Inserting page device
OwnerJenny Lee Trumpinventor
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Abstract
A thin, flat device (10) for inserting scrapbook page device (22) for quick application of article protectors (20). The device is made of a flexible material, with a spine (12) so it can be repeatedly folded, without fracturing, tearing or cracking. In addition it provides a fast, easy and hassles free approach to applying article protectors (20). Not only does it provide a quick method of inserting it also protects a scrapbook page (22) from being torn, folded, bent or torn during the application of article protectors (20).
Claims2
A method of covering and protecting articles comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a protecting device having a planar shaped sheet member with a length, a width, and a vertical groove of sufficient size to substantially cover articles;
- (b) take planar shaped sheet member and fold at said vertical groove to form a spine and two folded regions;
- (c) open device and insert article between the two folded regions;
- (d) close device;
- (e) slide one open end of an article protector around said protecting device to substantially cover said protecting device and said inserted article, excluding the spine;
- (f) hold article protector, and on opposite open end of article protector, pull protecting device out by the spine from between the article protector;
- (g) thus leaving article substantially covered and protected by the article protector.
A method of covering and protecting pages of artwork comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a protecting device having a planar shaped sheet member with a length, a width, and a vertical groove of sufficient size to substantially cover a page of artwork;
- (b) take planar shaped sheet member and fold at said vertical groove to form a spine and two folded regions;
- (c) open device and insert page of artwork between the two folded regions;
- (d) close device;
- (e) slide one open end of an article protector around said protecting device to substantially cover said protecting device and said inserted page of artwork, excluding the spine;
- (f) hold article protector, and on opposite open end of article protector, pull protecting device out by the spine from between the article protector;
- (g) thus leaving page of artwork substantially covered and protected by the article protector.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.