Document or manuscript cover and/or holder
OwnerRobert O. Vaughaninventor
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Abstract
A document or manuscript cover and/or holder has an extension above the document inserted into the cover so that, if it is in a file without other documents on top, it can be read like a book without removing it from the file. Even if there are other documents filed on top of the document in the cover, the documents on top need only be rolled back because space provided between the file clips that hold the documents in the file, on the one hand, and the document to be read, on the other hand, permits the documents on top to be rolled back so that the document in the cover can be read without removing it from the file and without the other documents being in the way. This is particularly important when the document within the cover is printed on both sides of the page because it can still be read like a book.
Claims20
A document cover for holding a document, comprising:
- a flat panel;
- a top extension formed by a top portion of said flat panel;
- and
- a crease score portion connected to a side of said flat panel;
- wherein said crease score portion has a plurality of score lines formed therein;
- wherein, when the document is positioned on said flat panel, said crease score portion is folded along only one of said score lines so that at least a portion of said flat side extension crease score portion lies substantially flat over the side of the document and all of said flat side extension crease score portion lies parallel to said flat panel and the document held by said document cover, and wherein the document is fixed to said flat panel by staples inserted through said crease score portion, the side of the document and said flat panel;
- and
- wherein said top extension has clip holes formed therein for receiving clips, said clips being passed through corresponding holes in a file folder prior to passing through said clip holes in said top extension, said clips being fastened by a fastener so as to attach said document cover, and the document held by said document cover, to said file folder.
A document cover, for holding a document, comprising:
- a flat panel:
- a top extension formed by a top portion of said flat panel;
- and
- a crease score portion connected to a side of said flat panel;
- wherein said crease score portion has a plurality of score lines formed therein;
- wherein, when the document is positioned on said flat panel, said crease score portion is folded along only one of said score lines so that at least a portion of said crease score portion lies substantially flat over a side of the document and all of said crease score portion lies parallel to said flat panel and the document held by said document cover, and
- wherein the document is fixed to said flat panel by staples inserted through said crease score portion, the side of the document and said flat panel;
- wherein said flat panel comprises a rear panel of said document cover, said document cover further comprising a front panel connected to said rear panel via said crease score portion;
- and
- wherein said top extension has clip holes formed therein for attaching said document cover to a file folder, and space is provided on said top extension and adjacent to said clip holes for inserting information identifying at least one of the document and the file folder.
A document cover for holding a document, comprising:
- a flat panel;
- a top extension formed by a top portion of said flat panel;
- and
- a crease score portion connected to a side portion of said flat panel;
- wherein said top extension has clip holes formed therein for receiving clips, said clips being passed through corresponding holes in a file folder prior to passing through said clip holes in said top extension, said clips being fastened by a fastener so as to attach said document cover, and the document held by said document cover, to the file folder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.