spook pencils\nfour pencils of different color, spectator writes with one of them and performer knows which color has been used\ntom sellers
1931
magical pleasantries Tom Sellers
Spook Pencils
four pencils of different color, spectator writes with one of them and performer knows which color has been used
an amazing dictionary feat\nword selected as performer is out of the room is divined by him, secret message inside pencil\ntom sellers
1933
more secrets Tom Sellers
An Amazing Dictionary Feat
word selected as performer is out of the room is divined by him, secret message inside pencil
radar pencil mental routine\none of four cards is picked up secretly, card is detected, radar pencil\nrobert a. nelson
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation Robert A. Nelson
Radar Pencil Mental Routine
one of four cards is picked up secretly, card is detected, radar pencil
chalk penetration\nchalk mark is rubbed through a table or surface and appears on the performer's other previously examined hand\nu. f. grant
1948
grant's inner circle magazine U. F. Grant
Chalk Penetration
chalk mark is rubbed through a table or surface and appears on the performer's other previously examined hand
(3) a pocket trick\npencil is removed from a box, color is divined, fake pencil\ntony corinda
1958
pencil, lip, sound, touch and muscle reading Tony Corinda
(3) A Pocket Trick
pencil is removed from a box, color is divined, fake pencil
(1) the billet pencil \nloading a billet in an envelope \ntony corinda\nchallenge prediction\ngene nielsen\nthe frankenstein affair\nal mann
1958
predictions Tony Corinda
spot everywhere\nspots drawn on sugar cube, cube is dissolved in water and spots found on spectator, stamp with the aid of sugar cube\nleo behnke
1962
entertaining close up Leo Behnke
Spot Everywhere
spots drawn on sugar cube, cube is dissolved in water and spots found on spectator, stamp with the aid of sugar cube
double vision\ntwo cards predicted on paper slips, using ballpoint pen with pencil lead, mirage deck\nsam dalal\nmagigram (rough-smooth part, by sam dalal)
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Sam Dalal
Double Vision
two cards predicted on paper slips, using ballpoint pen with pencil lead, mirage deck
germain's paper\nbillet switch with pencil, unclear if by germain or jacques remanaux\nfrancis carlyle
1975
the magic of francis carlyle Francis Carlyle
Germain's Paper
billet switch with pencil, unclear if by Germain or Jacques Remanaux
(1) the pencil that remembers what it writes\nafter examining pencil, performer knows what was written with it, electronics, no details given\nkarl fulves\netcetera\nharold bester\nchris hussey\nl. vosburgh lyons\nmartin gardner\npaul sweetman
1976
interlocutor Karl Fulves
(1) The Pencil That Remembers What It Writes
after examining pencil, performer knows what was written with it, electronics, no details given
the frankenstein affair\nseveral dead ants and a dead fly come back to life, ladybug recommandation\nal mann\n(1) the billet pencil \ntony corinda\nnotes\nal mann
1977
psycho-mentisis Al Mann
The Frankenstein Affair
several dead ants and a dead fly come back to life, ladybug recommandation
on the other hand\nideas for steel animal trap, abbott's daring spring trap, pencil snapped in two, fake hand in trap\nkarrell fox
1979
another book Karrell Fox
On the Other Hand
ideas for steel animal trap, Abbott's Daring Spring Trap, pencil snapped in two, fake hand in trap
significant digit\nno. 6, spectator writes number on one side of small paper, it is torn in half with writing down, performer knows which half has writing and the number, pencil writing transferred to moist finger\n unknown
1979
self-working mental magic
Unknown
Significant Digit
No. 6, spectator writes number on one side of small paper, it is torn in half with writing down, performer knows which half has writing and the number, pencil writing transferred to moist finger
bio test!\nbuilding a pen with a prompter sheet, accessing word index\ndavid himelrick\nbrain echoes\nfrederick m. shields
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii David Himelrick
Bio Test!
building a pen with a prompter sheet, accessing word index
brain echoes\nbook test, prompter\nfrederick m. shields\nsyl reilly's "brain echo"\nbio test!\ndavid himelrick
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii Frederick M. Shields
the multi-colored pen\nstarting with "pen writes any color"-gag, out to lunch principle\ndaryl martinez
1986
the new york magic symposium — collection 5 Daryl Martinez
The Multi-Colored Pen
starting with "pen writes any color"-gag, out to lunch principle
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
the magic maker\nmarker is put in pocket without putting cap on it, big ink stain on shirt, then cap vanishes and reappears on pen and ink stain vanishes\nsteve beam
1989
the trapdoor — volume two Steve Beam
The Magic Maker
marker is put in pocket without putting cap on it, big ink stain on shirt, then cap vanishes and reappears on pen and ink stain vanishes
pick-a-pencil / pick-a-lollipop\nbunch of pencils, all removed but one, prediction\nali bongo\npick-a-pencil / pick-a-lollipop\nali bongo
1994
lecture notes '94 Ali Bongo
radar coin\npencil answers questions with sound in glass, glass in which billet is put in divined, secret sugar in glass, radar pencil\ngene raye
2001
latter day secrets Gene Raye
Radar Coin
pencil answers questions with sound in glass, glass in which billet is put in divined, secret sugar in glass, radar pencil
alcon\nwords written on paper change color, clever switching pad\nchristoph borer\nalcon\nchristoph borer
2002
anam cara auf zirkeltour 2002 Christoph Borer
Alcon
words written on paper change color, clever switching pad
supercharged silver\nring changes to coin, involving a magnetic coin that is moved from sleeve to hand with magnetic pen\ndon nielsen\ncopper-silver\ntony kardyro
2005
latter day secrets Don Nielsen
Supercharged Silver
ring changes to coin, involving a magnetic coin that is moved from sleeve to hand with magnetic pen
the ruling class\nspectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil\nmax maven\nthe ruler\ndai vernon\ndr. stanley jaks\nbill simon\nmartin gardner\nnorman jensen\nbruce elliott\nthe ruling class\nmax maven\nthe ruling class\nmax maven\nthe ruling class\nmax maven
2009
las vegas lecture Max Maven
The Ruling Class
spectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil
the ruling class\nspectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil\nmax maven\nthe ruling class\nmax maven
2010
maven on topic: mentalism Max Maven
The Ruling Class
spectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil
the ruling class\nspectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil\nmax maven\nthe ruling class\nmax maven
2011
hollywood hyperbole Max Maven
The Ruling Class
spectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil
the ruling class\nspectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil\nmax maven\nthe ruling class\nmax maven
2011
ideas by max Max Maven
The Ruling Class
spectator moves fingers together under ruler, where they end up is predicted by length of pencil
sharpie 2\nfour mini sharpies, spectator uses one, performer divines which one\nwayne dobson\n"sharpie" (wayne dobson, wd40)
2013
more look no hands Wayne Dobson
Sharpie 2
four mini sharpies, spectator uses one, performer divines which one
maue's pen\nhumorous demonstration on controlling the spectator's decision\nrick maue\nrick maue, raw, 2008 & the road, 2010
2017
the doors of deception Rick Maue
Maue's Pen
humorous demonstration on controlling the spectator's decision