Abstract: Oversized laser mailer and return envelope and method wherein a sheet such as 17".times.11" has static information on one face and variable information on the other face, the sheet being transversely folded to provide an overlapping edge, equipped with lines of glue adjacent the folded edges as well as adhesive ribbons on the variable information face, longitudinally folded and equipped with transverse lines of perforation adjacent the edges to provide tear off strips whereby removal of the tear off strips results in two separate sheets, one of which is a return envelope.

Abstract: A mailer having an oversized insert and method wherein an interior ply is transversely folded and adhered to an unfolded interior ply.

Abstract: An I.D. card capable of conversion in use to three different aspects or configurations wherein a relatively elongated paperboard panel is equipped with a transversely extending line of weakness employed for folding the relatively elongated panel into a version suitable for breast pocket mounting, the section normally inserted into the breast pocket being equipped with a band of pressure sensitive adhesive immediately adjacent the line of weakness for securing a part of the pocket section to the remainder of the panel so as to develop an advantageous Y configuration of I.D. card.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for printing and separating continuous forms into discrete folded jobs from a single moving web including an accumulator positioned between a printer and job separator with the accumulator being constructed to accumulate a portion of the web in random loops whenever the job separator operates at a capacity less than the printer.

Abstract: A method of producing a mailer form which has been printed at by laser, jet ink, etc. wherein a single sheet or web is adapted by the provision of a plurality of fold lines to have variable information printed on both the front panel ad the message panel by folding to dispose the message panel interiorily while the mailer face panel is positioned exteriorily so the message panel is enclosed by the mailer face panel, mailer back panel and flap panel, and by virtue of side tear off stubs the mailer can be readily opened for access to the message panel by the recipient.

Abstract: The invention consists of a method which provides a business form with removable labels. The method produces a business form which maintains its integrity and does not jam or damage production or processing equipment. It includes providing a first web comprising a bottom release ply, a top label stock ply, and adhesive disposed between these two piles for releasably joining the two together. It also provides a second web and places it in side-by-side laterally spaced relation with the first web. The method further includes the step of adhering a splicing strip to the first and second webs to join them together.

Abstract: A tamper evident document comprising a support bearing an autogenous coating including chromogenic material isolated from an electron-acceptor color developer material in which the autogenous coating bears a principal image comprising visible indicia of a transfer medium imprinted on the surface of the localized autogenous coating. Tampering with the principal image causes chromogen to react with the electron-acceptor color developer material to provide a color indication of tampering.

Abstract: A series of stuffed sealed envelope assemblies wherein the interior plies are completely discontinuous once every fold length but in which a plurality of form lengths are provided within each fold length, the intermediate plies only being partially discontinuous each form length.

Abstract: A method of making a label-equipped business form in which a continuous web of business form material is advanced and simultaneously therewith a single ply label-providing web is advanced through an adhesive applying station and thereafter severed and labels derived therefrom applied to the continuous web of business form material.

Abstract: A pressure sensitive copy system comprising a plurality of sheets in superposed relationship in which at least one sheet comprises a semi-translucent support bearing either an autogenous layer or a color-developer layer and at least one other sheet comprises a support bearing the other of such layers. The autogenous layer comprises microcapsules and electron-acceptor material in which the microcapsules contain chromogenic material sufficient to form a visible image in the autogenous layer and in the color-developer layer.

Abstract: A multi-ply business form comprising a plurality of sheets in superposed relationship wherein the top sheet comprises a support bearing a localized coating comprising both microscopic pressure rupturable capsules containing a chromogenic material, and an electron acceptor material. At least one underlying sheet can comprise a support bearing a second localized autogenous coating comprising chromogen-containing microscopic pressure rupturable capsules and an electron acceptor material on its upper surface wherein the localized autogenous coatings are non-coextensive.

Abstract: A connected series of mailer units separable into individual units and foldable for mailing into a size small enough to avoid bending, tearing, etc., while including an information ply of a length approximating that of the outer envelope and having tear strip means affording removal of the information ply while the same is in folded condition.

Abstract: A method and form suitable for airline ticketing wherein interior plies are transversely cut while the exterior plies are only weakened so that advantageously handleable ticket assembly is readily developed by removing the top ply and a portion of the bottom ply to yield a ticket packet.