Abstract: A display board assembly includes a substrate having a first edge and a second edge, and a non-fabric bulletin board sheet including a first edge portion wrapped around the first edge of the substrate to at least partially cover the first edge of the substrate and a second edge portion wrapped around the second edge of the substrate to at least partially cover the second edge of the substrate.

Abstract: The present invention provides a display board assembly including a display board having a dry-erase surface, a recess in the dry-erase surface of the display board, and a support member removably received at least partially within the recess and defining at least one receptacle configured to receive at least one of a dry-erase marker and an eraser.

Abstract: Provided is a multilayer pushpin board for retaining and displaying messages that is capable of accommodating both pushpins and magnets. The multilayer message board includes a support substrate preferably made from an elastically recoverable elastomeric material that can be pierced by and releasably retain the spike of a pushpin. A composite sheet made from magnetic attractable particles dispersed into a binder material is secured to the support substrate. The composite sheet is thin and soft enough to allow the spike of a pushpin to penetrate therethrough. Preferably, a cover sheet is laid over and secured to the composite sheet, the cover sheet preferably being made of elastically recoverable elastomeric material. The cover sheet is thin enough to avoid interfering with the magnetic attraction associated with the composite sheet.

Abstract: A folder, comprising two sheets of plastic joined along an elongated length by a securement, retains a small stack of sheets inserted therein without the need for additional binding mean, retaining force, or an additional sealed edge or auxiliary maintaining surface. The stack of sheets is easily inserted and removed from the folder because three of the four edges of the folder are unsealed. When the stack of sheets is inserted into the folder, so that a securing edge of the stack is disposed proximal to the securement of the folder, the stack is retained in place, due to the force produced by the firmness of the sheets coupled with the tightness of the securement.