Mailing assembly

Details Mailing assembly Mailing assembly

1977-12-13

1980-01-22

Garbe, Stephen P.

Envelopes, wrappers, and paperboard boxes

Envelope

24 17B, 206215, 206451, B65D 2700

Patent

active

041846281

ABSTRACT:
Two or more initially independent mailable items, each containing or carrying separate and usually different communications are banded, or otherwise held together, for mailing as a single mailing piece. One of the independent mailable items may carry postage in stamp or in printed postage indicia form as well as address information on one of its exposed faces. Alternatively such postage and address information may be carried by a band, or other means, utilized for holding the otherwise independent items together. The assembly is intended primarily but not exclusively, for use in mailing third class mailing material and allows plural, independent communications items to be mailed, under existing United States government postal rate schedules, at less total cost than if each independent communications item were to be mailed separately.

REFERENCES:
patent: 416472 (1889-12-01), Loughery
patent: 480582 (1892-08-01), Hardy
patent: 510621 (1893-12-01), Van Derveer
patent: 584290 (1897-06-01), Musson
patent: 764653 (1904-07-01), Witte
patent: 978591 (1910-12-01), Jayne
patent: 1633369 (1927-06-01), Hollar, Jr.
patent: 1719617 (1929-07-01), Novick
patent: 1793328 (1931-02-01), La Bombard et al.

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