Tiered memo block
OwnerLiang-Ji Cheninventor
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Abstract
A tiered memo block composed of several tiers of notepapers is provided. Each tier is formed by a plurality of notepapers, and each notepaper is provided with a predetermined protruding pattern at a certain edge position. Several tiers are successively piled up with the protruding portions of each tier being offset one from another, and then one edge surface of several tiers are glued together to form a memo block that is conveniently opened through the use of the protruding pattern portions as tabs.
Claims2
A memo block comprising a plurality of memo pad sections arranged one upon another, each of said memo pad sections being formed by a plurality of stacked notepapers, each notepaper of a respective memo pad section having a predetermined protruding pattern formed on at least a first perimeter edge thereof and a linear contour on a second perimeter edge, each of said notepapers being stacked with said predetermined protruding pattern and said second perimeter edge being in respective aligned relationship, said second perimeter edges of said notepapers of said plurality of memo pad sections being in aligned relationship, one memo pad section with respect another, and glued together, said at least one predetermined protruding patterns of said notepapers of one said memo pad section being offset with respect to said predetermined protruding patterns of said notepapers of other of said plurality of memo pad sections for forming tabs to (a) facilitate access to a selected one of said memo pad sections, or (b) facilitate subsequent separation of said plurality of memo pad sections from said memo block into individual memo pads.
The memo block as recited in claim where said at least one first perimeter edge of said notepapers of one of said memo pad sections are displaced from said at least one first perimeter edge of said notepapers of an underlying one of said memo pad sections to form said memo block with a stepped tiered contour.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.