cremo! card restoration extraordinary \n card forced via spelling procedure, duplicate in deck \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
Cremo! Card Restoration Extraordinary
card forced via spelling procedure, duplicate in deck
the puzzling speller \n progressive set-up, dealing placement \n bob hummer \n the puzzling speller \n bob hummer \n max abrams \n max abrams
1936
the jinx 1-50 Bob Hummer
cremo card restoration \n card forced via spelling procedure, duplicate in deck \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Cremo Card Restoration
card forced via spelling procedure, duplicate in deck
spellbound \n two variations of a speller, spectator thinks of a card in the deck, performer puts cards on by one on spectator's hand, who spells his card in his mind, the last letter is his card \n vern schoneck
1948
the phoenix 101-150 Vern Schoneck
Spellbound
two variations of a speller, spectator thinks of a card in the deck, performer puts cards on by one on spectator's hand, who spells his card in his mind, the last letter is his card
cardini's mind reading card trick \n no. 16, one of six cards thought-of, shuffled back in half the deck, then spelled to, six duplicates and progressive spelling set-up \n cardini
1950
scarne on card tricks Cardini
Cardini's Mind Reading Card Trick
No. 16, one of six cards thought-of, shuffled back in half the deck, then spelled to, six duplicates and progressive spelling set-up
spelling the spades \n packet of ace to king of spades, spell ace to king one after another, originally titled the improved chevalier card trick \n charles t. jordan \n the spelling bee \n jack chanin \n john mcardle \n john weiss \n al flosso
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Charles T. Jordan
Spelling the Spades
Packet of Ace to King of Spades, spell Ace to King one after another, originally titled The Improved Chevalier Card Trick
spell and count \n simplified handling (clue trick originally from sept. 1966 mum) \n al leech \n a trick without a clue \n rolland hamblen
1966/2004
a last look at leech Al Leech
Spell and Count
simplified handling (Clue trick originally from Sept. 1966 MUM)
duo spell \n two mentally chosen cards spelled out, see p. 206 for references and mention of swinford & cairy's "computer cards"/"cyberdeck" \n paul swinford \n suggestion by roy walton on p. 230 \n duo-spell \n paul swinford \n duo spell \n paul swinford \n transpoker iii \n karl fulves
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Paul Swinford
Duo Spell
two mentally chosen cards spelled out, see p. 206 for references and mention of Swinford & Cairy's "Computer Cards"/"Cyberdeck"
multiple mental spell \n four spectators spell down to mentally selected cards, stack, second method with bank of twenty-four duplicates (page 182) \n edward marlo
1969
expert card mysteries Edward Marlo
Multiple Mental Spell
four spectators spell down to mentally selected cards, stack, second method with bank of twenty-four duplicates (page 182)
try it again \n ace through king packet, each value spelled to, spectator always gets joker, last card blank \n jules lenier
1970
try it again Jules Lenier
Try It Again
Ace through King packet, each value spelled to, spectator always gets Joker, last card blank
think-spell - and the great invisible pass \n thought-of card spelled to, then put in center and comes back to top, progressive set-up \n roger smith
1975
smith's mini-lecture notes no. 1 Roger Smith
Think-Spell - And the Great Invisible Pass
thought-of card spelled to, then put in center and comes back to top, progressive set-up
the spell of a good magician \n three thought-of cards spelled to, they then change to aces to match a fourth card, faro \n roger smith \n steve saunders \n ron hicks
1977
innovative magic no. 1 Roger Smith, Steve Saunders, Ron Hicks
The Spell of a Good Magician
three thought-of cards spelled to, they then change to Aces to match a fourth card, faro
the puzzling speller \n progressive set-up, dealing placement \n bob hummer \n the puzzling speller \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Bob Hummer
max abrams \n version for puzzling speller and highlighting mistake in original description \n max abrams \n the puzzling speller \n bob hummer
1981
bob hummer's collected secrets Max Abrams
Max Abrams
version for puzzling speller and highlighting mistake in original description
bicycle! \n with bicycle cards, words on case are spelled to and royal flush comes out \n peter marshall \n tally-ho! \n henry christ \n apocalypse variations or additions \n charles hudson
1981
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Peter Marshall
Bicycle!
with Bicycle cards, words on case are spelled to and royal flush comes out
duo spell \n no. 84, two mentally chosen cards spelled out \n paul swinford \n duo spell \n paul swinford
1984
more self-working card tricks Paul Swinford
the thought stealer \n one of six cards, progressive spelling, using braue memorized deck \n frederick braue
1992
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
The Thought Stealer
one of six cards, progressive spelling, using Braue Memorized Deck
vernon plus braue \n thought-of cards from eight-card packet found via a spelling and down-under procedure \n frederick braue \n dai vernon \n vernon plus braue \n frederick braue \n dai vernon
1992
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue, Dai Vernon
Vernon Plus Braue
thought-of cards from eight-card packet found via a spelling and down-under procedure
birthday value - birthday suit \n spectator spells birth month from one packet and birth day from another, suit and value are used to arrive at a card which is predicted \n karl fulves \n birthday value, birthday suit \n karl fulves \n birthday value birthday suit \n philip t. goldstein
1993
rigmarole Karl Fulves
Birthday Value - Birthday Suit
spectator spells birth month from one packet and birth day from another, suit and value are used to arrive at a card which is predicted
twice in half \n two cards removed from half deck and spelled down, card there predicted \n philip t. goldstein \n half in twice \n philip t. goldstein
1994
thabbatical Philip T. Goldstein
Twice in Half
two cards removed from half deck and spelled down, card there predicted
van john \n \n philip t. goldstein \n tom seller's "the name speller" (immediate magic) \n van john \n philip t. goldstein
1994
thabbatical Philip T. Goldstein
spell check \n three cards spelled to consecutively starting with random card, selection at end of last spell, declining letter spells \n simon aronson
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Spell Check
three cards spelled to consecutively starting with random card, selection at end of last spell, declining letter spells
sigh stebbins \n spectator spells guesses about selection, with value of last card selection is found \n scott robinson
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Scott Robinson
Sigh Stebbins
spectator spells guesses about selection, with value of last card selection is found
fate in numbers \n no. 30, numbers rolled by dice spelled out, corresponding values are revealed \n karl fulves
2001
new self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Fate in Numbers
No. 30, numbers rolled by dice spelled out, corresponding values are revealed
double killer speller \n two selections, using killer count \n peter duffie \n aldo colombini \n robin robertson
2004
killer koncepts Peter Duffie, Aldo Colombini, Robin Robertson
computer virus killer \n "a novel revelation of two thought cards"
two spectators think cards from a five-card and six-card group, involving virus gag card
- the history (credit information and references) \n joseph k. schmidt \n "brain twister" (ben braude, hugard's magic monthly, oct. 1946) \n virus variation \n karl fulves
2005
latter day secrets Joseph K. Schmidt
Computer Virus Killer
"A Novel Revelation of Two Thought Cards"
two spectators think cards from a five-card and six-card group, involving virus gag card
r & d's count spell extra \n composite card, count-spelling to any card composed by suit and value separately chosen \n robin robertson \n peter duffie
2006
prolix Robin Robertson, Peter Duffie
R & D's Count Spell Extra
composite card, count-spelling to any card composed by suit and value separately chosen
shark hunt \n seven four-card packets, spectator exchanges some packets, cards gathered, spelled through values from deck \n karl fulves \n jack gwynne's speller (the seven circles, july 1931) \n gwynne's speller \n jack gwynne \n baby shark \n roy walton
2008
prolix Karl Fulves
Shark Hunt
seven four-card packets, spectator exchanges some packets, cards gathered, spelled through values from deck
Inspired by
Jack Gwynne's speller (The Seven Circles, July 1931)
double miracle \n card thought of from a group, another card selected, one card spelled to and the other found at named number, using versatile spread control \n tom gagnon
2011
avant-cards Tom Gagnon
Double Miracle
card thought of from a group, another card selected, one card spelled to and the other found at named number, using Versatile Spread Control
perfect spelling \n card chosen from a list of playing cards is spelled to, progressive spelling set-up \n david solomon
2018
solomon's secrets David Solomon
Perfect Spelling
card chosen from a list of playing cards is spelled to, progressive spelling set-up