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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 |
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| 341 | Apparatus for holding reading material binder | US303207 | 1994-09-08 | US5456497A | 1995-10-10 | Edward A. Ross, Jr. |
| A holder apparatus acts in frictional cooperation with books, notebooks, folders, and other hand held rigid or semi-rigid binders containing reading material. The holder allows one-handed manipulation of the book, notebook, folder, or binder free of accidental dropping or slipping. A strap having inelastic and elastic portions, and fasteners on each free end, allows the strap to encircle the book, notebook, folder or binder. The fasteners releasably attach the strap to the book, notebook, folder or binder. A hand piece attached to the strap is adapted to receive a person's hand and allows easy manipulation and holding of the book, notebook, folder or binder. A pencil holder and book mark may also be releasably attached to the strap. A strap having a single fastener and an opening adapted to receive at least one finger of a person's hand attaches and holds the book, notebook, folder or binder. | ||||||
| 342 | Folder holder | US82384 | 1993-06-28 | US5421616A | 1995-06-06 | Morgan K. Laubacher |
| The present invention is a folder holder. It is utilized with books or similar articles designed to be retained in a hand of an individual. The present invention folder holder is utilized in either hand depending on the individual preference. The device is wrapped around one hand of an individual and held in place by complementary mating surfaces. The device further includes an additional mating member which is removably affixed to a complementary mating member on the folder. | ||||||
| 343 | Folder holder | US21023 | 1993-02-23 | US5417456A | 1995-05-23 | Morgan K. Laubacher |
| The present invention is a folder holder. It is utilized with books or similar articles designed to be retained in a hand of an individual. The present invention folder holder is utilized in either hand depending on the individual preference. | ||||||
| 344 | Coupon organizer | US96016 | 1993-07-22 | US5387037A | 1995-02-07 | Beverly Daitch |
| A coupon organizer is provided which allows for easy access to coupons by a shopper. The coupon organizer includes fastening means for maintaining the organizer in a open and operative position and means for maintaining the organizer in a closed position to store and transport the coupons. | ||||||
| 345 | Card printing method, original positioning holder, and card printing paper | US059671 | 1993-05-12 | US5337669A | 1994-08-16 | Hirokazu Kanai |
| In card printing, to allow registration and positioning of card-like originals C when making a master plate by duplication to be accomplished both easily and accurately, the card-like originals are positioned and set up on an original positioning holder for card printing 30 having original set up position designating marks 34 and registration marks according to the original set up position designating marks 34, and a printing master plate is made from the card-like originals along with the original positioning holder for card printing 30 by duplication. By using this printing master plate, the registration marks of the master plate are printed on a test print sheet carrying reference registration marks and fed by an automatic paper feeder, a misregistration is detected from relative positions of the two sets of registration marks, a base sheet carrying card-like printing sheets in a peelable manner is automatically fed, and prints are made in the prescribed locations of the card-like printing sheets with the misregistration resolved by adjusting an automatic paper feeding position. | ||||||
| 346 | Book pull tab with retractable gripping member | US018182 | 1993-02-16 | US5332264A | 1994-07-26 | Joseph Chiarella |
| The base of a pull tab is adhesively attached to the spine of a book. The tab includes a U-shaped grip connected to the base by a pair of hinges and is rotated between an extended position located within the base and a pull position extending outwardly from the base. | ||||||
| 347 | Device for mounting photographs and the like | US93064 | 1993-07-16 | US5330281A | 1994-07-19 | Robert Kalan |
| A preprinted foldable sheet for displaying a photograph contains an aperture, behind which the photograph may be mounted, and a folding flap that overlies the aperture. Indicia are imprinted on the face of the sheet and corresponding indicia are imprinted on the flap in such a manner as to be in registration with the indicia on the face of the sheet when the flap is folded behind the aperture. In this manner, there is continuity of the indicia across the aperture so that a pleasing appearance is maintained even when a photograph is not placed behind the aperture. | ||||||
| 348 | Overlay binder including easy-release label leader | US1180 | 1993-01-07 | US5330279A | 1994-07-19 | Paul E. Ruble |
| A loose-leaf binder (40) or other bound work has a slot (44) defined between the outer surface of a cover or spine (48) thereof, and a transparent overlay (46) attached over the spine (48) into which a label (54) can be inserted. The overlay (46) is sealed to the spine (48) along its longitudinal edges. An elongated, flexible label leader (42) extends through the slot (44) and protrudes therefrom at its opposite ends. An adhesive portion (52) is formed on a surface (42e) of an end portion (42b) of the leader (42). The label (54) may be inserted into the slot (44) by releasably adhering an end of the label (54) to the adhesive portion (52) of the leader (42), and pulling on an opposite end portion (42c) of the leader (42), thereby pulling the attached label (54) into the slot (44). A loop portion (42f) extends from the end portion (42b) of the leader (42), and is folded back and adhered to an opposite surface (42d) of the end portion (42b). Part of the loop portion (42f) protrudes from the slot (44) when the label (54) is fully inserted, and is pulled to smoothly peel the adhesive portion ( 52 ) from the label ( 54 ) and detach the leader (42) from the label (54) and binder (40). | ||||||
| 349 | Non-contaminating fragrance releasing insert for magazines | US918427 | 1992-07-22 | US5248537A | 1993-09-28 | Mark R. Giannavola |
| A fragrance releasing insert for magazines provides a fragrance sample to readers. The insert of the present invention is formed from a single substrate which has a removable portion which contains the fragrance sample. The removable portion forms a diffusion resistant envelope around the fragrance sample which reduces the possibility of inadvertent contamination of the magazine by fragrance. While the removable diffusion resistant envelope is attached to the remainder of the insert in the magazine, the fragrance cannot be sampled. However, after removal of the envelope along a pair of perforations, the fragrance may be sampled by peeling open the envelope, thus causing a release of the fragrance. | ||||||
| 350 | Multifunction wall device | US694251 | 1991-05-01 | US5236760A | 1993-08-17 | Felix Jinn |
| A multifunction wall device has a hook for hanging articles thereon, a clamp for clamping articles therein, a writing implement retainer, and a removable paper clip. The wall device has an integral pivot apparatus and spring device to eliminate external parts. The wall device can be mounted to any vertical surface. | ||||||
| 351 | Book puller and method of making same | US683992 | 1991-04-11 | US5197761A | 1993-03-30 | Hossain A. Shirdavani |
| A book puller (10) has a main body (23) with generally square end portions (13, 14) and a center portion (12) having concavely curved outer edges (68). The center portion (12) has a reinforcing layer (24). The end portions (13, 14) are attached to the front and back covers of a book by pressure sensitive adhesive, with the junctures (19, 20) between the center portion (12) and the end portions (13, 14) positioned at the spine edges (21, 22) of the book. The center portion (12) loops around the spine (66) of the book and is spaced therefrom to form a handle (38). Pulling forces exerted on the handle (38) by inserting a finger behind it are distributed by the concave edges (68) to the end portions (13, 14). The pullers (10) may be manufactured by separating a roll of body forming material from its backing material, inserting a strip of reinforcing material therebetween, pulling the three layers through pressure rollers, and die cutting the pullers (10). An alternative method involves cutting body forming material and its backing material into strips, removing the center portion of each strip of backing material and replacing it with reinforcing material, and die cutting the strips. | ||||||
| 352 | Scent sampler construction | US616407 | 1990-11-21 | US5188236A | 1993-02-23 | Herbert M. Sayers; William E. Mirgain |
| A scent sampler construction comprising a panel having two oppositely facing folds that divide the panel into first, second, and third segments arranged in a generally z-shaped configuration with one side of the second segment overlapping a portion of one side of the first segment in face to face relation, and the other side of the second segment overlapping a portion of one side of the third segment in face to face relation. There is releasable adhesive between the facing sides of the second and the third segments, to releasably secure the outer and intermediate segments together in face-to-face relation. There is a burstable encapsulated scent sample between the facing portions of the second and the third segments so that the separation of the facing portions of the second and third segments releases the sample scent. A method of making a scent sampler comprising the steps of applying a burstable scent sample to a continuous web, folding the web over itself along a first longitudinally extending fold line to form an integral flap that overlies the web and to sandwich the burstable scent sample between the flap and the web; folding the first fold line underneath the web along a second longitudinally extending fold line so that the burstable scent sample is below the web, and a portion of the flap remains above the web; and unfolding the portion of the flap above the web to form a z-fold in the web. | ||||||
| 353 | Binder | US694391 | 1991-05-01 | US5110232A | 1992-05-05 | Peter D. Jermann |
| The instant invention features a novel binder having opposing panels, with a first panel having a binding strap gripping means at an edge of a first end of the panel and a binding strap extending from a second end of the panel such that the binding strap can be extended from the second end of the panel, around and/or through the second panel back to the first end of the gripping means of the first panel. Such arrangement allows securing of the second panel in adjustable, opposing juxtaposition to the first panel, thereby securing loose papers between the panels. | ||||||
| 354 | Method and tool for retrofitting an elongated label leader into the slot of an overlay binder | US537056 | 1990-06-12 | US4998840A | 1991-03-12 | Paul E. Ruble |
| A loose-leaf binder (10) or other bound volume has a slot (24) defined between the outer surface of a spine (12) thereof, and a transparent overlay (22) attached over the spine (12), into which a label (30) can be inserted. The cover (22) is sealed to the spine (12) along its longitudinal edges (46). An elongated, flexible label leader (26) is designed to extend through the slot (24) and protrude therefrom at its opposite ends. An adhesive portion (28) is formed at one end of the leader (26). The label (30) may be inserted into the slot (24) by releasably adhering one end of the label (30) to the adhesive portion (28) of the leader (26), and pulling on the other end of the leader (26), thereby pulling the attached label (30) into the slot (24). The binder (10) may be retrofit with a label leader (26) by inserting a narrow, thin tool (40) into the slot (24) such that the opposite ends of the tool (40) protrude from the ends of the slot (24), releasably adhering the adhesive portion (28) of the leader (26) to one end of the tool (40), and pulling on the other end of the tool (40) such that the leader (26) is pulled into the slot (24) and the adhesive portion (28) of the leader (26) operatively protrudes from the slot (24). Where one transverse edge (22a,22b) of the cover (22) is initially sealed to the spine (12), one end of the tool (40) may be formed with a sharp cutting edge (44) for puncturing the sealed edge (22a,22b) of the cover (22) to enable the tool (40) and leader (26) to pass therethrough. | ||||||
| 355 | Pocket receptacles for writing implements and miscellaneous small articles | US418866 | 1989-10-10 | US4986572A | 1991-01-22 | Jon Kuykendall |
| A pocket carrier is formed from a soft flexible material and features pockets for carrying and storing pencils or miscellaneous items. The carrier releasably attaches to a book via two elastic cords which separately engage each book cover by passing along the inside face of each cover and next to the pages such that the carrier rests on the book's spine and the pockets face outward, away from the book. | ||||||
| 356 | Window pocket insertion device and method of use therefor | US058262 | 1987-06-04 | US4892333A | 1990-01-09 | Ronald F. Krulich |
| Provided is an insertion device for paper sheet materials into window pockets. The invention is composed of two elongated flat prongs composed of a stiff but flexible material that are joined at one end to form a handle. Paper sheet material is placed between the elongated flat prongs which act as a shield therefor during insertion of the invention into a window pocket. A finger placed on a protruding edge corner of the paper sheet allows withdrawal of the invention from the window pocket without removing the paper sheet. The invention may be used for extraction of the paper sheet as well. | ||||||
| 357 | Combined crayon and coloring book holder | US199309 | 1988-05-27 | US4875707A | 1989-10-24 | Knute R. Krom |
| A book-like receptacle having a plurality of clear cylinders for holding crayons on opposing book surfaces. Opposing cylinders being aligned in registry to lock the book in the closed position. A sleeve in the rear cover of the book enables the user to secure a coloring book to the receptacle. | ||||||
| 358 | Folder for carrying and displaying sheets of material | US894206 | 1986-08-07 | US4703952A | 1987-11-03 | Americole R. Biasini |
| In a folder of the type used for carrying sheets of material and being adaptable for displaying the sheets, there is provided a folder having a pair of panels joining together and being foldable at a center of the folder. Each panel has a pocket portion for storing the sheets of material and a foldable ledge means for displaying the sheets when the folder is in an open position. The folder is also provided with bands for supporting the folder on the hand of a user and means for displaying the folder in an open position on substantially flat surfaces. | ||||||
| 359 | Foldable file for safe deposit box | US3748768D | 1971-07-28 | US3748768A | 1973-07-31 | STROWGER F |
| A file entirely of cloth construction for the orderly, nondamaging storage of documents within a safe deposit box. A flexible cloth cover and attached divider sheets receive the papers to be stored whereupon the file is folded lengthwise to a width acceptable for insertion into a safe deposit box. A back portion of the cover carries the divider sheets and is flexible, along with the remaining portion of the file, to facilitate safe deposit box entry and removal. The divider sheets, upon opening of the file, have offset edges with indices to promote rapid locating of the document sought. The divider sheets are arranged in sets and are attached to the back portion of the file cover by spaced rows of stitching.
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| 360 | Holder for sheet material | US3692170D | 1970-12-21 | US3692170A | 1972-09-19 | WOODWARD HENRY L JR |
| A device for holding sheet material, such as sewing patterns, in a generally flattened condition comprising a backing support having a pair of backing members hingedly connected together to fold from first positions in which the holder is open to a second position in which the holder is closed. A number of stacked sheets are secured to one margin of the backing support with the sheets being individually movable about such margin and disposed to define dividers for sheet material to be held by the device. A tie-down means is provided to hold the backing members in their closed positions.
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