Print envelope
AssigneeTension Envelope Corporation
InventorBernard Klein
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Abstract
An envelope for containing photographic prints and negatives in separate pockets comprising substantially rectangular front and back panels interconnected along three edges thereof forming a first pocket particularly adapted for containing photographic prints, and having an insert opening between the remaining edges of the panels. A center flap is connected to the remaining edge of the back panel along a fold line, and overlies a portion of the back panel. A patch member has a lower edge and at least one side edge thereof attached to the center flap forming a second pocket particularly adapted for containing photographic negatives, and having an insert opening along the two remaining edges of the patch. A closure flap is connected to the remaining edge of the front panel along a fold line and overlies the patch member when in a closed position.
Claims11
A multi-pocket envelope comprising:
- a. substantially rectangular front and back panels interconnected along side and bottom edges thereof forming a first content receiving pocket, said first pocket having an insert opening between the remaining edges of said panels;
- b. a closure flap having a free edge and being connected with said front panel remaining edge along a first fold line;
- c. a center flap having side edges and a free edge and being connected with said back panel remaining edge along a second fold line about which the center flap is folded into overlying relation with at least a portion of the back panel;
- d. a patch member having upper and lower edges and first and second opposing side edges, a portion of said patch member lower edge and a portion of at least one patch member side edge being connected to said center flap forming a second content receiving pocket, said second pocket having an insert opening along at least the patch member upper edge;
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- e. said closure flap being folded into overlying relation with said patch member.
In combination, an envelope and photographic prints and negatives, said envelope comprising:
- a. substantially rectangular front and back panels interconnected along three edges thereof forming a first pocket containing said photographic prints and having an insert opening between the remaining edges of said panels;
- b. a closure flap connected to said front panel remaining edge along a first fold line;
- c. a center flap connected to said back panel remaining edge along a second fold line and onto which the center flap is folded into overlying relation with at least a portion of the back panel;
- d. a patch member having upper and lower edges and first and second opposing side edges;
- a portion of said patch member lower edge and a portion of at least one patch member side edge being connected to said center flap forming a second pocket containing said photographic negatives, said second pocket having an insert opening along the patch member upper edge;
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- e. said closure flap being folded into overlying relation with said patch member.
In combination, an envelope and photographic prints and negatives, said envelope comprising:
- a. substantially rectangular front and back panels interconnected along three edges thereof forming a first pocket containing said photographic prints and having an insert opening between the remaining edges of said panels;
- b. a closure flap connected to said front panel remaining edge along a first fold line;
- c. a center flap connected to said back panel remaining edge along a second fold line and about which the center flap is folded into overlying relation with at least a portion of the back panel;
- d. a patch member having upper and lower edges and first and second opposing side edges;
- at least one of said patch member edges being connected to said center flap forming a second pocket containing said photographic negatives, said second pocket having an insert opening at least along one of said patch member edges;
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- e. said closure flap being folded into overlying relation with said patch member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.