| Datum | Werk |
| 1784 | Physical amusements and diverting experiments. (Pinetti Willedal de Merci, Giuseppe, 1784) |
| 1785 | Pinetti´s last legacy, or the magical cabinet unlock´d (Pinetti Willedal de Merci, Giuseppe, 1785) |
| 1784 | Amusements Physiques (Pinetti Willedal de Merci, Giuseppe, 1784) |
| 1784 | Method of Engraving in Relief on the Shell of a new-laid Egg. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | How to shoot a Swallow flying, with a Gun loaded with Powder, as usual; and after, to find Means to bring it to life again. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To make a Calve´s Head bellow as if alive, when dressed and served up. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | How to dispose two little Figures, so that one shall light a Candle, and the other put it out. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | A curious Secret to make a Card pass from one Hand into the other. (Pinetti W., 1784) |
| 1784 | To change a Card which is in the Hand of a Person, recommending him to cover it well. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | How to guess a Card that has been thought of by anybody, by writing beforehand on a Paper or Card a Number... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To guess the Thoughts of any Person, assuring him, that you will write before-hand on apiece of Paper the Amount of the Parcel of Cards he shall happen to chuse... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To extinguish two Wax Candles, and light two others, distant about three Feet, by the firing of a Pistol (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | Flüssiges Blut beginnt in der Hand eines verliebten Zuschauers zu kochen (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To make a Ring shift from one Hand to another (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To make any Pen-knife out of three jump out of a Goblet (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1785 | To make a Calve´s Head bellow as if alive, when dressed and served up. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | Method of restoring to Life in two Minutes, a Fly that has been drowned 24 Hours. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To shoot a Swallow flying, with a Gun loaded with Powder, as usual; and after, to find Means to bring it to Life again. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To make a Colour that will appear or disappear by Means of the Air. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To change a Card which is in the Hand of a Person, recommending him to cover it well. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | The Method of causing a Card to pass from the Hand of one Person into the Hand of another. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | How to guess a Card that has been thought of by any body, by writing before hand on a Paper or Card a Number... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To guess the Thoughts of any Person, assuring him, that you will write before hand on a Piece of Paper the Amount of the Parcel of Cards he shall happen to chuse... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | How to dispose two little Figures, so that one shall light a Candle, and the other put it out. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To extinguish two Wax Candles, and light two others, distant about three Feet, by the firing of a Pistol... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To seem to cut a Hole in a Cloak, Scarf, or Handkerchief, and with Words to make it whole again. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To make a Ring shift from one Hand to another, and to make it go on whatever Finger is required on the other Hand... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To tell any Person what Card he thinketh on. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | To make any Pen-knife out of three jump out of a Goblet... (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1785 | A Trick upon the Globe box. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1785) |
| 1784 | Curious Method of restoring to Life, in two Minutes, a Fly that has been drowned even twenty-four hours (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To make a Colour that will appear or disappear by Means of the Air (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | A Method of drawing a deformed Figure, which will appear well proportioned from a certain Point of View. (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |
| 1784 | To change the Colour of a Rose (Giuseppe Pinetti Willedal de Merci, 1784) |