A panel file, for the storage of flat, flexible data elements, consists of plural, vertically spaced pockets, the entrances of which are formed by a plurality of vertically spaced, horizontally extending strips of resilient material. The strips are arranged so as to have an upper edge which overlaps the lower portion of the next upwardly adjacent strip. The strips are fastened together at their lateral margins. The lower portions of the pockets are formed by a support sheet which is attached to ...

A billfold file for receiving currency bills having panels of flexible material attached together at portions of the panels which are substantially spaced toward one end of the panels from a center thereof, the panels each being free of any connection to any other panel at the oppsite end-half of said panel assembly from the attaching means and also free of any connection at the center of the panel assembly for ease of folding.

A card file and card wherein information bearing flat cards are pivotably mounted in a tray for movement between a storage and inspection position. In one embodiment, the cards are mounted on a guide rod while in another embodiment each card has a base portion with a circular edge extending more than 180.degree. and the cards pivoted about the base portion while held by guide rods, suitable mating contours or the like.

A novel nail file comprising an abrasive holding member and an abrasive paper characterized in that an elastic layer is interposed between said abrasive holding member and abrasive paper.

This disclosure embraces a suspension type filing arrangement for folders constructed from flexible sheet material; a horizontally extending supporting rail is provided which is formed with two parallel flanges depending from its front and rear edges respectively; the flange on the rear edge of the rail is curved in the form of a hook when viewed in cross section; the folders are adapted to be vertically suspended from the rail by suspension members which are attached to each of their upper edge...

The present invention relates to a nail file comprising a pair of file members backed with perforated plastic layers respectively and an adhesive mixed with a hardener, to connect the said pair of file members, wherein the said nail file has upper and lower filing surfaces on both sides thereof and the said adhesive becomes itself a core between the entire rear surfaces of said pair of file members. The nail file according to the present invention has the advantages that by proper selection of t...

A unitary file construction having back-to-back work stations visibly isolated one from another by work station roll tops.

A file device for enabling correspondence and the like to be readily accessible from the bottom of a file. This device consists primarily of a leg supported open box-like structure, having an adjustable tray member which enables the user to remove the first entered correspondence or the like, the device having alternate positions for the tray member which is supported at one end by set screw means.

A file cabinet including a number of file shelves or drawers located one on top of the other and which are slidable in and out of the cabinet. The drawers can be arranged so that all of the drawers open on one side of the file cabinet or so that some of the drawers open on one side of the file cabinet and the remaining drawers open on the opposite side of the file cabinet. Anti-tipping mechanisms are provided to automatically prevent opening of the remaining drawers on a side of the file cabinet...

The present invention provides a file hanging system consisting of a file edge backing member provided with a T-shaped portion having a pair of essentially identical arm portions and a bracket provided with a groove for engaging either one of the arm portions. The bracket includes a base flange and the file edge backing is provided with a raised portion to either side of the T-shaped portion. The system is one in which a file to which the file edge backing is affixed moves through file imbalance...