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Apparatus to retain and reinforce notebook contents
   
Document Number
US Patent 5632566
Issued Date
May 27, 1997
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The invention, consisting of two (2) flat, rectangular, pre-slotted, backing boards with the anterior backing board containing six (6) Velcro.RTM. receiving strips (hooks) affixed in a parallel manner, an equal number above and below the centerline, and the posterior backing board containing between two (2) and six (6) binding straps with one (1) end of the binding strap being permanently affixed to the posterior backing board, with an equal number affixed above and below the centerline, and to be affixed to the Velcro.RTM. receiving strips (hooks) affixed to the anterior backing board, is to be utilized in retaining and reinforcing the loose-leaf pages or contents of multi-ring notebook binders, whether the binders utilize a "C" ring, "D" ring, "Slant" ring or other edge binding technology.
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Published
May 27, 1997
Application Number
08/517,386
Filed
August 21, 1995
US Classification
402/79   281/20 281/42 281/45
Int'l Classification
B42F   13/00   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
402/79   402/73   281/15.1   281/20   281/29   281/34   281/36   281/38   281/42   281/45  
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