Abstract: This invention relates to a printer that can feed, seal, and print an indicia (Postage Stamp) directly on a mailpiece or tapesheet using an inkjet printhead. Printer will be capable of feeding mailpieces either by hand, semi-automatically or a stack of mailpieces automatically; sealing each mailpiece if needed, and printing an indicia directly on the mailpiece using Internet-Based USPS approved software.

Abstract: This invention relates to a printer that can feed, seal, and print an indicia (Postage Stamp) on a linerless label and/or standard lined label, cut or tear the label (if needed) and apply the printed label to a mailpiece as it is transported all in one pass. Printer will be capable of feeding mailpieces either by hand, semi-automatically or a stack of mailpieces automatically; sealing each mailpiece if needed, and printing an indicia (Postage Stamp) and adhering it to the mailpiece using Internet Based USPS approved software.

Abstract: Conventional keys can be stored in a flat panel for carrying in a person's pants pocket or purse. Each key is stored in a flat slot extending from one edge of the panel. A push-button on the panel can be moved along the panel surface to push the key out of the panel or to pull the key into the panel. The push-button is attached to the key by a flexible connector that has a lost motion connection to the push-button. The lost motion connection allows the key to be spaced from the panel so as to be manipulatable without interference from the panel.