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Document Number
US Patent 4661006
Issued Date
April 28, 1987
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Inventors
Stevens; Arthur W. (Westgate-on-Sea, Kent, CT8 8QQ,GB2)
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Abstract
A file cover has paper-penetrating prongs which are secured in the assembly by engagement with a mounting channel and at least one of which is slidable along the channel whereby the spacing between them is infinitesimally adjustable. A retainer for each prong is preferably an apertured block borne by a parallel channel member, at least one of the blocks being slidably movable in the parallel channel member.
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Published
April 28, 1987
Application Number
06/818,953
Filed
January 15, 1986
US Classification
402/18   402/17 402/22 411/84 411/85
Int'l Classification
B42F   13/06   (20060101)   B42F   13/00   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Jan 16, 1985 [GB] 8501119 Aug 08, 1985 [GB] 8519695
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402/17   402/18   402/19   402/20   402/21   402/22   402/46   411/84   411/85   248/225.1  
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