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US 2011/0048593 A1Published application
Reduced thickness document case
OwnerPascal Francois Jean Morandinventor
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The invention relates to a document case for receiving a large number of standardized format documents including at least two first flaps articulated relative to each other, the documents being inserted separately into overlapping pockets with an offset, their openings being parallel to the articulation axis of the flaps so that the documents are arranged in a stepped manner in order to expose a visible uncovered edge thereof. In case of two adjacent flaps, the steps are arranged with the same insertion direction, the highest document of one flap being adjacent to the lowest document of the other flap so that when the two flaps are folded on each other, the two series of steps are interleaved in order to reduce the thickness. Modes of application include wallets, multifunction diaries and document briefcases.
A document case intended for receiving a plurality of standardized-size documents, comprising at least two first flaps articulated to one another, the documents being inserted separately into overlapping pouches with an offset, their opening being parallel to the axis of articulation of the flaps, in such a way that the documents are arranged in tiers displaying a visible uncovered edge, wherein, for two adjacent flaps, the tiers are arranged with the same direction of insertion, the highest document of one of the flaps is adjacent to the lowest document of the other flap, in such a way that, when the two flaps are folded on each other, the two series of tiers are fitted in each other so as to reduce the thickness of the wallet or document case.
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