Page construction for a stamp album
OwnerMaxwell Diamond, Jack Roseinventors
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Abstract
A two-ply stamp album page in which cut-outs in the upper-positioned ply form recessed compartments for maintaining the stamps in place therein, and wherein the compartments are completed by plastic strips attached in spanning relation across the cut-outs and functioning as partial closures or covers for the compartments. The recess of the compartments, as well as an inert chemical coating on the compartment surfaces adjacent each stamp rear adhesive surface, obviates any inadvertent adhesive attachment to said stamp surface, said recess preventing the direct application of weight or pressure upon the stamp as might contribute to said inadvertent attachment.
Claims7
An improved page construction for a stamp album comprising a cardboard substrate delineated by a central fold line into a first play and second ply, plural stamp-sized cut-outs in said first ply each having an upper edge, a clear plastic cover adhesively secured in spanning relation across and behind each said cut-out and at a slight distance below said cut-out upper edge to cooperate therewith in bounding an access opening for positioning a stamp behind said plastic cover, an inert surface coating applied on said second ply in select areas coextensive with said cut-out locations when said first and second plies are in superposed relation, and means adhesively securing said first and second plies to each other in a resulting two-ply construction in which each cut-out presents edges bounding a stamp-sized compartment of a recessed depth corresponding to the thickness of said first ply, whereby any stamp in place in a cooperating said compartment is subjected to an optimum minimum direct application of pressure due to the protection thereagainst afforded by said recess of said compartment.
An improved page construction for a stamp album comprising identical-sized first and second plies of cardboard construction material, plural stamp-sized cut-outs in said first ply each having an upper edge, a clear plastic cover adhesively secured in spanning relation over and behind each said cut-out and at a slight distance below said cut-out upper edge to cooperate therewith in bounding an access opening for positioning a stamp behind said plastic cover, an inert surface coating applied on said second ply in select areas coextensive with said cut-out locations when said first and second plies are in superposed relation, and means adhesively securing said first and second plies to each other in a resulting two-ply construction in which each cut-out presents edges bounding a stamp-sized compartment of a recessed depth corresponding to the thickness of said first ply, whereby any stamp in place in a cooperating said compartment is subjected to an optimum minimum direct application of pressure due to the protection thereagainst afforded by said recess of said compartment.
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