Abstract: A manual document handling system for use in processing and handling documents in offices and the like including a support panel on which specially designed trays are hung. The support panel is of a modular design including horizontal slats, the number of which varies in accordance with the height of the panel desired and the number and sizes of the trays to be mounted thereon. A unique support for the slats is provided to easily assemble the support panel. The trays are of a special shape for easy insertion, storing and retrieval of the documents in an orderly fashion, and accessories therefor make the trays adaptable for identification of the documents and the accommodating of different sizes and shapes of documents.

Abstract: A manual document handling system for use in processing and handling documents in offices and the like including a support panel on which specially designed trays are hung. The support panel is of a modular design including horizontal slats, the number of which varies in accordance with the height of the panel desired and the number and sizes of the trays to be mounted thereon. A unique support for the slats is provided to easily assemble the support panel. The trays are of a special shape for easy insertion, storing and retrival of the documents in an orderly fashion, and accessories therefor make the trays adaptable for identification of the documents and the accommodating of different sizes and shapes of documents.

Abstract: The specification discloses a one-piece, integrally molded plastic chair having a front apron which extends downwardly to the floor along the front and sides of the chair and is connected to the seat along its front edge and along its side edges for only a portion of the distance toward the rear of the chair whereby there is an open space between the side portions of the apron and the rear portions of the seat to give the chair fore and aft comfort flexibility and whereby the rear of the chair is open to allow fore and aft stackability. The apron is shaped to define foot room so that it does not get scuffed by a user.