Add to ORKGOne of the most mysterious of all spelling tricks with cards, not well known today even to magicians, was invented by the American magician Howard Adams. He published it in his now rare 1984 booklet with the strange title OICUFESP (Oh, I see you have ESP). Since then it has appeared with slight variations in several others books. I urge you to get a deck of cards and astonish yourself by following these instructions
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Mathematical card effects offer both beginning and experienced magicians an opportunity to entertain...
The following routine was published in the October, 1987 issue of The Linking Ring, the trade journa...
Magic spelling tricks have a special appeal to those of us with a passion for recreational linguisti...
In February\u27s Magic Spells article an ostensibly new spelling magic effect was offered. At the ...
A magician gives a member of the audience 20 cards to shuffle. After the cards are thoroughly mixed,...
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Magical Mathematics reveals the secrets of amazing, fun-to-perform card tricks--and the profound mat...
In this project, we explore various mathematical topics as they apply to an assortment of card trick...
This trick is based on a paper-fold idea by Max Maven that I included in my Sterling book Mental Mag...
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In the November 1968 and the May 1977 Word Ways, I described the use of the word BIBLE ATLAS GOOSE T...
A royal flush in poker consists of the ace, king, queen, jack and ten, all in the same suit. Our mag...
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Starting lessons with a good story, captures students imagination. The story then leads nicely into ...
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