Kings on Top

Uncredited
(Pg. #106/"Card and Magic Tricks Handbook"/Edited by Quantum Publishing)

The Princess card trick

Still with "P"... (The above is another repeat)

Paul,
Happy to have you join the game. Please check the updated lists (most recent one is on pg. 238) prior to posting. No repeats allowed.

Carrying on with:

Peeper (Lewis Jones)
Seventh Heaven (pg. 180)

Red & the Black, The

Mr. Jean Hugard
(Pg. #60/"Card Manipulations" (Ebook)/By: Same)

Karnevelop Kombination

(William Kalman in THE SPHINX vo.36 (1937)no.2 p.38)

No Heart

Mr. Bob Longe?
(Pg. #119/His book: "101 Amazing Card Tricks")

Triple Synchronicity - Nick Trost
Subtle Card Creations vol. 2 - Pg 570 by the same.

You Go First

(Karl Fulves in his SUPPLEMENT TO his DECEPTIVE PRACTICES (1992), p.85)

[Note: I know that the title was already used, see "You Go First (Martin Gardner")]

onwards with "T"...

Triumff

Mr. Karl Fulves
(Pg. #67/His book: "Faro & Riffle Technique")

FF Color Changers (Reinhard Mueller)
Spellbinder (July 1982, Vol. 2, No. 15, pg. 294)

(It's always nice to see your name & your effects make it on our list, Mr. MueCard. )

Snowshoe Sandwich

Mr. Daryl Martinez
(On the dvd: "Greater Magic #07")

(Thanks, Sixten, for you kind words..)

He Has Followers

(Karl Fulves in his COMMAND COLORS (1997), p.2)

Spectator's Triumph, The- Allan Ackerman, Here's My Card pg. 68 Ack

Hoax with Aces, The

Mr. Harry Blackstone
(Chapter: 13/#17/His book: "Blackstone's Tricks Anyone Can Do")

I believe that Ackerman credits this to Larry Jennings. If so, this is a repeat. I have many Ackerman lecture notes, but not the particular book that this item appears in. Would someone with a copy of "Here's My Card: No. 1" please check?

I have Here's My Card and he does not credit Larry Jennings. The effect is actually by Ackerman and Heck. However, if you need an impartial third party to check it in order for this trick to be a valid entry in the game, I'm certainly prepared to wait.
All in good fun.
Rodney

Or I could speed things up. The Jennings effect involves a do as I do sequence where the performer and the spectator cut their respective halves in half again and they each do a face up face down shuffle. The Ackerman- Heck effect involves not only triumph, but a changing back design.
I hope this helps.
Rodney

Thanks Rodney! That helps alot.

Continue from where we left off, at "S."

You mean "h" right? Spectators Triumph is not a repeat so we go on with "h" yes?

Rodney