I am interested in finding a good holdout?

Who doesn't

There are different types of holdout. There are some that use magnets. There are some that use clips. There are some that use sleeves. There are some that don't use sleeves. What type are you looking for?

FYI - the most popular holdouts are:

1. The Raven.
2. The Black Widow.
3. The Romero holdout.
4. Gonzo holdout.
5. The Vernet "Third Hand" holdout.
6. The Event Horizon holdout.

Florentin Holdout (Martin Breese)
Jim Riser Holdout

It depends on what you think of as a holdout. I'd regard the Secret Servante as a holdout, but not the Raven.

Barry

Thank you everyone for your hints, I'm still looking.

Philippe, we need more information to help you. I'm still looking tells us nothing, so you get general answers.

We need to know what you intend to do with the hold out. Typically holdouts are used for playing cards, as a gambling aid to cheat.

You have enough information to do your own research, if you chose to not speak more clearly. We are not mind readers. Hope you understand.

I'm currently selling a Black Widow holdout. Depending on what you want to use it for it might be up your alley.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the Fitch-Kohler holdout. It's a multi-faceted tool that can handle almost anything your imagination can conjure. All of the details have been worked out. Perfect.

TKO often fits the as a great holdout.

For anyone interested I have a new complete (as origanlly issued) Fitch Kohler Holdout for sale.

LOL - what about Secret Servante? It's a device which attaches to a jacket and allows you to ditch and retrieve multiple coins, folded cards and finger rings etc. Here's a couple of vids, including an exposed view....

https://youtu.be/vSe9sb_hk6Y - promo

https://youtu.be/rh6PcQwkNEk - exposed view

Sorry, but what's a holdout? I've looked everywhere for an answer but haven't found anything.

This is a professional Holdout. Cost about $1200 or more these day.

Click here to view attached image.

Hey Bill! Thanks for the picture!

I was visiting the late Faucett Ross, a "few" years ago, and his cat had "swiped" a holdout of his, and, it had taken him a week to find it. I think his term for the hold out was "pea shooter". It was a new term for me, and, I learned "something" that day. Faucett became a real friend, and, I still miss him.

What exactly are you trying to “Holdout?”