WELL! Here are a few back photos:


That lever on the back lifts up and it's "loaded" with a curved piece of flexible metal inside that holds it taught when it's closed.
Dress clips come in all types - metal, plastics, Bakelite, rhinestones, you name it!
Another similar mechanism is called a Fur Clip or Pin Clip and it's similar to the dress clip:
Dress clips come in all types - metal, plastics, Bakelite, rhinestones, you name it!
Another similar mechanism is called a Fur Clip or Pin Clip and it's similar to the dress clip:

The fur clip mechanism sometimes has a c-closure that one or both ends can be inserted into.
When you see a patent for one of these, it generally is referred to as a "pin clip" for the obvious reasons. It's got pins and it clips (or clamps) down. It's spring-loaded in a similar fashio to the dress clips.
When you see a patent for one of these, it generally is referred to as a "pin clip" for the obvious reasons. It's got pins and it clips (or clamps) down. It's spring-loaded in a similar fashio to the dress clips.
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