Binder with magnetically retained pages
OwnerDaniel H. Starkinventor
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Abstract
A binder has a front cover and a back cover. A first page assembly for mounting in the binder includes a first magnet. A second page assembly for mounting in the binder in an overlying relationship with the first page assembly includes a second magnet for releasably attaching the second page assembly to the first page assembly in the binder. Each one of the page assemblies may include a magnet portion, a hinge portion, and a display portion, which may be all formed as one piece. The binder has a base member, made of a magnetic material, to which the magnets are attracted to mount the page assemblies in the binder.
Claims25
Apparatus comprising:
- a binder having a front cover and a back cover;
- a first page assembly for mounting in said binder, including a first magnet;
- and
- a second page assembly for mounting in said binder in an overlying relationship with said first page assembly, said second page assembly including a second magnet for releasably attaching said second page assembly to said first page assembly in said binder.
Apparatus comprising:
- a binder having a front cover and a back cover;
- a plurality of page assemblies, each one of said page assemblies having an inner side portion for mounting in said binder, each one of said inner side portions of said plurality of page assemblies including a respective magnet;
- said page assemblies being mountable in said binder with said magnets of said page assemblies disposed in a stacked relationship in said binder thereby to removably maintain said page assemblies in an overlying relationship in said binder;
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- said binder including means for securing said page assemblies in said binder.
Apparatus comprising:
- a first page assembly including a first magnet;
- and
- a second page assembly for placement in an overlying relationship with said first page assembly, said second page assembly including a second magnet for releasably attaching said second page assembly to said first page assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.