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.

Abstract: A bookkeeping and check writing system enables simultaneous entry of payee and numerical disbursement amount upon the check and an underlying disbursement sheet and, when desired, a duplicate sheet such as a separable voucher sheet. The disbursement sheet has payee and numerical disbursement columns spaced cooperatively to the blanks appearing on standard commercial checks and a transfer sheet is secured in overlying position. A shield member is positioned upon the transfer sheet and supports a check thereon so that the payee and disbursement blanks are aligned with the columns of the disbursement sheet. The shield member has an aperture therein coinciding with the appropriate blanks so that, when the data is entered upon the check by a pen or the like, the pressure is transferred to the transfer sheet and any underlying sheets through the aperture in the shield member, whereas the body of the shield member absorbs the pressure of the writing implement as the remaining blanks of the check are completed.