Systems and apparatus for covering, protecting, and concealing personal, private, confidential, and nonpublic information
OwnerRebecca Bradleyinventor
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Abstract
Systems and apparatus for covering, protecting, and concealing personal, private, confidential, and nonpublic information. The systems and apparatus can include a releasable, removable, or unreleasable binding device, tamper-evident features, labeling features, and binding devices can be configured to connect and secure covering devices and which can substantially rotate 360 degrees, fold back upon itself, lie flat when open, and releasable covering devices to cover personal, private, nonpublic, or other information.
Claims6
A covering device for releasably covering and concealing printed and/or hand-written text, lettering, graphics, drawings, and/or marks on at least one sheet, page, or page of a book comprising:
- a plurality of strips wherein the strips have a first face and a second face and four edges and wherein the first face and/or the second face are magnetic or double magnetized;
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- a sheet wherein the sheet has a first face and a second face and four edges and wherein the first face and the second face is magnetic or double magnetized;
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- a connecting component configured to connect at least one magnetic or double magnetized strips to a magnetic or double magnetized sheet, and wherein the magnetic or double magnetized strips and the magnetic or double magnetized sheet are connected near or on one edge to form a repositionable system to cover and conceal printed and/or hand-written text, lettering, graphics, drawings, and/or marks on a sheet, a page, or page of a book.
A covering device for covering and concealing printed and/or hand-written text, lettering, graphics, drawings, and/or marks on a sheet, a page, or page of a book comprising:
- a first face, substantially opaque, having at least four sides;
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- a second face having at least four sides;
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- a sleeve formed by joining at least one of the sides of the first face with at least one of the corresponding sides of the second face, while leaving the remaining sides of the two faces unjoined, wherein the user can slightly separate the folder sleeve at the unjoined edges and discretionally position the sleeve to encompass any portion of at least one sheet, page, or page of a book;
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- a folder sleeve wherein at least a portion or a far edge of the first face and/or the second face is magnetic or magnetized which allows the joined folder sleeve to slip over at least a portion of two faces of at least one sheet, page, or of a book which can allow the user to discretionarily cover and conceal printed and/or hand-written text, lettering, graphics, drawings, and/or marks on a sheet, a page, or page of a book and releasably and magnetically adhere to secure the folder sleeve where positioned.
A covering device for releasably covering and concealing printed and/or hand-written text, lettering, graphics, drawings, and/or marks, comprising:
- a substantially opaque paper tape strip having a first face without repositionable adhesive and a second face having repositionable adhesive and four edges;
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- a substantially opaque paper tape strip having a first face without repositionable adhesive and a second face having repositionable adhesive and four edges, and having at least one edge having no adhesive that can serve as a handling tab wherein the tabbed, substantially opaque repositionable adhesive paper tape strip can be accessed by the handling tab to discretionarily position the strip, without touching the adhesive, on at least a portion of a sheet, page, or page of a book to cover and conceal printed and/or hand-written text, lettering, graphics, drawings, and/or marks, wherein the repositionable adhesive tape strip can releasably adhere where positioned and can be repositioned on the same sheet, or page, or page of a book, or on a separate sheet, a separate page, or separate page of a book, or on a separate page of a separate book.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.