Abstract: A magazine rack device includes a rack member having a back panel, two side panels and a front panel hinged together for forming a chamber among the panels and for receiving magazine or books or files, an anchor flap is hinged to one side panel and foldable to engage with the front panel and the back panel, a base flap is hinged to each of the back panel and the front panel and foldable relative to the panels to engage with the side panels, and a bottom board is hinged to the other side panel and foldable relative to the side panel for engaging with the other panels and for maintaining the panels in an opened working position. The bottom board is higher than the base flaps which are higher than the anchor flap.

Abstract: A file folder includes a front panel, a rear panel, and two side expandable connecting members coupled between the front panel and the rear panel for allowing the front panel and the rear panel to be moved toward or away from each other in order to adjust a space between the front panel and the rear panel. The connecting members each include a V-shaped front connecting segment having a free end attached to the front panel with weldings, and a V-shaped rear connecting segment coupled to the front connecting segment and having a free end attached to the rear panel with weldings. One or more V-shaped intermediate connecting segments may further be coupled between the front and the rear connecting segments.

Abstract: A filing box includes two side boards, and a plurality of expandable file pouches mounted between the two side boards and each having an inside formed with a receiving partition. The receiving partition of each of the expandable file pouches has an open top portion that is cut in an upwardly inclined manner to define an upwardly inclined plane. Thus, the receiving partition of each of the expandable file pouches defines an upwardly inclined plane so that each of the files is partially exposed outwardly from the inclined plane of the receiving partition of the respective expandable file pouch, thereby facilitates a user placing and taking out the files.

Abstract: A document binder includes an intermediate connecting board mounted between a bottom board and a faceplate. Thus, the intermediate connecting board has a type and a specification that can be changed to make a document binder having different specifications and types, thereby enhancing the versatility of the document binder. In addition, both of the bottom board and the faceplate have a determined specification, so that the manufacturer only needs to change the specification of the intermediate connecting board to make a document binder having different specifications. Further, the document binder consists of the bottom board, the faceplate and the intermediate connecting board which have different colors, types and patterns, thereby enhancing the aesthetic quality of the document binder.

Abstract: A notebook device includes an intermediate connection member integrally coupled between a top and a bottom cover sheet members with folding lines. The intermediate connection member includes one or more bars and one or more straps coupled between the top and the bottom cover sheet members. The straps include a length greater than that of the bars, to form one or more curved or convex binder members between the top and the bottom cover sheet members. One or more sheet members may be attached to the intermediate connection member and retained between the top and the bottom cover sheet members with the binder member.

Abstract: A file folder includes a base sheet having two slits to form two ears, and a flap extended from the base sheet. A clip includes a base plate having two side portions engageable between the ears of the base sheet, and includes a clamping plate and a bow formed between the base plate and the clamping plate. The ears of the base sheet may guide the base plate of the clip to move relative to the base sheet, and to prevent the base plate from being disengaged from the base sheet. The middle portion of the base plate will not be engaged or blocked by the ears of the base sheet, to allow the clip to be easily moved forwardly and rearwardly relative to the base sheet.

Abstract: A file folder includes a base sheet having two slits to form two ears, and a flap extended from the base sheet. A clip includes a base plate having two side portions engageable between the ears of the base sheet, and includes a clamping plate and a bow formed between the base plate and the clamping plate. The ears of the base sheet may guide the base plate of the clip to move relative to the base sheet, and to prevent the base plate from being disengaged from the base sheet. The middle portion of the base plate will not be engaged or blocked by the ears of the base sheet, to allow the clip to be easily moved forwardly and rearwardly relative to the base sheet.

Abstract: A notebook device includes an intermediate connection member integrally coupled between a top and a bottom cover sheet members with folding lines. The intermediate connection member includes one or more bars and one or more straps coupled between the top and the bottom cover sheet members. The straps include a length greater than that of the bars, to form one or more curved or convex binder members between the top and the bottom cover sheet members. One or more sheet members may be attached to the intermediate connection member and retained between the top and the bottom cover sheet members with the binder member.

Abstract: A card file device has a base board, a jacket, an envelopement, and a plurality of envelopes. The base board has a plurality of creases to define a flap plate, a first connection plate, a first main panel, a second connection plate, and a second main panel. A first fastener is disposed on the flap plate. A second fastener is disposed on the second main panel to match the first fastener. The flap plate has a circular aperture and a round aperture to receive a rope. A hook engages with the rope. A handle is disposed on the first connection plate. The jacket is disposed on the first main panel. The envelopes are disposed between the jacket and the envelopement. The second main panel covers the envelopement.

Abstract: A loose-leaf binding device has a first binder, a second binder, a plurality of sheets of loose-leaf paper disposed between the first binder and the second binder, and a coiled ring fastening the first binder, each sheet of loose-leaf paper, and the second binder. The first binder has an oblong hole and a round hole. The second binder has an oblong slot to match the oblong hole of the first binder. A pleated flap is connected to the second binder. The pleated flap has a first crease and a second crease. The pleated flap is inserted in the oblong hole of the first binder.

Abstract: A card file assembly has a main card file and an auxiliary card file. The main card file has a first cover plate, a first outer casing, a plurality of first plastics separators, and a pair of first box pleat sheets. The first outer casing has a front chamber having a bevel portion. The auxiliary card file has a second cover plate, a second outer casing, a plurality of second plastics separators, and a pair of second box pleat sheets. The auxiliary card file is inserted in the front chamber of the first outer casing.

Abstract: An accordion-like file includes a bag having a base panel, two expandable connecting members disposed above the base panel for forming a gap between the bottom of the expandable connecting members and the base panel. One or more securing ears are attached to the bottom of the expandable connecting members, for detachably securing to the base panel and for blocking the gap formed between the bottom of the expandable connecting members and the base panel, and for solidly retaining the documents or the stationery goods within the bag.

Abstract: A compartmented file includes an outer file jacket having a front panel and a rear panel coupled together at a bottom coupling member, and one or more envelopes received in the outer file jacket and each having a front wall and a rear wall coupled together at a bottom coupling member which is secured to the coupling member of the outer file jacket. The coupling members of the envelopes and of the outer file jacket have different sizes for forming a flat bottom for each of the compartments formed between the panels and the walls of the outer file jacket and of the envelopes.

Abstract: A bag includes a casing pivotally secured to one side portion for allowing the cellular phone to be engaged into and removed from the casing without opening the bag. A housing is secured in the bag, and a casing includes a bottom portion pivotally coupled to the housing at a hinge line. The upper portion of the casing is detachahly secured to the bag for opening the casing. One or more fasteners are secured to the bag, and the casing includes one or more curved slots for slidably receiving the fasteners and for pivotally coupling the casing to the bag.

Abstract: An accordion-like file includes a rear panel and a front panel secured to a bottom panel. The front panel has a hook and loop device. A number of envelopes are secured between the rear panel and a plate. The envelopes are expanded when the plate is moved away from the rear panel. The plate has an ear for moving the plate away from the rear panel and has a hook and loop device for engaging with that of the front panel so as to retain the envelopes in the expanded position. The ear is engaged in an opening of the plate.

Abstract: An improved accordion-like file has a plastic cover and envelopes, the plastic cover is integrally formed as a foldable multiple-sectioned cover and folded inward on one end to form a folded piece and a block piece with a foldable mechanism therebetween. By moving the block piece outward and securing to the folded piece with a set of reusable tape thereon, the accordion-like file can be completely extended and contain documents with more space.