A computer carrier strip having perforated feed is slit longitudinally and a label price tag strip having a gummed back is adhered to the computer strip, after which the strips are perforated to form tear lines, and cutouts are made to make a composite strip form carrying T-shaped label-price tag sheets connected together by perforated tear lines only at the tops and bottoms of the labels and with the price tag portions separated by the cutouts and connected to the labels only by perforated tear or fold lines superimposed along the slit along the computer strip. A computer prints the names, addresses, contents of shipping cartons on the labels and prices on the price tags. Then, when a carton having merchandise therein is to be shipped, the label for that carton is peeled from the backing strip and carries with it the price tag portion and the portion of the backing strip under the price tag portion. The price tag portion, with its backing strip portion, is folded back under the central portion of the label leaving adhesive upper and lower portions which are pressed against the carton. Then, when the carton reaches its destination and is opened, the user tears the label, with the price tags and backing strip portion from the carton, and removes the gummed price tags as needed. Other computer strips have the labels slit completely from each other, and in one of these computer strips, each label has one corner cut out to facilitate peeling the adjacent label.
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 601,546, filed Aug. 4, 1975, which is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 568,842, filed Apr. 17, 1975, both abandoned.
A system for identifying items is provided comprising: an indicia bearing support, supporting a plurality of corresponding indicia bearing, pressure sensitive adhesive labels. Means are provided for exposing the adhesive surface of said labels while labels remain detachably connected to the support. Means are provided for affixing said labels to items to be identified while labels remain detachably connected to the support.
A carrier sheet has affixed thereto a multiplicity of separable, double-blind, multisection labels comprising a blind section, an open section and a record keeping section, the carrier sheet may be adapted for use in a computer printer to print information on the labels. The sections are designed to be used in double-blind drug tests.
A blank is provided for producing color swatches on a color printer or photocopier. A sheet adapted to be fed through the printer or photocopier contains a first set of perforations defining the perimeter of a swatch card. A second set of perforations disposed within the perimeter of the swatch card defines a plurality of openings. The openings are punched out, preferably after color swatches have been printed on the swatch card, in order to enable the viewing of a sample color through the opening for comparison with the color swatches. A third set of perforations is provided in a corner of the swatch card to enable a plurality of swatch cards to be assembled into a reference deck by passing a fastener through holes formed via the third set of perforations. Each sheet can have a plurality of swatch cards laid out therein, with each swatch card containing a plurality of color swatches.
A borrower's card holder, such as a library card, is formed from a sheet of liner material with individual sheets of card holder material having printable front surfaces adhered to the liner material. Through cuts are formed through the sheets of card holder material to form individual holders. Partial cuts are formed through the liner material to define pockets.
The present invention provides a method for making overhead projection transparencies. According to the invention there is arranged a first web of a thin transparent plastic film on a second web of paper, said first web being attached along one longitudinal edge thereof by means of a line of adhesive, the upper face of the first web having a writable surface and the lower face thereof having a non-writable surface. In the longitudinal direction of the webs on the first of two sections of said writable surface of the first web, information may be written, e.g. in the form of diagrams, text etc. to be shown by overhead projection, while leaving the second section blank. Thereafter the second web or parts thereof are removed from the first web, whereafter the assembly of the first web and the possible remainder of the second web is folded such that the writable surfaces of the said two sections face each other, said writable surfaces being heat weldable to each other, after which the said assembly is fed through a heat sealing means to weld the said two sections together to produce the overhead transparency. The first and second webs may be provided as a continuous form, the second web having marginal edges with feeding holes for engagement with a feeding mechanism of a data printer or data drawing machine, suitably providing multi-color information on the said writable surface.
