page clip

One decorative brass clip lists a maximum holding thickness of 0.67 in (17 mm). Other listings describe suitability for “large stacks” or keeping “large piles of paper together” but do not provide numeric thicknesses.

Descriptions highlight durable construction such as strong brass with robust metal springs, sturdy steel binder-clip construction, and durable, waterproof paper for folded magnetic bookmarks that “does not fade easily.” Some magnetic clips also note non-slip surfaces.

They’re used to mark a reader’s place in books and magazines, clip important pages together for study or organization, attach notes or photos to refrigerators/whiteboards/lockers, secure journal pages or small palettes, and generally organize papers.

Magnetic bookmarks come in many printed designs—examples include butterflies, cats, and art reproductions. Several listings show double-sided printing and sets that include multiple different designs.

They’re repeatedly described as lightweight and compact; multi-packs are noted to “fit neatly in a desk drawer,” indicating they’re easy to store and carry.