Abstract: A single file card, a plurality of which, all identical, are used in a stack, with adjacent ones arranged oppositely. The card has cut out conformations forming tabs at the side edges, oppositely positioned in adjacent cards. The top edge has tabs including a plurality of small tabs and a single large tab, non-symmetrically arranged to expose inscriptions on alternate cards.

Abstract: First and second index divider sheets, each having outward tabs vertically offset from one another, and a table of contents page are provided, with first and second labels releasably attached to the front of the table of contents page generally adjacent to but spaced from first and second descriptive field areas of that page. The page is passed through a printer or copier and custom indicia are printed in the same operation on the labels and in the field areas. The labels are then removed by the user and attached by their adhesive backings to the respective tabs on one or both sides thereof. The labels before printing are adhered directly to the table of contents page inward of the descriptive field areas, to a removable carrier strip which itself is adhered to the front of the page or to a tear-away strip at the bottom of the page.

Abstract: A separator page is provided for a set of papers of uniform size and shape. The separator page preferably has the same rectangular size and shape as each of the papers in the set of papers. At an unbound edge the separator page has a plurality of parallel, uniformly space slots of uniform length. These slots are spaced a uniform distance from the selected unbound edge. An index tab has a labeling portion wider than the distance between the slots and the edge along which the slots are aligned. A pair of insertion ears extend in opposite directions from the labeling portion of each index tab. Each of the ears is of such a width as to fit snugly into the slots. The index tabs are thereby removably and selectively positionable at different locations along the mounting edge with the ears thereof inserted into alternatively selected slots. The labeling portion of the index tab projects outwardly from the selected unbound edge of the set of papers, and is thereby visible in between the papers.

Abstract: A binder assembly is used to receive computer disks therein and includes a cover unit with rigid back and front covers, a spine portion interconnecting the back and front covers, and a retaining set provided on an inner side of the spine portion. A loose-leaf sheet includes a punching unit for engaging removably the retaining set on the spine portion, and a pouch unit which is connected to the punching unit at one side and which has at least one pouch. Each pouch includes a plastic backing sheet portion, a plastic front sheet portion and a foldable retaining flap. The front sheet portion has top and bottom ends and opposite side edges. The front sheet portion is connected sealingly to the backing sheet portion at the side edges and at the bottom end. The front sheet portion cooperates with the backing sheet portion to define a disk receiving space that is adapted to receive a computer disk therein.

Abstract: A holder for pen-like articles for use in conjunction with a loose-leaf ring binder is made from a sheet of resilient material having first and second edges. The sheet has series of holes near and parallel to the first edge. At least one of the holes is an elongate hole so that the holder can be installed in any one of a variety of loose-leaf ring binders having different spacings between rings. The sheet is curved back upon itself at the second edge to form a cylindrical passage suitable for holding a pen or similarly sized article. The resiliency of the sheet and the size of the passage allow the holder to accommodate a pen-like articles having a range of diameters and/or cross-sections that vary along the lengths of the articles.

Abstract: A photo album window display sheet and booklet for placement of display items within window frames. Each sheet is constructed from a single sheet of paper having a rectangular shape and divided into three sections. A first and second framing section includes at least one aperture in each section allowing for viewing of a display item. Pressure sensitive adhesive strips secure the display item to the aperture or to a common backing section. The backing section is hingedly attached to the second framing section which is hingedly attached to the first framing section. Upon positioning of the backing sheet between the framing sections, display items are securely held in position. Provision is made for attachment of the sheets to a conventional binder. Once assembled the sheet forms part of a photo album for viewing display items in a framed format.

Abstract: The downwardly opening hooks of the front and back upper corners of the hanging files are connected to support members slideably mounted on a flexible wire which has stops mounted thereon to position each file relative to the others. The handle mounted on the wire eases carrying the files and serves as the hanging point when the file are hung on a wall or the like. When so hung the files are vertically spaced in an overlapping manner facilitating access to the files and visual determination of the contents. The files can be supported in the usual file cabinet in the usual manner. The wire does not interfere with such use.

Abstract: A coupon holder for efficiently organizing, storing, viewing and retrieving a variety of sizes of coupons. The holder includes a rectangular sheet of plastic including a tab, positioned along one edge, for attachment of the holder within a cover. Each sheet includes on its front and back face a first, second, third and fourth rectangular, transparent window, extending across substantially the entire width of the sheet. The windows are attached along their lower and lateral edges, with their upper edges unattached, thereby providing a pocket into which coupons may be placed. The first window is positioned within approximately the upper third of the front face of the sheet such that it covers less than the lower half of the upper third of the front face of the sheet. The second window is positioned within approximately the middle third of the front face of the sheet and the third and fourth window are positioned within approximately the lower third of the front face of the sheet.

Abstract: An electronic organizer assembly for attaches removably to a host book wherein said host book has a spine, a plurality of leaves or pages, and a plurality of ring members arranged along said spine for loosely retaining the leaves. The electronic organizer assembly has a body portion and a removable insert for removably attaching to the ring members of said host book. The insert has a flange for removably engaging the ring members, and an elongated slide engaging member, e.g., a rod, that extends along the flange. The electronic organizer body has a work panel on a front face; and first and second slotted channels formed at longitudinal side edges of the rectangular body. The channels are profiled to match the slide engaging member.

Abstract: First and second index divider sheets, each having outward tabs vertically offset from one another, and a table of contents page are provided, with first and second labels releasably attached to the front of the table of contents page generally adjacent to but spaced from first and second descriptive field areas of that page. The page is passed through a printer or copier and custom indicia are printed in the same operation on the labels and in the field areas. The labels are then removed by the user and attached by their adhesive backings to the respective tabs on one or both sides thereof. The labels before printing are adhered directly to the table of contents page inward of the descriptive field areas, to a removable carrier strip which itself is adhered to the front of the page or to a tear-away strip at the bottom of the page.

Abstract: A file sheet storing device comprising a first sheet made of a transparent material and adapted to cover one side surface of a file sheet, a second sheet made of a transparent or an opaque material and adapted to cover the other side surface of the file sheet. The first and the second sheets are connected together to form a bag-shaped cover along three edge portions leaving the remaining edge portion at least partially unconnected to provide an opening for insertion of a file sheet. The bag-shaped cover is formed along one of the three edge portions with a bonded portion for binding the cover to a book-shaped binder. The cover is further formed along the edge portion where the bonded portion is provided with a line of attachment between the first and the second sheets for preventing the file sheet from being displaced toward the edge portion where the bonded portion is formed.

Abstract: A book having at least one page with a base sheet and a cover sheet disposed thereon with illustrations on the cover sheet with at least one aperture formed in the cover sheet corresponding to a pictorial element in the illustration and at least one fiber optic strand extending between the base sheet and the cover sheet with one end of the fiber optic strand disposed under the aperture and the other end disposed at a light source, causing light to be transmitted through the fiber optic strand such that it is visibly illuminated within the aperture to form part of the pictorial content of the illustration.

Abstract: A set of forms for management of road conditions is provided consisting of a road inventory form and a construction form, said road inventory form comprising: (a) a locational features section having a vertical column divided into boxes by a series of horizontal lines, in each of which boxes a location may be written; and (b) a pavement condition section having a vertical column divided into boxes by a series of horizontal lines, in each of which boxes the pavement condition at the location may be written; said construction form comprising a pavement treatment section having a vertical column divided into boxes by a series of horizontal lines, in each of which boxes a type of pavement treatment may be written; the arrangement being such that the construction form may be aligned with the road inventory form so that a type of pavement treatment may be entered in the pavement treatment section for the pavement condition at the given location.

Abstract: A filing device which can detachably secure and hold sheet-like materials to be filed at the inner side of the spine with reliable adhesion without forming punching holes in which non-staining soft polyurethane elastomer having continuous high adhesion at room temperature is secured to the inner side of the spine and the sheet-like materials are secured to and held with the polyurethane elastomer at their edges, and also supplemental sheet-like materials to be used with said filing device.

Abstract: A leaf for a photographic album has a backing layer upon which a photograph may be mounted. On the backing layer is a frame layer has a central opening within which the photograph may be mounted on the backing layer. The frame layer is embossed adjacent to the central opening to form an embossed portion. The frame layer is attached to the backing layer along three of its four sides leaving a fourth side which is not attached to the backing layer, forming an access passageway. The embossed portion is spaced from the backing layer to form a slot therebetween. A mat layer is adapted to be inserted through the access passageway. The mat layer has an aperture through which a photograph mounted on the backing layer may be viewed. The outer edges of the mat layer are held within the slots formed by the embossed portions. The mat layer is locked in position by engagement with the embossed portions on all four sides of the frame layer.

Abstract: A booklet having pages of a gasket material, are attached together to form a booklet. Several pages have a scored outline of a gasket member. Each gasket member can be individually removed from its corresponding page. The booklet has a cover with a pocket for storing a loose gasket. The booklet has a width and thickness permitting it to be inserted in the user's pocket.

Abstract: A planning and journal apparatus and method wherein a loose-leaf binder has mounted therein a plurality of indices, each index addressing a particular topic, one topic being a journal designed for regular journal entries. A week manager sheet is readily insertable between the pages of the journal without the necessity of opening and closing the rings of the loose-leaf binder. The week manager sheet selectively includes a subtask column to enable the user to readily identify various subtasks on a weekly basis. The week manager sheet is configured as a two-sided sheet and having ring-receiving holes along opposing margins. The holes are slit to the edge of the week manager sheet to allow each hole to be slipped over and removed from the respective ring without opening the rings.

Abstract: A film storing sheet comprising: an index print on which recorded images on a developed film is printed and a film sheet provided at the rear side of the index print and having a plurality of small pockets wherein the developed film is stored. Users can easily distinguish specific prints by seeing the index print.

Abstract: A sealed aperture is formed in a laminated assembly by prepunching a central sheet such as a paper art print to form a first aperture and then laminating the art print between two sheets of laminating film to form a laminated assembly in which the two films are fused together in the aperture to form a single film in the form of a disc. A second aperture is then punched through the disc having a smaller diameter than the film aperture such that a sealed border remains between the second aperture and the first aperture.

Abstract: A device for storing and providing ready access to cards having a substantially rigid base member with a continuous rectangular wave-shaped slit therein. The slit forms a first set of tabs and a second set of tabs. The device further includes translucent card holders mounted on the base member for storing the cards. Each card holder has complementary slots for receiving the first set of tabs. The second set of tabs retain each card holder in place to prevent disengagement from the first set of tabs. Each card holder can be flipped to provide access to other card holders.

Abstract: This invention relates to dual pocket portfolios, where the pockets face one another on opposing covers of the folio, which pockets are used for holding single or small batch of sheets of paper within the respective inside pockets, and particularly to the construction of a dual pocket enclosure which can be placed in a ring binder and turned without any obstruction, which offers front cover,bottom pocket edge tab marking within the foot print of the host binder covers into which it is bound, and which offers an expansion section at it's spine, along with expansion holes, to permit the enclosure of other pockets.

Abstract: An adhesive bound pad of paper such as loose leaf binder paper is provided which is secured in assembly by adhesive material, lining or partially lining holes along selected edges of the paper stack forming the pad. The edges of the paper pad remain free of adhesive material and thus are not distorted upon separation of the sheets from the pad. The adhesive bound pad is manufactured by assembling a selected number of sheets of paper into a stack and drilling or otherwise forming holes, such as binder holes, along one of the edges of the stack. Thereafter, the coating of adhesive material is applied within the holes of the stack so as to entirely coat the paper at the holes or to coat selected portions of the paper at the holes as desired. After the adhesive material has been allowed to cure or has been cured the paper is releasably retained in adhesive bound pad form and the manufacturing process is complete. Individual sheets of paper may be pulled away from the pad.

Abstract: The invention provides for "windowing" leafs of various types which retain their face and perimeter orientation when repositioned with respect to their host binder, including leafs with pluralities of surfaces, leafs with arrays of stacked repositionable notes, leafs with notepads, leafs with arrays of clips, and the like. The invention further provides for the binding of leafs which themselves may be electronic modules, each acting as a means for one of capturing, storing, accessing, displaying, and transmitting information in electronic form. Further, binding system cover is provided which offers a ring binding mechanism that is simple, light weight, and of a closed loop design available in various application specific shapes.

Abstract: The invention provides for "windowing" leafs of various types which retain their face and perimeter orientation when repositioned with respect to their host binder, including leafs with pluralities of surfaces, leafs with arrays of stacked repositionable notes, leafs with notepads, leafs with arrays of clips, and the like. The invention further provides for the binding of leafs which themselves may be electronic modules, each acting as a means for one of capturing, storing, accessing, displaying, and transmitting information in electronic form. Further, binding system cover is provided which offers a ring binding mechanism that is simple, light weight, and of a closed loop design available in various application specific shapes.

Abstract: A card organizer for attaching cards such as business cards or computer disks to an office file folder has a flat single page holder with a plurality of pockets aligned vertically. Each pocket is constructed with a front and a back sheet, the front sheet having a plurality of horizontal rectangular slots to allow insertion of objects of extended width. The back sheet has a like number of arched tabs corresponding to the front sheet slots partially cut on the back sheet smaller in width than the corresponding slot on the front sheet, leaving the tab bottom attached to the rear sheet to form a bend line. The top of the tab is attached to the front sheet under a slot thereby forming a pocket with a pinching action between the tab and the back sheet. Tape on the back sheet is used to attach the holder to a file folder.

Abstract: The mount is formed by at least two sheets of transparent plastic material and an optional opaque intermediate sheet, all of quadrilateral shape, with bevelled corners, fixed to each other along part of their perimeter so that they form one or two back-to-back pockets of such a size that they hold with a sufficient margin a photograph with either a horizontal or a vertical disposition, the said pocket or pockets being provided for this purpose with apertures on two consecutive sides, through which the photographs can be inserted into the mount with the necessary orientation to enable them to be correctly viewed from a fixed observation point without the necessity of rotating the mount. The mount is provided with internal welds which ensure correct centering and retention of the photographs in the mount, regardless of their orientation. The opaque intermediate sheet is preferably of any suitable colour contrasting with the photographs and has a rough surface to keep the photographs in place.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a comer tab comprising: an elongated flexible strip; adhesive means overlying at least part of said flexible strip; and a protective release sheet overlying said adhesive means; said comer tab being characterized by straight lines and sharp comers and having a narrow middle neck portion and opposed wide end portions, said end portions being aligned along the center axis of said middle neck portion and being connected to said middle neck portion by tapered intermediate portions, each of said tapered intermediate portions having narrow ends adjacent said narrow middle neck portion and wide ends adjacent said wide end portions, the angles formed at the intersections of each of said intermediate portions with said narrow middle neck portion being about 135.degree., the angles formed at the intersections of each of said intermediate portions with said wide end portions being about 135.degree.

Abstract: A plurality of component holder members for a purse, each having a base plate arranged at one or both sides pockets or cases for carrying any of credit cards, bank cards, calling cards, commutation tickets, a driver's license, coins, banknotes, etc. and provided at one edge with joints, are applicable and a desired number of them can be joined together with a binder through their joints in order to form a particular configuration of the purse which is required by a user.

Abstract: An inexpensive, easy to use backing-free reinforcement tape and method of making the same, for loose leaf sheets such as medical records and the like comprising a strong, thin plastic strip for adhesively mounting over the holes of a loose leaf sheet, one side of the plastic strip having a pressure sensitive adhesive applied thereto and the other side having an adhesive-repellant coating applied thereto, which allows the adhesive side of the reinforcement strip to release cleanly from the adhesive-repellant coating as the reinforcement strip is dispensed off a roll.

Abstract: A pocket-size personal financial organizer for monitoring, controlling and reducing spending. The organizer provides means for projecting spending in various categories by month and by week, recording daily, weekly, and monthly spending by category, determining spending differentials between projected and actual spending, determining monthly net cash flow, determining how much money to set aside for future spending, recording debt payments, and recording tax deductible spending. Analytical means for determining spending differentials and net cash flow provides necessary financial information for adjusting projected and actual spending to maintain positive spending differentials and net cash flow. The invention further provides means for calculating six month summaries of actual spending relative to income. The invention is contained within a convenient portable booklet and can be used up to twelve months.

Abstract: A video guide is provided which consists of a binder and a plurality of data pages held within the binder for listing and keeping track of video cassette tapes that are rented and bought.

Abstract: A modular binder is provided for quickly and easily binding a sheaf of papers to form a book. The modular binder comprises a pair of cover modules each including a cover leaf hinged to a spine segment, wherein the spine segments are identical and are adapted to interfit in face-to-face relation to retain the sheaf of papers. A spine lock clip is provided to interconnect the spine segments with a variable spacing according to the thickness of the paper sheaf. Auxiliary communication and/or entertainment modules such as an audio cassette player, one or more audio cassettes, etc., can be mounted onto one or both cover leaves of the two cover modules.

Abstract: A hybrid binder-folder utilizing a foldable ring system for holding pages, which affords the advantage of easy page manipulation of ring binders with the advantage of flat folding of folders. The binder-folder has two side members which are mutually foldable along the centerline therebetween. Two, three or more foldable rings of flat, thin cross-section and of substantially semicircular shape are connected with the side members adjacent with and transverse to the centerline. When the two side members are mutually folded closed, the foldable rings fold along three folds: adjacent each connection with the two side members and at the ring apex. As a result of this foldability feature, the foldable rings are able to flatly fold, thereby permitting the binder-folder to be substantially flat when closed.

Abstract: Information is recorded, organized, and formatted using a computer, and printed onto paper provided with track-feed holes which are used both for feeding through a printer and for mounting the paper on ring elements of a binder. The pages are provided with fold lines such that the pages may be folded along the line to fit within the binder. When a page is unfolded, a foldout leaf projects outward beyond an edge of the binder so that the leaf and information recorded thereon is visible while turned to a different page in the notebook. Various paper designs allow tailoring of the system to user needs. In addition, step-indexing of pages allows headers on numerous pages to be visible simultaneously. Also disclosed is a task-oriented system for organizing information wherein the pages in the notebook are separated into sections and wherein pages in a section are devoted to a single topic.

Abstract: A storage page for holding stacked groups of photographic prints so that the topmost print in the stack is visible and an album containing such pages are disclosed. The storage page comprises (a) a rigid page backing; and (b) a plurality of expandable, flexible pockets mounted thereon. Each of the pockets has a transparent front wall and side and bottom walls of sufficient width to accommodate 10 to 40 photographic prints.

Abstract: This indexing system (10) for use with a binder (12) includes a plurality of section divider sheets (14) each having an outstanding tab (16) with index indicia thereon and a foldout index sheet assembly (18). The assembly (18) includes a carrier sheet (20) and a foldable index sheet (22) having foldout portion (24) provided with index indicia corresponding to the indicia on the tabs and an adjacent portion (26) attachable to the carrier sheet (20).

Abstract: An improved binder attachment having a frame and an article, such as a calculator, mounted thereto. The frame includes a center portion and two arm portions. A slot engaging element is mounted to each arm portion so as to define an opening therebetween. The article is received in the opening and has a top edge surface and a bottom edge surface, each defining a slot for receiving the slot engaging elements. When the frame is attached to the binder, the article is permitted to slide along the slot engaging elements such that the article may be placed in adjacent face-up locations.

Abstract: A recording disc filing device for storing optical recording discs such as compact discs. The filing device includes a recording disc filing sheet having a plurality of recording disc storing sections for receiving recording discs, respectively. The recording disc storing sections are arranged in a predetermined pattern. The filing device further includes a leaflet filing sheet having leaflet storing sections for receiving leaflets carrying information on recorded contents in the recording discs stored in the recording disc storing sections. The leaflet storing sections correspond in number to the recording disc storing sections. The recording disc filing sheet and the leaflet filing sheet are arranged so that the leaflet storing sections in the leaflet filing sheet are located at positions corresponding to the recording disc storing sections in the recording disc filing sheet.

Abstract: The invention is a foldable pull-out, index card for use with business file card systems that typically use two rails in order to hold a series of business type cards in a file. The pull-out, index card may be used with a set of business cards as an index or table of contents for the rest of the cards in the file. The pull-out card has a front panel with two notched portions in the bottom edge to guide the card along the pair of rails in the business card file. A series of intermediate panels fold out above the front panel and contain printed information pertinent to the subject matter of other cards in the file. The back panel of the card may also have a pair of notched portions to further secure the fold-out card in the file.

Abstract: A display frame includes a backing sheet having a spacer secured thereto and a mat overlying and secured to the spacer. The mat has a window defined by four edges, this mat window being smaller in each direction than a window in the spacer. The edges of the mat window meet in corners. Slits begin at each of two adjacent corners of the mat window and proceed away from opposite ends of one edge of the mat window. These slits have closed ends remote from the ends of that edge and are of a length sufficient to permit an image to be inserted within the frame, this image having dimensions greater than those of the frame window but no greater than those of the spacer window, by raising opposite edges of the frame window adjacent the slits and inserting the image beneath the raised edges, moving the image in one direction until a trailing edge of the image clears that one edge of the mat window, and then moving the image in the opposite direction to move its trailing edge beneath the one edge of the mat window.

Abstract: An improved leaf assembly for incorporation into a book, or formed as part of a cover of a book, to allow selective placement of a page adjacent or atop a selected leaf of the book.

Abstract: A rotary filing system is arranged to include a plurality of card holders, with each card holder including at least a forward transparent window arranged to coextensively extend over a pocket to receive a business card. A modification of the invention includes readily mounted tab and marking structure to indicate various categorizing of the business cards mounted within the structure.

Abstract: A binder includes a notebook, a rotatable mounting assembly and an electronic processor secured to the notebook by the mounting assembly. The mounting assembly includes a frame pivotally connected to an outer edge of a notebook cover and a slip case pivotally attached to the frame. The slip case releasably secures an electronic processor such that the processor can be rotated relative to the cover to any position between a retracted position adjacent the cover inside surface and a fully extended position adjacent the cover outside surface. At the same time, the electronic processor can be selectively rotated within the frame to face any desired direction.

Abstract: A divider system for a manuscript in which a plurality of divider sheets are provided with tabs extending from one edge of each sheet. The tabs on the top side are marked with progressively higher indicia from the first to last sheet and the back side of the tabs are marked with progressively higher indicia from the last to the first sheet, the indicia on the back side being rotated 180.degree. with respect to the indicia on the top side.

Abstract: A rotatable binder insert for supporting and holding such articles as calculators or other electronic devices, to-do lists and check lists, self-stick removable notes, etc., that are used to supplement, or in conjunction with, information written on the pages of the binder. Inasmuch as such information may be found on both sides of the binder rings, i.e., on both right- and left-hand pages, an article used therewith must similarly be visible and accessible on alternate sides of the binder rings. By being mounted on a support member capable of rotating 180.degree. on a frame insertable anywhere in the binder and readily attachable to the binder rings such articles can be placed alongside information found on either right or left-hand pages.

Abstract: A folder is described which holds and protects media, such as multiple disks, during and subsequent to shipping. An insert is provided that may be assembled with the folder and which increases the disk storage capacity of the folder assembly. A pocket is also provided to hold documentation associated with the disks.

Abstract: An accounting device for simplified bookkeeping. The device comprises a spiral binder, a check ledger insertable in the divider and divided into a plurality of rows and columns for recording data thereon, as well as a plurality of snap-fit checks which overlie the ledger in shingled fashion. Each check contains a strip of transfer material so that information recorded on each check is successively transferred to a line of the check ledger. A plurality of spreadsheet forms including matchup boxes are also insertable into the binder. Sums recorded in the matchup boxes are transferable to correspondingly labeled matchup boxes provided on a profit/loss summary form so that profit or loss may be easily calculated, and bank account figures easily reconciled. All of the bookkeeping operations associated with a small or micro business may be performed using the self-contained accounting device of the present invention.

Abstract: An improved photographic album for displaying aligned planar pages includes an elongated rigid spine defining a mounting surface on which a pair of spaced retainers are mounted. Each planar page has a flexible margin which carries an elongated flat hinge having hooks at either end projecting outwardly from the flexible margin toward the retainers. Each hook engages a retainer to hold the page firmly in place yet allow the page to pivot relative to the spine to flip the pages in the album. A pair of aligned notches are present in the front lip of each retainer to facilitate insertion of the hooks into the slots. One of the notches is a rounded bearing surface against which a hook can bear to flex the hook and allow the other hook to move toward engaging the other retainer. That other retainer has a ramped notch along which the second hook can ride and against which the second hook can flex to move into engagement with the retainer.

Abstract: A pocket binder with a ring mount slidably seated in a compartment between the panels of the binder cover for attachment to a ringed binder. The ring mount may be partially extended from the compartment to expose a plurality of holes for insertion in a ringed binder. Alternatively, the ring mount may be retracted into the compartment to reduce the width of the pocket binder to a size capable of being stored in a suit pocket. A second embodiment discloses a pocket binder and ringed binder combination with the pocket binder attached to the ringed binder by the insertion of the rings through the holes in the pocket binder.

Abstract: A baseball card mounting and display device comprising a pair of substantially rigid, transparent plastic plates which are arranged in a contiguous planar orientation. The bottom plate is formed to include a plurality of corner bosses which extend upwardly from the upper surface and the bottom plate for maintaining a baseball card in a desired orientation upon the upper surface. The corner bosses, which extend upwardly to a height equal to or slightly greater than the thickness of the baseball card, are oriented to substantially match the configuration of the baseball card and spaced from one another at distances substantially identical to the dimensions of the baseball card.