Notebook-type personal organizer
AssigneeInsilco Corporation
InventorsRichard J. Tremmel, Jr., Thomas W. Cushing
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AssigneeInsilco Corporation
InventorsRichard J. Tremmel, Jr., Thomas W. Cushing
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A notebook-type personal organizer comprises a multi-ring binder to which a plurality of leaves is connected. Plastic bags are connected to the binder, and each bag contains a pad of adhesive-backed paper sheets. The bags are adhered to a stiff posting sheet by means of a releasable adhesive to keep the bags from sagging and tearing. The user removes the pads from the bags and inserts them into pockets formed in a front panel of the organizer. Once a note is written on a paper sheet, the paper sheet can be removed from the pad and then adhered to the posting sheet for future reference. The posting sheet can be removed from, and inserted onto, the binder rings without opening those rings, and can be used as a straight edge or a distance-measuring ruler, and also to mark the proper day among the calendar pages of the organizer.
A notebook-type organizer comprising a binder having front and rear panels, a plurality of paper pages mounted in said binder upon which information can be inscribed by a user, at least one pad of removable paper sheets removably secured together by a releasable adhesive, said sheets being removable one-at-a-time from said pad, and supporting means for supporting said pad internally of said binder, and means to which the sheets can be attached by said adhesive once removed from said pad, said supporting means comprising a surface having a pocket formed therein, said pocket including a narrow slit which receives a bottom portion of said pad such that said pad bottom portion is covered and retained by a portion of said surface, and an upper portion of said pad lies above said portion of said surface so as to be exposed for being grasped by a user.
A notebook-type organizer comprising a multi-ring binder, a plurality of leaves mounted in said binder, some of said leaves comprising paper pages on which information can be inscribed by a user, at least one pad of paper sheets removably secured together by an adhesive strip disposed along a back edge of each paper sheet, so that said sheets can be removed from said paid one-at-a-time, and a flexible bag in which said pad is removably contained, said bag having one edge thereof secured directly to rings of said multi-ring binder, said bag also being adhered to one of said leaves by a releasable adhesive.
A notebook-type organizer comprising a binder having front and rear panels and binder rings, a plurality of paper pages mounted on said binder rings upon which information can be inscribed by a user, some of said paper pages including chronologically arranged calendar pages having calendar indicia printed thereon, a day-marker sheet having slots along one edge thereof, each of said slots including a narrow portion extending to said one edge and a wider portion disposed remotely from said one edge for enabling said day-marker sheet to be inserted and removed from said binder rings without opening said binder rings, said day-marker sheet being insertable among said calendar pages and including a portion projecting beyond said calendar pages to be quickly locatable by a user, said day-marker sheet having distance-measuring indicia along an edge thereof disposed opposite said one edge.
A pad retainer for use in a loose-leaf notebook type personal organizer having openable binder rings, said pad retainer comprising a plastic page having a plurality of apertures mountable to the binder rings, and at least one pocket formed in a surface of said page, said pocket including a narrow slit which receives a bottom portion of said pad such that said pad bottom portion is covered and retained by a portion of said surface, and an upper portion of said pad lies above said portion of said surface so as to be exposed for being grasped by a user.
A notebook-type organizer comprising a binder having front and rear panels, a plurality of paper pages mounted in said binder upon which information can be inscribed by a user, at least one pad of removable paper sheets removably secured together by a releasable adhesive said sheets being removably one-at-a-time from said pad, and supporting means for supporting said pad internally of said binder, and means to which the sheets can be attached by said adhesive once removed from said pad wherein each panel has an inside surface, said supporting means comprising a pocket formed in one of said inside surfaces for receiving a bottom portion of said pad, said one inside surface including a flexible retaining flap disposed adjacent said pocket for overlapping a top sheet of said pad.
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