Credit card carbon copy defacer
OwnerScott F. Zarrowinventor
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Abstract
A credit card carbon copy defacer in the form of a unitary device of relatively thin, stiff material, such as plastic or metal, having a first generally rectangular flat base portion dimensioned to fit in a billfold or shirt pocket of a user and an integrally, generally rectangular, flat portion folded along one edge of the base portion to extend generally parallel to and spaced slightly from the base portion so that a carbon paper may be received between the flat portion and the base portion, the base portion having one or more openings therein and the flat portion having protrusions in alignment with the openings so that when a carbon paper is positioned between the base portion and the flat portion and the portions manually pressed together, the part of the carbon paper at the openings is defaced.
Claims5
A credit card carbon paper defacer comprising:
- a unitary device of relatively thin, stiff material such as of plastic or metal having a first generally rectangular, flat, base portion dimensioned to fit in a billfold or shirt pocket of an user and an integral generally rectangular flap portion folded along one edge of said base portion to extend generally parallel to and spaced slightly from said base portion whereby a carbon paper can be received between said flap portion and said base portion, one of said portions having at least one integral protrusion extending therefrom in the direction of the other portion and the other portion having a recess therein in alignment with said protrusion whereby when a carbon paper is positioned between said flap portion and said base portion said flap portion can be manually displaced towards said base portion, said protrusion forcing a segment of the carbon paper into said recess after which, if the carbon paper is manually pulled from said unitary device the portion of the carbon paper engaged by said protrusion will be torn away.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.