Hidden Agenda 2

1994
Written by Peter Duffie
Work of Peter Duffie
18 pages (Stapled), without pagination, published by Selfpublished
Illustrated with drawings
Language: English
17 entries
Cover photograph
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Peter Duffie Hidden Agenda 2
[1]
Peter Duffie Folded and Stapled two cards signed and lost, matchbook vanishes, when deck is cut the matchbook is found on lower half stapled to signed selection with second selection inside, hollow block gaff
 		[3]
Peter Duffie No Fantasy Cards to Pocket two cards to pocket
 		[5]
Peter Duffie Spread Stop Force spreading through deck in the hands and stopping at break
 		[5]
Peter Duffie As Easy As 1-2-3 predictions written on three blank cards
Variations [6]
Peter Duffie The Alternative Murder Mystery variation with murder theme
Inspired by [7]
Peter Duffie The Untouched spectators count themself, two (duplicates) travel across, with envelopes
Inspired by
  • "Three Cards Pass" (Tom Sellers, The Gen, Vol. 22 No. 8, Dec. 1966, p. 211)
 [8]
Peter Duffie, Arthur Carter Carter's Fooler deck shuffled by spectator, deck cut into four piles, performer removes one from each pile, values are spelled and mates found
Inspired by
  • "Impossible Coincidence" (Arthur Carter, Magigram, Nov. 1975)
Variations 		[9]
Peter Duffie The Gathering one double facer
Inspired by [10]
Peter Duffie The Travelling Wilburys four coins, no extra, using a thumb crotch palm instead of classic palm
Inspired by [12]
Thumb Crotch Palm
[12]
Peter Duffie On Location out-of-hand selection procedure
 		[13]
Peter Duffie The Incredible Cover-Up four-digit number written on piece of paper is divined
Inspired by [14]
Peter Duffie The Problem in Mind deck cut in two halves, spectator thinks of a card in one half and spell-counts it into other half to arrive at mate
Inspired by [15]
Peter Duffie The Flight (Plight?) of the Missionaries Thieves & Sheep with miniature cards, or coins
Inspired by [16]
Peter Duffie The 5-Point-5 Trick also "Five and a Half?" in some editions, variation of Three-and-a-half of Clubs in which five and a torn-in-half card match a calculated number
 		[18]
Bob Ostin Number Force digit thought of, value of card at that position added to number
 		[18]
Data entered by Denis Behr, September 2024.