Booklet filing device
OwnerIgor Abramovinventor
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Abstract
A booklet filing device (200) is disclosed which comprises an elongated, essentially flat strip with two hook sections (202) on each distal end, elongated longitudinal slot (204) through which a booklet is inserted, the assembly suspended from suspension rails (312) of a hanging type filing system. Variations of the device include user-modifiable label tabs (200c), and user-modifiable filing bar (226) mountable in a ring binder.
Claims19
In a rail-based suspension filing system, a booklet filing device comprising:
- a single piece, essentially flat elongated strip having suspension means on each distal end, said suspension means interfaceable with suspension rails, said device further having a longitudinal aperture through which booklets are inserted, said longitudinal aperture made sufficiently wide and tall to permit insertion of an open booklet, said longitudinal aperture further defining lower body member and upper body member, said lower body member used to support booklet, whereby a booklet essentially straddles and is supported by said lower body member, said device further having front surface and back surface.
A booklet filing device comprising a single piece, essentially flat elongated strip having a) body member, and b) suspension means on each distal end, said suspension means interfaceable with suspension rails of filing system, said device further having a longitudinal aperture through which booklets are inserted, said longitudinal aperture made sufficiently wide and tall to permit insertion of a booklet, said longitudinal aperture further defining lower body member and upper body member, said lower body member used to support booklet, said upper body member containing insignia bearing area, said insignia bearing area further made sufficiently wide and tall to accommodate filing insignia, said device further comprising separation aiding means, said separation aiding means defining severable sections in said device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.