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*[[Juan Tamariz]]' Fabulous Change in [[Apocalypse]] Vol. 17, N° 10, oct 1994.
 
*[[Juan Tamariz]]' Fabulous Change in [[Apocalypse]] Vol. 17, N° 10, oct 1994.
 
*Dr. [[Reinhard Rohnstein]] & [[Dai Vernon]]'s ''Day Trippers'' in [[Card College]], Vol. 4 (2000)
 
*Dr. [[Reinhard Rohnstein]] & [[Dai Vernon]]'s ''Day Trippers'' in [[Card College]], Vol. 4 (2000)
*[[Darwin Ortiz]]'s ''The Color of Money'' in [[Scams & Fantasies with Cards]] (2002)
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*[[Darwin Ortiz]]'s ''The Color of Money'' in [[Scams and Fantasies with Cards]] (2002)
  
  

Revision as of 13:17, 31 December 2008

Follow the Leader is a classic plot in card magic where some red cards and some black cards are placed face down in two piles. As the top cards are turned face up and switched, the pile of the face down cards are shown to have followed with them.

In 1929 Faucett Ross came upon a letter from amateur German magician Dr. Reinhard Rohnstein to Ottokar Fischer describing this effect and showed it to Dai Vernon. See the story in Ibidem N° 6, July 1956.

Dai published it in Five Close-Up Problems (1933) and is also included in Early Vernon book (1962).

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