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''"The pass is not absolutely essential to card conjuring and any trick can be performed without using it."'' **The Malone Shift ([[Bill Malone]])

* The Yankee Magic Collector #11 (co-editor with [[Ed Hill]]) (2004) * The Yankee Magic Collector #11 (2004)

* Page 11: '''Utility Switch''' * Page 32: '''Gone''' ([[Bill Simon]])

'''Magicana''' was a magic newsletter started by [[Bill Woodfield]] in 1946 as a ''"A Trade Paper for Magicians"'' when he was 18 ...field then made the same deal with Bill Larsen Sr. for [[Genii]] magazine. Bill promised total editorial Freedom and Magicana started running inside of Gen

...ury. Goldston uses two boomerang shapes with boy scouts drawn on them. The trick is presented as a guessing game, proving the spectator wrong after they poi ...he official registers does, however, not reveal any patent issued for this trick. Irrespective of their patent claims, this original version has been copied

*5. Dunninger's Mental Card Trick by Joseph Dunninger *6. Behind the Back Card Trick by Carmine Laino

11 Better Yet Box Rod And Rings Challenge 13 New (?) Reverse Card Trick

*9 The Five Pellets and Cards Trick *9 Judah's Improvement on his Pellet Trick

...owyer", by Sid Lorraine, page 20</ref> <ref>The Linking Ring, Vol. 30, No. 11, January 1951, "Tom Bowyer Commemoration", by Sid Lorraine, page 19</ref>

** Wesley James, ''[[Stop Fooling Us!]]'' (1990, pp. 11-14). * '''ETC.''' ([[Ed Marlo]]): ''[[Kabbala]]'', Vol. 1 No. 11 (July 1972, p. 89).

* '''Shorty''': Ray Grismer, 1978. ([[Shortchange Trick]]) * '''Foxiest''': Ray Grismer, 1981. (Five-Person [[Princess Trick]])

...e window, Ron Bauer walked through the door of his first magic shop at age 11, and he was hooked. He trained in Portland, Oregon, under [[Ted and Marie H ...Kalush]]'s New York City Conference 1994'' by [[Lance Pierce]], 1996, pp. 11-12</ref> When [[Lance Pierce]] published a private book containing all the

| align="right"|11-12 | "The Continuous Spelling Trick"

| number = 11 *Page 07: Capping the Bill (Miscellaneous Props) by [[Stewart Hanley]]

*Page 10-11: Cards by William W. Larsen, Sr. & T. Page Wright *Page 15: Thoughts are Things - The Stull Rising Card Trick (Article) by [[Dariel Fitzkee]]

*Page 78: The Bottle, the Lemon and the Bill (Miscellaneous Props) by Irving Joslyn *Page 86: A "Different" Shadow Trick (Miscellaneous Props) by Robert Skull

*Page 80: Indian Rope Trick Flopped (Article) by Rex, the Ace Magician *Page 82: An Easy Trick (Cards) by Fritz Braue

...zvani used small pincushions that looked like tomatoes, Benson adapted the trick using [[sponge balls]]. The Benson Bowl also included a sponge ball vanish [[Don Alan]] is often connected to the trick; he became well known for his [[Don Alan Bowl Routine]].

...Holdup Trick, silk to Match Box, the Pip Card, Ink bottle and Turnip, bill Trick. Oswald Rae had a great line of patter and making wonderful impressions du ...primarily to entertainments for private parties.<ref>The Linking Ring Vol. 11, Mar 1931 - Feb 1932, BRITISH RING PERSONALITIES, No. 1—OSWALD RAE, p. 1

*Page 08 (Mail) ''Messages'' by Dan E. Mayers, Luis Iglesias, Bill Perron *Page 11: (News) ''Knights at the Magic Castle'' by Jules Lenier