Document carrier

Registers – Records – Magnetic

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283 58, G06K 1900

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041282027

ABSTRACT:
A document carrier is described comprising a flat sheet of unfilled parchment having one side thereof coated with a cohesive material. The opposite side of the sheet is printed along at least one edge thereof with a filler material. An erroneously encoded magnetic ink character recognition document, or other document such as an erroneously encoded check, to be machine processed is positioned on the cohesive side of the translucent sheet and the latter is subsequently folded over the document with the cohesive surfaces contacting the document to prevent the document from sliding while in the carrier. The document, thus enclosed, is firmly held in position between the folded layers of the parchment by the bonding of the cohesive layers to each other and by the frictional engagement of the cohesive layers with the document; the edge printed with a filler material forms a clear band along the bottom edge of the carrier for receiving encoding magnetic ink.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3363917 (1968-01-01), Gunderson
patent: 3593913 (1971-07-01), Bremer
patent: 3770943 (1973-11-01), Sill
patent: 3800124 (1974-03-01), Welsh
patent: 3949501 (1976-04-01), Andrews et al.

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