the back room\non how to win half the games at simultaneous chess, tangram\nbruce elliott\nthe foolproof system of chess\ntony corinda
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Bruce Elliott
The Back Room
on how to win half the games at simultaneous chess, Tangram
the foolproof system of chess\nplaying against several players simultaneously and winning the majority of them\ntony corinda\nthe back room\nbruce elliott
1958
mnemonics and mental systems Tony Corinda
The Foolproof System of Chess
playing against several players simultaneously and winning the majority of them
to play unlimited games at once\nother system for the foolproof system of chess, more people\ntony corinda
1958
mnemonics and mental systems Tony Corinda
To Play Unlimited Games at Once
other system for The Foolproof System of Chess, more people
mind's eye\nseveral chess pieces in a box, performer divines the one which is removed\nalexander renno\nmental checkmate\ngene "phantini" grant\nno ink-ling\nmichael demarco
1979
the compleat magick — volume iii Alexander Renno
Mind's Eye
several chess pieces in a box, performer divines the one which is removed
mental checkmate\nspectator selects four chess pieces from a box and puts them in different pockets, performer knows which piece is where\ngene "phantini" grant\nmind's eye\nalexander renno
1981
phantini's incredible mental secrets volume two Gene "Phantini" Grant
Mental Checkmate
spectator selects four chess pieces from a box and puts them in different pockets, performer knows which piece is where
the knight's gambit\nnamed chess figure is predicted, red circle in a chess book around figure, with a letter\nal mann
1982
the knight's gambit Al Mann
The Knight's Gambit
named chess figure is predicted, red circle in a chess book around figure, with a letter
non-working trix #4\n- "unexchange", pseudo-switch of two small items, like chess figures or okito boxes
- secretly exchanging the pen caps of two pens even though apparently nothing happens\nkarl fulves\nlogical links\nkarl fulves
1988
interlocutor Karl Fulves
Non-Working Trix #4
- "Unexchange", pseudo-switch of two small items, like chess figures or Okito boxes
- secretly exchanging the pen caps of two pens even though apparently nothing happens