Brown Bellroy wallet found near Wright Brothers Memorial
Description
I found a brown Bellroy slim wallet this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Wright Brothers National Memorial parking lot in Kitty Hawk. It's in decent condition, with a few scuffs along the edges and a tiny dent on the bottom-right corner. The inner lining has a small orange fox embroidery, and there’s a brass compass charm attached to a tiny keyring tucked in the coin pocket. Inside, I spotted an ID card with the name Daniel Park, a couple of loyalty cards, and a crumpled beach-reason receipt. It clearly seems well-used and personal—I’d like to see it back with its owner if possible.
Approximate found location
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How to safely return this item
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