Out To Dinner by Doc Eason

From the instructions...

Well done! You’re now the lucky owner of Doc Eason's "Out to Dinner Clip." This snazzy little accessory lets you perform tricks based on the "Out to Lunch" principle while keeping your performer image as polished as a pair of well-shined shoes. Just follow the straightforward directions, and soon enough, you’ll be charming the socks off your audience with flair.
 
History: The "Out to Lunch" principle dates back to the 1800s, originally utilised by spirit mediums and their slate tricks. While some credit Bagshawe, it was actually William Larsen Sr. who first introduced a magic spin on it with paper cards. His effect, "Finger Prints," made its debut in the July 1923 issue of "The Jinx." Magic literature is now brimming with effects hinging on the straightforward idea of a half card hiding a whole card in a stack (it’s basically magic’s version of peek-a-boo).
 
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It’s all about style, mate.
 
"Out to Dinner" is a specially crafted clip for your business cards that’s as functional as it is stylish. It's an elegant accessory that makes the "Out to Lunch" principle work like a dream without compromising your image as a classy performer.
 
Along with this bespoke "Out to Dinner" clip, Doc Eason is sharing one of his favourite routines and a few other cutting-edge ideas on how to use it (you’re welcome).

Clip Length Approximately 2" (5cm)