Centerline-attached looseleaf notebook page lifter

Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet – Miscellaneous – Sheet lifters

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B24F 1300

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044202717

ABSTRACT:
A page lifting device for use with looseleaf binders containing binding rings. The leaves of the page lifter are formed from one or more rigid or flexible sheets of material, or loops of stiff wire, rotatably affixed at their inner edges to the inside of the binder at or contiguous with the centerline of the binding ring base cover. They can contain slots therein, which allow them to fit over the binder rings on closing, or be one or more rigid or flexible sheets located between the binder rings, and affixed to the inside of the binder such that the leaf or leaves envelope and lift the looseleaf pages away from the binder spine on closing.

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