Writing pad organizer
OwnerRoger J. La Salleinventor
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Abstract
A writing pad organizer which comprises a back flap and a front flap which are connected together through a spine. The front flap is capable of being interlocked with the back flap to hold such in a closed position. The front flap is capable of being hingedly moved relative to the back flap to expose an interior compartment located within the inner surface of both the front flap and the back flap. The interior surface of the back flap is to include a plurality of file folders with the interior surface of the front flap including a plurality of separate note pads. The sheets of the note pads are to be removed and adhered to the file folders at designated areas.
Claims7
A writing pad organizer comprising:
- a back flap defining a first enclosing interior compartment, said back flap having a first portion of a locking means;
- a front flap defining a second enclosing interior compartment, said front flap having a second portion of a locking means, said second portion engageable with said first portion to hold said front flap in juxtaposition with said back flap;
- a spine connecting said back flap to said front flap, said back flap being hingedly movable relative to said front flap to an open position providing access into both said first and second interior compartments;
- a plurality of file folders mounted on said back flap and located within said first enclosing interior compartment, each said file folder including day and time designated areas, therebeing a separate single page of said file folders for each said day of the week;
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- a plurality of pockets mounted on said front flap within said second enclosing interior compartment, each said pocket including a note pad, each said note pad including a plurality of sheets located in a stacked relationship, each said sheet having an adhesive strip, a said sheet to be removed from its respective said note pad and placed on and adhered to a said page at a said designated area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.