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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
181	Reusable checklist device	US09904771	2001-07-13	US06435560B1	2002-08-20	Scott A. Pruner
A reusable checklist device for providing a checklist which is erasable. The reusable checklist device includes a panel having a front surface, a back surface, an upper edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge, and a second side edge. The panel is substantially rigid. A plurality of number indicia is located on the front surface and extends between the upper and bottom edges. Each of a plurality of horizontal lines extends between one of the numerals and the second side edge. An erasable writing utensil is adapted for removably writing on the front surface. A sleeve has an open end and is attached to the front surface. The erasable writing utensil is extendable into the open end of the sleeve such that the erasable writing utensil is removably stored in the sleeve.
182	Cover mounted loose paper storage system	US09954083	2001-09-17	US20020050708A1	2002-05-02	Miles Conklin; Michael W. Lamming; James R. Schmidt; Debra Winzen
An organizer such as a binder, tablet cover or other protective cover, with a built in loose paper storage system independent of the holding mechanism for the sheets or objects included therein. The system allows for the storage of a reasonably large number of papers, and allows for organization of those loose papers in a manner which is generally similar to that of papers in the sheet holding mechanism. This system allows for easy organization of materials which are not adapted for use with the sheet holding mechanism while maintaining the standard functionality of the organizer for papers that are useable with the sheet holding mechanism.
183	Do-it-yourself storytelling book	US09017618	1998-02-02	US06210172B1	2001-04-03	Jehan Clements
A storytelling book with clear loose-leaf page holders is provided so that a person, such as a child, can illustrate and narrate with text a story of his or her own invention on a series of insertion pages and then present that story to an audience. A selected number of pages comprising the insertion pages created by the storyteller, and corresponding insertion pages, are arranged in book-like fashion and bound together so that the book may be disposed either with the pages flat on a support or in easel-like disposition. A first side of one of the pages is disposed in proximity to a second side of an adjacent page when the book-like arrangement is in a closed condition. The pages are disposed so that the person listening to the story sees the first sides and their respective illustrations or pictures while the storyteller or reader sees the second page sides and their corresponding text.
184	Children's book having pictures with integrated photographs	US275146	1999-03-24	US6142530A	2000-11-07	Karin Emmerich
A book is provided, especially for children, having a cover and a content including several pages, on which pictures and/or text are found. In order to ensure that children approach a book of this type with great enthusiasm, this book is individualized, in that the owner of the book appears in the book him-/herself. Since mentioning by name in the continuous text would lead to undesirable empty spaces, or even to unwanted line, paragraph and page breaks, however, areas are provided in the pictures, which are already present in the book, for applying a photographic representation of the owner of the book.
185	Method and computer generated swatch cards for matching colors	US262571	1999-03-04	US6112665A	2000-09-05	James R. Teter; Thor A. Olson
A blank is provided for producing color swatches on a color printer or photocopier. A sheet adapted to be fed through the printer or photocopier contains a first set of perforations defining the perimeter of a swatch card. A second set of perforations disposed within the perimeter of the swatch card defines a plurality of openings. The openings are punched out, preferably after color swatches have been printed on the swatch card, in order to enable the viewing of a sample color through the opening for comparison with the color swatches. A third set of perforations is provided in a corner of the swatch card to enable a plurality of swatch cards to be assembled into a reference deck by passing a fastener through holes formed via the third set of perforations. Each sheet can have a plurality of swatch cards laid out therein, with each swatch card containing a plurality of color swatches.
186	Method of printing on the edge of a book	US894856	1997-08-08	US6048114A	2000-04-11	Vincent de Troz
A method of providing at least one indicia on the edges of a plurality of stacked leaves assembled one on top of the other to form a book or pamphlet, each respective leaf having marks thereon on at least one face of the leaf adjacent said edge, the assemblage of the marks on the individual leaves forming said indicia on the edge. The indicia or indicia are broken down into elements and each element is assigned Cartesian coordinates according to the X and Y coordinate system with the y-coordinates corresponding to the pagination of a respective leaf, and the x-coordinates for each respective leaf corresponding to individual mark elements on the face of the leaf.
187	Apparatus for shared reading	US905439	1997-08-04	US5957693A	1999-09-28	Donald J. Panec
The invention is a method for promoting reading in a novice reader and a book to be used in the method. The book includes a story with two texts, one written at a reading level appropriate for a skilled reader and the other written at a lower reading level appropriate for the novice reader. The texts are arranged in alternating sections and each section forms a piece of the story and supplements the preceding section. In the method, the skilled reader and novice reader take turns reading aloud from the book while the other follows along with the words, so that each reader is responsible for reading a substantial portion of the story. The method and the book thus provide for a shared reading experience that is advantageous for encouraging and facilitating the novice reader to learn to read.
188	Notebook binder device with a central window	US27132	1998-02-20	US5944352A	1999-08-31	Jimmy Crouch; Glenn N. Christoffel; Peter F. Lynch; Scott W. Osiecki
A notebook binder device having a first and second member. The first member having a front cover section. The front cover section having a central opening defining a window. The first member includes a connecting fold. The second member having a transparent, see through, cover and a back. When the first and second members are connected the back is viewed through the window and the transparent middle cover section. The second member includes a connecting fold suitable for connecting the connecting fold of the first member and for connecting the transparent cover section. Rivets and other connecting devices are adapted to connect the first and second members. Additionally, the rivets include male and female paper holding members for holding papers between the front and back covers.
189	Wallet size card book	US909665	1997-08-12	US5913539A	1999-06-22	William B. Exline; Michael P. Exline
An improved wallet size card book which has been adapted to hold a card having the dimensions of a conventional credit card, and is particularly designed to be carried in the credit card compartment of a wallet or similar size compartment holder. The card book comprises: a) a cover having a fold which divides the cover into a front cover panel and a rear cover panel; b) a plurality of leaves attached along one marginal edge at the fold to form pages, each of the leaves and the front and rear cover panels being coextensive; c) a flood coated adhesive sealing the front surface of the first leaf to the inner surface of the front cover panel; d) an adhesive strip extending along at least two adjacent edges of the rear surface of the first leaf; and e) a pocket formed by the front surface of the first leaf being sealed to the inner surface of the front cover panel and a second leaf being sealed to the first leaf along the two adjacent edges by the adhesive strip. The use of the adhesive strip along the adjacent edges of the first leaf in the card book makes it possible to create a properly formed pocket for holding and protecting the card. The preferred adhesives for the strip include latexes of polyvinyl ethylene, polyvinyl acetate, other acrylics, and copolymers thereof. The preferred adhesive is a polyvinyl acetate copolymer latex having a glass transition temperature (Tg) approximately room temperature or below.
190	Magnetic manipulatives book	US846425	1997-04-30	US5820383A	1998-10-13	Michael Levins
A book having at least one fold out page with a metal insert which assists the placement or arrangement of magnetic manipulatives onto a page of the book.
191	Children's book with hologram features	US755906	1996-11-25	US5788286A	1998-08-04	Waldo Henley Hunt
A children's book is enhanced with hologram features to increase the level of a child's interest in the book. The hologram children's book includes a cover portion having a front cover, a back cover, and a spine formed therebetween. A plurality of leaves are bound to the cover portion. Each of the leaves includes a recto sheet and a verso sheet. A plurality of windows are formed in the recto and verso sheets of the leaves. A plurality of hologram sheets are respectively disposed adjacent to the windows, between the recto and verso sheets. Each window and corresponding hologram sheet defines a hologram feature. The windows and hologram sheets may be configured so that one side of the hologram sheet is visible through a window formed in a recto sheet of a leaf, while the other side of the hologram sheet is visible through a window formed in the verso sheet of the same leaf. The children's book may also have a hologram feature formed in the cover portion. The hologram features are preferably configured to complement and/or correspond to graphics and/or text printed on the recto and verso sheets of the leaves.
192	Pillow book construction	US663238	1996-08-19	US5765245A	1998-06-16	Javier Barbed Breto
A pillow book construction comprised of two pillows, a thick one and a thin one, joined together like the two covers of a book by means of a seam along the short end of the internal sides. The pillows have thicknesses of 7 cm and 5 cm and, once folded upon each other, form a large pillow-book of 12 cm. This pillow construction with these three values of thickness has been designed taking into account the three sleeping or resting positions: the head and the body sideways; the head sideways and the body facing downwards; the head and body facing upwards. Additionally, a plurality of exchangeable and illustrated sheets made of fabric are provided.
193	Structure of book page	US570090	1995-12-11	US5685569A	1997-11-11	Lee Ho Chou
A structure of book page for binding a book or album comprises a wide rectangular portion abutting a narrow rectangular portion, a pair of first flap members abutting two ends and a second flap portion abutting an outward side of the wide rectangular portion. Both the narrow rectangular portion and the pair of first flap members are folded upward along their predetermined folding lines and stuck up on the upper surface of the wide rectangular portion, whereas the second flap member is folded downward along a predetermined folding line and movably mats the under side of the wide rectangular portion. So that a double-layer book page is therefore accomplished with a concave strip on the upper surface and a movable convex strip on the under side along the inside margin of the book page. When binding, nest and stick up the movable convex strip of every upper page into the adjacent lower pages and bind with hard covers.
194	Book shade apparatus	US292401	1994-11-14	US5543967A	1996-08-06	Nicholas B. Robson
A book shade apparatus comprising a structure placed over two open pages of a book in bright sunlight conditions, for reducing the amount of light reflected from the two open pages of the book into the eyes of a person reading the book including a pair of flexible sheets having sunlight reducing characteristics of sunglasses and sized to fit over the two open pages of the book.
195	Perforating blade and signature	US303946	1994-09-09	US5524930A	1996-06-11	Thomas Foster; Rodney Michalk; Scott Summers
A perforating blade and signature having a unitary blade (12) that is very narrow in width in proportion to its length, with a cutting edge (16) along one longitudinal side. The cutting edge (16) comprises a combination of a number of spaced-apart straight (12) and angled (20) sections arranged so that the angled sections (20) angle inwardly toward a center point (18) on the perforating blade and along a single side of the cutting edge only. In one embodiment the pattern starts with a single long cutting tooth in the center (18) of the blade followed outwardly from the center on both sides with a repeating pattern of three angled teeth followed by a short straight tooth and so forth. The angled teeth (20) are all angled to the same side of the blade so that the resulting fold line (26) has cuts only on one side (29) of the fold line. The angled cuts result in ties (28) that twist easily, and that, therefore, result in fold lines (26) that fold cleanly without gusseting or binding. The angled cuts and teeth can be straight or curved so long as they are angled toward the approximate middle of the blade and are formed on one side of the blade only.
196	Hypertext book attachment	US324417	1989-03-16	US5380043A	1995-01-10	David C. Schwartz
A blank book attachment having a mark and sweep leaf with a fold out feature is provided. The leaf is pivotably retained along one edge on a frame, and the frame is pivotably retained at the binding spine of the host blank book. Pulling outward on the leaf causes the leaf to extend out and beyond the pages of the book allowing the pages to turn freely. When the leaf is placed within the host book, with the book open or closed, the leaf can be turned as a page, in which case it also acts as a mark to identify a specific position in the host book. Alternatively, the leaf may be pivoted on the frame to allow the host book pages to be turned past it in either direction.
197	Book	US793427	1991-12-10	US5253897A	1993-10-19	Peter P. Troendle
A book comprises a plurality of sheets, each sheet being folded in a zone constituting a back of the book to provide two leaves, at least one first sheet having one of the leaves thereof arranged between the two leaves of a second sheet and the other leaf thereof arranged between the two leaves of a third sheet.
198	Apparatus and method for integrating an insert assembly on a printing press	US821800	1992-01-16	US5230501A	1993-07-27	James P. Melton
An apparatus and method for forming an insert assembly on a printing press includes at least one processing mechanism for delivering at least one first ribbon defining an insert and at least one second ribbon defining at least a binding hanger, and a fastening arrangement for joining the first ribbon and the second ribbon to facilitate attachment of the insert to at least one signature during a perfect binding or saddle stitching operation.
199	Interactive advertising device	US710239	1991-06-03	US5171038A	1992-12-15	Kevin M. Bowler
In particular, the inventive advertising device comprises a stack of sheets stacked one over the other into a deck. These sheets are bound together by a pair of staples. The top side of successive sheets are imprinted with successive frames in a motion sequence. This motion sequence is selected for its ability to stimulate viewers. For example, it may be the winning hit in a world series or the winning goal in a hockey game, as illustrated. Also imprinted on the sheets is advertisement in various forms, for example, coupons, an advertisement motion scene, etc. To view the scene, one arches the inventive device by applying a bending force with the left hand and right hand. Each individual sheet is allowed to pass in succession stopping momentarily against the friction caused by the thumb. Thus motion appears from the successive imprinted images.
200	Single sheet book and method of forming the same	US510326	1990-04-16	US5076611A	1991-12-31	Jim Bouton
A small book having a cover and pages therein formed from a single sheet and method of making the book are provided. A single substantially rectangular sheet is divided into a plurality of printed panels integrally formed together. The panels are folded upon each other to form the cover and pages. Each of the panels forms the pages and cover and has printed thereon thematic information so that a series of small collectable books are created.

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