Abstract: A time-expiring label system is provided that includes a release liner having a first label part, a second label part, and a third label part releasably secured thereto with an adhesive. The system further includes a first time-expiring component on the first label part and a second time-expiring component on the second label part. The first and second time-expiring components are configured so that, upon removal of the second label part from the release liner and placement onto the first label part, a time-expiring reaction commences. The third label part has textual and/or visual instructions for removing the second label part from the release liner and placing of the second label part onto the first label part.

Abstract: A method of labeling a container is provided that includes providing a label having a release liner sheet secured to a label stock sheet; defining a cut line through the release liner sheet but not through the label stock sheet to separate the release liner sheet into a removable portion and a remaining portion; defining a weakened line through the label stock sheet to separate the label stock sheet into a remaining portion and a removable portion; removing the removable portion of the release liner sheet from the label stock sheet so that the remaining portion of the release liner sheet remains secured to the removable portion of the label stock sheet and so that adhesive on the remaining portion of the label stock sheet is exposed; and placing the label on the container so that the exposed adhesive secures the remaining portion of the label stock sheet to the container and so that the remaining portion of the release liner sheet prevents adhesion of the removable portion of the label stock sheet to the cont

Abstract: A gift card system includes a gift card imprinted with indicia identifying the issuer, an adhesively coated security label permanently adhered to the card and imprinted on one surface with the value of the gift, and a gift record for recording information concerning the gift including the date of issuance and the value thereof. A recording sheet providing the gift record and the opposite surface of the substrate and the face of the recording sheet have cooperating interactive coatings thereon to imprint the recording sheet. A second security label is substantially permanently adhered on the first security label and imprinted with a reduced value to reflect a partial charge against the value on the first mentioned security label.

Abstract: A gift card system includes a gift card imprinted with indicia identifying the issuer, an adhesively coated security label permanently adhered to the card and imprinted on one surface with the value of the gift, and a gift record for recording information concerning the gift including the date of issuance and the value thereof. A recording sheet providing the gift record and the opposite surface of the substrate and the face of the recording sheet have cooperating interactive coatings thereon to imprint the recording sheet. A second security label is substantially permanently adhered on the first security label and imprinted with a reduced value to reflect a partial charge against the value on the first mentioned security label.

Abstract: A gift card system includes a gift card imprinted with indicia identifying the issuer, an adhesively coated security label permanently adhered to the card and imprinted on one surface with the value of the gift, and a gift record for recording information concerning the gift including the date of issuance and the value thereof. A recording sheet providing the gift record and the opposite surface of the substrate and the face of the recording sheet have cooperating interactive coatings thereon to imprint the recording sheet. A second security label is substantially permanently adhered on the first security label and imprinted with a reduced value to reflect a partial charge against the value on the first mentioned security label.

Abstract: A gift card system includes a gift card imprinted with indicia identifying the issuer, an adhesively coated security label permanently adhered to the card and imprinted on one surface with the value of the gift, and a gift record for recording information concerning the gift including the date of issuance and the value thereof. A recording sheet providing the gift record and the opposite surface of the substrate and the face of the recording sheet have cooperating interactive coatings thereon to imprint the recording sheet. A second security label is substantially permanently adhered on the first security label and imprinted with a reduced value to reflect a partial charge against the value on the first mentioned security label.

Abstract: A gift card system includes a gift card imprinted with indicia identifying the issuer, an adhesively coated security label permanently adhered to the card and imprinted on one surface with the value of the gift, and a gift record for recording information concerning the gift including the date of issuance and the value thereof. A recording sheet providing the gift record and the opposite surface of the substrate and the face of the recording sheet have cooperating interactive coatings thereon to imprint the recording sheet. A second security label is substantially permanently adhered on the first security label and imprinted with a reduced value to reflect a partial charge against the value on the first mentioned security label.

Abstract: A record keeping assembly has a binder with locating elements spaced along the length of the outer side edge of a panel and a shingled assembly of overlapping elongated sheets with apertures along the one side thereof through which said locating elements extend. Under the shingled assembly is a flexible peel strip which has one end secured to the panel adjacent the outer side and which extends along the locating elements across the panel and projects outwardly therefrom. This peel strip is gripped by its projecting end and lifted upwardly to peel the portion of the shingled assembly overlying the strip from the locating elements.

Abstract: A one write bookkeeping assembly has a folded binder with a pair of hinged panels, locating elements spaced along the length of the outer side edge of one panel, and a pocket opening at the fold line therebetween. A removable insert is seated in the binder and has a multiplicity of spaced rings and a multiplicity of record keeping sheets with perforations along one side and through which the rings extend. A pair of mounting panels are supported on the rings, one extending into the pocket and the other extending over the one panel and having apertures adjacent its outer edge through which the locating elements extend. A shingled assembly of overlapping elongated forms is disposed over the record keeping sheet and the forms have apertures along the one side thereof through which said locating elements extend.

Abstract: A one-write bookkeeping and check writing system has a bank of shingled checks with voucher stubs retentively held by a peg board in overlying registration with a journal sheet. An employee record card for the entry of employee earnings data is folded about one of two fold lines and removably interposed between the bank of checks and the journal sheet with the voucher stubs in registration with the journal sheet. The back side of the record card has a transfer coating to transfer data entered on the voucher stub to the underlying journal sheet. The folded under portion of the record card provides a barrier to the transfer of data other than the data entered on the voucher stub.