Crease fold calendar

A recording calendar adapted to be used for recording diary entries for each date of a year of twelve months from January 1st to December 31st and fifty-two weeks, each seven day week commencing on a Sunday and ending on a Saturday, the recording calendar being imprinted with indicia including arabic numerals which correspond to each calendar date and other indicia delineating a substantial blank area which corresponds to each date thereof and being adapted to receive diary entries;

• the improvement comprising a web of paper of continuous length from one end to another end and a width defined by a left edge and a right edge, said numerals arranged in at least fifty-two rows, each of said rows comprising numerals disposed in laterally spaced relation across the web, the numerals in each of said rows being in chronological order from the left to the right edge of the web corresponding with the calendar dates and days of the week, a first of each of said numerals in each of said rows corresponding to a Sunday and a last of each of said numerals in each of said rows corresponding to a Saturday of each calendar month, said web including a plurality of scored lines spaced apart lengthwise of the web and extending laterally across the width thereof, said scored lines being spaced apart in a lengthwise direction of the web, a transverse increment being defined between each adjacent pair of said scored lines, each said increment consisting of from one to three of said rows, said web being foldable selectively along each of said scored lines for arranging in planar orientation at least two of said increments for the simultaneous visual display of consecutive weeks of a calendar year as defined by said increments whereby simultaneous visual reference can be made to diary entries prior to and after any particular date even where that date falls on a first or last day of any calendar month.