Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet – Depository
Patent
1998-09-15
2000-01-25
Fridie, Jr., Willmon
Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet
Depository
281 29, 281 31, 281 36, 281 37, B42D 300
Patent
active
060171642
ABSTRACT:
A folder or loose leaf type binder has a novel spine construction using a rigid sheet with a pair of spaced apart creases to form a spine stiffener with adjacent cover stiffeners. Since the cover stiffeners extend only partially into the cover portions of the folder, a natural break occurs in each of the two covers which, in turn, makes the folder easier to handle, prevents the covers from closing inadvertently, and allows the pages of the folder to lay at a preferred attitude and angle.
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Fridie Jr. Willmon
Henderson Mark T.
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