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Paradise Elite user sheffieldEngland 421 Posts 
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My interest is menatlism, however I need a no palm card to wallet, to do a confabulation effects, I need a prediction to appear in the wallet,after filling it in.
can anyone recommend one I could also use as a day to day wallet i.e. the smaller the better |
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Vraagaard Inner circle Copenhagen, Denmark 1500 Posts
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Yes, easiest no palm card to wallet (that I'm aware of) is by using a Mullica Wallet, you can both find an original at Hank Lee's or a hip style Mullica version at penguinmagic. I would go with the Hank Lee product - it works great for me.
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Jeff Corn Inner circle Las Vegas 1190 Posts
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I've never had any complaints with my Mullica. I haven't heard too much about the Hip Pocket, though.
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evolve629 Inner circle A stack of 3838 Posts
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On 2005-08-08 10:07, Jeff Corn wrote: The new and improved Hip Pocket design makes the wallet small enough to fit in your hip pocket... without losing any of the benefits of the bigger wallet. The beauty of The Hip Pocket Mullica is that you can perform the Mullica-style (no-palm) card to wallet in a t-shirt and jeans.
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unreglsteredsn New user 5 Posts
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Evolve, I haven't been able to get a straight response to this question, despite my searches: how big is the wallet (LxWxH)? And if it doesn't have credit card holders, how can it be used in the real world? Can it hold cash? Thanks alot, I'm looking forward to a thorough response (the usual over here, apparently).
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Paradise Elite user sheffieldEngland 421 Posts
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Thanks for the replies, I to would alsolike to know some dimensions please and what pocjkets it has, as it doe4s need to be used as my wallet
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Doomo Inner circle 2378 Posts
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On 2005-08-08 20:24, unreglsteredsn wrote: A straight response? You only have 4 posts as of this writing, NONE of them having to do with the Hip Pocket Mullica. Or ANY other wallet for that matter. But any way... The measurements are 5.75 inches by 3.75 inches. It has a bill compartment but no credit card compartment. It has a compartment for photo ID card.
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Paradise Elite user sheffieldEngland 421 Posts
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Thanks doomo,
I bit too big for my liking, I want something smaller |
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If you want something small you may have to have it custom made using your dimensions and knowledge of the principles of the Mullica wallet. If you can find a proper size regular wallet it is possible the Someone like Magic Café member Frank Starsini (www.theabitiouscard.com) may be able to make the Mullica feature to fit.
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unreglsteredsn New user 5 Posts
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On 2005-08-09 04:22, Doomo wrote: I've posted on other forums, and searched through these forums. Thanks for your answer anyway. |
scott0819 Inner circle Toronto, Ont. 1048 Posts
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I have the 'real man's wallet' by steve draun, its a regular folding wallet with space for credit cards and cash. 3" x 4" (folded).
great wallet but it does require a palm. |
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Paradise Elite user sheffieldEngland 421 Posts
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That could be the answer, only got small hands, but if I am just inserting a billet then the palming wouldnt be a problem I suppose
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