Posted on 12/22/2008 4:16:42 PM PST by pharmamom
I’m looking for a photo — but there’s not much in my wardrobe that I’m pickier about than a billfold/money clip.
First choice is a very, very thin billfold. The inside of each side has three slots for credit cards, and a thin metal clip runs down the inside spine for you to fold your currency/bills. Six credit cards and a substantial amount of cash = 3/4” thick.
Second choice is a credit card billfold. Has slots for about six credit cards, about 1/2” thick. Use a Philmont Scout Ranch money clip in my front pocket for cash.
My older brother, on the other hand, has a billfold that must be 4” thick. I believe he still has the receipt from the last eight-track he purchased at a Woolworth’s.
Well, mebbe. I always figgered with the ballistic nylon thing going for me it could save my life someday if I ever get shot in the butt.
It's where I keep my brains...
----VP in charge of Purchasing (not shopping) for You Men of America
I want one of these.
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http://www.bmfwallets.com/?gclid=CInX96jE15cCFQwNGgodvyvhDA
A real gentleman has a servant carrying his wallet.
Seasoned travelers have probably some experience with pickpockets and have a system to counter street encounters. Store clerks don’t expect to wait when they ask for ID, but they wait. And wait, while I dig through a few layers to get to the DL.
I gave up wallets, and just keep currency bills and change in my front pocket, and use a small "credit card" sized mini wallet that I carry in my shirt pocket, For credit cards, drivers license, auto insurance cards and occasional small notes. Works for me.
~Ronald Reagan
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I use the decafold wallet. It folds TEN TIMES.
It depends on what is itching.........
OK, just kidding.
I hate to carry wallets so the only one I have is a tri-fold that only contains my debit card, library card, drivers license and a couple of other things. For my cash I use a money clip that goes in my front pocket......
A married man has no need for a money clip. After the wife and kids take their cut, there's not much left.
You may want to consider buying a wallet that blocks RFID devices.
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