Abstract: An organizer such as a binder, tablet cover or other protective cover, with a built in loose paper storage system independent of the holding mechanism for the sheets or objects included therein. The system allows for the storage of a reasonably large number of papers, and allows for organization of those loose papers in a manner which is generally similar to that of papers in the sheet holding mechanism. This system allows for easy organization of materials which are not adapted for use with the sheet holding mechanism while maintaining the standard functionality of the organizer for papers that are useable with the sheet holding mechanism.

Abstract: Herein is discussed a binder with pockets formed on both the inside and outside of the cover. The pockets may be formed by wrapping a single sheet of material around the bottom, or other, edge of the binder cover. The binder pockets may also be decorative by forming the binder of a transparent or translucent material and by forming the pockets of a translucent or opaque material so they are visible through the cover, and/or through the opposing pocket.

Abstract: This binder (10) includes a front cover (12), a rear cover (14) and a spine (16) and is provided with a transparent label holder (50) which extends across the spine (16) and is attached to at least one of the covers (12,14). The label holder (50) provides an open upper margin (52) and is attached at the side margins (60, 62) and at least partially attached at the lower margin (54) to retain the label (100) which thereby has an increased area for label information.

Abstract: A machinable index divider having an integral pocket is made from a single piece of paper or other printable, flexible and resilient sheet material. The index divider is included as part of a collated set having between five and twelve index dividers with tabs aligned along one edge; each divider is a one-piece structure including a pocket formed from a bottom flap; the pocket is closed on the sides and bottom and opens upwardly. The pocket opening is disposed approximately mid-way between the panel top edge and bottom edge. Preferably, the panel has two or more perforations aligned in close proximity to the left edge. The right edge has a protruding tab area and a recessed pocket edge area. A tab member bearing preprinted indicia protrudes from the tab area on the panel right edge. A method for making the divider includes a number of steps; first, an unfolded blank is cut using a steel rule die to leave a protruding area along the right side.

Abstract: This index tab for a divider sheet or a file folder includes first and second panels and folded against each other attached to the sheet so that the tab includes a first pocket portion extending a relatively short distance outwardly from the sheet margin and a second pocket portion extending inwardly a substantially greater distance from the sheet margin. The index tab includes a closed end defined by the fold line and an open end, disposed opposite the closed end, the open end receiving an insert which may extend substantially the full length of the index tab.

Abstract: This binder (10) includes a front cover (12), a rear cover (14) and a spine (16) and is provided with a transparent label holder (50) which extends across the spine (16) and is attached to at least one of the covers (12,14). The label holder (50) provides an open upper margin (52) and is attached at the side margins (60, 62) and at least partially attached at the lower margin (54) to retain the label (100) which thereby has an increased area for label information.