Twenty Stunners With A Nail Writer by Franklin M. Chapman
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Franklin M. Chapman – Twenty Stunners With a Nail Writer
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The nail writer is an extremely powerful tool for the mentalist. It’s origin is unclear. One of the earliest references can be found in the book Spirit Slate Writing and Kindred Phenomena, written by William. E. Robinson and published in 1898. Therein it was called “The Thumb Pencil Carrier”. This booklet will give you an easy start using this gimmick.
You might also want to check out Swami Tech by Bob Cassidy.
first edition 1944, M. Kanter; 32 pages.
Table of Contents
page page
Introduction
Nail Writers: Types and Methods
Identical Twins
Light on the Subject
A Whispered Selection
Two-Way Telepathy
Like an Open Book
Word for Word
Easy Mark
The Quick or the Dead
At the Bar
Long Distance Telepathy
The Swami Test
Telepathy
You Think As I Think
A Pinch Hitter
Whose Name?
Seeing Red
Easy Card Prediction
The Invisible Hand
Via Telephone
Music in the Air
Is It Telepathy?
Types of Nail Writers
word count: 10869 which is equivalent to 43 standard pages of text