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
spelling any card called for \n no. 28, full deck stack \n charles t. jordan \n spelling any card called for \n charles t. jordan \n shock spell \n father cyprian
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
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
system for arranging cards for any spelling combination \n explained with the effect in which every value in a suit is spelled out \n jean hugard
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Jean Hugard
System for Arranging Cards for Any Spelling Combination
explained with the effect in which every value in a suit is spelled out
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
wizard spelling master \n two banks that spell with nine resp. twelve card each \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Wizard Spelling Master
two banks that spell with nine resp. twelve card each
spelling any card called for \n full deck stack \n charles t. jordan \n spelling any card called for \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
frank squires' speller \n answers to questions about selection are spelt out, selection shows up \n frank squires \n lloyd e. jones \n frank squires' speller \n frank squires \n frank squires speller \n frederick braue
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Frank Squires, Lloyd E. Jones
Frank Squires' Speller
answers to questions about selection are spelt out, selection shows up
spell it yourself \n two decks, progressive set-up, out of hand selection procedure \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
Spell It Yourself
two decks, progressive set-up, out of hand selection procedure
spell me! \n thought-of card, progressive set-up \n henry christ \n the new spell me \n henry christ \n spell detector \n henry christ
1937
the jinx 1-50 Henry Christ
the version used by robert parrish \n as previous routine but setting a selection in spelling position \n robert parrish
1937
you'd be surprised Robert Parrish
The Version used by Robert Parrish
as previous routine but setting a selection in spelling position
magic versus mentalism \n thought of card is spelled to from two decks, progressive spelling set-up \n theodore annemann
1939
the jinx 51-100 Theodore Annemann
Magic versus Mentalism
thought of card is spelled to from two decks, progressive spelling set-up
multi-spelling trick \n "the repeat spelling of mentally selected cards" \n unknown \n a little extra with the multi spell \n jack avis \n a little extra with the multi-spelling \n jack avis
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
palm placement \n palmed card inserted at certain position when cards are spread through \n edouard cartier
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Edouard Cartier
Palm Placement
palmed card inserted at certain position when cards are spread through
formula for any spelling trick \n spelling through the values of a suit, spectator gets it wrong, how to arrive at the formula \n max katz \n spelling trick formula \n richard f. mckinney
1945
hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Max Katz
Formula for any Spelling Trick
spelling through the values of a suit, spectator gets it wrong, how to arrive at the formula
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
thought stealer \n progressive set up \n unknown \n thought stealer \n jean hugard \n roberto giobbi \n arthur finley \n dead solid perfect \n steven youell
1948
the royal road to card magic
Unknown
heath's master speller \n no. 15, ace to king packet arranged, random card cut to, value spelled repeatedly to get ace to king in sequence \n royal vale heath \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks Royal Vale Heath, John Scarne
Heath's Master Speller
No. 15, Ace to king packet arranged, random card cut to, value spelled repeatedly to get Ace to King in sequence
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
tap tap tap \n selection and five other cards are put in envelopes, performer taps the envelopes and spectator mentally spells his card, when he stops the performer his hand is on the correct envelope, using deck with different backs (rainbow) \n royal vale heath
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250 Royal Vale Heath
Tap Tap Tap
selection and five other cards are put in envelopes, performer taps the envelopes and spectator mentally spells his card, when he stops the performer his hand is on the correct envelope, using deck with different backs (rainbow)
54 card trick \n done with 54 cards, sentence spelled to find card \n jack yeager \n jack yeager's "second portfolio of tricks"
1951
ireland's yearbooks Jack Yeager
the locator three of clubs \n spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
The Locator Three of Clubs
spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found
beyond the veil \n cut-to card is spelled out in second deck and produces same card \n patrick page \n shuffled speller \n philip t. goldstein \n patrick page
1959
card tricks Patrick Page
Beyond the Veil
cut-to card is spelled out in second deck and produces same card
mental spell \n is this paul rosini's? fingertip peeked at card is spelled to, progressive spelling set-up \n edward marlo
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
Mental Spell
is this Paul Rosini's? Fingertip peeked at card is spelled to, progressive spelling set-up
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"
helensburg speller \n spelling to any thought of card, phoenix #98 reference given on p. 236, see also p. 254 for references \n roy walton \n encore! \n frederick mosteller
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Roy Walton
Helensburg Speller
spelling to any thought of card, Phoenix #98 reference given on p. 236, see also p. 254 for references
perfect speller \n \n bruce cervon \n tele-spell \n ken krenzel \n repeat perfect speller \n allan slaight \n speaking of spells \n cushing strout \n riffle shuffle control placement for perfect speller \n karl fulves \n perfect speller \n karl fulves \n hr's speller \n harvey rosenthal \n manhattan transfer \n philip t. goldstein \n the card trick that has no explanation \n steven youell
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Bruce Cervon
perfect packet spell \n spectator removes a couple of number cards, performer arranges them instantly so they spell out in wanted order one by one \n bill logan \n change in handling \n jack avis
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Bill Logan
Perfect Packet Spell
spectator removes a couple of number cards, performer arranges them instantly so they spell out in wanted order one by one
frank squires' speller \n answers to questions about selection are spelt out, selection shows up \n frank squires \n frank squires' speller \n frank squires \n lloyd e. jones
1972
the living end Frank Squires
Frank Squires' Speller
answers to questions about selection are spelt out, selection shows up
speaking of spells \n setting up for the referenced spelling tricks with location routine \n cushing strout \n "baker + johnson combination" (f. j. baker, marvin johnson) \n crazy clocks \n fred g. taylor \n perfect speller \n bruce cervon \n child's play \n karl fulves \n tri-multaneous \n sam schwartz
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Cushing Strout
Speaking of Spells
setting up for the referenced spelling tricks with location routine
Inspired by
"Baker + Johnson Combination" (F. J. Baker, Marvin Johnson)
espell mental \n using jumbo esp cards, in envelopes, spelling and down-under deal \n north bigbee \n paul siegel's "colorspell" in "mentalism a la mode"
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii North Bigbee
ESPell Mental
using Jumbo ESP cards, in envelopes, spelling and down-under deal
Inspired by
Paul Siegel's "Colorspell" in "Mentalism a la Mode"
jkspell \n packet, progressive spelling set-up, see also p. 864 for credit information \n joseph k. schmidt \n "magic spell" (dai vernon, hugard's magic monthly, oct. 1946, p. 259)
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Joseph K. Schmidt
JKSpell
packet, progressive spelling set-up, see also p. 864 for credit information
thought speller \n no. 30, card from small packet thought-of, later found when another spectator says stop as cards are removed from pocket one by one \n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
Thought Speller
No. 30, card from small packet thought-of, later found when another spectator says stop as cards are removed from pocket one by one
the 13th card \n double prediction, prediction written of card found when spectator's card is spelled to, and duplicate of spectator's card in pocket \n larry becker
1978
world of super mentalism Larry Becker
The 13th Card
double prediction, prediction written of card found when spectator's card is spelled to, and duplicate of spectator's card in pocket
the vampire spell \n signed card in one of five envelopes, envelopes shuffled and word spelled for times, remaining envelope contains card, vampire presentation \n larry becker
1978
world of super mentalism Larry Becker
The Vampire Spell
signed card in one of five envelopes, envelopes shuffled and word spelled for times, remaining envelope contains card, vampire presentation
fabulous gypsy spell \n six gipsy cards, one is selected and a chosen word from list used to spell through the cards \n larry becker
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii Larry Becker
Fabulous Gypsy Spell
six gipsy cards, one is selected and a chosen word from list used to spell through the cards
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
miracle mental spell \n to two freely thought of cards, count-spell principle \n derek dingle \n another encore \n alex elmsley \n frederick mosteller
1982
the complete works of derek dingle Derek Dingle
Miracle Mental Spell
to two freely thought of cards, count-spell principle
manhattan transfer \n lie speller with automatic control, credit information for lie spelling \n philip t. goldstein \n perfect speller \n bruce cervon
1982
12/12 Philip T. Goldstein
Manhattan Transfer
lie speller with automatic control, credit information for Lie Spelling
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
shuffled speller \n cut-to card is spelled out in second deck and produces same card, ungaffed approach for patrick page's "beyond the veil" \n philip t. goldstein \n patrick page \n beyond the veil \n patrick page
1984
thequal Philip T. Goldstein, Patrick Page
Shuffled Speller
cut-to card is spelled out in second deck and produces same card, ungaffed approach for Patrick Page's "Beyond the Veil"
manhattan transfer \n lie speller with automatic control, credit information for lie spelling \n philip t. goldstein \n perfect speller \n bruce cervon
1984
lechter notes Philip T. Goldstein
Manhattan Transfer
lie speller with automatic control, credit information for Lie Spelling
mental telepathy stack \n four spectators think of a card from a group, they're spelled out, progressive spellers (1935) \n frederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Mental Telepathy Stack
four spectators think of a card from a group, they're spelled out, progressive spellers (1935)
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
3 little words \n - two pile lie speller: the roots
- two pile lie speller: the trick \n stewart james \n you, babe \n karl fulves \n would i lie to you? \n karl fulves
1988
the chronicles Stewart James
i knew that \n any card is spelled to (count-spell principle), two methods, with credit information (mosteller) \n edward marlo \n i knew that \n edward marlo \n i knew that \n edward marlo
1990
that's it Edward Marlo
I Knew That
any card is spelled to (Count-Spell Principle), two methods, with credit information (Mosteller)
i knew that \n any card is spelled to (count-spell principle), two methods, with credit information (mosteller) \n edward marlo \n i knew that \n edward marlo
1990
finally! Edward Marlo
I Knew That
any card is spelled to (Count-Spell Principle), two methods, with credit information (Mosteller)
a double prediction \n two cards, progressive spelling set-up, one-ahead, sixteenth card principle \n alex elmsley \n decision \n jules lenier \n semiquaver \n michael demarco
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
A Double Prediction
two cards, progressive spelling set-up, one-ahead, sixteenth card principle
i knew that \n any card is spelled to (count-spell principle), two methods, with credit information (mosteller) \n edward marlo \n i knew that \n edward marlo
1993
simplicity at your fingertips Edward Marlo
I Knew That
any card is spelled to (Count-Spell Principle), two methods, with credit information (Mosteller)
bottoming out \n all values are spelled, selection is found at last letter of last value, sucker element \n steve beam \n gwynne's speller \n jack gwynne \n raw deal \n wayne kyzer \n bottoming out today \n marty kane \n buckeye bottoms out \n marty kane \n practical joker \n marty kane \n errata \n steve beam
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Steve Beam
Bottoming Out
all values are spelled, selection is found at last letter of last value, sucker element
paraspell \n two cards, faro-version of stewart james' "evolution of a dream" \n alex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Paraspell
two cards, faro-version of Stewart James' "Evolution of a Dream"
symbue \n color cards, thought of color & design spelled to, progressive speller principle \n philip t. goldstein
1994
thabbatical Philip T. Goldstein
Symbue
color cards, thought of color & design spelled to, progressive speller principle
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
sly stebbins \n spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection \n allan slaight \n stebbin up \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n sly stebbins \n allan slaight \n stebbin out \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n the deck will tell \n allan slaight
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Allan Slaight
Sly Stebbins
spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection
stebbin up \n -spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n sly stebbins \n allan slaight \n stebbin out \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n the deck will tell \n allan slaight
1997
the trapdoor — volume three Allan Slaight, Steve Beam
Stebbin Up
-spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection
change in handling \n spectator removes a couple of number cards to represent his phone number, performer arranges them instantly so they spell out in right order \n jack avis \n perfect packet spell \n bill logan
1998
vis à vis Jack Avis
Change in Handling
spectator removes a couple of number cards to represent his phone number, performer arranges them instantly so they spell out in right order
database \n further comments and credit information on the referenced items, card spelling credit information \n karl fulves \n "following orders" (discoverie #1) \n "han ping cheat" (discovier #1) \n "roundabout" (charlatan #3) \n follow me \n karl fulves \n see also... \n karl fulves \n dr. elliott's second deal \n bob still \n colorific \n felix greenfield \n mind game \n dai vernon \n final four \n karl fulves
2000
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Database
further comments and credit information on the referenced items, Card Spelling credit information
v.d. \n valentines day patter, card is found by dealing and spelling, she loves me / loves me not for down-under deal \n marty kane \n peter duffie's "lying time" \n australian self-help \n alex elmsley
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marty Kane
V.D.
valentines day patter, card is found by dealing and spelling, she loves me / loves me not for down-under deal
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
stebbin out \n spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n sly stebbins \n allan slaight \n stebbin up \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n stebbin out \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n the deck will tell \n allan slaight \n stebbin' out \n steve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Allan Slaight, Steve Beam
Stebbin Out
spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection
double progressive spell stack \n integrate two "progressive" spell stacks together \n simon aronson \n "the t. nelson downs speller" \n t. nelson downs
2001
try the impossible Simon Aronson
simon's flash speller \n system to figure out number of letters in any card's name \n simon aronson \n flash spelling \n edward marlo \n flash speller \n edward marlo \n a quickie with charlier & simon \n david solomon
2001
try the impossible Simon Aronson
Simon's Flash Speller
System to figure out number of letters in any card's name
stebbin out \n spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n stebbin out \n allan slaight \n steve beam
2001
hand-picked card tricks Allan Slaight, Steve Beam
Stebbin Out
spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection
the deck will tell \n spelling words color, suits and value and always finding matching cards to selectio \n allan slaight \n ask the deck \n francois ziegler \n richard vollmer \n sly stebbins \n allan slaight \n stebbin up \n allan slaight \n steve beam \n stebbin out \n allan slaight \n steve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Allan Slaight
The Deck Will Tell
spelling words color, suits and value and always finding matching cards to selectio
named location \n stacking cards so they can be spelled to by using the name of the spectator, as a multiple out \n steve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Named Location
stacking cards so they can be spelled to by using the name of the spectator, as a multiple out
taking another look at the dead man's hand \n after spelling some words, magician deals the dead man's hand to the spectator \n cushing strout \n dead man's hand \n henry christ \n the wizard of odds \n karl fulves
2005
on the other side of the mirror Cushing Strout
Taking Another Look at the Dead Man's Hand
After spelling some words, magician deals the Dead Man's Hand to the spectator
speller notes \n a. on locating previous trick
b. instanto deck and any card spelling
c. short routine to spell any named card impromptu, face-up counting and turnover pass
d. cutting as deck is dumped from case \n karl fulves \n instanto \n billy o'connor \n a gaffed card case \n karl fulves
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
Speller Notes
A. on locating previous trick
B. Instanto Deck and any card spelling
C. short routine to spell any named card impromptu, face-up counting and turnover pass
D. cutting as deck is dumped from case
cards and letters \n cards used to spell a name, three predictions, duplicates \n allan slaight
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Allan Slaight
Cards and Letters
cards used to spell a name, three predictions, duplicates
practical joker \n characteristics of cards are spelled, sucker element \n marty kane \n bottoming out \n steve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Marty Kane
Practical Joker
characteristics of cards are spelled, sucker element
i'm okay, you're ok \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted and word spelled, flexible method \n doug canning \n this might be the night \n juan esteban varela
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Doug Canning
I'm Okay, You're Ok
single card prediction, thought of number is counted and word spelled, flexible method
box of matches \n six torn cards match when words are spelled, words from card case used \n max maven \n "the ramasee prophecy" (howard adams, oicufesp vol. 10, 1982) \n tally-ho! \n henry christ
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Max Maven
Box of Matches
six torn cards match when words are spelled, words from card case used
Inspired by
"The Ramasee Prophecy" (Howard Adams, OICUFESP Vol. 10, 1982)
diamonds \n several spectators select a diamond card and after spelling and down-under deals they find their selections again \n marty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Diamonds
several spectators select a Diamond card and after spelling and down-under deals they find their selections again
showing the 7 dwarfs \n spelling and down-under deal, finding selections with snow white theme \n marty kane \n australian self-help \n alex elmsley \n snow white and the short seven \n doug canning
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Showing the 7 Dwarfs
spelling and down-under deal, finding selections with Snow White theme
snow white and the short seven \n spelling and down-under deal, finding selections with snow white theme \n doug canning \n showing the 7 dwarfs \n marty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Doug Canning
Snow White and the Short Seven
spelling and down-under deal, finding selections with Snow White theme
password \n spelling and down-under deal, password theme
- dow show
- sniper
- the web
- snail mail \n marty kane \n australian self-help \n alex elmsley
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
suit per suit pursuit \n spelling and down-under deal, pile with different suit as kicker \n marty kane \n australian self-help \n alex elmsley
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Suit Per Suit Pursuit
spelling and down-under deal, pile with different suit as kicker
the king of swing \n spelling and down-under deal \n marty kane \n under your spell \n tom daugherty \n spelling foretelling \n marty kane \n part three - using 6 target cards \n marty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
what's in a name? \n spelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find aces \n marty kane \n nameless \n steve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
What's in a Name?
spelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find Aces
nameless \n spelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find aces \n steve beam \n what's in a name? \n marty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Steve Beam
Nameless
spelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find Aces
miss match \n spectator selects location from small packet and then mate by spelling a random card, principle of nine and miracle mix-up / remote control \n robert lusthaus \n jack yate's "miracle mix-up" in "abbott's anthology of card magic vol. 3"
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Robert Lusthaus
Miss Match
spectator selects location from small packet and then mate by spelling a random card, principle of nine and Miracle Mix-Up / Remote Control
Inspired by
Jack Yate's "Miracle Mix-up" in "Abbott's Anthology of Card Magic Vol. 3"
vegemental \n six cards with vegetables, two selections made and spelt, then divined \n max maven \n vegemental \n max maven
2010
maven on topic: mentalism Max Maven
Vegemental
six cards with vegetables, two selections made and spelt, then divined
routined spelling \n multiple phase spelling trick:
- a freely chosen color
- a freely chosen suit
- a freely chosen card by spelling its name
- a freely chosen card by progressively revealing the suit and the value from spelling \n woody aragon
2011
a book in english Woody Aragon
Routined Spelling
multiple phase spelling trick:
a freely chosen color
a freely chosen suit
a freely chosen card by spelling its name
a freely chosen card by progressively revealing the suit and the value from spelling
vegemental \n six cards with vegetables, two selections made and spelt, then divined \n max maven \n vegemental \n max maven
2016
session notes Max Maven
Vegemental
six cards with vegetables, two selections made and spelt, then divined
a childish spelling trick \n two selections lost and shuffled in the deck, spelled to cleanly, with demonstration spell & faro placement \n alexander hansford
2016
sprezzatura Alexander Hansford
A Childish Spelling Trick
two selections lost and shuffled in the deck, spelled to cleanly, with demonstration spell & faro placement
lucky stars \n list of famous people, two are selected and names spelled to determine selections, both selections are located \n max maven \n ed marlo's "affinity" in rufus steele's "the last word on cards" 1952
2018
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 11 Max Maven
Lucky Stars
list of famous people, two are selected and names spelled to determine selections, both selections are located
Inspired by
Ed Marlo's "Affinity" in Rufus Steele's "The Last Word on Cards" 1952
stebbin' out \n spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection \n steve beam \n sly stebbins \n allan slaight \n stebbin out \n allan slaight \n steve beam
2019
card tricks that kilt Steve Beam
Stebbin' Out
spelling color, number, mate always corresponding to the selection