Peerless Pen Mystery History The peas are then returned

The peas are then returned to the container

the Phenomena Deck can be used for a host of mental tests and mind-reading effects

Get your set out of the closet or drawer and learn from the "Pros" how entertaining they can be

Dice Flight: This has been one of my favorite close-up effects

This set is given to a second spectator to hold

Peerless Pen Mystery History The peas are then returnedDick Zimmerman created the Peerless Pens and it is a really interesting routineit all starts out as a couple of lame jokes but turns into a surprising transposition routine. The magician places a blue ink cartridge into a blue pen and claims that although the pen contains blue ink, it can write red. To prove it he writes a word on a card: red (in blue of course.) The spectator is not too impressed by this lame gag. The magician lays the pen on the