Delve into the fascinating world of double-back transits.

• Jennings’ Visitor: A spectator selects a card, which the magician places between two black Queens. With a simple command, the card magically appears face-up between two red Queens before returning to its original position, where it can be initialed by the spectator.
• The Visitor Sans Deck / Dave Solomon: This routine showcases four Kings and four Jacks split into two packets. A signed card is placed face-up in the King packet. After a magical gesture, the signed card travels to the center of the Jack packet, only to return to the King packet with another gesture, all accomplished with just nine cards.
• Night Visitor / Howie Schwarzman: Drawing inspiration from Larry Jennings’ “Visitor,” this routine uses simple moves to create a captivating magical effect.
• Daylight Visitor / Steve Reynolds
• Selling A Sandwich / Edward Marlo: A red Ace is placed face-down between two face-up red Kings, while a black Ace is positioned similarly between black Kings. With a magical gesture, the red and black Aces transpose, resulting in a stunning visual effect.
• Second Sell: This effect employs Roy Walton’s subtlety, tailored for Larry Jennings’ “Visitor” routine.
• Black Sandwich – Red Sandwich: This classic plot features a selected card that magically transitions from between two black cards, such as Jacks, to appear between their red counterparts in the other half of the deck. Created by L. Vosburgh Lyons, this concept is highlighted in The Jinx.
• Lyon’s Original Version: A freely chosen card is placed between two reversed cards in one half of the deck, only to be found between two reversed cards of the opposite color in the other half. This impromptu effect is ideal for card table performances.
• Kort’s Version: Milton Kort has refined the handling for increased impact.