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Brass-Tone Spring Page Holder Clip

Brass-Tone Spring Page Holder Clip

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Brass-Tone Spring Page Holder Clip

Keep a compatible book open with a page holder that brings classic metal detail to your reading setup. A warm brass-tone finish, visible spring, and broad pressing lever create a practical accessory with a vintage-inspired appearance.

The extended arms reach across the open pages, helping keep them in position while you read or refer to a passage. Its simple mechanical design makes the purpose clear at a glance.

Spring Mechanism Extended Page Arms Brass-Tone Finish

01 · Functional Detail, Classic Character

The visible coil spring forms the centre of the design, while the shaped lever provides a clear place to press. Curved wire arms extend outward for contact with the pages.

The warm finish adds a considered touch to an otherwise practical object. It pairs naturally with wood stands, brown book covers, and traditional desk accessories.

02 · Help Your Pages Stay in Place

Press the lever to open the clip, position it on a suitable section of the book, and release slowly. Keep the arms clear of the text you want to read.

Remove or reposition the clip before turning pages. Check the listed opening range and book compatibility, and avoid use on fragile, valuable, or easily marked paper.

03 · Design at a Glance

MECHANISM
A visible spring-operated clip with a broad pressing lever.
PAGE CONTACT
Extended curved arms designed to rest across compatible pages.
COLOUR
A warm brass-tone finish with a traditional appearance.
READING ROLE
A page-holding accessory for suitable books and paper thicknesses.

04 · Care for Clip and Pages

Apply and release the clip gently rather than dragging it across the paper. Remove it after use to avoid leaving prolonged pressure on one area.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth and keep the spring free of debris. Do not force the mechanism beyond its intended opening.

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