The downwardly opening hooks of the front and back upper corners of the hanging files are connected to support members slideably mounted on a flexible wire which has stops mounted thereon to position each file relative to the others. The handle mounted on the wire eases carrying the files and serves as the hanging point when the file are hung on a wall or the like. When so hung the files are vertically spaced in an overlapping manner facilitating access to the files and visual determination of the contents. The files can be supported in the usual file cabinet in the usual manner. The wire does not interfere with such use.

An album which includes a cover, a binder element and leaves wherein the binder element is attached to the spine of the cover and the leaves are fused to the binder.

A portable filing device comprises a bag which can be opened out to be flat, a hook for suspending the bag, a spine extending across the bag, two straps hanging from the ends of the spine, and a series of hanging pouches spaced along the straps. Each pouch is attached to the straps at the ends of its top edge, and has an aperture along its top edge. The pouches are detachable. For transportation, the pouches are gathered into a stack, with the straps forming concertina folds, and the bag is folded around the stack and fastened shut. The device, among other applications, enables travellers to keep papers and belongings in order. A labelling means comprises an elongate stiffly flexible label or label holder which by bowing can be inserted in or removed from an undercut seating.

A keepsake book such as a wedding guest book includes a fanfolded carrier sheet having a plurality of envelopes affixed to alternate sections of the sheet so that the envelopes overlap shingle fashion with a portion of each envelope exposed when the carrier sheet is unfolded, and so that the envelopes form a stack when the carrier sheet is folded. The front portion of each envelope adjacent to the bottom edge is adhered to a respective alternate section of the carrier sheet so that the flap of the envelope is exposed when the flap is folded against the back side of the envelope and the carrier is unfolded, the flap being provided with a tag having lines on which identifying information can be entered. Opposite ends of the carrier are fixed to respective front and back covers of the book, which can be closed against opposite sides of the stack of envelopes when the carrier is folded. A decorative ribbon may be fixed to one of the covers for fixing the covers against the stack so that the book cannot fall open when not in use.

A system is disclosed for displaying the directory information of electrical panels. The system includes a support panel which is secured in a location proximate the electrical panel. A cover is secured to the front surface of the support panel in such a manner as to create a pocket between the cover and the support panel. The pocket receives a service card for recording the service history of the electrical panel. A plurality of sleeves are attached to the support panel in a staggered arrangement. Each sleeve receives a circuit card which contains information specific to predetermined circuit breaker. Each circuit card also includes indicia thereon for identifying it with the predetermined circuit breaker. The system may also be provided with a computer program for storing and managing information pertaining to the circuit breakers of the electrical panel. The program may also be used to print circuit cards.