Abstract: A paper file folder has a repeating inked grid pattern. Each element of the pattern has printed lines surrounding an uninked background. The folder is used as an office product to provide decoration, a means for neat uniform labelling and a surface for optimal glue adhesion.
Abstract: A greeting card is an article of manufacture comprising a piece of card stock having a message imprinted thereon. The message is uniquely appropriate for being sent or given by one person (or a plurality of persons) to another person who is related to the sender(s) in a professional or business way. The message may be split into a plurality of parts, so that the recipient does not see the entirety of the message at once. The message may be a play on words.
Abstract: A device for writing in a shower or the like has a substantially flat support and a stack of sheets attached to said support and arranged so that the sheets are connected with each other along their upper edge and two lateral edges to prevent penetration of water between the sheets.
Abstract: Fonts of characters of an alphabetic and numerical set thereof are described wherein each character of a set is formed from a dot-like pixel matrix and exhibits a predetermined constant and equal number of pixels. Any illegal alteration of the characters of the font set is avoided by forming the dot-like pixels defining a character in permanent fashion as by indentation in the surface of the article to be marked such that pixels cannot be erased, but only added. The pixels within the top and bottom three rows of each character of the font sets form a pattern unique to that character so that the identity of the character may be recovered if a portion of it is lost. A security encryption technique becomes available through the use of characters from two font formats.
Abstract: Promotional pieces in the form of printed items made from paper or other suitable sheet material are designed for mass production of a web press operation. After die-cutting and adhesive application, a printed continuous web is subjected to a series of manipulating steps of folding and/or severing and/or trimming to produce a folded, continuous web that can be transversely severed into a series of identical items, each including a pop-up assembly located between a pair of basepieces arranged in a folder-like construction. Upon the opening of the folder, a pair of pop-up panels interconnected along a central fold line rise from the planes of the respective basepieces carrying along therewith a placard, which may be a coupon or the like, that is prominently displayed in association with one of the pop-up panels in an attention-attracting mode.
Abstract: A photo check is provided in which a photograph of a person is disposed upon a check to make quick identification of the person authorized to sign the check. A photograph dispensing device is also provided for adhering a photograph of the person onto the check.
Abstract: The invention comprises a greeting card having first and second hingedly connected sheets with indicia thereon in conventional format, with the addition of a third hinged sheet juxtaposed with the second sheet and in sealed relationship thereto. The third sheet is sealed to the second sheet around their free edges, and contains further indicia which is not normally visible, and is revealed only by irreversibly destroying the integrity of the seal between the second and third sheets. In another embodiment of the invention, the third sheet is detachably attached to the second sheet so that it may be detached and affixed repetitively.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 23, 1987
Date of Patent:
May 2, 1989
Assignee:
Michael J. Sinnott
Inventors:
Michael J. Sinnott, Adrian J. McCullagh