Abstract: The album has an imperforate backing member. Attached to the backing member are a plurality of transverse, parallel rectilinear strips each coated at its underside with adhesive. The strips are each adhered to the top face of the backing member, each strip having a section inclined away from and free of the top face of the backing member. Adhered to each of the inclined sections of the strips is a bent-back section of a transverse release ribbon. The ribbons have extending tab portions which may be grasped by fingers of a user to pull the release ribbon off and away from the strip to uncover the adhesive-coated inclined section or portion of the strip. The ribbons and inclined portions of the strip form adhesive-free wedge shaped spaces into which photographic snapshots may be inserted in predetermined overlapping relationship.

Abstract: This application embodies a dual purpose projection screen comprising a layer of milky white, translucent, flexible plastic film, coated on one side with a layer of reflecting metal, and a layer of flexible, white opaque material covering the metal reflecting layer. This screen serves as a high gain reflection screen for rays projected against the exposed side of the translucent film, with such rays passing through said translucent film and being reflected back by the metal layer, and as a standard reflecting screen for rays projected against the exposed side of the opaque layer, with said exposed side acting as the reflecting surface for such rays. Said opaque layer also acts as a backing or strengthening layer for the screen to enhance the strength, handling and mounting of the screen on a frame. This screen can be embossed with fine lines running in the same direction in a pattern, to resemble brushed silk.