Psychometry Effects

172 entries in Mental Magic / Effects / Psychometry Effects
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Tom Sellers The "Mind's Eye Discs" colored discs put in envelope, colors divined by performer
 		1931
Sellers' Secrets
16
Theodore Annemann Pseudo-Psychometry personal items in envelopes, see also page 404
Related toVariationsAlso published here June 1935
The Jinx (Issue 9)
36
Robert Parrish Slate Immortality living dead test on slate, or handwriting psychometry
Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here 1935
The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1935)
40
Oscar Weigle Alias Divination several spectators write names on slips which are later correctly assigned, one of the names divined as well
 		1937
You'd be Surprised
11
Theodore Annemann, Audley Walsh Coin Experiment three spectators put a coin in an envelope, medium divines value, date and owner
 		1937
"En Rapport"
11
L. Vosburgh Lyons Graphology spectators write on paper cards, performer assigns them correctly, pseudo-psychometry
Related toVariationsAlso published here Jan. 1940
The Jinx (Issue 74)
493
Tom Sellers Graphology Supreme five spectators write the same word
 		1941
Condensed Conjuring
12
Tom Sellers Sex Detection
1942
That's Good!
4
Jerry Sorensen "-and having writ-" sealed message reading, mixed with psychometry and handwriting analysis
 		Oct. 1943
The Phoenix 1-50 (Issue 45)
186
L. Vosburgh Lyons Graphology spectators write on paper cards, performer assigns them correctly, pseudo-psychometry, graphology presentation
Also published here 1944
Practical Mental Effects
47
Theodore Annemann Pseudo-Psychometry personal items
Also published here 1944
Practical Mental Effects
150
Robert Parrish Slate Immortality living dead test on slate, or handwriting psychometry
Also published here 1944
Practical Mental Effects
203
John Brown Cook, Arthur H. Buckley Psychometry blindfolded performer, psychometry and Q&A
 		1947
Gems of Mental Magic
29
John Brown Cook, Arthur H. Buckley Second Sight at First Glance performer is blindfolded, accurate description of the people who put a personal object in an envelope
 		1947
Gems of Mental Magic
54
Dr. William Weyeneth Tour de clairvoyance four cards wrapped in pieces of paper, performer finds selection, marking system for paper, followed by german translation "Hellsehtrick"
 		1947
La Baguette Magique (Issue 16)
6
Ormond McGill Modern Psychometry
1951
Psychic Magic — Vol. 3
14
Ormond McGill Developing the Power genreal comments
 		1951
Psychic Magic — Vol. 3
14
Theodore Annemann Annemann's Pseudo-Psychometry
Related to 1951
Psychic Magic — Vol. 3
17
Milbourne Christopher Super Psychometry blindfolded, objects in envelopes
 		1952
One Man Mental Magic
8
Hen Fetsch, Cy Keller Hexappeal pseudo psychometry with names of famous people
 		Aug. 1952
The Phoenix 251 — 300 (Issue 261)
1042
Aage Darling Suprema medium does psychometry routine with five objects in envelopes
 		1953
I'll Read Your Mind
26
Dr. Conrad, Wanda What's My Line? Pseudo Psychometry with "What's My Line?" theme
 		1958
The New Phoenix 301-348 (Issue 348)
219
J. G. Reed E.S.P Test design cards, several spectator select one and put the cards in envelopes, performer locates the owners
 		1959
Card Tricks
313
Aaron Wainer Dactyliomancy white rings marked by spectators, shuffled in hat
Related to
  • p. 35 for thoughts by Bob Bergheim
 Feb. 1966
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 1 No. 4)
21
Al Koran Doodles psychometry with six spectators and papers
Variations 1968
Al Koran's Professional Presentations
67
Al Koran The Pendulum Tells six torn half blank cards are attributed to correct spectators with pendulum
 		1968
Al Koran's Professional Presentations
113
Karl Fulves Psychometry + Math pairs of envelopes are distributed, personal items inserted and then performer know which is by whom
 		July 1968
Epilogue (Issue 3)
22
Jules Lenier Psychometric Detective four people, rough smooth edges of torn paper to code
Also published here Mar. 1968
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 3 No. 5)
167
George B. Anderson Pseudo Psychometry Improved spectator can chose some envelopes from a bunch, cyclical marking system
 		1968
You, Too, Can Read Minds
24
George B. Anderson Improved Pseudo Psychometry Improved using dowsing rods for pseudo psychometry
 		1968
You, Too, Can Read Minds
25
E. Leslie May Nelson's Column three people choose colored balls, performer knows who has which and has it predicted
 		1969
HEX!
54
Orville Wayne Meyer It's Murder items from murder scene are taken by spectators and performer then knows who has what
 		1969
HEX!
99
Tony Griffith Pseudo Psychometry six envelopes, pencil dots
 		1969
The Art of Close-Up Magic — Volume 2
64
Dr. Richard Strausberg The Legacy of Samuel Butler cards with several humorous New Year's resolutions, several spectators chose one on their card, psychometry and comedy character reading
 		1971
Magick (Issue 13)
62
Paul Siegel Between the Lines drawings from audience are correctly returned to their owners
 		1972
Doorway to Delusion
22
Karl Fulves Psychometry and Math pairs of envelopes are distributed, personal items inserted and then performer know which is by whom
 		1973
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
24
Stephen Minch Psychometry Worldly Rampant Pseudo Psychometry with tarot cards
Related to 1974
The Book of Thoth
40
Frederick M. Shields Past, Present, and Tarot! Tarot cards in envelopes, pseudo psychometry combined with readings
 		1974
Magick (Issue 115)
572
Barrie Richardson Impromptu Mental Divination five spectators remember one object out of 25
 		July 1975
Pabular (Vol. 1 No. 11)
128
Dr. Spencer Thornton In the Bag... pseudo-psychometry with paper bags, apparently same marking system was also used by Dr. Jaks
 		1975
Magick (Issue 119)
592
Gerald Kosky Crime Detector several jobs are correctly assigned, Pseudo Psychometry with murder game plot
 		1975
The Magic of Gerald Kosky
122
Gerald Kosky A Few Psychometry Ideas
1975
The Magic of Gerald Kosky
127
Gerald Kosky Travel Agent cards with names of travel destinations, people write their names under it and tear cards in halves, performer takes parts with the names and can allocate the correct destinations
Also published here 1975
The Magic of Gerald Kosky
137
Philip T. Goldstein Desire spectators write destinations on a business card, five write a place where they have been and one a place he desires to go, all cards are correctly attributed and the last, desired place is named without looking at it
Related toVariations 1976
The Blue Book of Mentalism
4
Jack Kent Tillar Impromptu Pseudo-Psychology slips of paper, several spectators write down pieces of information, all billets are correctly allocated, information of last billet is divined
 		1976
Magick (Issue 155)
771
Karrell Fox Pseudo Psychomitrix "Pseudo Psychometry", two different presentations, see following items
 		1976
Clever.... Like a Fox
95
Karrell Fox Musimentalism spectators write favourite tunes on blank cards, performer assigns them correctly
 		1976
Clever.... Like a Fox
95
Karrell Fox Lipology four women kiss on blank cards, performer then kisses them two and assigns the cards correctly
 		1976
Clever.... Like a Fox
96
Karrell Fox "Simple-Sychometry" five spectators put personal item in bag, performer assigns them, bag has five sections
 		1976
Clever.... Like a Fox
103
Barrie Richardson Pseudo Psychometry in a Paper Bag
Also published here May 1977
Pabular (Vol. 3 No. 9)
400
Nathan Stark Menta Five! graphology reading with five spectators, pseudo psychometry mixed with ESP card divination
 		1977
Magick (Issue 191)
951
Dr. Z Zodiac graphology and astrology presentation, psychometry
 		1977
Magick (Issue 195)
972
Bobby Hughes Pocket Pad gaffing, marking and using a spiral-bound pad for Pseudo Psychometry, predictions and add-a-number
 		1978
Magick (Issue 210)
1048
George B. Anderson The Water Witch dowsing rod made of coat-hangers, finding water in a box and pseudo psychometry
 		1978
Magick (Issue 219)
1091
Paul Rylander Word Gauge list of words made on business cards, memory stunt, graphology and prediction in wallet
Also published here 1978
Magick (Issue 220)
1099
Robin DeWitt Pens-O-Metric different colored pens, word on billets
 		1979
Magick (Issue 233)
1163
Robert Siepielski Keylock several blank cards in envelopes and and one with a drawn key, key is found and person who chose envelope, metal detector method
 		1979
Magick (Issue 244)
1219
Larry Becker Ultimate Psychometry with invisible ink pen
 		1979
The Best of Larry Becker's World of Super Mentalism Book II
69
Robert Parrish Handwriting No. 46, identifying handwriting of five persons
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
75
Karl Fulves Thoughts in Color No. 47, spectators write down favourite car on slate, performer knows who wrote which from a distance
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
76
Karl Fulves Psychometry chapter intro
 		1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
110
Theodore Annemann Pseudo Psychometry No. 65
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
111
L. Vosburgh Lyons Graphology No. 66, spectators write on paper cards, performer assigns them correctly
Also published here 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
113
Karl Fulves Super Psychometry No. 67, marked envelopes with personal envelopes, questions on the outside are answered, with (cold) reading, very detailed
Inspired by 1979
Self-Working Mental Magic
114
Richard Mark Pendulum Power! personal items in boxes used as pendulums, pseudo psychometry
 		1980
Magick (Issue 250)
1249
Terry Tyson Psi-Pix ending for pseudo psychometry, last object in envelope is divined
 		1980
Magick (Issue 254)
1268
Terry Tyson Love Letters allocating love letters
 		1980
Magick (Issue 259)
1291
Thomas Alan Waters Psychometry on psychometry and presenting mentalism
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
117
Thomas Alan Waters Presentation essay on presentation for psychometry
  • Selling the Psychometry Effect
  • Performance Situations - Good and Bad
  • How Many Items?
  • Single Object Readings
  • Concealed Items (Unknown Objects, Known Objects)
  • Blindfolds
  • Locating the Participants
  • The Psychometry Act
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
121
Thomas Alan Waters General Technique
  • Object-Reading (Deduction & Observation)
  • Object-Linking (Marking Systems)
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
131
Thomas Alan Waters Printsiple objects are wrapped in pieces of newspaper
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
138
Thomas Alan Waters Seequence objects wrapped in paper and scotch tape
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
138
Thomas Alan Waters PsychomeTryst card is put in envelope as well, system to relate the envelopes to the owner
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
138
Thomas Alan Waters Bagatelle special bag to distinguish form, shape and object without opening it
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
140
Thomas Alan Waters Tray Chic objects are collected on a tray, performer is blindfolded
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
141
Thomas Alan Waters Quantum with business cards and the Quantimental stand
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
141
Thomas Alan Waters Subsidiary Technique
  • Locating the Participants
  • The Last Two Items
  • Clipboard Readings
  • Combinations with other Effects
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
143
Thomas Alan Waters Ringkle combining Psychometry and Ring Flight, other ideas what could happen with the objects
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
146
Thomas Alan Waters Miscellaneous Notes
  • With A Medium
  • In The Dark (in a Seance)
  • Trayce (method to see in the dark)
  • GiveAway Collecting Box (by Edmund Rowland)
  • Contact Mindreading)
 		1981
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Psychometry)
147
Gene "Phantini" Grant Supreme Psychometry pseudo psychometry, different objects in envelopes, serial number divination of a bill
 		1981
Phantini's Incredible Mental Secrets Volume Two
71
Basil Horwitz Challenge Thought a name, color and a symbol are noted on a card and sealed in an envelope, performer returns correct envelopes and then divines content
Related toAlso published here 1981
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz
49
Neil Somerville Hidden Image pseudo psychometry, ESP cards wrapped with aluminium foil and sealed in envelopes
 		1981
Magick (Issue 293)
1463
Joseph Dunninger Psychometric Power! question on billets are answered and billets of specific spectator found without opening them, several variations
 		1983
Master Billet Tests
4
Dennis Draginis Photo Session photos of members of the audience are made with polaroid camera, then wrapped in foil and put in envelope, pseudo psychometry
 		Mar. 1983
Magick (Issue 317)
1582
Karl Fulves, J. W. Sarles, Jack Miller What's My Line? No. 97, on three envelopes are occupations and salaries written, three spectator chose an envelope and take the salary in matches, performer divines who took what, also as phone effect
 		1983
Self-Working Number Magic
130
Thomas Alan Waters Speakay six people write something on a piece of paper, performer thinks of one and asks one person to stand forward, the word thought of matches the person
Related to 1984
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Thynk)
607
Thomas Alan Waters Quinsation five signed card (after a psychometry act) are numbered by the performer, spectators name a number each and they match with their signed cards
 		1985
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Myxtyr)
671
Thomas Alan Waters Tridonym three people write an alias on a piece of paper
Related to 1985
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Mystyx)
683
Thomas Alan Waters Psidentify spectators chose a James Bond villain, divination who chose which one
Also published here 1985
Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Mystyx)
685
Robert Siepielski Count of Three special type of impression device similar to wax method, NCR paper, routine with several envelopes which content is divined and correctly allocated
 		Aug. 1985
Magick (Issue 356)
1779
Jules Lenier Psychometric Detective No. 19, four people, rough smooth edges of torn paper to code
Also published here 1985
Self-Working Paper Magic
38
Karl Fulves The Hometown Test No. 20, letters put in paper bag, performer takes them out and divines what's written on them and by whom
Inspired by 1985
Self-Working Paper Magic
40
Karrell Fox "Getting Away with Murder"
Also published here 1986
For My Next Trick...
44
Barrie Richardson Brown Bag It hole in bag
Also published here Apr. 1987
Magick (Issue 388)
1939
Ray Grismer Pseudo-Psychometry punch-marked envelopes
 		1988
The Punch Letters
20
Charles "Cicardi" Scott 'T' Party graphology presentation for pseudo psychometry
 		May 1989
Magick (Issue 422)
2109
Jules Hirsch Impromptu Psychometry wrapping objects in Kleenex tissues
 		Oct. 1989
Magick (Issue 429)
2144
Rudy T. Hunter Revelations spectator write initials on pieces of paper, correct allocation, with reading
 		June 1990
Magick (Issue 440)
2201
Dr. Dan J. Alessini Images symbol cards are chosen and placed in envelopes, performer allocates symbols to spectators and gives brief readings
 		July 1990
Magick (Issue 442)
2211
Ben Harris Mental Photography three photographs are introduced, three spectators each select one, performer divines who has which one
 		1990
Mad Fax and other Mysteries
34
Basil Horwitz Gedankenübertragung x3 a name, color and a symbol are noted on a card and sealed in an envelope, performer returns correct envelopes and then divines content
Also published here July 1990
Intermagic (Vol. 15 No. 3)
107
Jules Hirsch Eye of a Child pseudo-psychometry with drawings from a spiral-bound steno pad
 		Mar. 1991
Magick (Issue 453)
2265
Charles "Cicardi" Scott Insight psychometry with graphology presentation, on business cards
 		Mar. 1992
Magick (Issue 469)
2344
Larry Becker Sneak Thief pseudo psychometry with drawings, last drawing is duplicated
Related toVariations 1992
Stunners!
65
Larry Becker Jeopardy ZIP pseudo psychometry using business cards and chosen TV shows, ZIP marking principle
 		1992
Stunners!
387
Larry Becker Psych-ZIP objects in envelopes, pseudo psychometry, using ZIP marking principle
 		1992
Stunners!
388
Jim Sisti Guest Check Pseudo-Psychometry using guest check pads
 		Nov./Dec. 1992
The Magic Menu (Vol. 3 No. 14)
154
John Graham A Rose by any Other
July 1993
Apocalypse (Vol. 16 No. 7)
2236
Terry Nosek Finishing Thought Pseudo psychometry routine with prediction of final object
 		May 1993
Magick (Issue 489)
2445
Steve Dusheck Living Test with only two spectators
 		1993
Dusheck's Mental Magic
70
Joseph Dunninger Psycho Thought
1994
Rigmarole (Issue 8)
90
Lynda Lovecraft Give the Lady Credit Psychometry using cards from spectators wallets
 		1994
Syzygy (Vol. 1 No. 1)
3
Allen B. Brannum Graph-ometry checklists are handed out and spectators have to write a sentence, performer allocates handwritings correctly
 		1994
Syzygy (Vol. 1 No. 9)
38
Ted Lesley New Pseudo-psychometric Exercises general comments and ideas
 		1994
Paramiracles
167
Ted Lesley Technicolor Graphology spectators write on paper cards, performer assigns them correctly, pseudo-psychometry
Inspired by 1994
Paramiracles
170
Ted Lesley Crimmerian Psychometry pseudo psychometry, method to mark envelopes during performance, blindfolded
 		1994
Paramiracles
173
Ted Lesley Black Magic² Pseudo Psychometry, information written on business cards, last information is a number which is divined by doing a magic square
Inspired by 1994
Paramiracles
177
Timothy Wenk Tune Psychometry songs written on index cards are assigned to correct spectators, last one divined, punch markings
 		1994
Stuff You'll Use
13
John Riggs Design Deception design drawn on blank card is shuffled among other cards, card is found and design duplicated
 		1995
The Magic of John Riggs
60
Karrell Fox Dream Girls five photos of actresses chosen, performer divines them
 		1995
Much Ado About Something
61
Karl Fulves Bird Brain bird or dove indicates which watch belongs to which spectator
Related to 1995
Underworld (Issue 2)
20
John Riggs Ultimate Psychometry psychometry with several objects, blindfolded and without marking system
Also published here
  • John Riggs' "The Ultimate Psychometry" in "The Complete Fortune Teller" 1995. P. 72.
 1995
Syzygy (Vol. 2 No. 5)
107
Chase Goforth A Savory Tip odor marking system for envelopes
 		1995
Syzygy (Vol. 2 No. 7)
119
Dr. Juris Juris Prudence all but one objects from a box are selected by spectators and placed inside bags, performer allocates them correctly and last item turns out to be a dangerous one
 		1996
Syzygy (Vol. 3 No. 8)
209
Basil Horwitz The Super ESP Body Language Test pseudo psychometry with writings and ESP card divination
 		1997
The Mental Magick of Basil Horwitz — Volume 4
66
Ken De Courcy Personal Possessions instruction game with four objects, objects are returned to correct owners
 		July 1997
Mind & Magic Magazine (Vol. 1 No. 1)
6
Karrell Fox Getting Away with Murder
Also published here Oct. 1997
Mind & Magic Magazine (Vol. 1 No. 4)
3
Morley Budden Pyramid Power spectators write secret fantasies on business cards, the performer know who wrote what
 		1997
Simon Says!
117
Tony Bartolotta Test Results three spectators write their name on a cardboard with a color, mixed face-down, performer divines
Inspired byRelated to 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
117
James G. Thompson Jr. Der Gedankenfänger spectator thinks of an umbrella word, five spectators write down a word belonging to that category, performer divines category and gives words back to correct spectators
 		1998
Intermagic (Vol. 22 No. 1)
33
Peter McCahon See-Thru Psychometry pseudo psychometry using blindfold and clear ziploc bags
 		1998
Syzygy (Vol. 4 No. 9)
301
Terry Parrett Token Psychometry pseudo psychometry using tokens from Monopoly and envelopes
 		1998
Syzygy (Vol. 4 No. 11)
315
Jas Jakutsch "Lost & Found" AKA "Six in One" billet routine with four phases, twelve people write down a los object and their initials, spectator finds the right billets, without opening it, divines the content of several and a member of the audience does the same too
 		1999
Completely Mental — Vol. 2
5
Joshua Jay Psychometry and Me Magician able to match nametags to five spectators based on their names alone
 		1999
Magic Atlas
143
Patrick Page, Ken De Courcy Psychic Feedback five spectator select an ESP card and seal them in an envelope, after the envelopes are shuffled the envelopes are returned to the correct owner
 		1999
Entertaining ESP
5
Patrick Page, Ken De Courcy Psychic Feedback Plus After envelopes are handed out correctly, ESP sign is divined
 		1999
Entertaining ESP
6
Barrie Richardson Psychometry... in a Paper Bag hole in bag
Also published here 1999
Theater of the Mind
178
Paul Rylander Wort und Zahl list of words made on business cards, memory stunt, graphology and prediction in wallet
Also published here 2000
Intermagic (Vol. 23 No. 4 & 5)
154
Paul Curry Pseudo Psychometry Tip as a two person mental stunt, coding idea
Also published here 2001
Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond
267
Karl Fulves Psychometry 101 twelve envelopes with items, one of them by spectator, envelope selected from 3x4 matrix via instruction contains spectator's item
 		2001
Hex Squared
75
Carlhorst Meier Meine Drei-Zettel-Routine three names on billets, pseudo-psychometry, last name divined
Also published here
  • "Meine Drei-Zettel-Routine" (Carlhorst Meier, Seminar Carlhorst Meier)
 2001
Intermagic (Vol. 24 No. 3-5)
190
David Berglas Palmistry pseudo-psychometry with palmistry theme for TV, only presentation
 		2002
The Mind & Magic of David Berglas
259
David Berglas Time and Light routines with LED Time Pen, chemical fluid light sticks and Anverdi's die
  • spectator names a time interval, then he gets a watch and can say start whenever he wants, the
show continues and the performer suddenly screams stop at the right moment
  • Pseudo Psychometry routine
  • woman selects one of several men, selection is divined
 		2002
The Mind & Magic of David Berglas
383
Chuck Hickok Demonstration Three: People Reading Plus five people draw something on cardboard
Inspired by 2002
Mentalism, Incorporated
81
Max Gordon Credit Check credit cards in envelopes, pseudo psychometry and number of last card is divined
 		2002
Syzygy (Vol. 5 No. 11)
401
David Ben Matchless Psychometry spectators write phone numbers inside matchboxes, performer returns each to spectator
Variations 2003
Tricks
113
Luke Jermay A Safe Anchor three business cards, two with smiley faces, one with skull, spectator finds positive cards
 		2003
Building Blocks
123
Lee Earle Sense of Intuition five envelopes with pictures of situations that trigger different emotions, divination of content, scent/aroma marking method
 		2003
Syzygy (Vol. 5 No. 14)
413
"Joro" Bruno Hennig Psychometrie five spectators make drawing which are put in envelopes with a bill inside each, marking via serial numbers
 		2003
The Best of Joro
3
Karl Fulves Jinx Extra eight spectators receive envelope and hide an object
 		2005
Combo II
91
Barrie Richardson The Simplex Mind-reading Routine spectators fill out cards where more information is requested as audience knows, handwriting analysis presentation
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Club 71, Easter 1999
 2005
Act Two
157
Karl Fulves Darndest Things several spectators receive letters to God by children and put them in an envelope, performer assigns them to spectators correctly
 		2006
Prolix (Issue 2)
88
Hector Chadwick Keys Psychometry routine with 4 sets of keys, performer able to describe fourth person's keys although they are hidden
 		2008
The Mental Mysteries of Hector Chadwick
17
Jörg Alexander Weber Drei-Namen-Eröffnung three names on billets, pseudo-psychometry, last name divined
Inspired by
  • "Meine Drei-Zettel-Routine" (Carlhorst Meier, Seminar Carlhorst Meier)
 2008
ZauberKunstStücke — Band 2
49
Luke Jermay The Bridge: An Approach to Walk-Around Mentalism
  • The New Mind
psychometry routine with business cards
Inspired by Oct. 2008
Genii (Vol. 71 No. 10)
21
Tom Stone From the notebooks idea with hotel key cards
Also published here 2008
Snapshots
8
Andy Nyman Magicians' Graphology with three sketches, last one divined
Inspired by Apr. 2009
Genii (Vol. 72 No. 4)
58
Tom Stone Mental Sports sport objects, idea
 		2010
Vortex
194
Tom Stone Hotel Psychometry idea with hotel key cards
Also published here 2010
Vortex
236
Michael Weber Soul Searcher information written on paper pieces is correctly assigned to spectator, torn edges marking
Also published here 2010
The TAOM Intelligencer
8
Michael Weber Soul Searcher information written on paper pieces is correctly assigned to spectator, torn edges marking
Also published here 2011
Knew & Improved
8
Jörg Alexander Weber Psychometrie five items by spectators in envelopes
Inspired by
  • "Pseudo Psychometrie" (Stuart Cumberland, Annemann 666 Vol. 1, PDF, 2007)
 2011
ZauberKunstStücke — Band 3
53
Barrie Richardson My Second Spot with bags, paper or cloth
Inspired by
  • "Second Spot" (Maurice Fogel, In Search of the Sensational, 2007)
 2011
Curtain Call
21
Michael Weber Soul Searcher information written on paper pieces is correctly assigned to spectator, torn edges marking
Also published here 2011
Denverismilitude
8
James Alan Psycho2Metry with dog-eared paper
 		2012
Seventeen Secrets
30
Michael Weber Soul Searcher information written on paper pieces is correctly assigned to spectator, torn edges marking
Also published here 2012
Blackpool Twenty Twelve
13
Jorge "The Jack" Garcia Pseudo Psychometry drawings in envelopes
Inspired by 2015
7 Mysteries of Mentalism
99
Jared Kopf The Oneiromancer's Index four nightmares written on blank cards, performer give them to correct spectators with some cold reading, one nightmare predicted
Inspired by 2016
Vaticinium ex Eventu
31
Jared Kopf Impromptu Marking System for pseudo psychometry, originally from "Behind Your Forehead" (Kopf, 2013)
 		2016
Vaticinium ex Eventu
41
Jorge "The Jack" Garcia Psychometry with an Envelope several ideas, drawings in envelopes
 		2016
Project Fear
15
Markus Beldig Three-Billet Test
Inspired by
  • "Meine Drei-Zettel-Routine" (Carlhorst Meier, Seminar Carlhorst Meier)
 2019
The Florida Notes 2019
10
Markus Beldig WatchCraft spectators's watches put in five envelopes, one spectator finds his own watch, the rest assigned by performer
 		2019
The Florida Notes 2019
19