton \n future shock \n roy walton
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
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Future Shock
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Also published here
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1988
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40
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count me in \n three four-card packets as predictions, three packets made, spectator assigns them packets to the prediction groups which add up to the amount of cards in the packets \n roy walton \n danny tong's lecture notes \n abra, dec. 1975, vol. 60 no. 1558, p. 444 \n count me in again \n roy walton \n count me in again \n roy walton
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
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Count Me In
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VariationsAlso published here- Danny Tong's lecture notes
- Abra, Dec. 1975, Vol. 60 No. 1558, p. 444
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1988
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73
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palmist's prophecy \n number of cards chosen from top of deck is predicted via sum of playing card values
- the repeat \n roy walton \n linking ring, june 1973 \n adding some weight \n peter duffie \n prophet sharing \n philip t. goldstein \n palmist's "business-card" prophecy \n justin higham \n totally fooling \n simon aronson \n count me in \n gary plants \n the future packet \n peter duffie \n close call \n karl fulves \n it all adds up \n asi wind
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
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Palmist's Prophecy
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1988
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80
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another prediction trick \n deck shuffled face-up/face-down, spectator deals in pairs and makes heaps according to orientation of pair, choses one heap, its red/black composition is predicted \n roy walton \n predicted galbreath \n roy walton
1988
the complete walton — volume 2
Roy Walton
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Another Prediction Trick
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Also published here
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1988
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94
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toddler \n packet mixed face-up/face-down, values added up is force number \n philip t. goldstein \n robert e. neale \n number hummer \n robert e. neale \n "baby hummer" (charles hudson, the linking ring, dec., 1967)
1989
fifth
Philip T. Goldstein, Robert E. Neale
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Toddler
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Inspired by- "Baby Hummer" (Charles Hudson, The Linking Ring, Dec., 1967)
Variations
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1989
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3
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the schizoid rosary \n two piles created from deck, number of red card in one and court card in other pile predicted \n philip t. goldstein \n the schizoid rosary \n philip t. goldstein
1989
a phil goldstein collection
Philip T. Goldstein
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The Schizoid Rosary
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Also published here
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1989
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87
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a double prediction \n spectator cuts off packet, amount of cards and card cut to are predicted, three methods \n ken simmons
1990
finally!
Ken Simmons
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A Double Prediction
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1990
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18
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whether forecast \n spectator deals into two piles and stops anywhere, sum of top cards predicted, each pile dealt into two piles, top cards are aces, aces change into royal flush, re-deal principle \n michael powers
1990
top secret stuff
Michael Powers
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Whether Forecast
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1990
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21
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what about hummer's number? \n cards shuffled face-up/face-down with some procedure, result predicted \n jon racherbaumer \n face up prediction \n bob hummer
1990
cardfixes
Jon Racherbaumer
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What About Hummer's Number?
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Inspired by
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1990
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44
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the dreamy dream clock \n mate of clock-selection predicted in pocket and hour reversed in deck \n jon racherbaumer \n the broken clock \n jon racherbaumer
1990
cardfixes
Jon Racherbaumer
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The Dreamy Dream Clock
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Variations
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1990
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101
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not only the number, but... \n spectator cuts off cards, number of cards and card cut to predicted, fifteen memorized cards, prediction index, for correction see ricochet reference, three handlings \n edward marlo \n ken simmons \n ricochet \n jon racherbaumer \n "finally" (ken simmons, lecture notes 1990)
1991
the olram file
Edward Marlo, Ken Simmons
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Not Only the Number, but...
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Inspired by- "Finally" (Ken Simmons, Lecture Notes 1990)
Related to
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Apr. 1991
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3
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school daze \n two cards chosen, sum and difference of those values, number of cards as prediction \n roy walton \n some indifference \n philip t. goldstein \n the hc difference & sum \n henry christ
1991
profile
Roy Walton
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School Daze
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Inspired byVariations
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Dec. 1991
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1
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cut at any number \n cutting to thought-of number, false count \n t. page wright
1991
page wright's manuscript
T. Page Wright
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Cut at Any Number
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1991
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165
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odd prophecies \n spectator inserts knife, cards above knife counted, it is predicted by performer or spectator if that number will be odd or even \n t. page wright
1991
page wright's manuscript
T. Page Wright
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Odd Prophecies
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1991
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180
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thirtween \n two prediction cards placed into the deck, total value of the two cards equal to number of cards between them, the cards between them shown to be ace to king of hearts \n jerry k. hartman \n thirtween ii \n jerry k. hartman
1991
card craft
Jerry K. Hartman
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Thirtween
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Also published here
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1991
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595
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eleven plus \n chosen pair of cards adds to eleven which is predicted, using dealing into two piles repeatedly (stay stack principle) \n peter duffie \n eleven plus \n peter duffie \n eleven plus plus \n peter duffie \n eleven-eleven \n nick trost
1991
imagine
Peter Duffie
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Eleven Plus
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VariationsAlso published here
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1991
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17
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sybil the trick \n number up to twenty named, packet of that size produced with flourish cut, previous selection is on the bottom of that packet, number also predicted \n chris kenner \n sybil the impromptu trick \n john graham \n sybil the stage trick \n john graham
1992
totally out of control
Chris Kenner
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Sybil The Trick
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Variations
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1992
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157
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some indifference \n two cards chosen, sum and difference of those values, number of cards as prediction \n philip t. goldstein \n school daze \n roy walton \n a note from roy walton \n roy walton \n the hc difference & sum \n henry christ
1992
profile
Philip T. Goldstein
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Some Indifference
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Inspired byRelated toVariations
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June 1992
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7
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a note from roy walton \n idea \n roy walton \n some indifference \n philip t. goldstein
1992
profile
Roy Walton
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A Note from Roy Walton
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1992
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2
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the projected thought \n card thought of, dealing procedure multiple times with full deck, card and its position predicted \n charles t. jordan
1992
magic
Charles T. Jordan
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The Projected Thought
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Aug. 1992
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49
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a sense of freedom \n four packets formed and turned over, in the end the sum of values is predicted \n peter duffie \n stunumbers \n shigeo futagawa
1992
magic
Peter Duffie
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A Sense Of Freedom
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Inspired by
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Dec. 1992
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58
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double prediction \n no. 8, two cards are counted to after reverse faro procedure, actually walter gibson's (see article "reverse faro shuffle" on conjuringcredits) \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n double prediction \n charles t. jordan \n walter b. gibson \n up and down \n dai vernon
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan, Walter B. Gibson
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Double Prediction
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Related toAlso published here
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1992
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6
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mephisto's prediction \n no. 9, position of selection is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n mephisto's prediction \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Mephisto's Prediction
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Also published here
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1992
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7
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the sequel \n no. 10, position of two selections is predicted \n charles t. jordan \n the sequel \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Sequel
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Also published here
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1992
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9
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psychic prediction \n no. 31, total of six selections predicted, stack that will force the number 27, riffle shuffle with chains \n charles t. jordan \n the psychic prediction \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Psychic Prediction
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Also published here
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1992
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39
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prophesied spot total \n no. 139, stack that will force the number 69 \n charles t. jordan \n the prophesied spot total \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Prophesied Spot Total
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Also published here
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1992
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172
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the mystery problem \n no. 186, position of selection is predicted, svengali deck with different finish on force cards, ending clean with switch-out \n charles t. jordan \n the mystery problem \n charles t. jordan
1992
charles jordan's best card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Mystery Problem
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Also published here
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1992
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222
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quadruple prediction \n four predictions, four aces are put in the deck at several places, prediction name amount of cards above aces, see p. 171 for additional credits \n steve beam \n leftovers \n steve beam \n 10-6-9-4 \n bert fenn \n neal elias \n errata \n steve beam \n errata \n steve beam \n quadruple prediction \n steve beam
1993
semi-automatic card tricks
Steve Beam
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Quadruple Prediction
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Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here
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1993
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31
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open and shut \n cards cut and dealt by performer and spectator number and cards are predicted \n wayne kyzer
1993
semi-automatic card tricks
Wayne Kyzer
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Open and Shut
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1993
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75
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early indications \n sixteen cards used, cut and several milk build shuffles done, two cards at two positions are predicted \n karl fulves
1993
verbatim
Karl Fulves
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Early Indications
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1993
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91
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the static deck prediction \n card and its position remembered, later the card is found at predicted position, two phases \n peter duffie
1993
card selection
Peter Duffie
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The Static Deck Prediction
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1993
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17
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eleven plus, plus \n \n peter duffie
1994
apocalypse
Peter Duffie
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Eleven Plus, Plus
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Feb. 1994
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2319
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pile-up \n six-card pyramid layout, top card switch consecutively downwards to base, total of bottom row predicted "with reasonable accuracy", inspired by drop case carnival con game \n karl fulves \n three card tricks \n mel bennett
1994
crooked tales
Karl Fulves
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Pile-Up
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Variations
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1994
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124
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extra for experts \n additional ideas for predict-perfect \n meir yedid
1994
predict-perfect
Meir Yedid
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Extra for Experts
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1994
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19
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chance encounter \n dealing procedure used arrive at numbers, when added two numbers are calculated, they are the key numbers of two hotel keys, using 14-15 stack \n karl fulves \n close encounter \n karl fulves
1994
rigmarole
Karl Fulves
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Chance Encounter
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Related to
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1994
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71
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little nothings - part one \n two packets dealt until the ace of spades is seen in one pile, remaining cards are twelve cards, number is forced \n karl fulves \n little nothings \n karl fulves
1994
rigmarole
Karl Fulves
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Little Nothings - part one
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Inspired by
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1994
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83
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the future packet \n number of cards cut off by spectator is predicted via the sum in another packet \n peter duffie \n palmist's prophecy \n roy walton \n back to the future packet \n peter duffie
1994
wonderful routines of magic — the second addendum
Peter Duffie
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The Future Packet
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Inspired byVariations
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1994
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25
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a "quickie" revisited \n number of cards cut off and card selected are predicted, see "errata" in issue #3 (p. 31) for more references \n jack carpenter \n a matter of debit and credit \n unknown \n the quickie card trick \n milton berle \n errata \n stephen hobbs
1994
labyrinth
Jack Carpenter
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A "Quickie" Revisited
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Inspired byRelated to
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1994
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14
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controlled shuffle-bored \n number of reversed cards can be predicted \n simon aronson \n controlled shuffle-bored \n simon aronson
1994
bound to please
Simon Aronson
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Controlled Shuffle-Bored
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Also published here
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1994
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156
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lucky number divination \n crossing-out with 5x5 square of numbers, some of which where decided upon by spectator, remaining sum predicted, matrix force \n lyndon b. wainwright \n "a prediction square" (martin gardner presents, 1993)
1994
magic
Lyndon B. Wainwright
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Lucky Number Divination
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Inspired by- "A Prediction Square" (Martin Gardner Presents, 1993)
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Sep. 1994
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62
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impromptu number prediction \n numbers from one to nine written on business cards, cards are mixed and used to form two two-digit numbers, prediction of total, swindle switch \n bruce bernstein \n impromptu number prediction \n bruce bernstein
1994
going south with his secrets
Bruce Bernstein
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Impromptu Number Prediction
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Also published here
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1994
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21
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eleven plus \n chosen pair of cards adds to eleven which is predicted, using dealing into two piles repeatedly (stay stack principle) \n peter duffie \n the eleven routine \n nick trost \n eleven plus \n peter duffie
1995
duffie's card compulsions
Peter Duffie
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Eleven Plus
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VariationsAlso published here
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1995
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170
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eightsum \n \n peter duffie
1995
apocalypse
Peter Duffie
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Eightsum
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July 1995
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2529
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point spread \n red/black game in several phases played by two spectators, performer predicts difference between number of red and black cards, repeat, shuffle-bored finale \n simon aronson
1995
simply simon
Simon Aronson
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Point Spread
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1995
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3
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signs \n zodiac sign cards specify one's lucky number, color, symbol..., cross-index index with example effects \n simon aronson
1995
simply simon
Simon Aronson
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Signs
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1995
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271
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a short routine: colorful countdown \n spectator selects card, lucky number on zodiac chart is looked up, at that position is selection \n simon aronson
1995
simply simon
Simon Aronson
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A Short Routine: Colorful Countdown
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1995
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a long routine: three is a charm \n three spectators, card, color and symbol selected, position of card and color and symbol written on zodiac chart when spectator's signs are looked up \n simon aronson
1995
simply simon
Simon Aronson
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A Long Routine: Three is a Charm
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1995
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chance by choice \n four cards are cut to, sum is predicted in envelope \n scott robinson \n errors and omissions \n steve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2
Scott Robinson
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Chance by Choice
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Related to
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1995
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location, location, location \n three spectators cut some cards and chose a card, amount and selections are predicted and located, nine-force \n steve beam \n prime location \n steve beam \n number trick \n van osdol
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2
Steve Beam
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Location, Location, Location
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Inspired byVariations
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1995
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no guesswork \n no. 1, spectator cuts off some cards from a pile, prediction in the form of "the same as you and enough to make them twelve, ..." (the trick that fooled einstein) \n unknown
1995
easy magic
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No Guesswork
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1995
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secret thought \n no. 2, position of card predicted, selection via cutting some cards off and remembering card at that number \n karl fulves
1995
easy magic
Karl Fulves
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Secret Thought
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1995
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sum and difference \n no. 5, highest and lowest card from a packet removed, sum and difference of those values calculated and added, result predicted \n karl fulves \n henry christ \n the hc difference & sum \n henry christ
1995
easy magic
Karl Fulves, Henry Christ
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Sum and Difference
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Inspired by
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1995
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i've got your number \n no. 6, packet mixed face-up and face-down, half given to performer behind back, number of face-up cards in one half plus face-down in other half predicted three times \n karl fulves
1995
easy magic
Karl Fulves
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I've Got Your Number
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1995
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7
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stock-market magic \n no. 7, three spectator each have the same number of cards, cards are removed and exchanged according to instructions, final number of cards divined and predicted \n karl fulves
1995
easy magic
Karl Fulves
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Stock-Market Magic
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1995
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bat fishing \n borrowed dollar bill, eight cards selected, their values are serial number of bill \n paul harris \n bat fishing \n wonder man fred
1996
the art of astonishment — book 3
Paul Harris
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Bat Fishing
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Variations
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1996
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another anyone anywhere \n thought of card's position predicted, then spectator divines position of performer's card, partial memorized deck and prediction pocket index (twelve items) \n allan ackerman \n another anyone anywhere \n allan ackerman
1997
i can't believe it's not all cards
Allan Ackerman
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Another Anyone Anywhere
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Also published here
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1997
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seven card draw prediction \n predicted number of red/black cards selected, taking cards from top and bottom \n nick trost
1997
the card magic of nick trost
Nick Trost
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Seven Card Draw Prediction
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1997
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all the fives! \n packet of four cards set aside as prediction, spectator eliminates cards until two cards left, values added together equal five, four cards are the four fives (variation, first published in abracadabra no. 2590) \n peter duffie \n george mcbride \n the eleven routine \n nick trost
1997
effortless card magic
Peter Duffie, George McBride
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All The Fives!
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Variations
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1997
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acquiescence \n two spectators lay out pairs, red-black matching total predicted \n peter duffie \n prophecy in color \n nick trost \n predicting pairs \n nick trost \n predicting color pairs and repeat \n nick trost
1997
n.d.e. — a near deck experience
Peter Duffie
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Acquiescence
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Variations
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1997
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psychic calculator \n george sands's prime number principle \n peter duffie
1997
n.d.e. — a near deck experience
Peter Duffie
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Psychic Calculator
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1997
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quadruple prediction \n four predictions, four aces are put in the deck at several places, prediction name amount of cards above aces \n steve beam \n quadruple prediction \n steve beam
1997
sound effects
Steve Beam
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Quadruple Prediction
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Also published here
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1997
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the "eight four" trick \n value of designated card in one half of deck dictates position of selection in other half of deck \n aaron fisher
1997
labyrinth
Aaron Fisher
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The "Eight Four" Trick
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1997
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predicting the cut \n two cards placed aside, selection lost, two cards from beginning added, performer cuts off that many cards, last card is selection \n ken simmons \n larry's favorite \n larry jennings \n top and bottom blackstone \n michael skinner
1997
onyx
Ken Simmons
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Predicting the Cut
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Inspired by
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Oct. 1997
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kings can count \n two piles, spades and hearts counted in one packet, prediction about difference made \n sam schwartz
1998
the fine print
Sam Schwartz
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Kings Can Count
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1998
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the pluto bet \n red black sorting procedure, outcome predicted \n karl fulves \n profiling \n karl fulves
1998
the fine print
Karl Fulves
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The Pluto Bet
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Related to
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1998
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predict \n deck cut, nine cards counted off, some added, total predicted \n peter duffie
1998
deck direct
Peter Duffie
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Predict
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1998
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auto-match prediction 2 \n blank cards with different mixed backs, eight pairs made, three of them match which is predicted \n peter duffie
1998
covert concepts
Peter Duffie
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Auto-Match Prediction 2
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1998
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the exemplar \n three-digit number chosen with packet of cards is predicted on calculator \n karl fulves \n four-digit version \n karl fulves
1998
calculator tricks
Karl Fulves
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The Exemplar
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Variations
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1998
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four-digit version \n four-digit number chosen with packet of cards is predicted on calculator \n karl fulves \n the exemplar \n karl fulves
1998
calculator tricks
Karl Fulves
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Four-Digit Version
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Inspired by
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1998
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and the winner is \n spectators choose four cards face up from group of sixteen cards, values added and number predicted, matrix force application
- notes & references (credit information) \n karl fulves \n matrix poker \n karl fulves
1998
calculator tricks
Karl Fulves
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And The Winner Is
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Variations
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1998
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how odd \n spectator chooses group of cards for performer and for himself, performer predicted whether those packets are odd or even
- first variation
- underhanded cheater's alternative \n roy walton
1998
magic
Roy Walton
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How Odd
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June 1998
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