The title of this manuscript indicates that four classical plots are being covered.
- Classical Quickie transforms a "wrong" card to a "right" one, but the speed and visibility of the methods make it different. It's quick, interesting, and mysterious. You have several methods to choose.
- Doubly Ambitious takes the Ambitious plot out of the humdrum class.
- Double Transposition effects will give you a sense of happy accomplishment.
- Chameleon Queens inevitably intrigue audiences fascinated by repeated transformations.
The manuscript does not ignore the technical side with a set of techniques and moves that today have become classics on their own. Jon Racherbaumer added his revisions, amendments, and further moves to the original manuscript from 1956.
Table of Contents
- Original Foreword
- Introduction
- TOOLS
- D'Amico Spread
- Marlo's Pivot Spread
- Variation One
- Racherbaumer Spread
- Rhod Spread
- Third-Card Spread
- Marlo-Curry Change
- Break-Less Curry Change
- Open Reverse
- APPLICATIONS
- Classical Quickie
- Eight Methods
- Chameleon Queens
- Doubly Ambitious
- Two-Card Transpositions
1st edition 1956, 3rd edition 2002, PDF 30 pages.
word count: 8455 which is equivalent to 33 standard pages of text
