Computer printable dual No. 10 envelope assembly
AssigneeAvery Dennison Corporation
InventorsGhanshyam H. Popat, Anahit Tataryan, Frank H. Gavrilos
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Abstract
A computer printer or copier compatible dual envelope assembly is provided for convenience in addressing two No. 10 envelopes (41/8 inches by 91/2 inches, or about 4.times.9 inches), with the assembly being in the order of 81/2 inches wide and having a length at least equal to the length of said envelopes and with the envelopes extending in the longitudinal direction of said assembly.
Claims8
A computer printer or copier compatible dual envelope sheet assembly for use in a copier or printer to produce two addressed No. 10 envelopes, comprising:
- a first No. 10 envelope;
- a second No. 10 envelope;
- a carrier sheet secured by fugitive or temporary adhesive to said first and second No. 10 envelopes, whereby said first and second No. 10 envelopes are secured together for printing but readily separable for separate loading and mailing;
- said dual envelope sheet assembly being approximately 81/2 inches wide and at least 91/2 inches long, and including said first and second No. 10 envelopes both extending longitudinally along said dual envelope assembly;
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- whereby the two No. 10 envelopes may be printed in a computer printer with a substantially 81/2 inch wide capacity feed tray.
A computer printer or copier compatible dual envelope sheet assembly for use in a printer or copier to produce two addressed No. 10 envelopes, comprising:
- upper sheet material forming the front of two envelopes;
- lower sheet material secured to said upper sheet material and forming the back of two envelopes;
- said dual envelope sheet assembly being approximately 81/2 inches wide and at least 91/2 inches long, and constituting two No. 10 envelopes extending longitudinally along said dual envelope sheet;
- said two envelopes being secured together for printing but readily separable for separate loading and mailing;
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- said envelopes being side loaded and being secured to a carder sheet by temporary adhesive;
- whereby the two No. 10 envelopes may be printed in a computer printer with a substantially 81/2 inch wide capacity feed tray.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.