Baggage tag
OwnerRobert E. Groselak, Albert L. Podgorinventors
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Abstract
A baggage tag assembly formed from a single continuous sheet of material including a portion printed for entry of passenger identification information. The assembly is constructed such that the identification portion, after being completed, is inserted through a handle of a piece of baggage and folded over and sealed between front and back cover portions such that the passenger identification information is concealed from sight. The tag assembly includes a detachable claim check. Printed on the exterior portions of the tag assembly are airline, flight and destination information and a passenger identification code.
Claims7
A tag assembly formed from a single continuous sheet of material for identifying baggage, said assembly including a first section adapted to be attached to a piece of baggage containing a claim number;
- a second section detachably connected to said first section containing a matching claim number, said first section including front and back cover members each having interior and exterior surfaces, said cover members adapted to be folded along a line joining said cover members, said cover members containing adhesive on an interior surface thereof;
- a passenger identification portion printed to provide for entry of pertinent passenger identification information;
- a connector portion disposed intermediate and connecting one of said cover members and said passenger information portion, said connector portion adapted to be looped about a handle of an item of baggage, whereby said tag assembly is constructed such that when affixed to a piece of baggage said passenger information portion will be folded over and inserted between the interior faces of said front and back cover members and sealed therebetween such that said cover members will conceal said passenger identification information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.