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Controlled Coincidence
by Victor Farelli

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Controlled Coincidence by Victor Farelli

A subtle system for card workers. Four card miracles.

Excerpt from the introduction:

In the Winter of 1928, or early in the following Spring, Messrs. Bagshawe & Co. issued a catalogue entitled "New Magic," in which an item called "Card Control" appeared. Briefly, the effect was that any card (not forced) could be taken from a pack - if desired, in the performer's absence - and the performer was able always to locate in the pack a card of the same VALUE and a card of the same SUIT, as that chosen.

Being struck by the novelty of the effect I wrote to Mr. Bagshawe, requesting him to send me the trick and adding: "As a matter of experiment I have worked out a method to obtain the same result as you do with Card Control. I shall be glad when the instructions arrive, as I am anxious to know if I am on the right track as regards the method."

As a matter of fact, I was entirely wrong, my system being quite different from the original. However, Mr. Bagshawe thinks my version of the effect an improvement .... hence this little booklet.

  • Introduction
  • Arrangement of the Cards
  • A Strange Coincidence
  • The Reversal
  • Choice Foretold
  • The Marvellous Discovery
  • Suggestions and "Tips"

1st edition 1931, 16 pages; PDF 16 pages.
word count: 4853 which is equivalent to 19 standard pages of text



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