Abstract: A continuous business form assembly includes webs defining return envelopes within originating envelopes, where the webs of the originating envelopes are joined through openings in the return envelope webs. Flaps on both of the return envelope webs are formed of the material from which the openings are cut so that the flaps and openings are simultaneously created, paper waste is reduced and return envelope size increased.

Abstract: A wallet size note pack is provided which includes a paper web, at least one side of which is provided with a release coating and a plurality of low tack adhesive note sheets. In an exemplary embodiment, the paper web includes two fold lines dividing the web into three substantially equally sized panels, each of which is provided with a plurality of the low tack adhesive note sheets arranged in orderly arrays.

Abstract: The mailing system includes an elongated single paper ply folded along spaced parallel longitudinal foldlines to form flaps which overlie an insert disposed between the flaps and a central web portion of the first ply. The flaps terminate short of one another and a second ply of transparent material is adhesively secured between the flaps to provide an address window for the insert. The end margins of the flaps and second ply on the one hand and the central web portion on the other hand are adhesively secured one to the other to seal the mailer. Transverse lines of perforations are provided inset of the end seals to enable the mailer to be opened and the insert extracted.

Abstract: A continuous business form assembly of mailer units, the units of which have slits for accommodating breaker knuckles used in the detaching operation.

Abstract: A carbon security system is provided for a customer using a credit card to get all of the carbons when the customer copy is taken. Security is achieved because all carbons are connected to the customer copy and are removed together with the customer copy. A set made up of the customer copy and all carbons may be folded over so that the carbons are left inside of the folded customer copy. A strip of adhesive attached to the top side or underside of the stub retains the folded set together. Thus, there results a very good way for the customer to retain the carbons without getting a mess on his or her hands and without risking fraudulent use of credit card data obtained from the carbons.

Abstract: A continuous business form assembly provides for printing internal and external information on a single web in one, single-sided printing operation. Label portions cut in the forms are foldable for the printing. Attachment sheets and adhesive return the label portions to sealed, label positions where label information is external to the forms.

Abstract: A continuous business form assembly includes webs defining return envelopes within originating envelopes, where the webs of the originating envelopes are joined through openings in the other webs. The flaps of the return envelopes are formed of the material from which the openings are cut so that the flaps and openings are simultaneously created, paper waste is reduced and return envelope size increased.