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by **intimaterush** » Oct 8th, '13, 00:22

The only actual OTL wallet I could find on eBay was about £16 plus another £16 P+P
So after a bit of searching I found and ordered one of these-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mens-Gift-Bla ... 257fcaf5de
It works great.
I hope one or two of you find that useful.

I don't sell these BTW. Feel free to shop around. There is cheaper ones, but you'll have to wait for it to come from China.

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by **stephen young** » Oct 8th, '13, 11:31

The only one I knew of was The Stockholder wallet.

I'll have to check this new one out.

by **intimaterush** » Oct 8th, '13, 15:23

It's not really an OTL wallet, but it works just as well.
An old magician friend of mine suggested a money clip, so I started searching for money clip business holder and found these.

by **Robmonster** » Oct 22nd, '13, 10:00

Nice find! What the pressure like on them? Good enough to keep the 'extra' bit in place ok?

by **10DD** » Oct 20th, '14, 12:58

I was just about to post when I realised how old this thread was... Oh well, I'll post anyway!

I don't think the 'wallet' posted really fits the bill as an actual, everyday wallet.

I modify my own wallets to include an extra billet holder that incorporates the OTL principle at very minimal cost or effort. I have done this to bi-fold hip wallets both regular and gimmicked. For anyone interested, feel free to PM me for details.

by **bmat** » Oct 23rd, '14, 18:10

10DD wrote:I was just about to post when I realised how old this thread was... Oh well, I'll post anyway!

I don't think the 'wallet' posted really fits the bill as an actual, everyday wallet.

I modify my own wallets to include an extra billet holder that incorporates the OTL principle at very minimal cost or effort. I have done this to bi-fold hip wallets both regular and gimmicked. For anyone interested, feel free to PM me for details.

Don't you just hate that. Sometimes I get a nice long rant going on a thread and then I look at the date of the original post is 5 years old.