Activated work and method of forming same

Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading

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340784, 340716, 40454, 128736, G09G 336

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046564691

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a novel and unique activated work such as a child's book or a greeting card having at least two turnable pages in juxtaposed relationship and which is formed having a portion thereof that is essentially invisible in a first state but visible in a second state. Electrical signals are coupled to the second portion for selectively and reversibly changing the second portion from the invisible to the visible state when the pages are moved from their juxtaposed relationship.

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