the simplicity speller \n no. 9, card selected and cut into deck, long phrase with selection spelled, spelling to twenty-sixth card \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
The Simplicity Speller
No. 9, card selected and cut into deck, long phrase with selection spelled, spelling to twenty-sixth card
(4) spectator's name spells card \n performer stabs reversed card in deck behind back, from that point on the spectator's name is used to spell to card \n ralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
(4) Spectator's Name Spells Card
performer stabs reversed card in deck behind back, from that point on the spectator's name is used to spell to card
the "ad lib" spelling \n two cards spelled to \n dr. jacob daley \n lawrence "larry" grey \n double climax speller \n martin gardner \n surprise spelling \n bert allerton
1936
the jinx 1-50 Dr. Jacob Daley, Lawrence "Larry" Grey
spelling a card \n simple, "lawrence gray" \n lawrence "larry" grey \n spelling a card \n lawrence "larry" grey
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Lawrence "Larry" Grey
duplex comedy speller \n indifferent card is spelt, spectator spells his card but succeeds only in second try, "lawrence gray" \n lawrence "larry" grey
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Lawrence "Larry" Grey
Duplex Comedy Speller
indifferent card is spelt, spectator spells his card but succeeds only in second try, "Lawrence Gray"
superlative speller \n estimation to follow position, maneuvering selection to approximately 12 \n ben erens
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Ben Erens
Superlative Speller
estimation to follow position, maneuvering selection to approximately 12
spell it \n spelling every card with eleven letters except for four exceptions, card is placed at position eleven by simply picking up a break while spreading for selection \n arthur h. buckley
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Arthur H. Buckley
Spell It
spelling every card with eleven letters except for four exceptions, card is placed at position eleven by simply picking up a break while spreading for selection
peculiarities of the pasteboards \n three selections, one spelt to, one appears on top, one reversed \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
Peculiarities of the Pasteboards
three selections, one spelt to, one appears on top, one reversed
the automatic speller \n three piles are formed and reassembled to place selection at twelve \n mihlon clayton
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Mihlon Clayton
The Automatic Speller
three piles are formed and reassembled to place selection at twelve
the spelling bee \n three spectators choose four cards each and choose of one of them, short card \n j. c. cannel
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks J. C. Cannel
The Spelling Bee
three spectators choose four cards each and choose of one of them, short card
dead man's hand \n selection found and dead man's hand dealt to someone, incorporating audible shot for shock effect \n henry christ \n jinx-ed \n russell "rusduck" duck \n jacks are better \n allan slaight \n bang! \n roberto giobbi
1937
the jinx 1-50 Henry Christ
Dead Man's Hand
selection found and dead man's hand dealt to someone, incorporating audible shot for shock effect
nomenclature \n three random names are spelled, selection found, automatic placement procedure \n joseph dunninger \n combination \n al cohn \n nomenclature \n joseph dunninger \n mental dice \n karl fulves
1939
the jinx 51-100 Joseph Dunninger
Nomenclature
three random names are spelled, selection found, automatic placement procedure
the twenty-sixth location \n get-ready trick to get key in center, spelling \n unknown \n middle maze \n bruce elliott \n ring \n r. paul wilson \n sunken riser \n harry riser \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
marlo's rosini \n card glimpsed, no break, deck cut and card spelled to, deck crimp during spectator's peek \n edward marlo
1940
early marlo Edward Marlo
Marlo's Rosini
card glimpsed, no break, deck cut and card spelled to, deck crimp during spectator's peek
eerie cards \n using eight cards, card finally spelled to \n kent arthur \n matheight \n howard a. adams \n the nobo lie detector \n justin higham \n kevin baker
1940
the jinx 101-151 Kent Arthur
double climax speller \n performer spells to wrong card which is there, then spectator to right card which is reversed \n martin gardner \n the "ad lib" spelling \n dr. jacob daley \n lawrence "larry" grey
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck Martin Gardner
Double Climax Speller
performer spells to wrong card which is there, then spectator to right card which is reversed
name your poison \n spectator decides how selection is found: turns over, is spelled to or travels to pocket \n the great merlini \n name your poison \n clayton rawson
1941
the jinx 101-151 The Great Merlini
Name Your Poison
spectator decides how selection is found: turns over, is spelled to or travels to pocket
my name's magic \n selection by spectator spelling his name, revelation by spelling performer's name \n jean hugard
1943
tricks and sleights Jean Hugard
My Name's Magic
selection by spectator spelling his name, revelation by spelling performer's name
dead man's hand \n selection found and dead man's hand dealt to someone, incorporating audible shot for shock effect \n henry christ \n taking another look at the dead man's hand \n cushing strout
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Henry Christ
Dead Man's Hand
selection found and dead man's hand dealt to someone, incorporating audible shot for shock effect
cartier's card reversal and spelling \n selection vanishes and appears reversed when spelled to \n edouard cartier
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Edouard Cartier
Cartier's Card Reversal and Spelling
selection vanishes and appears reversed when spelled to
charlier location and speller \n experiment no. 7 - cutting at the same position as a spectator and spelling application \n arthur h. buckley
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
Charlier Location and Speller
Experiment No. 7 - cutting at the same position as a spectator and spelling application
we both spell \n \n tommy dowd \n neal elias \n bert fenn \n john doe ... magician \n tommy dowd
1946
at the table tricks Tommy Dowd, Neal Elias, Bert Fenn
face down \n several times a card is selected and found, spelling, stopped at and with "next card i turn over, will be your card" gag \n herb runge
1946
the phoenix 101-150 Herb Runge
Face Down
several times a card is selected and found, spelling, stopped at and with "next card I turn over, will be your card" gag
spelling trick formula \n \n richard f. mckinney \n formula for any spelling trick \n max katz
1946
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Richard F. McKinney
mail mentalism \n trick performed as mailed instructions or over phone, spectator takes all odd cards, adds top and bottom value, counts down to card in rest, eventually located with spelling and dealing \n eddie joseph
1949
mail mentalism Eddie Joseph
Mail Mentalism
trick performed as mailed instructions or over phone, spectator takes all odd cards, adds top and bottom value, counts down to card in rest, eventually located with spelling and dealing
two-pile location \n card selected via some dealing into two piles. later will spell this is the card i selected to find the card \n unknown
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Unknown
Two-Pile Location
Card selected via some dealing into two piles. Later will spell THIS IS THE CARD I SELECTED to find the card
fifteen card trick routine - 2 \n simple spelling, first to "random" card, then selection, "lawrence gray" \n lawrence "larry" grey \n charlie miller
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Lawrence "Larry" Grey, Charlie Miller
Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 2
simple spelling, first to "random" card, then selection, "Lawrence Gray"
albrights duplex spelling trick \n \n dr. stanley jaks \n howard albright \n duplex spelling trick \n dr. stanley jaks
1961
dr. stanley-jaks und seine geheimnisse Dr. Stanley Jaks, Howard Albright
matched spellout \n \n roger klause \n down & under \n roy walton \n spellout with a hitch \n dai vernon \n deletreo \n iñaki zabaletta
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Roger Klause
the name is...? \n four of a kind matching selection shows up \n dai vernon \n matched spellout \n roger klause \n spellout with a hitch \n dai vernon
1967
epilogue Dai Vernon
ken's immediate spell \n card vanishes from top and is spelled to \n ken krenzel \n lj's instant spell \n larry jennings
1969
expert card mysteries Ken Krenzel
marlo's "unknown" speller \n three methods, stack and almost no stack, see also page 162 for note by ackerman \n edward marlo
1969
hierophant Edward Marlo
Marlo's "Unknown" Speller
three methods, stack and almost no stack, see also page 162 for note by Ackerman
tele-spell \n via telephone, see also p. 246 & p. 270 for reference \n ken krenzel \n perfect speller \n bruce cervon
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Ken Krenzel
Tele-Spell
via telephone, see also p. 246 & p. 270 for reference
a person to person call \n spectator choses card via cutting of packets and counting, it is located over phone \n eddie joseph
1969
the art of eddie joseph Eddie Joseph
A Person to Person Call
spectator choses card via cutting of packets and counting, it is located over phone
eyes of the gods \n two spectators with half the deck each chose a card, spectators deal through deck and performer announces first card, second card spelled to \n john hamilton \n additional hamilton ideas \n john hamilton \n ayes of the gods \n jon racherbaumer \n the caviar location \n steve beam \n 13 o'clock \n karl fulves \n noah's ark (two by two) \n ronald a. wohl (ravelli) \n cut and run \n michael powers
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 John Hamilton
Eyes of the Gods
two spectators with half the deck each chose a card, spectators deal through deck and performer announces first card, second card spelled to
the ibm card \n "deck as computer", ten-card packet \n dai vernon \n graphite match box daub \n unknown
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Dai Vernon
impromptu esp \n multiple out spelling location with small packet, for correction of procedure see reference \n karl fulves \n babel \n karl fulves \n important! \n karl fulves \n milton kort
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
Impromptu ESP
multiple out spelling location with small packet, for correction of procedure see reference
important! \n correction \n karl fulves \n milton kort \n impromptu esp \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers — supplementary notes Karl Fulves, Milton Kort
chinese miracle \n location of two cards and their four-of-a-kind via spelling, rest of deck sorted into four-of-a-kind groups, impromptu, see also p. 684 \n brother john hamman \n gwynne's speller \n jack gwynne \n the chinese miracle \n brother john hamman
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Brother John Hamman
Chinese Miracle
location of two cards and their four-of-a-kind via spelling, rest of deck sorted into four-of-a-kind groups, impromptu, see also p. 684
sum spell \n performer and spectator write numbers on each side of a business card, those numbers are later spelled (!) to find a selection \n karl fulves \n calculated cut \n ben christopher
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Sum Spell
performer and spectator write numbers on each side of a business card, those numbers are later spelled (!) to find a selection
name your poison \n spectator decides how selection is found: turns over, is spelled to or travels to pocket \n clayton rawson \n name your poison \n the great merlini
1972
the living end Clayton Rawson
Name Your Poison
spectator decides how selection is found: turns over, is spelled to or travels to pocket
speller transition \n one selection, small packet spell, aces turn up \n frank garcia \n king quartet \n karl fulves \n frank garcia
1973
super subtle card miracles Frank Garcia
spello \n sentence spelled to arrive at selected card, featuring simple placement \n ben christopher
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Ben Christopher
Spello
sentence spelled to arrive at selected card, featuring simple placement
speller \n two selections, when spelled after some dealing and klondike shuffling the selections spell out the other's card \n gene finnell
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
Speller
two selections, when spelled after some dealing and Klondike shuffling the selections spell out the other's card
a three packet estimation \n multiple card control via estimation, spelling application mentioned \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo
A Three Packet Estimation
multiple card control via estimation, spelling application mentioned
vested power \n card selected by number and position, number and card found with spelling \n philip t. goldstein
1974
card tricks for people who don't do card tricks Philip T. Goldstein
Vested Power
card selected by number and position, number and card found with spelling
tele-phoney \n card found by spelling a word, person phoned for getting a word \n dr. barlow wagman
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii Dr. Barlow Wagman
Tele-Phoney
card found by spelling a word, person phoned for getting a word
the "thing er me jig" trick \n cards are spelled with words "remember" and "forget" \n roy walton \n remembrance \n peter duffie
1975
some late extra card tricks Roy Walton
The "Thing er me Jig" Trick
cards are spelled with words "remember" and "forget"
cool spell \n spectator spells the name of any woman they know, selected card is found at the end of spelling \n eddie fields \n card at date \n john cottle
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields Eddie Fields
Cool Spell
Spectator spells the name of any woman they know, selected card is found at the end of spelling
what's in a name? \n spell spectator's name to locate card \n nick trost \n what's in a name? \n nick trost
1976
subtle card magic: part two Nick Trost
triple-climax speller \n two cards spelled to, second card shows up reversed \n harry lorayne \n bert allerton \n surprise spelling \n bert allerton
1977
the magic book Harry Lorayne, Bert Allerton
Triple-Climax Speller
two cards spelled to, second card shows up reversed
it's impossible! \n automatic placement, position of card predicted, or other ideas:
- spell a name
- lie detector
- think stop \n harry lorayne
1977
the magic book Harry Lorayne
It's Impossible!
automatic placement, position of card predicted, or other ideas:
the yogi knows \n card and its position remembered, spelling a phrase to locate it \n karl fulves \n al baker
1977
the magic book Karl Fulves, Al Baker
The Yogi Knows
card and its position remembered, spelling a phrase to locate it
die allwissende kreuz vier \n two card location, locator card counted and spelled out \n christian scherer
1978
eine handvoll kartenkunststücke Christian Scherer
Die Allwissende Kreuz Vier
two card location, locator card counted and spelled out
double kicker \n card is found reversed at spelling position via push-through failure \n romaine \n tony kardyro
1980
exclusive card secrets Romaine, Tony Kardyro
Double Kicker
card is found reversed at spelling position via push-through failure
skating on ice \n invisible dice presentation, based on an idea by jon racherbaumer in "sticks and stones, a leaflet for the left hand." no. 7 \n roger crosthwaite
1980
pabular Roger Crosthwaite
Skating On Ice
invisible dice presentation, based on an idea by Jon Racherbaumer in "Sticks and Stones, a leaflet for the left hand." No. 7
dealflipdropcut \n small packet tricks, featuring a false mixing process
- the principle
- spellflipdropcut
- esp test
- the others principle
- sequence \n howard a. adams \n dealflipdropcut \n howard a. adams \n sympathy (for the devil) cards \n paul vigil
1980
oicufesp Howard A. Adams
Dealflipdropcut
small packet tricks, featuring a false mixing process
swindle speller \n ace of spades is spelled to and locates thought-of card (thought of at mental number) \n david solomon
1981
the lost pages of the kabbala David Solomon
Swindle Speller
ace of spades is spelled to and locates thought-of card (thought of at mental number)
quick spell \n \n jim ryan \n surprise spelling \n bert allerton \n jim's quick spell \n jim ryan
1981
jim ryan close-up: entertaining card quickies Jim Ryan
fourth down \n spelling to "the king of hearts" into four packets, a king on each pile except one which has an indicator card to find last king, credit information \n allan slaight \n fourth of habit \n karl fulves \n unknown numbers \n karl fulves
1981
octet Allan Slaight
Fourth Down
spelling to "THE KING OF HEARTS" into four packets, a King on each pile except one which has an indicator card to find last king, credit information
reflex spell \n selection by cutting off a number of cards and remembering card at that position, automatic placement \n jon racherbaumer
1982
best of friends Jon Racherbaumer
Reflex Spell
selection by cutting off a number of cards and remembering card at that position, automatic placement
impossible \n automatic placement, impossible is spelled \n larry jennings \n impossible \n larry jennings \n "can't be done" \n larry jennings \n miracle class \n harry lorayne
1982
a visit with larry jennings Larry Jennings
christian \n card at position vanishes and appears when spectator's name is spelled \n david britland \n bob ostin's "name spelling" in "fingertip fantasies" \n "what's in a name?" in garcia and schindler's "magic with cards"
1982
spell-binder David Britland
Christian
card at position vanishes and appears when spectator's name is spelled
Inspired by
Bob Ostin's "Name Spelling" in "Fingertip Fantasies"
"What's in a Name?" in Garcia and Schindler's "Magic with Cards"
small prophet \n selection is found by placing a coin on a car, two-way out, with four aces climax or by spelling ace \n david britland
1982
spell-binder David Britland
Small Prophet
selection is found by placing a coin on a car, two-way out, with four Aces climax or by spelling Ace
magic by david hambly \n the 7 card spell
selection found by spelling a sentence and always eliminating card until one is left \n david hambly
1983
spell-binder David Hambly
Magic by David Hambly
The 7 Card Spell
selection found by spelling a sentence and always eliminating card until one is left
the phoenix four \n four selections vanish, are named and reappear face up via spelling \n brother john hamman \n phoenix four \n brother john hamman
1984
the new york magic symposium — collection 3 Brother John Hamman
The Phoenix Four
four selections vanish, are named and reappear face up via spelling
the incomplete deck \n behind his back, aspectator puts a card reversed in the middle of the deck, this card is spelled and the selection is found \n stephen tucker
1984
pabular Stephen Tucker
The Incomplete Deck
behind his back, aspectator puts a card reversed in the middle of the deck, this card is spelled and the selection is found
vernon's indicator \n card is reversed in the deck, an other card is selected and found with the aid of the first one, based on dai vernon's "infallible indicator" from "hugard's magic monthly 7/1946" \n andrew galloway
1984
pabular Andrew Galloway
Vernon's Indicator
card is reversed in the deck, an other card is selected and found with the aid of the first one, based on Dai Vernon's "Infallible Indicator" from "Hugard's Magic Monthly 7/1946"
old spell - new twist \n "this is your card" is spelled to find selection, these words are also found printed on card, duplicate \n sid lorraine
1984
fork full of appetizers - book 2 Sid Lorraine
Old Spell - New Twist
"This is your card" is spelled to find selection, these words are also found printed on card, duplicate
spellout with a hitch \n four-of-a-kind kicker \n dai vernon \n the name is...? \n dai vernon \n matched spellout \n roger klause
1987
the vernon chronicles — volume 1 Dai Vernon
grant's lost card trick \n spelling principle to divine any thought of card \n edward marlo \n u. f. grant
1988
marlo's magazine volume 6 Edward Marlo, U. F. Grant
phoenix four \n four selections vanish, are named and reappear face up via spelling \n brother john hamman \n the phoenix four \n brother john hamman
1989
the secrets of brother john hamman Brother John Hamman
Phoenix Four
four selections vanish, are named and reappear face up via spelling
stranger than that \n #1: 2 card location with spelling
#2: 2 card location with down-under deal \n allan slaight \n "letter from a stranger" (stewart james) \n easy as a-b-c \n karl fulves
1989
prototype Allan Slaight
Stranger Than That
#1: 2 card location with spelling
#2: 2 card location with down-under deal
under her spell \n queens vanish from their packets, named queen spelled out, other queens produced as well \n simon aronson
1990
the aronson approach Simon Aronson
Under Her Spell
Queens vanish from their packets, named Queen spelled out, other Queens produced as well
self control \n spectator cuts off pile and counts, remembers card at same position in rest while reverse-counting them, assembles everything, different revelations suggested \n simon aronson
1990
the aronson approach Simon Aronson
Self Control
spectator cuts off pile and counts, remembers card at same position in rest while reverse-counting them, assembles everything, different revelations suggested
the olram poke \n three methods inspired by ginsburg poke
- first method
- second method
- third method - "estimation poke" (spelling) \n edward marlo \n ginsburg poke \n dai vernon
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
the world's greatest magician \n humorous revelation of a selected card \n steve beam \n the world's greatest magician \n steve beam \n the world's greatest magician \n steve beam \n the trapdoor issue #40 \n steve beam \n el mejor mago del mundo \n steve beam \n the second world's greatest magician \n steve beam \n the world's greatest magician \n mike pisciotta \n der beste zauberer der welt \n steve beam \n jump start \n charlie randall
1991
the trapdoor — volume two Steve Beam
right here is your card \n revelation of a selected card by spelling your card is right here and forming na arrow with the packets \n william p. miesel \n cards and a number... \n karl fulves \n the illegitimate location \n harry levine
1992
the trapdoor — volume two William P. Miesel
Right Here Is Your Card
revelation of a selected card by spelling Your Card Is Right Here and forming na arrow with the packets
variation "or savings" \n two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (seven of diamonds) \n peter duffie \n self portrait \n gavin ross \n bilocation \n peter duffie
1992
profile Peter Duffie
Variation "or Savings"
two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (Seven of Diamonds)
raw deal \n card is found by spelling different characteristics of the selection \n wayne kyzer \n "remote control" (jim steinmeyer, the new invocation #43) \n bottoming out \n steve beam
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Wayne Kyzer
Raw Deal
card is found by spelling different characteristics of the selection
Inspired by
"Remote Control" (Jim Steinmeyer, The New Invocation #43)
the custom card trick \n card is found and spelled to at impossible conditions, possible over phone \n tom craven \n last october \n unknown
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Tom Craven
The Custom Card Trick
card is found and spelled to at impossible conditions, possible over phone
the world's greatest magician \n humorous revelation of a selected card \n steve beam \n the world's greatest magician \n steve beam \n errata \n steve beam \n errata \n steve beam \n ¿dónde está la carta de...? \n joaquín matas
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Steve Beam
the fixer \n eighteen-card packet mixed face-up/face-down, bottom card noted, spelling procedure, card found \n roy walton \n "remote control" (jim steinmeyer, the new invocation) \n night school \n karl fulves
1993
rigmarole Roy Walton
the world's greatest magician \n humorous revelation of a selected card \n steve beam \n the world's greatest magician \n steve beam
1993
magic with no entertainment value ii Steve Beam
the john northern hilliard routine for this trick \n free selection is spelled to \n john northern hilliard \n paul rosini
1994
more greater magic John Northern Hilliard, Paul Rosini
eddie marlo lives! \n card chosen with mathematical procedure, packets counted and digits added, selection found by spelling the trick's title, faro \n jon racherbaumer \n the 9999 miracle \n edward marlo
1994
mo — modus operandi Jon Racherbaumer
Eddie Marlo Lives!
card chosen with mathematical procedure, packets counted and digits added, selection found by spelling the trick's title, faro
the almanac deck \n no. 7, talking about twelve months, fifty-two weeks, and so on, card spelled to in the end with phrase "daylight saving" \n karl fulves
1995
self-working close-up card magic Karl Fulves
The Almanac Deck
No. 7, talking about twelve months, fifty-two weeks, and so on, card spelled to in the end with phrase "daylight saving"
the wizard of odds \n no. 31, nine cards used for "three-card poker", hand with ace of spades wins, includes spelling of names, inspired by the copperfield/steinmeyer television trick \n karl fulves \n taking another look at the dead man's hand \n cushing strout
1995
self-working close-up card magic Karl Fulves
The Wizard of Odds
No. 31, nine cards used for "three-card poker", hand with Ace of Spades wins, includes spelling of names, inspired by the Copperfield/Steinmeyer television trick
spell purple \n no. 42, red or black spelled and a card of that color comes up, finished with purple and purple is written on the card, or it is inked in purple \n john scarne \n karl fulves \n spell purple \n john scarne \n karl fulves
1995
self-working close-up card magic John Scarne, Karl Fulves
Spell Purple
No. 42, red or black spelled and a card of that color comes up, finished with purple and purple is written on the card, or it is inked in purple
what's in a name? \n no. 8, name is spelled in eleven-card packet and last card turned over, repeated until one card remains, it is the only odd-colored one \n karl fulves \n lucky 13 \n george sands
1995
easy magic Karl Fulves
What's in a Name?
No. 8, name is spelled in eleven-card packet and last card turned over, repeated until one card remains, it is the only odd-colored one
hailstones (cd) \n spelling with repeat \n r. paul wilson \n jack hodes \n jerry sadowitz \n hailstones (cd) \n r. paul wilson
1995
chaos theories R. Paul Wilson
backlash \n card signed on both sides, spelled to, put in pocket, travels back, one signature changes into performer's name \n paul harris \n memento \n benjamin earl
1996
the art of astonishment — book 1 Paul Harris
Backlash
card signed on both sides, spelled to, put in pocket, travels back, one signature changes into performer's name
spell all \n spelling all values and thus arriving at selection \n richard vollmer \n spelling instructions \n harry lorayne
1997
apocalypse vol. 16-20 Richard Vollmer
Spell All
spelling all values and thus arriving at selection
what's in a name? \n spell spectator's name to locate card (credit info for plot origin) \n nick trost \n spellino \n u. f. grant \n what's in a name? \n nick trost
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
What's In A Name?
Spell spectator's name to locate card (credit info for plot origin)
spell or deal, it's up to you! \n spectator thinks of any card in packet, magician divines it, then choose to either down/under deal to it or spell to it. \n peter duffie
1997
effortless card magic Peter Duffie
Spell Or Deal, It's Up to You!
Spectator thinks of any card in packet, magician divines it, then choose to either down/under deal to it or spell to it.
the triple mystery \n three cards selected, first at named number up to ten, stop trick with second, last card spelled out \n frederick braue \n john northern hilliard \n "the triple mystery" (john northern hilliard, magical bulletin, june 1924) \n stop card trick \n john northern hilliard \n one to ten \n frederick braue
1997
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue, John Northern Hilliard
The Triple Mystery
three cards selected, first at named number up to ten, stop trick with second, last card spelled out
Inspired by
"The Triple Mystery" (John Northern Hilliard, Magical Bulletin, June 1924)
spelling foretelling \n card spelled, suit packet
- packet mode - face up
- dealing mode
- mixed modular version
- the pause that refreshes
- telephone version \n marty kane \n think-king out loud \n marty kane \n the king of swing \n marty kane
1997
the trapdoor — volume three Marty Kane
part two - using 5 target cards \n clock layout
- black modular mode
- red modular mode
- compass-direction version \n marty kane
1997
the trapdoor — volume three Marty Kane
bob brown's addition \n a follow-up phase, spelling comedy phrases \n bob brown \n "magical miscellany ii" (bob brown, 1995) \n steinmeyer's nine card problem with seven cards \n david solomon
1997
solomon's mind Bob Brown
spell of the joker \n "joker" is spelled four times, an ace appears every time, impromptu, riffle cull \n jerry sadowitz
1997/98
thanks to zarrow Jerry Sadowitz
Spell of the Joker
"joker" is spelled four times, an Ace appears every time, impromptu, riffle cull
gagnon's immediate spell \n with the versatile spread control \n tom gagnon \n gagnon's instant spell \n tom gagnon
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Tom Gagnon
the illegitimate location \n with lots of flourish cuts, spelling this is not your card but this is \n harry levine \n right here is your card \n william p. miesel
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Harry Levine
The Illegitimate Location
with lots of flourish cuts, spelling this is not your card but this is
bilocation \n two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (seven of diamonds) \n peter duffie \n variation "or savings" \n peter duffie
1998
deck direct Peter Duffie
Bilocation
two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (Seven of Diamonds)
wessel's aces \n shuffled deck, four aces are found through various procedures, stop, pop out, transformation and spelling of spectator's name \n toby wessel
1999
impressing jodie foster Toby Wessel
Wessel's Aces
shuffled deck, four aces are found through various procedures, stop, pop out, transformation and spelling of spectator's name
surprise spelling \n two cards spelled to, second card shows up reversed \n bert allerton \n the "ad lib" spelling \n dr. jacob daley \n lawrence "larry" grey \n surprise spelling \n bert allerton
2000
card college — volume 4 Bert Allerton
Surprise Spelling
two cards spelled to, second card shows up reversed
change in mind \n six cards torn in half, dealt for three players, top cards removed and coins placed on top, rest in one pile, coin values spelled to arrive at mates, ramasee principle \n howard a. adams \n mindespa vol. 6 (1992)
2000
latter day secrets Howard A. Adams
Change In Mind
six cards torn in half, dealt for three players, top cards removed and coins placed on top, rest in one pile, coin values spelled to arrive at mates, Ramasee Principle
five card stud \n chosen card is located by the use of a down-under deal and by spelling the locator card \n doug canning \n steve beam \n gene castillon's " computer telephone mystery" in "the linking ring" june, 1999.
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Doug Canning, Steve Beam
Five Card Stud
chosen card is located by the use of a down-under deal and by spelling the locator card
Inspired by
Gene Castillon's " Computer Telephone Mystery" in "The Linking Ring" June, 1999.
symmetrick \n two suits in order, two cards are spelled, two spectators end up on same value \n marty kane
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marty Kane
Symmetrick
two suits in order, two cards are spelled, two spectators end up on same value
name it \n spectator cuts off some card and goes through procedure of spelling \n doug canning \n "remote control" (jim steinmeyer, the new invocation #43) \n outer limits \n john bannon
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Doug Canning
Name It
spectator cuts off some card and goes through procedure of spelling
Inspired by
"Remote Control" (Jim Steinmeyer, The New Invocation #43)
the detective \n card chosen in twelve-card packet with dealing procedure, located by spelling a name \n peter duffie
2000
new inspirations Peter Duffie
The Detective
card chosen in twelve-card packet with dealing procedure, located by spelling a name
three card coincidence and spelling trick \n brief report of a canasta trick, coincidence and spelling combined \n chan canasta
2000
chan canasta — a remarkable man Chan Canasta
Three Card Coincidence and Spelling Trick
brief report of a Canasta trick, coincidence and spelling combined
spellathon \n 3x4 card layout on table, card selected via instructions and spelled to in rest of deck to find selected card \n karl fulves
2001
hex squared Karl Fulves
Spellathon
3x4 card layout on table, card selected via instructions and spelled to in rest of deck to find selected card
king quartet \n no. 24, card found by spelling "king" multiple times, kings show up as finale \n karl fulves \n frank garcia \n speller transition \n frank garcia \n royal rescue \n karl fulves
2001
new self-working card tricks Karl Fulves, Frank Garcia
King Quartet
No. 24, card found by spelling "King" multiple times, kings show up as finale
make the cards match \n no. 88, five cards matched with other five cards \n martin gardner \n howard a. adams \n "packeten one" (howard a. adams, "o.i.c.u.f.e.s.p" vol. 9) \n the odds against \n karl fulves \n howard a. adams
2001
new self-working card tricks Martin Gardner, Howard A. Adams
Make the Cards Match
No. 88, five cards matched with other five cards
Related to
"Packeten One" (Howard A. Adams, "O.I.C.U.F.E.S.P" Vol. 9)
do another one \n top card used to count down, arrived-at card also, and so on, until eventually selection is found \n david malek
2001
rebel without a pause David Malek
Do Another One
top card used to count down, arrived-at card also, and so on, until eventually selection is found
the unique peek \n marlo's incomplete-faro control, controlling to twenty-seventh position, spelling application \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
The Unique Peek
Marlo's Incomplete-Faro Control, controlling to twenty-seventh position, spelling application
spelling instructions \n spelling a long sentence through deck, selection is actually in pocket \n harry lorayne \n spell all \n richard vollmer
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Spelling Instructions
spelling a long sentence through deck, selection is actually in pocket
a spell of whether \n spectator cuts deck in four piles, counts one and remembers card at that position after adding digits, later spelled to, faro \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
A Spell of Whether
spectator cuts deck in four piles, counts one and remembers card at that position after adding digits, later spelled to, faro
divide for a spell \n using deal jog to set up for spelling \n harry lorayne \n deal jog speller \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
miracle or impossible revisited \n selection found by spelling to some predetermined words \n peter duffie \n "miracle or impossible" (arun bonerjee, billet no. 348, july/aug. 2000)
2001
cards by all means Peter Duffie
Miracle or Impossible Revisited
selection found by spelling to some predetermined words
Inspired by
"Miracle or Impossible" (Arun Bonerjee, Billet No. 348, July/Aug. 2000)
phony card trick \n card is found by spelling word, over phone \n steve beam \n the phony card trick \n steve beam
2001
hand-picked card tricks Steve Beam
the nine card problem \n small packet spelling discovery, no-touch \n jim steinmeyer \n variations on "the nine problem" \n cushing strout \n signed deal \n ramón riobóo \n the nine card problem \n jim steinmeyer \n wayne dobson
2002
impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer
the full deck problem \n nine card problem version with deck \n jim steinmeyer \n further than that and the lie detector \n cushing strout
2002
impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer
letters for stewart \n performer taps pencil on cards in spread while spectator spells selected card, ends on selection \n jack avis
2002
ahead of the pack Jack Avis
Letters for Stewart
performer taps pencil on cards in spread while spectator spells selected card, ends on selection