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It's a paperclip that you can often see in offices or schools. It's a very convenient stationery item that neatly binds papers together.
Paperclips come in various sizes and colors, so you can choose according to your preference. These days, paperclips with cute characters or unique designs are also popular.
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The paperclip, invented by Johan Vaaler of Norway in 1899, has maintained almost the same design for over 100 years. This simple yet practical design is considered a prime example of successful modern industrial design.
During World War II, paperclips were used as a symbol of the anti-Nazi movement in Norway. It became a trend to wear paperclips on collars as a peaceful form of resistance. Thus, this small stationery item has also carried historical significance.