Andy Bell's Unencoded Pegs - Anyone have them?

Can anyone point me in the direction of Andi Bell’s peg words for 00 - 99?

I have tried searching on this forum without success. Andi Bell’s system is an intuitive one and doesn’t following any particular coding system which is what appeals to me, see my earlier post in link below:

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Hi Fred,
Andi had a couple of number systems. Below is an old one from a web archive I found years ago.
Numbers are based on the oitersclag system where 0-9 were based on each letter of oitersclag.

I also have a copy of his 100 memory cards with images which I think is the one you referred to which came in an old “Improve Your Memory” pack. A few of the images are hard to relate to the numbers and you might be better to make your own. It is hard to describe them all adequately. I would post the images but I am unsure about copyright. If anyone has any advice it would be appreciated.

Andi’s words below:

Letters on phone or ATM keys can form words, but do not cover 0 or 1. Oitersclag is better. Convert your PIN into letters, making a word or providing initials for a sentence. For example, 2345 becomes TERS - remember it with the word ‘terse’ or the sentence ‘the English rock star’. The number of letters can be made to match the digits: ‘to eat real sugar’

Advanced strategy: divide your PIN in half. Then use the table below to find mnemonics for the two numbers. For example, 2345 becomes 23 (David Beckham’s shirt number) and 45 (the speed of vinyl singles). Finally it is vital to LOCATE the mnemonics in a memorable place in your mind’s eye. So if your PIN were 2345 you might visualize David Beckham recording a pop single outside your bank.

digits mnemonic oitersclag clue/alternative/20th century digits
00 images here OO binoculars look like ‘00’ 0
01 images here OI oil 1
02 images here OT motorbike has 2 wheels 2
03 HOE OE something 3
04 ORANGE OR car with 4 wheels 4
05 OSTRICH OS starfish 5
06 Oliver Cromwell OC insect has 6 legs 6
07 OLYMPICS OL Mark Spitz won 7 medals 7
08 OAR OA 8 oars in a boat 8
09 DOG OG or a cat has 9 lives 9
10 VIOLIN IO 10 dollar bill 10
11 II II goalposts 11
12 HIT IT sun 12
13 PIE IE I Eat 13
14 IRON IR iron 14
15 ISLAND IS island 15
16 ICE IC ice 16
17 ILL IL something else 17
18 IAn IA golf holes 18
19 IGLOO IG igloo 19
20 TOMATO TO tomato 20
21 TIGER TI tiger 21
22 TuTu TT tutu 22
23 TELEPHONE TE telephone 23
24 TREE TR tree 24
25 TSAR TS tsar 25
26 TuCK TC marathon 26
27 TuLIP TL Beckham’s number 27
28 TABLE TA table/tap/taxi 28
29 TuG TG tug 29
30 VIDEO EO something 30
31 EINSTEIN EI Einstein 31
32 ETCHING ET ET 32
33 BEE EE eye 33
34 ERASER ER eraser 34
35 ESCALATOR ES escalator 35
36 ECLIPSE EC eclipse 36
37 ELEPHANT EL elephant 37
38 EAR EA ear/hear 38
39 EGG EG egg 39
40 ROPE RO rose 40
41 RICE RI rice 41
42 RuT RT something 42
43 READ RE heresometh 43
44 ROLLS ROYCE RR Rolls Royce 44
45 RUST RS 45 rpm single 45
46 URCHIN RC something 46
47 RULER RL ruler 47
48 RADIO RA radio 48
49 RUG RG rug 49
50 SOAP SO soap 50
51 SING SI sing 51
52 STAR ST playing card/star 52
53 SEA SE sea 53
54 SR something 54
55 SS something 55
56 SCREW SC screw 56
57 SLEEP SL sleep 57
58 SAW SA saw 58
59 SUGAR SG sugar 59
60 COMB CO comb 60
61 CITY CI city 61
62 CUT CT cut 62
63 CELL CE cell/ceiling 63
64 CROSS CR cross 64
65 CUStrike CS something else 65
66 Charlie Chaplin CC cuckoo 66
67 CLEOPATRA CL Cleopatra/clock 67
68 CAT CA cat/candle/carrot/can 68
69 Cary Grant CG Cary Grant 69
70 LOG LO log/ 70
71 LIGHT LI light 71
72 LuTE LT lute 72
73 LEAF LE leaf/leg 73
74 LR something 74
75 LS something 75
76 LuCK LC something else 76
77 BuLL LL something else 77
78 LACE LA lace 78
79 LuGE LG something else 79
80 MAO AO something else 80
81 AIR AI air 81
82 ATOM AT atom 82
83 AERIAL AE aerial 83
84 ARCH AR arm/arch 84
85 ASH AS ash/astronaut 85
86 ACID AC acid/ 86
87 ALIEN AL alien/alice/ali 87
88 AARDVARK AA something 88
89 BAG AG something 89
90 GOD GO god/ 90
91 GIRAFFE GI girl/giraffe 91
92 GuTTER GT something else 92
93 GEL GE gel 93
94 GRASS GR grass 94
95 GuSH GS something else 95
96 Grand Canyon GC something else 96
97 GLASS GL glass 97
98 GATE GA gate 98
99 JuGGLING GG something else 99
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Thank you for the number peg words. I would tend to agree with you that it’s always best to create your own images. My image for 47 is the AK 47 assault rifle of Russian origins. I have a jukebox as my 45 as a jukebox plays 45 rpm records. I agree with you that his images or cards would be subject to copyright so don’t worry about them. I think there’s much merit in having an intuitive number peg list from 00 - 99 as you instantaneously arrive at the two digit number’s image. #99 could be a Choc 99 ice cream cone!

The revised version of Andy Bell’s Pegs I’m settling on are as follows:

1 - Stick
2 - Bicycle
3 - Fan (3 blades on the fan)
4 - Car
5 - Starfish
6 - Dice
7 - Rainbow
8 - Octopus
9 - Cat
10 - Ten-Pin Bowling Ball
11 - Soccer goal posts
12 - Sun (Noon at it’s highest point)
13 - Witch’s cauldron
14 - Heart (Valentine’s Day)
15 - Rugby Ball (15 players)
16 - Tennis Raquet (16 seeded players)
17 - Dagga leaf (1 stem + 7 leaves)
18 - Golf Flag and Cup (18 holes on a golf course)
19 - Beer (19th hole)
20 - Binoculars (20/20 vision)
21 - Key (21st Key)
22 - Two ducklings
23 - Palm tree (23 degrees latitute)
24 - Alarm clock (24 hours)
25 - Christmas tree
26 - Running shoe (marathon 26 miles)
27 - Birthday Cake (My birthday is on the 27th)
28 - Owl
29 - Frog (leap year February has 29 days)
30 - Mosque (Ramadan has 30 days)
31 - New Years streamer
32 - Compass (navigational 32 points)
33 - LP player
34 - Waltzing dancers
35 - Cranes hook
36 - Compass (Maths instrument 360 degrees)
37 - Slot Machine (777)
38 - .38 Special revolver
39 - 39 Steps
40 - Martini Glass (life begins at 40)
41 - Mozart (41 Symphonies)
42 - 42nd street
43 - Angel Fish
44 - Sheet Music (4/4 time)
45 - Rose (End of WWII)
46 - Tennis Ball (4 sets to 6 is a tennis score)
47 - AK47 rifle
48 - Cello (Shaped like an 8 with 4 strings)
49 - 49ers helmet
50 - UK 50 pence coin
51 - Drone (area 51 restricted area)
52 - Playing cards