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'''Card to Card Case''' is a trick in which the magician causes a selected card to transport to the card case. [[Edward Marlo]] pioneered many of the methods for doing the trick with sleight-of-hand and regular cards, and the trick was popularized by Chicago bartender [[Matt Schulien]] in the fifties. | '''Card to Card Case''' is a [[Card to Impossible Location]] type trick in which the magician causes a selected card to transport to the card case. [[Edward Marlo]] pioneered many of the methods for doing the trick with sleight-of-hand and regular cards, and the trick was popularized by Chicago bartender [[Matt Schulien]] in the fifties. | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
* '''Adhesive Cards and Tricks Therewith''' Professor Hoffmann, [[Latest Magic]] (1918, page 10) | |||
* '''The Flying Card''' ([[Professor Hoffmann]]): [[Jean Hugard]], ''[[Encyclopedia of Card Tricks]]'' (1937, p. 105). | * '''The Flying Card''' ([[Professor Hoffmann]]): [[Jean Hugard]], ''[[Encyclopedia of Card Tricks]]'' (1937, p. 105). | ||
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** Ed Marlo, ''[[Cardially Yours (Marlo)|Cardially Yours]]'' (2008, p. 37). | ** Ed Marlo, ''[[Cardially Yours (Marlo)|Cardially Yours]]'' (2008, p. 37). | ||
* '''Card from Case''': Ed Marlo, ''[[The Side Steal]]'' (1957, pp. 38-39). | * '''Card from Case''': Ed Marlo, ''[[Side Steal (Book)|The Side Steal]]'' (1957, pp. 38-39). | ||
* '''The Card in the Card Case''' ([[Matt Schulien]]): [[Phil Willmarth]], ''[[The Magic of Matt Schulien]]'' (1959, p. 26). | * '''The Card in the Card Case''' ([[Matt Schulien]]): [[Phil Willmarth]], ''[[The Magic of Matt Schulien]]'' (1959, p. 26). | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:53, 29 January 2015
Card to Card Case is a Card to Impossible Location type trick in which the magician causes a selected card to transport to the card case. Edward Marlo pioneered many of the methods for doing the trick with sleight-of-hand and regular cards, and the trick was popularized by Chicago bartender Matt Schulien in the fifties.
Publications
- Adhesive Cards and Tricks Therewith Professor Hoffmann, Latest Magic (1918, page 10)
- The Flying Card (Professor Hoffmann): Jean Hugard, Encyclopedia of Card Tricks (1937, p. 105).
- Marlo's Card to Card Case: Edward Marlo, Deck Deception (1942, pp. 19-20).
- Card to Card Case: Ed Marlo, Marlo's Discoveries (1946).
- Ed Marlo, Early Marlo (1964, p. 58).
- M-U-M, Vol. 58 No. 12 (May 1969, p. 30).
- J. G. Thompson, The Living End (1970, p. 21).
- Ed Marlo, Cardially Yours (2008, p. 37).
- Card from Case: Ed Marlo, The Side Steal (1957, pp. 38-39).
- The Card in the Card Case (Matt Schulien): Phil Willmarth, The Magic of Matt Schulien (1959, p. 26).
- Way Ahead Card to Card Case (Eddie Fields): Jon Racherbaumer: The Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields (1968, pp. 6-10).
- A Marlo Variation (Ed Marlo): Jon Racherbaumer, The Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields (1968, pp. 10-12).
- Repeat Signed Card to Case (Edward Marlo): The Hierophant, No. 3 (Spring 1970, pp. 106-112).
- Jon Racherbaumer, The Legendary Hierophant (1998, pp. 379-386).
- Skinning the Cat (Ed Marlo): The Hierophant, No. 4 (Summer 1970, pp. 185-186).
- Jon Racherbaumer, The Legendary Hierophant (1998, pp. 77-379).
- Clipped Card to Case: Ed Marlo, Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 2 (1977, pp. 185-190).
- On the Card to Case: Ed Marlo, Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 4 (1981, pp. 14-62).
- Solomon's Original Method (Dave Solomon): Ed Marlo, Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 4 (1981, pp. 18-19).
- The Other Solomon Original (Dave Solomon): Ed Marlo, Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 4 (1981, pp. 32-33).
- Manual Methods: Ed Marlo, Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 4 (1981, pp. 35-62).
- More Thoughts on the Card to Case: Ed Marlo, Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 4 (1981, pp. 63-66).
- Signed Card to Card Case (William P. Miesel): Precursor, No. 29 (January 1991, pp. 18-19).
- House Guest (Ernest Earick): Stephen Minch, By Forces Unseen (1993, pp. 53-62).
- Straight to the Eight: William P. Miesel, Visionary Card Effects (1995, pp. 61-64).
- Brewskis' Card to Cardcase: Kevin Kelly and Armando Gutierrez, A Pasteboard Odyssey (1997, pp. 21-22).
- Card to Card Case: Jerry Mentzer, Card File Two (2000, pp. 158-161).
- Going Down (Jay Sankey): Jon Racherbaumer, Sankey Unleashed (2004. pp. 33-34).
- Brute Force Opening: Denis Behr, Handcrafted Card Magic (2007, pp. 14-19).
- The Case of the Card in the Card Case (My Favorite Card Trick): Ron Bauer, The Ron Bauer 2008 Lecture (2008, pp. 29-31).