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| + | '''Arch Triumphs''' is a book dedicated to the [[Triumph]] premise. | ||
| − | + | It contains a history of the effect created by [[Dai Vernon]] and these routines: | |
| + | * Triumph for Two by Simon Aronson | ||
| + | * Hofzinser Triumphs by Racherbaumer | ||
| + | * Triumphant Aces by Dave Solomon | ||
| + | * Swindle Triumph by Ed Marlo | ||
| + | * Optional Center Card Transfer by Ed Marlo | ||
| + | * I-F Triumph by Ed Marlo | ||
| + | * Bowl-Over Aces by Steve Freeman & Roger Klause | ||
| + | * Stop Perfecting Triumph by Simon Aronson, Dave Solomon & Ed Marlo | ||
| + | * Push-Thru Failure Triumphs by Racherbaumer | ||
| + | * Toss-In Triumph by Dave Solomon | ||
| + | * Tipsy Triumph by Gene Castillon | ||
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| + | It was reviewed in [[Genii 1978 June]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:34, 15 September 2011
| Arch Triumphs | |
| Author | Jon Racherbaumer |
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| Publisher | Magic Limited |
| Publication Date | 1978 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 44 |
Arch Triumphs is a book dedicated to the Triumph premise.
It contains a history of the effect created by Dai Vernon and these routines:
- Triumph for Two by Simon Aronson
- Hofzinser Triumphs by Racherbaumer
- Triumphant Aces by Dave Solomon
- Swindle Triumph by Ed Marlo
- Optional Center Card Transfer by Ed Marlo
- I-F Triumph by Ed Marlo
- Bowl-Over Aces by Steve Freeman & Roger Klause
- Stop Perfecting Triumph by Simon Aronson, Dave Solomon & Ed Marlo
- Push-Thru Failure Triumphs by Racherbaumer
- Toss-In Triumph by Dave Solomon
- Tipsy Triumph by Gene Castillon
It was reviewed in Genii 1978 June.
