Index card for index card file
OwnerJohn Ristuccia, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
An improved index card for use in conjunction with a rotary card file or the like includes means for displaying a business card. Slots, flaps, or adhesives may be used to secure the card to the index card. In one embodiment, the index card includes a frame which is folded over the business card to give a framed finished appearance. In some cases, the business card is removably secured to the index card, while in others, the business card is permanently secured to the index card.
Claims9
An index card for displaying a business card having a predetermined height and width and including a top edge, a bottom edge, and a pair of parallel, spaced apart side edges, said index card comprising:
- (a) at least a first major portion having a top edge, a bottom edge, and a pair of spaced apart side edges;
- and
- (b) slot means formed in said first major portion for receiving at least two edges of the business card to removably secure the business card to said first major portion, said slot means including
- (i) stop means for supporting the bottom edge of the business card, and
- (ii) opposed centering means for bearing against the opposite side edges of said business card to center said card in said first major portion.
An index card for displaying a business card having a predetermined height and width and including a top edge, a bottom edge, and a pair of parallel, spaced apart side edges, said index card comprising:
- (a) at least a first major portion having a top edge, a bottom edge, and a pair of spaced apart side edges;
- and
- (b) a pair of slots formed proximate opposite sides of said first major portion for receiving the side edges of the business card to removably secure the business card to said first major portion, each of said slots including
- (i) a substantially vertical section extending parallel to the side edges of said major portion and having a closed bottom end for supporting the bottom edge of the business card, and
- (ii) a substantially horizontal section extending from the top of said vertical section toward the nearest side edge of said first major portion for facilitating entry of the business card into said vertical section, said substantially horizontal section having a closed end for contacting a side edge of the business card to maintain said business card in a centered position in said first major portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.