Lee Earle's Millennium Clipboard--It's Lee Earle's latest and most ingenious innovation in clipboard technology! A clear plastic clipboard is handed to several members of your audience in advance of the show. It bears printed instructions for them to follow when writing their thoughts on the paper which is held under the low profile clip. Of course they fold and retain their papers (it's the same paper stock you use in your office printer or copier). They can look at the clipboard from the top, from the bottom, by reflected light, whatever-and they'll see no trace of their writing. Yet it takes you only a backstage moment to access every single word several people have written and every drawing they have made. This custom manufactured, 6 x 9 inch, clear plastic clipboard will give you years of performances. You get lots of materials and suggestions for additional routines. The principle employed is so innocent, so sensible and yet so diabolic, you'll wonder why no one thought of this before! It's weird to be excited by a clipboard. If you are a mentalist, you know how powerful a good clipboard can be. For those audience members who are apt to be suspicious, and who might actually take the time to examine the clipboard as they're jotting down their information, the Millennium Clipboard is masterful deception. Several aspects of its design have been integrated in a manner that will throw off the wariest spectator. It's tough to imagine any clipboard being less suspicious than the Millennium Clipboard. Several principles come into play. The clipboard itself, being TRANSPARENT and solid, allays suspicion (and may even fool magi), unlike the wood veneer models. Yet the transparency is more than just a passive throw-off; it also plays an active, integral part of the process. The primary principle, the one by which the spectators' written information is stored and made accessible, has less to do with the clipboard itself than it does with the clever design of the materials -- of which an ample supply is included. This item is no longer available.