| Welcome to the library research page. Here you will find our scattered research of information we feel is useful gathered from piecing together the information in the Magic Library. We only have so much time so please help us in logging this information by emailing your findings to admin@phatus.com or post them to the “Magic Library Forum“. Thank you. |
| Get Together - pages 44 and 45 from, The Little Giant Encyclopedia of Card & Magic Tricks
By Diagram Group. A simple easy self worker. (Ive already come up with some simple tweaks that will make this a much more powerful trick). Effect: The deck is cut in two, the spectator takes one half, the magician takes the other. Each choose a card, place them each in their respective packets, the packets are joined, cut and the two cards have magically paired inside the deck. |
| Buckley’s Top Palm Slide Off - pages 67-68 from, Card Control: Practical Methods and Forty Original Card Experiments By Arthur Effect: An brilliant top palm technique that can be done invisibly to the spectator. (took me quite some time to understand what the author was describing but I think I get it now, well worth the time. ) |
| Buckley’s method of cutting cards to the top of the pack. - pages 78-79 of Card Control: Practical Methods and Forty Original Card Experiments By Arthur Effect: A nice way of confusingly double cutting a card to the top when seeing the selected card is not a factor as the deck is upsidedown in this one. |
| “The Stabbed Card” - page 127 & 128 The Art of Magic By T. Nelson Downs Effect: A clever method the to classic, you select card, shuffle deck, spread, I STAB! only problem with this technique is it leaves you a bit dirty at the end. |
| The Torn Card pages 139-142 - Modern magic By Professor Hoffman - I believe this may be for a makeshift intersessor type of mechanism, not sure looks very interesting. |
| The Phantom Artist - pages 100-102 of Practical Mental Magic By Theodore Annemann. EFFECT: A classic trick publish in this book in 1983 that has been resurrected recently to the form of a street magic effect. |


