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US 4,060,168 AGranted
Label construction
AssigneeFleming-Potter Company, Inc.
InventorRobert A. Romagnoli
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Abstract
A label assembly includes a strip or web of backing material with a series of printed labels arranged in serial order. The backing material includes a die cut portion opposed to the label which remains adhered to the label upon application of the label to a container. The cut portion may include printing and serves as a promotional item with improved pilfer resistance.
Claims14
An improved label assembly comprising, in combination:
- a. a plurality of separate labels, each of said labels having a print side and an adhesive side;
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- b. label backing material, said backing material including a plurality of cut portions, each of said cut portions having a smaller area than said separate labels, each of said cut portions having a side for printing, said backing material having said labels separated and mounted thereon with the adhesive side of each label being in generally opposed relation to one of said cut portions, said separate labels, backing strip and cut portions positioned so that said separate labels are carrried on said backing strip and when said labels are removed from said backing strip said cut portion is also removed from said backing material in opposed relation to said separate label.
A method of manufacture for a label assembly comprising, in combination:
- a. adhering a label paper to a backing material, by temporary adhesive means whereby said adhesive is retained on the label and said backing material is removable;
- b. imprinting labels on said label paper;
- c. cutting the label paper to define a plurality of separate and separated labels of a final shape;
- d. removing the portion of the label paper that does not define a separate label while retaining the backing paper;
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- e. imprinting and cutting a portion of the backing paper opposed to the label to define a separate cut portion coupon on the back side of each of the labels.
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