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In addition to money or currency, a wallet would also be used for carrying dried meat, victuals, "treasures", and "things not to be exposed". Wallets originally were used by early
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that only exist in cyberspace as entries in some online ledger, a "cryptocurrency wallet" is a computing tool whose purpose is to securely keep the owner’s secret key, to authenticate the owner, and to let the owner sign transactions securely. A "hardware wallet" is a single purpose computer to do
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Also called a "secretary wallet", this is a wallet in which banknotes are not folded. They are intended for men's breast pocket in a jacket, or for a handbag. Breast wallets will often hold cheques and other monetary documents as they are too large for storage in a pants
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a larger wallet typically worn with jeans, fastened by a chain, strap, or leather band. Bills are held flat, and long wallets typically have a coin purse. Popularized by bikers to secure their wallets while riding a
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a type of wallet that uses a continuous elastic band, made of fabric or rubber, to secure cards and/or cash. Wallet bands reduce the bulk of a traditional wallet.
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a cryptocurrency wallet built as a separate physical device which identifies the owner, and lets the owner sign online transactions in a secure manner.
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a slim wallet made from metal, usually aluminum or titanium. Can be found combined with other materials such as wood or leather.
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1748:Security bag
1683:Fuel bladder
1612:Mail satchel
1561:Toiletry bag
1541:Norfolk case
1428:Medicine bag
1403:Bivouac sack
1353:Survival bag
1343:Shopping bag
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1080:"Letter XIV"
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615:faraday cage
560:Metal wallet
554:L-Zip wallet
435:punk fashion
388:ISO/IEC 7810
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356:credit cards
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310:19th century
306:necessity".
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256:lunch basket
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97:transit pass
77:credit cards
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1826:Gucci Diana
1816:Evening bag
1763:Thermal bag
1728:Plastic bag
1678:Boil-in-bag
1627:Portmanteau
1571:Travel pack
1546:Portmanteau
1536:Nomadic bag
1511:Garment bag
1486:Bug-out bag
1438:Pack basket
1392:Duluth pack
1338:Shell purse
1303:Medical bag
1298:Laundry bag
1278:Grocery bag
1152:/web.cn.edu
456:Wallet band
425:Long wallet
384:money clips
295:Elizabethan
280:coin purses
266:Renaissance
204:Shakespeare
123:-sized and
93:photographs
73:debit cards
2002:Categories
1982:Stuff sack
1947:Gunny sack
1937:Flour sack
1861:Minaudière
1811:Coin purse
1806:Birkin bag
1718:Pastry bag
1708:Paper sack
1668:Coffee bag
1648:Bag-in-box
1636:Containers
1602:Mail pouch
1566:Train case
1506:Duffel bag
1496:Diaper bag
1491:Carpet bag
1453:Sabretache
1413:Fanny pack
1388:Canoe pack
1368:Tucker bag
1348:String bag
1268:Flight bag
1253:Bugout bag
1224:containers
1120:2023-05-18
919:2007-09-06
894:2023-05-17
870:2007-09-06
843:References
827:Money belt
817:Coin purse
516:Shoewallet
431:motorcycle
297:merchant,
164:checkbooks
142:fastener,
136:coin purse
132:money clip
103:and other
1987:Throw bag
1962:Schultüte
1942:Gamow bag
1917:Doggy bag
1866:Money bag
1851:Lady Dior
1841:Kelly bag
1773:Trash bag
1713:Parfleche
1703:Paper bag
1607:Mail sack
1551:Saddlebag
1448:Randoseru
1308:Money bag
1293:Haversack
1283:Hambiliya
1248:Briefcase
987:171946559
965:(2): 91.
822:Money bag
692:duct tape
672:RFID tags
630:Materials
601:multitool
578:Checkbook
493:itinerary
477:passports
473:travelers
380:banknotes
194:Etymology
160:passports
109:laminated
89:club card
1952:Poop bag
1907:Burn bag
1902:Body bag
1886:Wristlet
1876:Tote bag
1871:Reticule
1846:Kinchaku
1821:Gaji bag
1778:Wineskin
1723:Pipe bag
1693:Milk bag
1663:Bota bag
1597:Mail bag
1556:Suitcase
1526:Hobo bag
1468:Takiding
1443:Pasiking
1418:Golf bag
1408:Book bag
1384:Backpack
1363:Tote bag
1328:Reticule
1273:Gaji bag
1258:Dillybag
1148:"Tropes"
1096:Archived
913:Archived
864:Archived
806:See also
733:metonymy
584:Envelope
471:used by
462:Wristlet
125:foldable
1967:Showbag
1957:Sandbag
1932:Feedbag
1922:Dry bag
1831:Handbag
1653:Bin bag
1617:Mochila
1531:Holdall
1516:Gig bag
1478:Luggage
1463:Sporran
1458:Satchel
1288:Handbag
1231:Carried
1183:Wallets
1158:3 April
1092:8401193
1027:3816498
937:(ed.).
837:Sporran
832:Netsuke
739:Gallery
636:leather
511:ID card
481:tickets
398:pocket.
229:History
219:Perseus
211:kibisis
200:golette
117:leather
39:The Awl
18:Kibisis
1881:Wallet
1836:It bag
1801:Bayong
1743:Sachet
1585:Postal
1243:Bindle
1238:Bayong
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688:Kevlar
670:&
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640:fabric
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360:velcro
239:tackle
223:Medusa
215:Hermes
184:wealth
156:zipper
121:pocket
113:fabric
75:, and
65:wallet
1895:Other
1688:Mashk
1576:Trunk
1023:JSTOR
983:S2CID
975:JSTOR
705:euros
690:, or
684:denim
644:Tyvek
501:hotel
447:Japan
336:yesca
328:Spain
284:coins
186:, or
180:style
168:wrist
154:, or
144:strap
140:chain
105:paper
54:cards
50:notes
2008:Bags
1377:Worn
1358:Swag
1220:Bags
1160:2020
1088:OCLC
707:and
623:RFID
521:shoe
365:For
172:shoe
152:rein
148:snap
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