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--- cards:stop_trick [2013/10/26 18:09] – link fixed denisbehr
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 ====== Stop Trick ======
-The first description of this effect appears to be in D. H. A. Kerndörffer's 1820 German text, //Der kleine Taschenspieler und Magier//, p. 256 (according to Reinhard Müller in his //Buckley 30 Escorial 2004//, p. 18. Two methods were given: a crude center deal technique done from an injog (later reinvented by Max Katz in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/38684/Hugard+s+magic+monthly/73|Hugard's Magic Monthly]]//, Vol. 14, No. 7, Dec. 1956, p. 505), and the use of a one-way forcing deck. Robert-Houdin also features a method in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/29472/The+Secrets+of+Conjuring+and+Magic/289|The Secrets of Conjuring and Magic]]//, 1868, p. 269, under the title "NOW!".
+According to Reinhard Müller in his //Buckley 30 Escorial 2004//, 2004, p. 18, the first description of this effect appears to be in D. H. A. Kerndörffer's 1820 German text, //Der kleine Taschenspieler und Magier//, p. 256. Two methods were given: a crude center deal technique done from an injog (later reinvented by Max Katz in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/38684/Hugard+s+magic+monthly/73|Hugard's Magic Monthly]]//, Vol. 14 No. 7, Dec. 1956, p. 505), and the use of a one-way forcing deck. Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin also featured a method in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/29472/The+Secrets+of+Conjuring+and+Magic/289|The Secrets of Conjuring and Magic]]//, 1868, p. 269, under the title "NOW!"
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