Abstract: A form 10 has a portion 14 laminated on both sides with polyester film and defined by die cuts along lines 13. The portion 14 is, therefore, removable, and has a magnetic recordal tape 25 incorporated therein.

Abstract: A strip of multi-part business forms includes a plurality of primary sheets and secondary sheet each attached to a primary sheet. The primary sheets are separated by and folded along lines of weakening formed in the strip. Each secondary sheet is removable from a primary sheet to reveal a die cut and/or imprinted area on the primary sheet. The construction of the strip of business forms avoids tenting problems which are encountered by conventional strips of multi-part business forms.

Abstract: A business form intermediate and business form provide--from a single sheet of paper--a combined delivery receipt form/note for a supplier and a sealed document for a customer listing items delivered and an invoice. A sheet of paper is divided into three substantially equal panels by first and second fold lines extending between the top and bottom edges. The second fold line is preferably a perforation to aid easy detachment of the third panel which forms a delivery receipt note and which bears transfer material, e.g. in the form of a carbon patch, on its inner surface. The first and second panels carry adhesive around their free edges and are designed to be printed with details of items being delivered and an invoice, and then to be brought together and sealed around their edges to provide a sealed form/document. The customer is intended to sign the outside of the delivery note in an area corresponding to the transfer material so that the signature is transferred through to the sealed form.