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perfectos \n "a new principle in card magic"
card chosen, wrong card changes into selection, half-waxed pairs, back card is force card \n eric f. impey \n perfectos \n eric f. impey
1928
original card mysteries
Eric F. Impey
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Perfectos
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1928
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stabbing location \n \n eric f. impey
1928
original card mysteries
Eric F. Impey
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card at number \n card at small number is forced card, cards dealt face up \n eric f. impey
1928
original card mysteries
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the mirage principle \n svengali pack with rough-smooth principle and cards are short and also narrow \n ralph w. hull
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ralph W. Hull
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The Mirage Principle
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mirage deck \n deck changes in duplicates of selection, svengali/mirage deck \n ralph w. hull
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
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the eye popper \n svengali/mirage deck \n ralph w. hull
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Ralph W. Hull
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The Eye Popper
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phoned thots \n mirage deck \n orville wayne meyer
1939
the jinx
Orville Wayne Meyer
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Dec. 1939
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double edged sword of might \n two card prediction, one-ahead, mirage deck \n jack vosburgh
1940
the jinx
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Double Edged Sword of Might
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1940
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a remarkable coincidence \n two cards chosen from two decks match, repeat, two-way mirage decks \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks
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1942
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any number over telephone \n rough-smooth forcing deck, a person called who should name any odd number \n u. f. grant \n grant's terrific telephone test \n u. f. grant
1948
grant's inner circle magazine
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"how right you are!" \n routine with mirage deck, with roughing fluid formula
- the "rough and smooth" pack
- to show the cards all different
- to shuffle the cards (overhand)
- the force
- to take two cards as one
- the routine (see following items) \n lewis ganson
1950
routined manipulation — part one
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phase 1 \n stop trick \n lewis ganson \n spectator locates card \n unknown
1950
routined manipulation — part one
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phase 2 \n six heaps made, spectator puts coin on one, on top is his selection \n lewis ganson \n spectator locates card \n unknown
1950
routined manipulation — part one
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phase 3 \n card stabbed in newspaper-wrapped deck \n lewis ganson \n stabbing in newspaper \n unknown
1950
routined manipulation — part one
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climax \n card appears on back of spectator \n lewis ganson \n card on spectator's back \n unknown
1950
routined manipulation — part one
Lewis Ganson
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mein rauh-glatt-forcierspiel \n as jochini, stripper & rough/smooth forcing deck \n jochen zmeck \n in "die zauberkunst"
1957
hokus pokus
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Mein Rauh-Glatt-Forcierspiel
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a rough prediction \n open prediction methods using a roughed forcing deck, performer deals
- first presentation (spectator stops as performer deals)
- second presentation (spectator thinks of a number and then stops dealing at the number, "did you think of number x?")
- third presentation (spectator thinks of one of the indifferent cards, predicted card is next to it)
- fourth presentation (two cards end up in the same position in two halves)
- fifth presentation (prediction card made with another deck) \n edward marlo
1959
ibidem
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svengali's double prediction \n two predictions written on faces of two cards match selections \n edward marlo \n double impromptu touch \n edward marlo
1959
ibidem
Edward Marlo
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mein rauh-glatt-forcierspiel \n partially roughed svengali deck, mirage \n jochen zmeck
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil i
Jochen Zmeck
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Mein Rauh-Glatt-Forcierspiel
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die drei wünsche \n spectator finds his card after making several choices, mirage type deck, ends clean \n walter wenger \n magie, vol. 36 no. 4, april 1956
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil i
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Die Drei Wünsche
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schneller als das auge \n ambitious phases with mirage deck, also as double ambitious phase \n jochen zmeck \n ralph w. hull
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil i
Jochen Zmeck, Ralph W. Hull
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erfüllte gedankenwünsche \n two cards selected and spectators find them with small number or stop, two-card mirage deck, partial rough-smooth \n al koran
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil ii
Al Koran
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three way mentalism \n several decks used, brainwave and forcing deck, card found reversed and other by stabbing knife next to it \n ace gorham
1963
the new jinx
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Three Way Mentalism
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May 1963
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predictafors \n card at named number is predicted, 1-0-1 mirage deck \n roy johnson
1970
the roy johnson lecture notes
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1970
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another brain wave \n two decks, same card reversed \n sam dalal
1970
talisman
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double vision \n two cards predicted on paper slips, using ballpoint pen with pencil lead, mirage deck \n sam dalal \n magigram (rough-smooth part, by sam dalal)
1974
the pallbearers review
Sam Dalal
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Double Vision
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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 \n die macht es unterbewusstseins \n carl montada
1974
the pallbearers review
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forcing from mirage deck \n counting face-up \n eric williams
1974
the pallbearers review
Eric Williams
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the sub - conscious \n \n gerald kosky
1975
the magic of gerald kosky
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The Sub - Conscious
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tape recorder prediction \n prediction on tape of a number, a card and the relation between black and red objects (miraskill) \n gerald kosky
1975
the magic of gerald kosky
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phone-ey intuition \n person is called during show to name a number, predicted card is found at that position \n gerald kosky
1975
the magic of gerald kosky
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1975
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forcing from a forcing deck \n comments \n will dexter
1978
intermagic
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July 1978
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the svengali principle \n explaining the principle, with reproduced ad by burling hull from 1909
- short ends
- short corners
- scallop shorts (& combined cuts)
- roughed svengali deck \n karl fulves
1983
a history of the brainwave principle
Karl Fulves
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The Svengali Principle
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1983
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perfectos \n half-waxed pairs, back card is force card \n eric f. impey \n perfectos \n eric f. impey
1983
a history of the brainwave principle
Eric F. Impey
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Perfectos
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1983
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the sawed deck \n two jumbo decks are used, one card is selected from a red deck and placed in an envelope, other deck is sawed in two with a toy saw and two halves are selected, card in envelope is a split-faced card matching both halves, credit information \n scotty york \n "banana split" (repro magic marketed item) \n the skill compatibility test \n scotty york
1988
a rumor in their own time
Scotty York
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The Sawed Deck
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Inspired by- "Banana Split" (Repro Magic marketed item)
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1988
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nomen omen \n names written on backs of every card, one card chosen from front and one from back, other side of each card predicted
- part i: predicting the card
- part ii: predicting the name
- further suggestions
-- the immortals
-- for trade shows
-- the romantics
-- a psychic fantasy
-- a quick gag
-- loose ends \n david acer \n nomen omen \n david acer \n nomen omen: three approaches \n david acer \n ken schwabe \n michel huot
1990
nomen omen
David Acer
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Nomen Omen
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1990
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the skill compatibility test \n two jumbo decks are used, one card is selected from a red deck and placed in an envelope, other deck is sawed in two with a toy saw and two halves are selected, card in envelope is a split-faced card matching both halves \n scotty york \n the sawed deck \n scotty york
1993
for your eyes only
Scotty York
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The Skill Compatibility Test
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1993
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point of thought \n spectator thinks of a card and removes this with two others from a deck, performer removes card with arrow from second deck, it points to thought-of card and matches it \n richard bartram, jr. \n mystification \n another point of thought \n jerry mentzer
1993
card file
Richard Bartram, Jr.
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Point of Thought
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1993
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point of thought \n two decks, performer removes card with arrow on back which points on selection in other deck, when card is turned over it is the same card, with pop-eyed eye-popper deck \n richard bartram, jr.
1993
mystification
Richard Bartram, Jr.
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Point of Thought
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1993
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the polygraph pack \n performer deals through cards and names them, he lies at chosen card and spectator spots the lie \n norman barlow
1995
syzygy
Norman Barlow
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The Polygraph Pack
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1995
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full disclosure \n performer deals, mirage deck \n karl fulves
1996
13 prophets
Karl Fulves
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Full Disclosure
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1996
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you think... it's gone \n two decks, spectator says stop anytime while dealing through one deck, that card is noted, when opening the other case, only that one card is inside, partial mirage deck \n tony binarelli \n you think... it's gone \n tony binarelli
1999
genii
Tony Binarelli
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You Think... It's Gone
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charade \n blindfolded performer stops spectator while dealing through one half and vice versa, the cards match, then spectator selects a card and puts it in other half and performer finds it \n andy nyman \n charade \n andy nyman \n charade \n andy nyman
1999
kosher products
Andy Nyman
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Charade
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1999
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the distance burning \n card chosen and burned/torched a bit, in a prediction deck the same card has burn marks, voodoo \n paul hallas \n "the fire ritual" (paul hallas, marketed item)
2002
ego
Paul Hallas
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The Distance Burning
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the triple prediction \n gambling theme, using die, dart and cards \n robert cassidy
2004
the artful mentalism of bob cassidy
Robert Cassidy
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The Triple Prediction
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2004
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any card at any number \n variation on richardson routine, using fingers of spectator to form a number \n wonder man fred \n barrie richardson \n any card at any number (the platform version) \n barrie richardson
2004
semi-mental journey
Wonder Man Fred, Barrie Richardson
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Any Card At Any Number
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2004
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the green die mystery \n selection is shuffled in the deck, die is thrown and spectator as many times as he wants, selection is found at total \n bob ostin \n "the green die mystery" in "club 71" autumn 2003.
2005
bob ostin — a lifetime of magical inventions
Bob Ostin
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The Green Die Mystery
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Related to- "The Green Die Mystery" in "Club 71" Autumn 2003.
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2005
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two routines for the pecking bird \n forcing stack and rough and smooth solutions \n bob ostin
2005
bob ostin — a lifetime of magical inventions
Bob Ostin
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Two Routines For The Pecking Bird
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2005
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die macht es unterbewusstseins \n "auch bekannt als acan - (any card at any number)" \n carl montada \n mental opener \n robert parrish
2008
gedanken zum lesen
Carl Montada
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Die Macht es Unterbewusstseins
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weitere ideen zum svengali oder mirage deck \n spectator stops at his selection \n carl montada
2008
gedanken zum lesen
Carl Montada
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Weitere Ideen zum Svengali oder Mirage Deck
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2008
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charade \n blindfolded performer stops spectator while dealing through one half and vice versa, the cards match, then spectator selects a card and puts it in other half and performer finds it \n andy nyman \n charade \n andy nyman
2009
genii
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charade \n blindfolded performer stops spectator while dealing through one half and vice versa, the cards match, then spectator selects a card and puts it in other half and performer finds it \n andy nyman \n charade \n andy nyman
2010
bulletproof
Andy Nyman
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Charade
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2010
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nomen omen \n names written on backs of every card, one card chosen from front and one from back, other side of each card predicted \n david acer \n nomen omen \n david acer
2011
more power to you
David Acer
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Nomen Omen
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2011
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the trick that cannot be explained \n - cardopolis
top card is predicted after a spectator's shuffle \n david britland
2011
genii
David Britland
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The Trick That Cannot Be Explained
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Feb. 2011
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you think... it's gone \n two decks, spectator says stop anytime while dealing through one deck, that card is noted, when opening the other case, only that one card is inside, partial mirage deck \n tony binarelli \n you think... it's gone \n tony binarelli
2012
genii
Tony Binarelli
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You Think... It's Gone
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the split deck \n deck chopped in half, card chosen from both halves, they match \n mike caveney \n bob haskell's "split deck"
2013
wonders
Mike Caveney
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The Split Deck
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2013
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switch-blade \n spectator stabe knife into deck, performer divines card at that position and its position, then stabs to it in napkin-wrapped deck, pop-eyed popper deck \n eric richardson \n "rizzio's dagger" (tom hawbecker, hugard's magic monthly, mar. 1953)
2015
genii
Eric Richardson
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Switch-Blade
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the rashomon effect \n three spectators select cards, they turn out to be the same, half mirage deck \n mike pisciotta \n the rashomon effect \n mike pisciotta
2016
from the depths
Mike Pisciotta
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The Rashomon Effect
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2016
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the rashomon effect \n three spectators select cards, they turn out to be the same, half mirage deck \n mike pisciotta \n the rashomon effect \n mike pisciotta
2019
as within, so without
Mike Pisciotta
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The Rashomon Effect
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2019
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in flight \n deck shuffled and examined, rubber bands placed around it and three cards peeked at which are divined, reverse mirage deck \n david regal
2019
interpreting magic
David Regal
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In Flight
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2019
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two ships (that pass in the night) \n two spectators get a red- and blue-backed deck each, decks not touched again by performer, each choses a card, the cards transpose reversed between decks \n david regal
2019
interpreting magic
David Regal
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Two Ships (That Pass in the Night)
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2019
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trevor hall's direct mind reading \n - cardopolis
guessing the method of hall's effect, one card thought of from a spread and one chosen by cutting, both divined \n david britland \n "direct mind reading" (trevor hall, marketed 1956)
2020
genii
David Britland
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Trevor Hall's Direct Mind Reading
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Inspired by- "Direct Mind Reading" (Trevor Hall, marketed 1956)
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Feb. 2020
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the trick that can be explained \n sure fire \n roberto giobbi
2021
sharing secrets
Roberto Giobbi
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The Trick That Can Be Explained
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2021
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buffalo john \n combination of million dollar bill mystery, barcode gag, before your eyes prediction on dry-erase board, bill transformation in himber wallet, hat tear, $100 bill switch \n john graham \n buffalo bill \n harry anderson \n "million dollar" bill mystery \n u. f. grant \n before your eyes \n norman ashworth
2021
stage by stage
John Graham
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Buffalo John
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jumbo card prediction \n reproduced unpublished instructions from 1991, partial mirage deck \n eugene burger \n the devil´s deck \n eugene burger
2021
eugene burger: final secrets
Eugene Burger
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Jumbo Card Prediction
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spectator locates magician's card again \n deck shuffled, performer and spectator each select a card from half the deck, performer's selection is written down, they find each other's card \n unnamed magician \n double thought \n al koran
2025
midnight sessions
Unnamed Magician
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