Identification tag
OwnerCarl A. Capozzolainventor
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Abstract
A personal identification tag (10) for notation of name, address, medical information, etc. which may be installed inside the shoe of the user. During installation the paper layer (720) may be filled with identification data by the user, the adhesive protective layer (712) may be peeled off and the clear plastic layer (710) may be pressed over the paper layer (720) and held in place by the clear adhesive layer (711) thereby creating a protected notational strip. The second adhesive protective layer (722) may be peeled off and the identification strip (10) may be placed inside a shoe by the user being held in place by an adhesive layer (721). The second adhesive protective layer (722) may be enlarged to form an extension (723) upon which instructions for installation and use of the identification tag (10) may be printed.
Claims2
An improved identification tag arrangement comprising, in combination:
- an overlay fabricated of clear sheet material;
- a transparent adhesive layer applied to one side of said overlay;
- a first peel off layer smaller than said overlay and applied to said transparent adhesive layer thereby creating an exposed area of said adhesive layer;
- a tag fabricated of sheet material having a first side which will accept identification data;
- an adhesive layer applied to the second side of said tag;
- a second peel off layer applied to the second side of said tag;
- a second peel off layer applied to said adhesive layer of said tag;
- the device being assembled by applying said exposed area of said adhesive layer, on said overlay, to said tag along a preselected edge of said tag to that said overlay is stacked above said tag;
- whereupon the user, under the condition of adding data to said tag may remove said first peel off layer and press the remainder of said overlay on top of said tag creating a protected notational strip, and then the user may remove said second peel off layer to expose said adhesive layer and mount said protected notational strip within the user's shoe by means of said adhesive layer.
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