Information storage system
OwnerMaurice C. Figueresinventor
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Abstract
One or more pages of a publication are provided with a pre-printed perforated area which may be removed from the remainder of the page or with a pre-printed form which may be peeled from the page. The perforated areas provide individual cards when removed from the page, while the peelable forms are placed on a backing when they are separated from the page. The cards and backings are provided with shaped cut-outs at one edge for placement in a suitable storage container.
Claims11
In a publication including a plurality of pages, at least one page being of heavy weight and having a plurality of selected areas thereof containing printed information, a line of weakening about each respective area for removal of each said area as a storage card from said one page, each said removed storage card having means for permitting storage of said removed card for subsequent reference.
In a publication including a plurality of pages, at lease one page having a plurality of pre-printed peelable forms adhesively secured in a removable manner thereon, each said form having an adhesive thereon for securing said form to a rigid backing having a pair of shaped cut-outs on one edge for permitting storage of a removed form for subsequent reference.
In combination,
- a publication including a plurality of pages;
- a plurality of forms containing printed information releaseably mounted on at least one of said pages;
- a plurality of backings, each said backing being sized to receive a selective one of said removed forms thereon and having shaped cut-outs on one edge;
- and
- an adhesive on a backside of a removed form for securing a removed form to a selected one of said backings.
In combination
- a form containing printed information;
- and
- a transparent sheet folded about said form, said sheet having a front portion, a back portion and a flap, said front and back portions having said form sandwiched therebetween with said flap folded from one of said portions over the other of said portions, said portions each having a shaped cut-out in alignment with each other.
An information storage system comprising
- a series of publications, at least some of said publications including at least one page having a plurality of selected areas thereof each containing printed information relating to a preselected subject matter, a line of weakening about each said area for removal of each said area from said page as a form each said area having cut-outs in an edge thereof;
- and
- at least one storage container for receiving and storing a plurality of removed forms containing information relating to common subject matter for subsequent retrieval, said container having means for reception in said cut-outs to align received forms in said container.
An information storage system comprising
- a series of publications, at least some of said publications including at least one page having a plurality of selected areas thereon each containing printed information relating to a preselected subject matter, each said area being peelable from said page as a form and having an adhesive thereon;
- a plurality of backings, each said backing being sized to adhesively receive a respectively form thereon and having cut-outs in an edge thereof;
- and
- at least one storage container for receiving and storing a plurality of said backing mounted forms containing information relating to common subject matter for subsequent retrieval, said container including means for reception in said cut-outs of said backings to align received backings in said container.
In combination
- a form containing printed information;
- and
- a transparent sheet about said form, said sheet having a front portion and a back portion having said form sandwiched therebetween, said portions each having at least one pre-shaped cut-out along an edge thereof in alignment with a cut-out in the other portion for storing of the encased form in a container in alignment with other like encased forms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.