Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet – Resilient sheet retainer requiring deflection for sheet removal – Releasably attached to keeper
Patent
1974-05-06
1977-01-04
Schnall, Jerome
Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet
Resilient sheet retainer requiring deflection for sheet removal
Releasably attached to keeper
402 45, 402 63, 402 68, 402 71, 402 75, B42F 300, B42F 1302
Patent
active
040009513
ABSTRACT:
A loose leaf binder which can be moulded as an integral structure from resilient plastics, e.g. polypropylene has posts which lie in openings in a side portion of the binder and are pivotable into the upright position. Projections on the posts or the side portion adjacent the pivotal connection serve to maintain the posts releasably in the upright position. The free ends of the posts are engageable in openings in the other side portion and movable locking members are provided to positively lock the ends of the posts in these openings.
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Agnew Kenneth Malcolm
Denroche Charles Henry Pentland
Hewlett Roy
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