Die-cut display board for a computerized display screen
OwnerLaurie A. Hinsoninventor
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Abstract
A die-cut display board for a computerized display screen supported in a housing comprises a thin die-cuttable sheet with a front display face, a back face, a periphery and a central region. Top and side housing tabs are die-cut and scored in the central region of the sheet to permit the tabs to be folded inwardly toward the back side as to lie upon the top and the sides of the housing thereby forming a front opening. The sheet is positioned so that the front opening is substantially in flush alignment with the display screen. Fastening means are provided for affixation of the tabs to the housing.
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A die-cut display board for a computerized display screen supported in a housing with a top and two sides, the display board comprising:
- (a) a thin, die-cuttable sheet with a front display face, a back face, a periphery and a central region;
- (b) a top and two side housing tabs die-cut in the central region of the sheet, the tabs being scored to form multiple fold lines to permit the tabs to be folded inwardly toward the back side as to lie upon the top and the sides of the housing and forming a front opening whereat the sheet is positioned for substantially flush alignment with the display screen;
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- (c) fastening means on the front face of the tabs for securement of the tabs to the housing, wherein said multiple fold lines in each tab permit the display board to fit various sizes of display screens and housings.
A die-cut display board for a computerized display screen supported in a housing with a top and two sides, the display board comprising:
- (a) a thin, die-cuttable sheet with a front display face, a back face, a periphery and a central region;
- (b) a top and two side housing tabs die-cut in the central region of the sheet, the tabs being scored to form fold lines to permit the tabs to be folded inwardly toward the back side as to lie upon the top and the sides of the housing and forming a front opening whereat the sheet is positioned for substantially flush alignment with the display screen;
- (c) a bottom pencil holder flap die-cut in the central region and scored to form fold lines to permit the flap to be folded outwardly toward the front display face to form a cylindrical-like pencil holder fastened to the front display face;
- (d) fastening means on the front face of the tabs for securement of the tabs to the housing;
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- (e) a die-cut rectangular dispensing opening in the sheet and two opposing arcuate die-cut slots in the sheet, one on each side of the rectangular dispensing opening forming a memo pad holder.
A die-cut display board for a computerized display screen supported in a housing with a top and two sides, the display board comprising:
- (a) a thin, die-cuttable sheet with a front display face, a back face, a periphery and a central region;
- (b) a top and two side housing tabs die-cut in the central region of the sheet, the tabs being scored to form fold lines to permit the tabs to be folded inwardly toward the back side as to lie upon the top and the sides of the housing and forming a front opening whereat the sheet is positioned for substantially flush alignment with the display screen;
- (c) a bottom pencil holder flap die-cut in the central region and scored to form fold lines to permit the flap to be folded outwardly toward the front display face to form a cylindrical-like pencil holder fastened to the front display face, wherein a pencil may be supported horizontally and vertically;
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- (d) fastening means on the front face of the tabs for securement of the tabs to the housing.
A die-cut display board for a computerized display screen supported in a housing with a top and two sides, the display board comprising:
- (a) a thin, die-cuttable sheet with a front display face, a back face, a periphery and a central region;
- (b) a top and two side housing tabs die-cut in the central region of the sheet, the tabs being scored to form fold lines to permit the tabs to be folded inwardly toward the back side as to lie upon the top and the sides of the housing and forming a front opening whereat the sheet is positioned for substantially flush alignment with the display screen;
- (c) a die-cut rectangular dispensing opening in the sheet and two opposing arcuate die-cut slots in the sheet, one on each side of the rectangular dispensing opening forming a memo pad holder;
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- (d) fastening means on the front face of the tabs for securement of the tabs to the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.