600 entries in Cards / Effect Themes / Four-of-a-Kind & Aces Effects / Production & Appearance / One by One
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Nate Leipzig Sixth Method Aces vanish from deck, reappear via Slap Aces
Variations 1909 219
Louis Lam The El-El Four Ace Production
1939 10
Nate Leipzig The "Slap" Aces Aces vanish from pack and reappear
1940 244
Passe-Passe Aces with transformation/transposition element
Variations 1940 250
Edward Marlo, Hank Nowoc Four Aces Again Aces lost in deck, four packets cut to and dropped, top Ace turns over
Inspired by 1940
Early Marlo (Issue Pasteboard Presto)
17
Edward Marlo Sensitive Fingers Aces are located apparently by sense of touch, using a short card with broken corner
1941
Early Marlo (Issue Amazing, Isn't It?)
44
Edward Marlo Imitation of Scarne thumb digs in deck and drags card out
1942 7
Edward Marlo, Martin Gardner Casanova Card Trick two at a time production of Queens when two halves are rubbed face to face
Related toVariations 1942 5
Harold Denhard A New Deal In Poker by naming four numbers between ten and twenty & twenty and thirty
1942
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1942)
11
Edward Marlo Perplexo Aces with Surprise Transposition
1945 22
Paul Morris Are You Sure? instead of the chosen card, four Jacks are found, chosen card appears in the end
Also published here 1945 25
Roger Barkann One Plus One Equals Three
Related to 1945 122
Arthur H. Buckley An Ace Introduction Experiment No. 29
1946 189
Arthur H. Buckley The Hindu Aces Experiment No. 42 - Ace production followed by assembly
Variations 1946 211
Arthur H. Buckley The Four Bandits Experiment No. 43 - Jacks are produced, inserted in middle and come to top, deck is separated in reds and blacks
1946 213
J. B. Bobo Four Ace Routine (a) four piles build by shuffling and being stopped by spectator, Ace on top of each
(b) Aces lost, number cards selected and their value used to count down to Aces
(c) "Cutting the Aces"
1947 65
Paul LePaul The Gymnastic Aces Aces leap one at a time out of the deck when shaking incompletely shuffled deck
Related toVariations 1949 207
Al Leech, Edward Marlo, Martin Gardner Elusive Jacks
Inspired byRelated to 1949 12
Al Leech Super Ace Control finding the Aces by their sound, while riffling through the deck, riffle count
1949 22
Dai Vernon, Jack McMillen Just Injog plunger Aces, handling
Also published here Dec. 1949
The Phoenix (Issue 191)
763
Lin Searles Paging the Aces Aces are lost and found again
1950 3
Arthur H. Buckley The Homing Aces performer cuts to the four Aces, followed by an Assembly, switch already during production sequence
Also published here
  • Linking Ring, April 1949
1950 62
Al Leech Ace Location
Variations 1952 25
The Slap Trick uncredited LePaul production
Related to 1952 52
Walter Behm Allerlei mit Karten story trick, four Aces are produced during the routine
1954
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 15 No. 2)
175
Dr. William Weyeneth Unglaubliches Fingerspitzengefühl deck in hat, performer finds Aces
1955
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 16 No. 1)
272
Billy O'Connor O'Connor's Four-Ace Trick 10-20 force to find four Aces one by one
1956 20
Edward Marlo Shuffling the Aces after every (in-)shuffle, an Ace is on top
Variations 1958 16
Carmen D'Amico C. As Production of Aces Aces appear one by one face up on pack
1959 75
Al Leech Routine Royal
Related toVariations 1959 18
Al Leech No Crimp Ace Cutting with the charlier cut
1959 24
Cliff Green A Technical Refurbishing of the Hugard-Braue Passe Passe Aces with transformation/transposition element of red-black Aces
Related to 1961 116
Buckle False Count also as Ace production
1961 46
Nate Leipzig Slap Four Ace Routine Aces disappear and reappear on deck one by one
Related toVariations 1963 42
Edward Marlo Ace Finders values of four unknown cards locate Aces
1964 42
Edward Marlo Any Four - Repeat any value called, four of this kind is produced, riffle cull from new pack order stack
1964
The Patented Shuffle (Issue 4 Transfers)
25
Harry Lorayne Any Four of a Kind strategy for producing any four of a kind named by spectator while only setting up three sets
Variations 1965 41
Karl Fulves The St. Nicholas Aces black Twos are pushed reversed in deck twice to locate Ace, the next time the sandwich cards become the last two Aces
Related to Dec. 1965 12
Jack Avis Slippery Aces Aces produced, then lost and produced in named order
1967 177
R. Sid Spocane II The Royal Lovers four of a kind appear one by one between sandwich cards
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1967 86
Harry Lorayne 1-2-3 Aces different cutting sequences to produce the Aces
Variations 1967 111
Harry Lorayne Flying Aces Aces fly out of deck one by one
1967 140
Edward Marlo Vanishing Aces one at a time, then found one at a time
1967
Riffle Shuffle Finale (Issue Riffle Finale)
7
John Benzais Bewilderment four-of-a-kind shoots out of deck one by one
1967 66
Piet Forton Lucky Seven Routine Four Sevens produced, vanished and reappear in deck
Also published here 1967 14
Edward Marlo, Harry Riser A Logical Procedure Aces cut to, change to Kings, Aces from pocket, inspired by "Riser's Aces" (Expert Hocus Pocus), two methods
1968 132
Tom Batchelor From Behind the Back Jacks and Queens are lost in the deck, performer selects one value and performer produces them with one hand, other hand behind back is show to hold the other four-of-a-kind
1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
90
Piet Forton Glückszahl 7 four Sevens produced, vanished and reappear in deck
Also published here 1968 13
Verne Chesbro, Larry West Rapid Aces Aces lost and found
1968 27
Frank Pemper PIRA "Pemper's Improved Riser's Aces" (Harry Riser from Expert Hocus Pocus), aces cut to, change to kings, aces from pocket
1969 101
Mel Brown Combination four indifferent cards turn into Aces, are lost and found again, then lost and found once more
1969 137
Karl Fulves Locating The Aces tabled Ace production with riffle shuffle revelations
Variations 1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Riffle Shuffle Controls)
43
Roy Walton Aperitif four Aces are produced, two color changes and last two Aces found sandwiched between other two
Also published here 1969 11
Roger Smith Aces Up
1970 18
Derek Dingle The Flying Kings Kings lost and produced by shooting them out of deck
1971 210
Karl Fulves No Sliding sliding block revelation
Variations 1971 44
Derek Dingle Open Sesame
Related toVariations 1971 10
Roy Walton 1929 Aces Aces turn face up in the center of the deck, one by one
Also published here 1971 19
Roy Walton Whistle and I'll Come sliding production, one by one
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1971 51
Al Leech Easy Aces
Also published here 1972 52
Frank Garcia Anytime Four Aces
1972 54
Derek Dingle, Walter E. Cummings, Eddie Fechter F.C.D. Aces sliding production
Related toVariations July 1972
Epilogue (Issue 15 (Part 2))
139
Mike Rogers Whistle/No Sliding sliding production
Inspired by Nov. 1972
Epilogue (Issue 16)
145
Edward Marlo The Pickups Queens produced from incomplete riffle-shuffled deck, Triumph with Kings, then Queens transpose with Kings
Related to 1972 64
Edward Marlo The Hard Way alternative production from incomplete riffle-shuffled deck
Inspired byVariations 1972 71
Marvin Johnson Shift Spell spelling to the Aces
Oct. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 10)
79
Paul Morris Are You Sure? instead of the chosen card, four Jacks are found. Chosen card appears in the end
Also published here 1972 129
Jerry K. Hartman Uppercutting the Aces Aces are cut to one at a time, last Ace changed from an indifferent card, two variations
  • Same as original, flourishy production of Aces (Lorayne move)
  • Jokers to Aces (see p. 2)
Variations 1972 1
Jerry K. Hartman New Faces #3 four Aces change to Kings, “this routine is a highly simplified approach to an idea suggested by Father Cyprian”
1972 7
Jerry K. Hartman Cut-ups Aces produced in different ways
Related to
  • "Athletic Aces" (Neal Elias, Ibidem No. 26, p. 8)
Also published here
1972 40
Jerry K. Hartman Ace Chaser Aces produced in different ways
1972 47
Paul Rosini, Sam Leo Horowitz Rosini's Wrinkle For Four Ace Trick No. 366, "I think it is Horowitz", during Ace production a wrong card is found, then its value is used to count to Ace
1972 102
Paul Rosini Rosini Aeroplane Aces No. 368, Aces leap one at a time out of the deck when shaking incompletely shuffled deck, same as Gymnastic Aces
Related to 1972 102
Aces To Kings Gamblers Routine Wrinkle No. 480, Kings find Aces in different ways, short outline
1972 134
Ace Fanning Color Effect No. 507, four cards change to Aces of same suit as the card that changes one by one
1972 141
Dr. Jacob Daley Acme Four Ace Routine In Fan No. 532, four Aces lost in fan and found, without multiple shift by placing Aces at specific positions
1972 149
Dr. Jacob Daley Snap Crimp Use For Leipzig's Matching Up Trick No. 552, card chosen, other three found, unclear if transformation is part of it
1972 154
Al Leech, Frank Garcia Ace Faroleros lost and found Aces, change to Kings, Aces found again
Inspired byVariations 1973 59
Frank Garcia A Lady In My Sleeve four Queens, two travel up sleeve, two are produced from deck
1973 64
Frank Garcia Flourish Discovery
1973 112
Frank Garcia Riding the Aces
Related toVariations 1973 196
Harry Lorayne HaLo Again four Ace production
Variations 1973 138
Gene Castillon Gourmet Slide Aces
  • FDC Discovery Method #1
  • FDC Discovery Method #2
  • FDC Discovery Method #3
  • FDC Discovery Method #4
Inspired by May 1973
Kabbala — Volume 2 (Vol. 2 No. 5)
34
Herb Zarrow 4-Card Catch
Also published here Mar. 1974
Epilogue (Issue 20)
184
Philip T. Goldstein Satisfaction four-ace production
1974 8
Patrick Page 9. The Four Aces (Again?) idea, finding four aces with color changes, no method
1974 8
Roger Smith The Fabulous Faro Finder incomplete Faro Shuffle and half stripped out again, one card sticks out which is an Ace, repeated to produce all Aces
Variations 1974
Necromancer (Vol. 2 No. 2)
12
Steve Saunders, James R. Hicks Four Aces 1,000,001 Aces vanish and are found again by spelling the cards
Inspired by 1974
Necromancer (Vol. 2 No. 4)
1
Martin A. Nash Aces For Experts Only any Ace called for
Related toVariations 1975 58
Martin A. Nash Spinning the Aces see p. 444 for additional crediting
Also published here 1975 93
Jeff Busby Travelling Transmutators Aces twisting phase, r/b transpo phase, transformation, reproduction of Aces
Related to 1975 73
Piet Forton Ace Popper pop-out move
Mar. 1975
Epilogue (Issue 23)
219
Karl Fulves Snap Out Aces two rubber banded halves rubbed, Aces snap out one by one and are caught between packets
1975 179
Roy Walton Command Appearance four Queens are produced with the paintbrush change
Also published here 1975 17
Edward Marlo No Trace Aces named aces at named number, multiple minus bottoms
1976
Kabbala — Volume 3 (Vol. 3 No. 8)
109
Paul Harris Open Revelation aces or selection appear one by one between two one-handed fans
Variations 1976 26
Nick Trost Four Ace Opener four Aces found one by one via flipping packets over on top of the deck, like a Cut Deeper Force
1976 17
Nick Trost Four Ace Disclosure simple four Ace production
Also published here 1976 18
Al Leech Easy Aces German adaption
Also published here 1976
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 37 No. 3)
70
Frank Thompson Phase 1 - The Flash Ace Opener four Aces cut to one by one, with variations on p. 6
Variations 1976 1
Edward Marlo Suggested Routine Aces are lost, found, dissappear
1977 250
Edward Marlo Marlo's Routine aces are lost, found, dissappear, found again
1977 251
Karl Fulves Slick Ace two packets, two Aces on top of each
1977 284
John F. Mendoza Cutting the Kings
Variations 1977 16
David Carré The Card Expert multiphase routine, fullstack
Feb. 1977
Pabular (Vol. 3 No. 6)
366
Paul Harris Revised Revelation Aces produced on table from two one-handed fans
Inspired byVariations 1977 30
Harry Eng Machine Gun Aces Aces shoot out of the deck
VariationsAlso published here 1977 111
Roger Smith Revolvo Aces tabled Aces production
1977 35
Nate Leipzig, Andrew Pargeter, John Muir, Jack Avis Simplified Spin Pass Aces twirl cut (see reference), each time an ace appears. based on "Spin Pass Aces" by John Muir in "Abracadabra No. 1027", for credit details see Pabular 4/9, p. 571
Related to Feb. 1978
Pabular (Vol. 4 No. 6)
527
Paul Harris OverExposure
1978 52
Frederick Braue Dealing the Aces four aces found at numbers called for
Related to 1978 24
George H. Pittman Four Ace Fooler ace production with red-black transposition surprise
1978 28
Karl Fulves Looking Glass Poker
1978 1090
Christian Scherer Die Asse des Magiers four aces are produced several times, then they transform in a named quartet and help to locate another named quartet
1978 33
Christian Scherer Braue Reversal Ace Production two and two
1978 33
John F. Mendoza Lightning
Inspired by 1978 31
John F. Mendoza The Automatic Deck sliding block production
Inspired byRelated to 1978 78
Doug Edwards Abra-Card-Abra production of four Aces, Royal Flush Kicker
1978 41
Eddie Fechter Choice Aces aces are lost and reproduced, spectator makes some decisions how
Aug. 1979
Apocalypse (Vol. 2 No. 8)
229
A. Berkeley Davis Rapid Fire Shotgun four aces handling
Inspired by 1979 17
Harry Lorayne Manipulative Aces flourish cut sequence four times
Related to 1979 47
Harry Lorayne An Amazing Revelation-Display one-hand revelation-display of eight cards
1979 95
Harry Lorayne The (N)Eye(N) Popper production of Nines that flip over in various ways, tabled, motivated by Tally-Ho Card Case
Related toAlso published here 1979 108
Harry Lorayne, Reinhard Müller Four-Card Catch
1979 197
Richard Kaufman Fantasy Cull Ace to Four are lost and found, the Fours appear
1979 30
Richard Kaufman 4-5-6 Aces different cutting sequences to produce the aces
Inspired byVariations 1979 70
Al Smith Where Have All the Aces Gone?
Variations Aug. 1979
Pabular (Vol. 5 No. 8)
724
Karl Fulves Animation I card pushed into deck, Ace moves out in weird way, z-gaff
1979 1
Piet Forton Glückszahl 7 four Sevens produced, vanished and reappear in deck
Also published here 1979
Das Mike Skinner / Piet Forton Seminarheft (Issue Das Piet Forton Seminar)
19
Earl Nelson Exploding Aces tabled productions
Also published here 1979 26
Earl Nelson Sleeve Aces
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1979 53
Father Cyprian, Edward Marlo, Audley Walsh Factory Guaranteed Opener 1. Magician locates four Aces from blue deck (Marlo sequence)
2. Spectator locates four Aces, backs of Aces are revealed to be red (credit to Audley Walsh)
3. Aces are placed into card case with the Joker, the Aces change into blue backs
1979 2
Derek Dingle Riddle's Aces Ace cutting, to Kings transformation, Aces in pocket
Also published here 1980 15
Frank Garcia Ubiquitous Aces aces found by fake riffle cull, aces vanish one by one on deck, produced again
1980 41
Camilo Vázquez Camilo's Deceptive Four Ace Reveal hindu force handling
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980 47
Peter Kane, Frank Garcia The Miracle Worker Returns aces cut to, change to royal flush
Inspired by 1980 71
Father Cyprian The Spectator Cuts the Aces performer cuts to Aces really, "painting" the Aces on spectator's hand (friction), color changing back kicker
1980 21
Father Cyprian Four Ace Quickie
1980 38
Father Cyprian Roll Your Own without rolling
Inspired by 1980 51
Gene Maze Change of Menu chosen card, changes in a sandwich into the Aces one by one and vanishes in the end
1980 68
Paul Harris, Daryl Martinez Fantasy Aces Aces appear on table
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980 19
John F. Mendoza Cutting the Kings Re-Visited Aces produced as kicker
Inspired by 1980 25
John F. Mendoza Easy Ace Cutting tabled
1980 66
Martin A. Nash Spinning the Aces
Also published here 1980 5
Jimmy Ray Bermuda Aces Aces vanish and appear when their names are spelled, Aces are lost again and found with different methods
1980 21
Jimmy Ray Ace Color Change cutting to four Aces, then backs change color
1980 28
Harry Lorayne Four-Ace Opener
1980 2
Al Smith Perpetual Ginsberg four Ace production using the poke action
Inspired byRelated to 1980 14
Scotty York Impromptu Card Sequence routine with four Aces, several references to other published Ace routines, ends up with selection on ceiling
1980 6
Jean-Jacques Sanvert, Edward Marlo Snap Aces Out tabled
Inspired by July 1981
Apocalypse (Vol. 4 No. 7)
505
Richard Kaufman Triple Slice Popup Aces in-the-hands Ace cutting
Variations 1981 28
Richard Kaufman, Harry Lorayne One-Hand Mechanical Aces
1981 33
Harry Allen Sawing the Lady in Half? four Aces found and selection as well
Variations 1981 70
Karl Fulves Hard Core Aces several cards spelled to, then spectator spell to all four Aces, posed as problem
Related to 1981
Interlocutor (Issue 46)
183
Simon Whitby Revolver ace cutting sequence, in the hands, half always turned over and back
June 1981
Spell-Binder (Vol. 1 No. 2)
23
David Britland Acepell four Aces are produced, first by spelling a cut to card
July 1981
Spell-Binder (Vol. 1 No. 3)
46
Ben Harris Free-Fall-Aces Aces appear on table
Inspired by 1981 45
Walt Lees Jumping Jacks black Jacks produced, they change into red Jacks when two halves are rubbed together, black ones found again
1981 12
Camilo Vázquez Hindumischen mit Abziehen von unten Hindu Force variation
  • Das Verbesserte Hindu-Forcieren mit Erläuterung des Abziehens von unten
  • Das Forcieren mehrerer Karten mit Hilfe von Visitenkarten
  • Variante mit signierten Karten
  • Asse-Finden
Also published here 1981 18
Steve Beam Ace Cutting Routine
1981 19
Roy Walton Aperitif four Aces are produced, two color changes and last two Aces found sandwiched between other two
Also published here 1981 1
Roy Walton 1929 Aces Aces turn face up in the center of the deck, one by one
Also published here 1981 65
Roy Walton Whistle And I'll Come sliding production, one by one
Also published here 1981 102
Roy Walton Command Appearance four Queens are produced with the paintbrush change
Also published here 1981 159
Ray Grismer Glaces Herbert Milton trick, where Aces appear in front of deck inside glass, briefly covered with handkerchief, ungaffed version
Variations 1981 ca. 1
Derek Dingle Open Says Me II featuring Open Says Me Revelation
Related to 1982 71
Derek Dingle Fechter/Cummings/Dingle Aces sliding production
1982 74
Derek Dingle Triple Color-Changing All Backs Aces
1982 202
Ray Goulet Drop Kick Aces flashy production one by one
Oct. 1982
Apocalypse (Vol. 5 No. 10)
695
Peter Kane Kabbala Aces aces lost and found, ending with wallet
Sep. 1982 4
Harry Lorayne Ace Sandwich Four aces are lost and found with sandwich cards
1982 26
Harry Lorayne Ace Sandwich Four #2 aces are lost and found with sandwich cards
1982 33
Harry Lorayne Easy Slider Walton/echter/Cummings/Dingle sliding production
Variations 1982 205
Eddie Taytelbaum Produce Four card appears outjogged in fan
1982 291
Frank Garcia The Equestrial Discovery of the Four Aces
1982 32
Ian Land Proteus vaguely based on Piet Forton's "Chroma-Zone"
Related to Dec. 1982
Pabular (Vol. 7 No. 7)
1072
Phillip Young Kings on a Ladder
Inspired by 1982 13
Phillip Young Fat-Free Sandwich chosen card sandwiched between red Aces, then changes into a black Ace, eventually fourth Ace is visibly catched
1982 24
Christian Scherer Purzelbaum-Asse four aces in the deck are produced again
Related to 1982 14
"Magic" Christian Stelzel 4 Queens four of a kind is produced
1982 6
Roger Curzon Wipe Out the Aces incomplete faro, deck is brushed on close-up pad, Aces appear face-up
Mar. 1982
Spell-Binder (Vol. 1 No. 11)
197
Reinhard Müller Ideas using the 3-Card Catch, either sandwich card transform or caught card
  • Catch-Switchers 1
  • Catch Switchers 2
  • Catch Switchers 3
Nov. 1982
Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 19)
358
Meir Yedid Make it Snappy! four reversed Aces lost in the deck, four times deck is cut and an Ace flies out, uses Slingshot Snap Out
1982 68
Peter Kane The "Kabbala" Aces four Aces signed and lost, reproduced and last Ace from wallet
1982 82
Mike Bornstein Paint Brush Poker deck shuffled face up into face down, Royal Flush is produced, triumph ending
1982 39
Edward Marlo Bite the Buillet Aces are found with the teeth (!)
Related to
  • an effect in Linking Ring (described by Stephen Minch)
1983 35
Jean-Jacques Sanvert Color-Ace-tion in 4th Ace production, then backs of Aces change visual
Mar. 1983
Apocalypse (Vol. 6 No. 3)
752
Michael Skinner Up The Ladder Aces Aces shoot out during tabled cutting sequence one by one
Variations Dec. 1983
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 2 No. 16)
147
Stephen Tucker Under Control Aces are cut to, two selections are found instead of the othe Aces, transposition
Nov. 1983
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 2)
1175
Ross Bertram The Shoot-Out four aces shoot out of deck one by one, tabled
1983 107
Karl Fulves Hardcore Aces borrowed deck, performer spells to four random cards in various languages, then spectator to all four aces
Related to 1983 1
Karl Fulves Opposite Illusion aces produced between jokers one by one, without method
1983 4
Phillippe Warein Four Ace Discoveries
1983 143
Ian Land Still Counting on a Triumphant Finish
Inspired by Oct. 1983
Spell-Binder (Vol. 3 No. 30)
579
David Britland Flipover Cut cutting sequence in which an Ace appears face-up on the deck, last Ace first wrong and then changes
Also published here 1983
Cardopolis (Issue 1)
6
Marc Russell Any Which Way You Can cross between All Backs and Sleeve Aces
Inspired by 1983
Cardopolis (Issue 1)
19
Frank Simon Benihana Aces
1983 51
Piet Forton Double Ace Production variation of part of previous routine
1983 57
Michael Powers Four-Tune Hunter named four-of-a-kind produced
1983 16
Ken De Courcy Visible Changing Aces Change card at the face of the deck into Aces, one at a time
1983 10
Ken De Courcy, Dropped Aces Drop deck, Ace turns face up. Do it four times, basically air-pressure turnover
1983 11
Ken De Courcy Blind Aces Blindfold peek to locate Aces marked on their backs
1983 14
Ken De Courcy Penetrating Aces Aces pass through handkerchief while deck is wrapped
1983 18
Ken De Courcy Devil's Aces Shuffled deck dropped into Devil's Handkerchief, magician pulls out Aces
Related to 1983 19
Ken De Courcy Changed Aces Deck dropped into Change Bag, magician pulls out Aces
Related to 1983 20
Ken De Courcy Glass Aces Deck placed in glass, Aces rise out of deck, uses mirror glass
1983 21
Ken De Courcy Down Under Down Under deal four times to produce four Aces
Related to 1983 22
Father Cyprian Aces - Chicago Style deck is riffled, spectator stops the riffle at an Ace, done four times for four Aces
1983 9
Earl Nelson Ace Production Sequence
1983 27
Edward Marlo While They Argue - Tip tip for routine on page 205
1984 198
Art Altman, Edward Marlo Marlo's Four Ace Production
1984 200
Edward Marlo Spin Out Aces alternative to Benzais' cut with less hand movement
1984 200
Edward Marlo While They Argue aces fly out of deck, see tip on page 198
1984 205
Jerry Sadowitz The Persuaders kings appear one by one between sandwich cards, then a selection
1984 2
Peter Duffie Royalty In Your Pocket four queens are produced, then reds and black change places and selection is found sandwiched in between red queens
Variations 1984 51
Karl Fulves Flip Top No. 8, air pressure turnover to locate an Ace, with top and also bottom card, also as switch of top card
Related to 1984 10
Shiv Duggal Freight red Aces found, they visually change into black Aces, red one found once more
Mar. 1984
Spell-Binder (Vol. 3 No. 35)
677
Peter Duffie Ghost Hunters Ace through Four of Diamonds appear one by one and their values are spelled to to find random cards, those cards are shown as four blanks and then change into the Ace through Four themselves
Inspired by
  • "Chiefly Yourselves" (Roy Walton, Linking Ring Parade)
1984 1
Juan Tamariz Aparición Real deck shuffled by spectator, Kings are produced
1984 68
Richard Kaufman D.H. Revelation Aces cut to two at a time
Inspired by 1984 7
Richard Kaufman Slap Happy Aces disappear from top of deck, then are reproduced one by one
Inspired by 1984 10
Larry Jennings About-Face Gymnastic Aces aces jump out face-up
Winter 1985
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 3 No. 34, 35 & 36)
351
Walter E. Cummings Match Game quick production sequence
Variations 1985 326
Walt Maddison Computer Style incomplete faro sliding block revelation
1985 341
Randy Wakeman Ace Cutting Collectors Ace production followed by collectors
1985 31
Ian Land Quaternity
May 1985
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 10)
1290
Nate Leipzig, Charlie Miller Leipzig Four Ace Slap Aces, as described by Charlie Miller (1939)
  • Miller Routine
1985 25
Frederick Braue Plunger Aces packets pushed through deck to produce aces
1985 26
Frederick Braue 4 Ace Gambler Routine (1960)
1985 15
David Britland The Eyes Have It "An old gambler reveals his most precious secrets"
four Aces appear during the spelling and dealing of the word Mississippi
Inspired by
  • "Mississippi Aces" (Joseph K. Schmidt, Modern Close Up Card Problems)
1985 33
Eric DeCamps Showboat Aces four Aces lost and found one by one
1985 3
Roger Crosthwaite Dealer's Choice open prediction, then other two cards of same Value are produced at named number and by spelling card
1985 21
Larry Jennings Any Ace Called For spectator announces in which order the Aces should be produced
Variations 1986 138
Ben Harris Angel Aces production of four Aces
Also published here 1986 6
Meir Yedid Card Appearance production of four Aces, empty hands only Aces
1986 33
Meir Yedid Royal Deuces four cards are produced, then they change into a Royal Flush
1986 39
Ben Harris Angel Aces
Also published here 1986 3
Val Andrews Patter for the Ace production
1986 58
Justin Higham One-at-a-Time Aces four indifferent cards dealt on table, replaced on deck and dealt again, now one is an Ace, repeated three more times until all are Aces, three methods
Variations May 1986 40
William Goodwin Hold the Mayo four Aces appear between two black Kings
VariationsAlso published here 1986 11
David Regal Unusual Assembly Marlo's "Imitation of Scarne"
1987 255
John C. Wagner J.C.'s Collins Kings
1987 72
Steve Beam The King Thing mates of selection are produced, while performer cuts deck to the table spectator says stop and finds one card the others are on top and on bottom of deck fourth card is produced in sandwich
1987 273
Peter Duffie No Case to Answer odd-backed mystery card, Jacks produced as well, red/blue double backer
Inspired by 1987 93
Jerry Sadowitz The Daleks Aces appear between two black Jacks one by one, smiling mule gag phase
Related to 1987 107
Thomas Hierling 4 Ace Revelation
1987 118
Roberto Giobbi Ouvertüre für vier Damen four Queens cut to one by one
Inspired by 1987 10
Shiv Duggal Ace Team red Aces appear sandwiched between Jokers, then Jokers change into black Aces
Inspired by
  • Ben Harris' "KM Sandwich" in "Magic Manuscript" July/August 1984.
Related to
May 1987
The New Talon (Vol. 1 No. 3)
56
Bruce Cervon Finding the Aces spelling, reversed, catching out of the pack
1988 90
Dai Vernon Aces to Order any ace called for production
Related to 1988 27
Jim Molinari Places Aces!
Feb. 1988
Apocalypse (Vol. 11 No. 2)
1461
Allan Slaight Before and After faro
Inspired byAlso published here June 1988
Apocalypse (Vol. 11 No. 6)
1508
Larry Jennings Slap Aces combo of Cavorting Aces, Leipzig's Opener, Slap Aces
Inspired by 1988 73
Christoph Borer Gamblers Ace Opener
Also published here 1988 5
Roy Walton Thrice Removed
  • "Riffle Aces"
three selections, also as Ace production
1988
The Chronicles (Issue 31)
1373
Dave Ossip Airborn Aces Aces cut in deck one at a time, then reproduced in flashy way
Related to 1988
The Chronicles (Issue 32)
1375
David Britland Angel Aces four Aces leap out of deck one by one, elastic thread loop
Variations 1988 28
Justin Higham Propelling the Aces Aces shoot out during tabled cutting sequence one by one
Inspired by 1988 18
René Lavand The Deck is Feminine Aces are found, spectators name numbers
Also published here 1988 72
Hiroshi Sawa Collector spectator stops dealing, from that spot the four Aces are produced, they change into Ace through Four of Clubs, then the whole Clubs straight is reversed in the center
1988 60
Hippie Torrales Bizarre "Wire" Cut & Routine
Sep. 1989
Apocalypse (Vol. 12 No. 9)
1689
Brother John Hamman The Axes and the Jaxes jacks and aces produced, then they transpose
1989 195
Edward Marlo Breaking the Rule spelling to the four Aces, last one turns over
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1989 44
Jack Birnman And a Pair of Kings red kings change to black deuces, kings then reproduced, two more changes and pair produced from air, "Tens Routine"
Variations 1989 13
Karl Fulves Ad Hoc Aces
Inspired byVariations 1989 18
Harry Levine Making Your Bones four times a joker is produced, which is changed to an ace
1989 465
Tom Craven End Over Aces four Ace cutting, in the hands
Sep. 1989
The Minotaur (Vol. 1 No. 3)
1
Tom Craven End Over Extra End Over Aces, with location of selection as the climax
Sep. 1989
The Minotaur (Vol. 1 No. 3)
4
Val Andrews Ein Vortrag von Val Andrews for Ace production
July 1989
Intermagic (Vol. 14 No. 4 & 5)
137
Gerd Winkler Die Vier-As-Eröffnung
1989 42
Harry Lorayne Nine, Five, Seven, Five aces are found via 4 locator cards, kings show up as well
1990 63
Harry Lorayne Aces To Catch sandwich cards find four Aces one by one
Related to 1990 234
Ken Krenzel Bust-Out Aces cards appear perpendicular face up in deck one by one, deck is spread on table in between, gaffed and ungaffed method
1990 6
Ken Krenzel Passe-Deux Aces production with transformation/transposition element, streamlined handling
Inspired by 1990 57
Gary Ouellet Showcase four selections are found reversed in the center, then Aces are produced which change into selections
1990 244
Simon Aronson Lateral Palm Double Change top and bottom cards shown, they then change to two previous selections, also as Ace production in comment (2)
1990 44
Dan Fleshman Four the Easy Way (Ace Production) two Aces produced, one found by spectator, then indifferent card changes into last Ace
1990 40
Stephen Tucker Impromptu Aces from the Fore
Inspired by
  • "Aces from the Fore" (Stephen Tucker, marketed)
Related to
Apr. 1991
Apocalypse (Vol. 14 No. 4)
1914
Stephen Tucker Testing - 1, 2, 3, 4 Ace to Four are produced
Apr. 1991
Apocalypse (Vol. 14 No. 4)
1915
Harvey Cohen Aces by Mistake
Variations July 1991
Apocalypse (Vol. 14 No. 7)
1954
Marty Kane Poke Poker kind of Royal Flush Production build around "Ginsburg Poke"
Inspired byRelated to
  • Al Smith, Card On Demand
Variations
Oct. 1991
Apocalypse (Vol. 14 No. 10)
1984
Richard Vollmer Tag-Along Aces
Dec. 1991
Apocalypse (Vol. 14 No. 12)
2007
Michael Close, Paul LePaul The Tuning Fork
Inspired by 1991 30
Karl Fulves Ace Apparent one-handed cutting to Aces, they're levered over one by one and left outjogged in different positions
1991 37
T. Page Wright The Jumping Jacks Cavorting Aces combined with Leipzig's Slap Aces
Inspired by 1991 77
Jerry K. Hartman Cut-Ups Aces produced in different ways
Related toAlso published here 1991 147
Jerry K. Hartman Block Rock sliding production, one by one
Inspired byAlso published here
  • "The Linking Ring" June, 1974. P. 75.
1991 150
Troy Hooser Cool As Ace flourish production of four Aces, one handed cuts with both hands
1991
Magic Man Examiner (Vol. 1 No. 3)
8
David Acer Lickety Flip Ace split in two, suddenly all four Aces are produced
Related toVariationsAlso published here Apr. 1992
Apocalypse (Vol. 15 No. 4)
2056
Mel Brown Syner-Aces Aces are lost, found, lost, found
Related to 1992 268
Jack Carpenter Four at Once Aces are produced one by one, then all at once with Freeman Display
Related to 1992 3
Ken Simmons Tip for Sawing the Lady in Half four Aces found and selection as well
Inspired by 1992 11
Edward Marlo Breaking the Rule spelling to the four Aces, last one turns over
  • Marlo Note
  • Simmons Note (Ken Simmons)
Also published here 1992 6
Steve Draun Luck of the Draun no setup
1993 98
Edward Marlo Breaking the Rule spelling to the four Aces, last one turns over, with notes by Ken Simmons
Also published here 1993 15
John Scarne 4枚の一致 (Four Cards Together) Spectator selects card face down. Deck placed in pocket, magician pulls out three other cards of same value
Inspired by 1993 121
Peter Duffie Women Queens produced, black Queens lost in deck, red Queens change to black and red ones are in deck sandwiching a previous selection
Inspired by 1993 27
Dan Block Second Card Palm Aces Aces appear one by one on top of deck
1993 115
Mike Gallo Changing Aces black Aces produced, they change into red Aces
Inspired by 1993 211
Eddie Fechter Fechter's Shake Down Gymnastic Aces with selected cards
Inspired by 1993 63
Eddie Fechter, Del Ray Fechter's Aces Aces vanish from four packets and are found again, improvisational manner
Variations 1993 138
René Lavand To Start a Routine with Four Cards Aces found at named numbers, multiple false deals
1993 49
René Lavand Palming before the Cut with four Ace production explained in context
1993 56
René Lavand The Deck is Feminine Aces are found, spectators name numbers
Also published here 1993 92
René Lavand Ah!... If they were... spectator stops at Kings, x-deals
1993 108
René Lavand Ah!... If they were... A Subtle Variation spectator stops at Kings, x-deals, technical variation
1993 109
René Lavand This Is the Simplest of All spectator stops at Aces
1993 116
René Lavand Improvisations apparently improvisational routine, four selections are found and Aces produced as climax
1993 122
Bill Malone Radical Aces production of four Aces from shuffled deck
Nov./Dec. 1993
The Magic Menu (Vol. 4 No. 20)
220
Dai Vernon Control de Ases four Aces are produced one by one
1993 321
Helge Thun Indeed a 4-Ace Trick last ace appears on table
Variations Nov. 1994
Apocalypse (Vol. 17 No. 11)
2434
Jackie McClements Shock Treatment deck vanishes at the end of a four Ace discovery, with variations
A. The basic vanish as an ace discovery
B. The Original 1984 Handling (requiring a Ghost Count)
Related toVariations 1994 19
Roger Crosthwaite Finding the Foursome "Phase Three"
1994 11
Justin Higham Phantom Aces position of Aces announced after spectators shuffle the deck, one-by-one production, last one stabbed with another card by spectator
Inspired by 1994 166
Alan Shaxon Milton Asse Aces are placed in the deck and everything inside a wine glass, Aces appear one by one under cover of a handkerchief, variation of Herbert Milton trick
1994 32
Aldo Colombini The Old Romantics four Aces of Hearts are produced, the change into the four different Aces
1994 34
Bruce Cervon, Ian Baxter, Bob Veeser Royal Flush Finale four ace production plus cutting to a Royal Flush
1995 114
Steven Hamilton Lightning Aces
Also published here July 1995
Apocalypse (Vol. 18 No. 7)
2525
David Acer Lickety Flip Ace split in two, suddenly all four Aces are produced
Inspired by
  • "Rotary Revelation" (Victor Sendax, MUM, Feb. 1984)
Also published here
1995 13
Philip T. Goldstein Cruz Control spectator cuts at an Ace, then other three Aces are produced
Also published here
  • "Cruz Control" (Phil Goldstein, The Linking Ring one man parade, 1995)
1995 57
Aldo Colombini Nobody At Home assembly with Kings and Jokers, Kings change to Aces, Aces are found again
Also published here
  • The Linking Ring, October 1994
1995 93
Jerry K. Hartman A Thunderful Ace Trick Aces produced one at a time, fourth one appearing on table with the others
Inspired by 1995 111
Jerry K. Hartman Reversal of Fortune Aces are produces one at a time and then pocketed, five packets are made and an Ace is found reversed on bottom of each with Joker beneath fifth one, cards in pocket are now Twos, magician vs. gambler presentation
Inspired by 1995 161
Gregory Wilson Box Spring Aces lost in deck, deck put in case, Aces penetrate case one after the other in different ways
Aug. 1995
Magic (Vol. 4 No. 12)
64
Edward Marlo Rule-Breaking Aces spelling to the four Aces as they are named, last one turns over
Inspired by Nov. 1995
Magic (Vol. 5 No. 3)
70
Al Leech, Earl Nelson, Edward Marlo Aces Off the Cuff two black Aces are produced, transform into red two Aces and reappear from the sleeves, "sleeve aces"
Inspired by 1996 265
Paul Harris Open Revelation (revised) aces appear one by one between two one-handed fans
Inspired by 1996 127
Steve Blencoe, Harry Eng Machine-Gun Aces two halves are interlaced at right angles to simulate a gun, aces shoot out of deck one by one
Also published here 1996 133
Paul Harris OverExposure
1996
The Art of Astonishment — Book 1 (Issue Las Vegas Close-Up)
171
Paul Harris, Daryl Martinez Fantasy Aces Aces appear on table
Also published here 1996
The Art of Astonishment — Book 2 (Issue Close-up Fantasies 1 & 2)
191
Michael Skinner, Nate Leipzig Skinning the Fat off the Bone... Nate Leipzig's Slap Aces Aces disappear and reappear on deck one by one
Inspired byVariations 1996 46
Michael Skinner Knocking Out the Aces tabled production routine
1996 76
Dominique Duvivier Pref-Ace Ace Production, simple cutting sequence
1996 80
Dominique Duvivier Creation of the Aces Barehanded Ace Production on the table
Related to 1996 82
James Swain My Opener Aces produced, triumph with Aces reversed at end, Aces lost again, cut to and new deck order finale
1996 112
Lou Gallo Good Neighbor Lou Aces lost and found, story presentation
1996 55
Larry Jennings Larry Whistles and Slides credit information, sliding production, two versions
1997 127
Jack Carpenter Quick Slick performer cuts to ace of spades, he cuts to ace of spades again, tabled ace is now remaining three Aces
Inspired by 1997 56
Ken Krenzel Change at a Rapid Clip four aces appear face up on the deck one by one
1997 48
Peter Duffie When Random Cards Collide! four random cards placed between two other random cards, change into four Aces
Variations 1997 19
John Luka, Edward Marlo, Daryl Martinez, Frank Garcia Kings on a Fling selection vanishes from between two kings into deck between other kings several times, then kings change to aces and are found by cutting to them
Inspired by 1997 99
Doug Edwards Ace Delivery Find four Aces in a flourishy way
1997 73
Doug Edwards Face Up Times Four Four Aces turn face up in the deck one by one
1997 137
John Scarne Decepta "A flash ace production"
two-Ace production
Variations 1997
Underworld (Issue 5)
68
Karl Fulves 4-Ace Decepta four-Ace production
Inspired by 1997
Underworld (Issue 5)
69
Pete Ottaviano Back to the West four Three of Diamonds are cut to in a deck, then their backs change color as well as the backs of the rest of the deck
Inspired by
  • Larry West's "Backgambit" in "Lecture 2"
Related to
1997 25
Simon Lovell Cheats' Honesty Test Aces produced, then they change into Royal Flush
Inspired by
  • "Radical Aces" (Bill Malone, MUM, Vol. 82 No. 11, Apr. 1993)
1997 179
Johnny "J.J." Johnston Multifaceted Four Card Routine four cards produced one by one
Sep. 1997
Opus (Vol. 5 No. 6)
5
Jon Racherbaumer Trap-Lapse two random cards put aside, two cards selected and lost, four random cards cut to and one by one placed between the two random cards from the start, they change into four Aces and the random cards into the selections
Inspired by Oct. 1997
Onyx (Issue 1)
23
Jerry Sadowitz Spell of the Joker "joker" is spelled four times, an Ace appears every time, impromptu, riffle cull
1997/98 24
Andrew Wimhurst Spread 'Em! Queens are cut to, then Aces are found in face-down tabled spread by pulling them out
Related toVariations 1998 16
Paul LePaul, Peter Kane, Nate Leipzig, Roberto Giobbi The Acrobatic Aces four Aces are visibly produced, Gymnastic Aces phase
1998 694
Chad Long Popcorn Aces four Ace production
1998 1396
Joshua Jay Armamentarium Aces four Ace location routine, modeled after Henry Christ's Aces
Inspired byAlso published here 1998 21
Joshua Jay That's The Hard Part Find two four of a kinds, and deck separates into red-black
Also published here 1998 26
Joshua Jay EncACEd Aces produced from a deck placed in card case, ending is deck vanishes from the card case
Also published here 1998 31
John Scarne Triple Cut Aces cuts onto table, Aces produced one by one, last one from case
1998 179
Roy Walton Pass Out deck faced, Aces appear when deck is turned over one by one, Aces vanish and are later found reversed in the middle
Related to 1998 121
Andrew Mayne Stand-Up Aces Aces produced at various places of performer's body, no palming
1998 27
Steve Mayhew Flash Ace Production as four small packets are cut from deck, an Ace appears face up on top of each
Also published here 1998
Labyrinth (Issue 8 - Part 1)
25
Steve Mayhew Keep Your Hands In Your Pockets with one hand in pocket, performer produces selection on top of deck while it is behind his back, a second card is selected and its three mates are produced behind his back in similar fashion, hand is brought out from pocket and it holds the three mates of first selection, no jacket
Inspired byRelated to 1998
Labyrinth (Issue 8 - Part 2)
14
Steve Bedwell Binary Fission featuring "The Krenzel Split"
Inspired by 1998 ca. 10
Frank Thompson Four Card Revelation
1999 46
Toby Wessel Wessel's Aces shuffled deck, four Aces are found through various procedures, stop, pop out, transformation and spelling of spectator's name
1999 8
Joshua Jay EncACEd Deck placed in box, four Aces penetrate the box and pop out into mid-air, then deck vanishes from the box
Also published here 1999 81
Justin Higham One-Ahead Foursome four-of-a-kind produced from shuffled deck
1999 88
Edward Marlo, Justin Higham K-M Reversing Aces Revised Aces reverse one by one
1999 113
Joshua Jay EncACEd "An Eye-Popping Four Ace Production"
Aces produced from a deck placed in card case, ending is deck vanishes from the card case
Also published here Jan. 1999
Onyx (Issue 6)
2
Joshua Jay Armamentarium Aces four Ace location routine, modeled after Henry Christ's Aces
Also published here Jan. 1999
Onyx (Issue 6)
5
Bob Wallace Four-Ace Follow Up Aces lost and found, brief
1999 214
William Goodwin Hold the Mayo four Aces appear between two black Kings
Also published here 2000 954
Michael DeMarco A Number of Ladies production of four Queens by counting to a named number four times in a row
Inspired by
  • "Transient Aces" (Stewart James, New Tops, Sept. 1966)
2000 32
Jerry Mentzer Fancy Aces
2000 15
Helge Thun Die Fächerflieger "(oder: D'As fliegt mir nur so zu)"
three Aces spin out of fan in left hand and are inserted into fan one by one, last one appears in fan
Also published here 2000 7
Helge Thun The Flying Fingers three Aces spin out of fan in left hand and are inserted into fan one by one, last one appears in fan
Also published here Aug. 2000
Genii (Vol. 63 No. 8)
68
R. Sid Spocane II Die königlichen Liebhaber four of a kind appear one by one between sandwich cards
Also published here 2000
Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 4 & 5)
173
Barry Price Double-Double-Double Take two halves of the deck are stepped, faces outwards, face cards of both halves change twice, e.g. to red Aces, then black Aces
2000 25
Mark Aspiazu Four Card Production Ace flies out of deck, then quickly three packets are made to locate other Aces, tabled
2000 16
Lee Asher Wipe Your Ace last Ace transforms visual
Also published here 2001 1
Andrew Wimhurst Spread 'Em! Kings are produced, then Aces are found in face-down tabled spread by pulling them out, updated
Inspired by 2001 5
Simon Aronson Rap-Ace-ious Magician raps while locating the four Aces (credits for all the sleights used are given)
2001 184
Simon Aronson Revelations "Along the Way" Variation on Aces Awry
Inspired by 2001 202
Simon Aronson Direct to the Nines Extra idea to find Nines in fast way
Inspired by 2001 222
Simon Aronson Two by Four (Producing the Twos) Spell to three Twos, final Two produced with flourish
Variations 2001 226
Simon Aronson Spelling All Four Twos
Inspired by 2001 229
Simon Aronson Fit Four a King (Producing the Kings) Spells to all four Kings while trying to spell to selection, uses up whole deck
2001 231
Simon Aronson Mirror Kings Alternative spelling procedure for Fit Four a King with reverse Aronson order
2001 234
Harry Lorayne Royal HaLo four Ace cutting, count-down with indicator with final Ace, Royal Flush kicker
Inspired by 2001 57
Harry Lorayne Stop Me, Please performer does continuous cuts, spectator stops him, selection is there, also as four-Ace revelation
2001 97
Harry Lorayne Simple(?) Ace Revelation
2001 143
Harry Lorayne Jacks Are Better four Jacks are found instead of selection, then selection
Variations 2001 383
Harry Lorayne Really Quick
2001 557
Harry Lorayne Hokus Pokus four Ace production
Inspired byAlso published here 2001 571
Harry Lorayne Hokus Pokus Royal Royal Flush production
Inspired byAlso published here 2001 577
Dan Buck, Dave Buck Finding the Aces four-of-a-kind found while dealing through shuffled deck, doing face-up push-off second deals and glimpsing next card, also for vanishing named card(s)
2001 21
Steve Beam The Layover Aces appear one by one when the deck is turned over in hands
  • Walk On The Beach Variation
Also published here 2001 7
R. Paul Wilson Any Ace Called For: A Simpler Way spectator announces in which order the Aces should be produced, using Zarrow shuffles
Inspired by Nov. 2001
Ego (Vol. 1 No. 6)
10
Dan Buck, Dave Buck Collectors three selections lost, two Aces produced, then split into four Aces, selections visually appear between them
  • Version 2: Double Sandwich (with only two selections)
VariationsAlso published here 2001 9
Roberto Giobbi Manipulated Hazard four Aces and Royal Flush are produced
Also published here May 2001
Magic (Vol. 10 No. 9)
72
David Solomon Royal Mayo three royal flush card appear between jokers, the transform into the missing two cards to complete the royal flush, credit correction in Issue 10, p. 1
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here Nov./Dec. 2002
The Penumbra (Issue 4)
11
Bob King Magician v. Gambler four Queens produced and signed, then matching the cards with travelers finale
Related to 2002 15
Aaron Fisher Four-Card Revelation
VariationsAlso published here Dec. 2002
Genii (Vol. 65 No. 12)
42
Lee Asher Wipe Your Ace last Ace transforms visual
Also published here Jan./Feb. 2002
Mr. Gadfly (Vol. 2 No. 1)
17
Dai Vernon Just Injog
  • Nostalgia's A Breese!
plunger Aces handling
Also published here Jan./Feb. 2002
Mr. Gadfly (Vol. 2 No. 1)
60
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Finding the Flipping Aces using Hamman's Flip-Flop Force
Also published here May 2002
Ego (Vol. 1 No. 11)
16
Earl Nelson Any Cards Called spectator names a four of a kind and the order in which they should be produced
Inspired by 2002 1
Earl Nelson Bad Dream Sequence Magician outjogs four cards from a face down shuffled deck which turn out to be the aces, with presentation.
2002 12
Steve Beam The Layover Aces appear one by one when the deck is turned over in hands
Also published here Feb. 2002
Magic (Vol. 11 No. 6)
69
Frank Thompson Thompson's Aces
2003 1183
Frank Garcia Sign of Four production as deck is cut to table
2003 1199
Bruce Cervon, David Britland The California Angels visual Ace production, secret thin rubber band, two handlings, see further credits in Issue 6, p. 1
Inspired byVariations Jan./Feb. 2003
The Penumbra (Issue 5)
7
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson JS Ace Production
Inspired by 2003 13
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Flip-Over Flush four Aces show up reversed one by one and locate four Royal Flush cards
2003 138
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Flip-Over Couples Kings show up reversed one by one during cutting, and locate Queens
2003 139
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Express Aces Ace production one by one, using three-card catch
2003 152
Aaron Fisher Four-Card Revelation
Also published here 2003 31
Luis H. Trueba Control y Aparición de Ases Aces are lost in the deck and appear while deck is cut, tabled, one by one
2003 57
Eric Mead 3 Piece Combo Aces cut to, lost and found again, color separation kicker with Aces in wrong halves
Also published here 2003 21
Steve Beam The Layover Aces appear one by one when the deck is turned over in hands
  • Walk On The Beach Variation
2003 1
Ross Bertram A Very Sensitive Thumb left thumb riffles down and drags out Aces, one-handed
Mar. 2003
Genii (Vol. 66 No. 3)
61
Earl Nelson Exploding Aces tabled productions
Also published here 2003 43
Earl Nelson Sleeve Aces
Also published here 2003 67
Zenneth Kok Mouthing the Aces Aces are put one by one between lips as they are produced, last one is seen to have appeared there
Mar. 2003
Ego (Vol. 2 No. 14)
11
John Bannon Unlisted Ace Production
2004 25
Davide Costi Fan Production producing the four aces face up with two face down fans
2004 87
David Acer Lucky Day Spectator calls stop during Hindu shuffles, stops at four Aces
Inspired by 2004 32
Wesley James Trapped Ace Surprise "beta", spectator pushes ace in deck next to other ace, then four-card-catch
2004 19
Camilo Vázquez Dragon Aces four Ace production, incorrectly described in Garcia's book
Related toAlso published here 2004 194
William Duncan Triple-cut Ace Production
2004 3
William Duncan Two At Once
2004 6
Peter Duffie, Aldo Colombini, Robin Robertson Famous Find the Kings Trick performer cuts to Kings, they change to Aces, using Killer Count
2004 25
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Rapid-Fire Aces using BMT and Henry Christ Force
2004 16
Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Finding the Flipping Aces using Hamman's Flip-Flop Force
Also published here 2004 135
Justin Higham Side-Faro Ace Location four ace production / location
2005 3
Piet Forton Die überraschenden Stop Asse three Aces are produced while doing a Hindu shuffle, then random card with different back is produced, card changes into las Ace, and backs of other Aces change too
Also published here
  • "Surprise Stop Aces" in "Magic Circle Magic" p. 89. 1963.
2005 12
Piet Forton Aeroplane Trick oder Die Fallschirmspringer airplane is built with cards, aces are produced with drop-out-move
2005 15
James Swain Expulsion of Aces
  • The Card Expert
Aces found two by two, then the Kings with two friction tosses
Dec. 2005
Genii (Vol. 68 No. 12)
102
Rick Merrill Slip, Flip, Pop quick one-at-a-time revelation in pop-out position
Inspired byRelated to 2005 15
Jack Carpenter Aces in Action red aces produced, change to black aces, reds reproduced
2006 17
Eric Mead Three-Piece Combo Aces cut to, lost and found again, color separation kicker with Aces in wrong halves
Related toAlso published here 2006 65
Christoph Borer Gamblers Ace Opener
Also published here 2006 64
Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves Uplifting red Ace "rises" plunger like from deck, then other red Ace, they sandwich selection in center
2006
Prolix (Issue 1)
8
Jack Avis Routine to Locate the Aces Aces are lost and found
2006 90
Jack Avis The "Professional" Cuts the Aces
2006 112
Denis Behr Magic Monthly named four-of-a-kind is produced and transforms into second named quartet
2007 33
Benjamin Earl Hand Built by Trees gambling demonstrations with Aces, pack then revealed to be four solid blocks with Aces at the face of each
Inspired by 2007 14
Andi Gladwin Spellace Red Aces spelled to and placed aside. Black Aces spelled to, but find red Aces (transposition).
2007 68
David Solomon The King Thing Revisited Kings found, lost again, produced from different locations
Inspired by
  • "The King Thing" (Richard Sanders Video)
2007 71
David Solomon Royal Mayo three royal flush card appear between jokers, the transform into the missing two cards to complete the royal flush
Also published here 2007 18
Harry Lorayne The (N)Eye(N) Popper
  • Hidden Gems
production of Nines that flip over in various ways, tabled, motivated by Tally-Ho Card Case
Also published here July 2007
Genii (Vol. 70 No. 7)
24
Benjamin Earl Logical Strip Discovery Using the Logical Strip-Cut Force during an Ace Production or with a stacked deck
Related to 2008 16
Justin Higham Illogical Strip Cut Aces locate all four Aces using Illogical Strip Cut Force
Inspired byRelated to 2008 17
Kevin Ho Conspiracy of Four Find three Sevens, the fourth card is an Ace, then three Sevens all change to Aces
2008 44
Allan Slaight Kings Go Fourth chosen King spelled to, then other Kings found as well
Also published here
  • Precursor, Dec. 1984
2008 91
Allan Slaight Before and After faro
Also published here 2008 102
Howard Hamburg Aces Galore aces are produced on table, selection appears sandwiched
2009 31
Steve Reynolds A Spin on the Color-Changing Deck find four Aces from the deck, rest of deck changes color
Inspired byVariations 2009 60
Jason England A Faro Trap one-by-one ace location from incomplete faro position
2009 11
Grace Ann Morgan Calling The Shot performer cuts to three selections one at a time, also as Ace cutting
Inspired by
  • Terry LaGerould effect
2009 38
Justin Higham IDF Bluff Ace Production
Related to 2009 19
Patrick Dessi La localisation finding named four-of-a-kind
2009 47
John Guastaferro Extra-verted "A variation using five cards"
Inspired by 2010 22
John Guastaferro, Jack Carpenter Mr. E. Takes a Stroll in-the-hands variation
Inspired by 2010 25
Steve Reynolds Neo Slap Aces Aces appear on deck one by one
Inspired by 2010 22
Pit Hartling Ases el Orden four Ace production, with shuffle elements, being in a certain order at the end, Finding way home procedure
  • Acrobatic Aces
  • Gun Trick
  • Liebenow Card Peeling
Related to 2010
El Manuscrito (Vol. 3 No. 14)
388
Roberto Giobbi Chance by Plan four Aces and Royal Flush are produced
Also published here 2010 60
Ryan Schlutz Otto Finder four-of-a-kind found in four ways
2011 109
Tony Cabral In Your Face Aces Ace production, optional Assembly follow-up
Inspired by
  • "Aces in their Faces" (Bob Kohler)
2011 22
Harry Lorayne To Catch A Royal four Aces produced, they change into Royal Flush
Inspired byRelated to 2011 34
Harry Lorayne Don't Blink quick three-card revelation, also for four cards
2011 169
Patrick Page Big Money Aces performer locates the Aces, then a Jumbo coin appears under the fan of Acea
2011 64
David Acer Lickety Flip Ace split in two, suddenly all four Aces are produced
Also published here 2011 141
Tom Gagnon Rhythm Aces
2011 152
Jason Dean, William Goodwin Trinary Aces in-the-hands
Apr. 2011
Genii (Vol. 74 No. 4)
21
Darwin Ortiz Rouge et Noir aces lost and found, then colors separate
Inspired by 2012 157
Steve Beam The Layover Aces appear one by one when the deck is turned over in hands
Also published here 2012 29
Steve Beam 'Walt on the Beach' Variation The Layover, using double facer cards
2012 32
Peter Duffie Ace Cutter in-the-hands Ace production
2012 13
John Guastaferro M.I.T. Aces aces found, they change place with single selection, "Magician In Trouble"
2013 11
Benjamin Earl Selective Isolation any Ace called for
2013 4
Jason Ladanye The Quick Change Artist
Variations 2013 17
Steven Hamilton Breakdown a Four chosen, an Ace pulled off and a Three remains, repeated until four Aces are produced
Inspired by
  • "Aces from the Fore" (Stephen Tucker, marketed)
Related to
2013 68
Doug Edwards Aced Out production of red and black Aces
2013 21
Dominique Duvivier Four Aces Garcia/Duvivier tabled
June 2013
Genii (Vol. 76 No. 6)
77
Salvador Sufrate Aparición de Ases Aces pop out of fan one by one
Also published here 2013
El Manuscrito (Vol. 6 No. 23)
738
Justin Higham Multiple IDF
  • IDF Jokers
  • IDF Ace-Cutting
Related to 2013 20
Tony Picasso HustleHood flashy routine for production of Queens
2013 86
John Bannon Aces Over Easy performer stops four times during over overhand shuffle, Aces shown at bottom of packets, Aces lost, they are shown reversed in center
Inspired by
  • "LJ Double-Undercut Aces" (Larry Jennings)
Also published here
  • Card Magic USA, Peter Duffie, 2010
2013 217
Benjamin Earl Henry Topped not much relation to Christ Aces plot anymore
Related toAlso published here 2014 2
Benjamin Earl Wide Awake Scream two of four lost aces travel to pockets, one ace appears in spectator's hands and deck vanishes leaving last ace
Also published here 2014 5
Benjamin Earl Real Ace Cutting thoughts on cutting four Aces from a shuffled deck
  • Method/approach/philosophy
  • Technical Notes
  • Performance Notes
  • Final Thoughts
Also published here 2014 25
Joseph Barry A Blackjack Production four blackjack hands produced
Also published here 2014 10
Joseph Barry A Blackjack Production production of four blackjacks (Aces and Jacks)
Also published here 2014 8
Bébel Le Big Bang four Queens appear, then they change into Aces
2014 4
Kiko Pastur Ases Soplados Aces are blown out of the deck on by one, two from spread, one in squared deck and one while cards are dribbled
2014 23
Gabi Pareras 3° Aparición card is selected and three mates are produced, brief
2014 41
Steve Mayhew Flash Ace Production as four small packets are cut from deck, an Ace appears face up on top of each
Also published here 2014 38
Steve Mayhew Keep Your Hands In Your Pockets with one hand in pocket, performer produces selection on top of deck while it is behind his back, a second card is selected and its three mates are produced behind his back in similar fashion, hand is brought out from pocket and it holds the three mates of first selection, no jacket
Related to 2014 154
Helder Guimarães The Solo Act
  • 1. Triumph
  • 2. Anti-Oil and Water
  • 3. Kings Production
  • Finale - Cards to New Deck Order
2015 35
Steve Beam The Lower Forty-Eight four-Ace location, faces of the rest of the deck vanish and reappear on a 48-on-one single card
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 2015 173