Continuous stationery

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1986-12-04

1988-09-27

Kazenske, E. R.

Books, strips, and leaves

Strips and leaves

281 15R, 270 39, 270 41, B42D 112, B42D 1500, B41L 132, B41L 114

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047736763

ABSTRACT:
Continuous stationery capable of being easily divided up into individually separated sheets. The sheets 10 are joined at their transverse edges, 13, 14, 15 etc. Additional score lines 21 and 22 run transversely across the sheet and extend beyond longitudinal score lines 16 and 18 into the vertical margins. A row 27 of punched holes is formed adjacent score line 16. Information is printed on the area 25. To assemble the information, the vertical marginal portions are removed along score lines 16 and 18. The horizontal marginal portions are then removed by tearing along score lines 21 and 22, leaving a pile of printed separated sheets which can then be put in a loose-leaf binder to form e.g. an address book.

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