A file holder and organizer is provided that can be used in either a horizontal or vertical direction. The file holder contains at least one removable partition and unitary body constructed of a material suitable for folding to provide the body for the file holder.

A file holder including an outer casing defined by a plurality of panels and a cover serially and hingedly connected to each other. Further, the file holder includes a file assembly having a plurality of compressible envelopes sequentially joined together, wherein a first end of the file assembly is joined to a front panel, and a second end of the file assembly is joined to a movable board. The file holder is cooperable between closed and open positions. In the closed position, the outer casing ...

A file clip which has a base with two spaced elongate, flexible, serrated members, and a retainer with two spaced apertures through which the members pass. Punched paper sheets are threaded on to the elongate members. Adjacent each aperture the retainer has a flexible tab which is flanked by two upstanding undercut formations. The tab has locking formations which are engageable with selected serrations on the respective elongate member thereby to secure the retainer to the base.

A file folder including a base having two stripes formed on one edge and folded such that the outer stripe contacts the base, an opening formed in the middle portion of a middle stripe, a clip including a panel engageable on a lower portion of the base and another panel insertable into the opening of the middle stripe for clamping the outer stripe and the base together in order to hold sheets of paper between the outer stripe and the base.

A cabinet includes a plurality of compartments, each compartment having a door that is positionable in a closed position, a recessed position, and a posting shelf position. A tracking mechanism is connected adjacent a trailing edge of each door to slidably and pivotally mount the door relative to the compartment. Forward ends of a pair of support bars are pivotally connected to each door adjacent a leading edge. Rearward ends of the support bars include shoulder rivets that are slidably and pivo...

A file rack (10) for objects (12) such as video cassettes, CD records, or the like, having two upstanding spaced apart posts (18, 20) forming a front side (14) and two further upstanding posts (22, 24) defining a rear side (16). Wire member dividers (26) are affixed to each of the four posts (18, 20, 22, 24) in spaced relation to each other forming storage bins 25 which slope downwardly from the front side to the rear side. Objects (12) are added to and removed from the bins from the rack front ...

A recipe file which mounts on the undersurface of an overhead wall mount kitchen cabinet. The recipe file includes a housing frame which can being used singly or may be adapted to accommodate a plurality of pivotally mounted file drawers. Each file drawer contains a plurality of pivotally attached cascading transparent jackets, each having an opening whereby a recipe card may be slidably inserted. The recipe card is imprinted with indicia detailing the recipe. The face of the file drawer is conf...

A file box includes a main board and a bottom board. The main board includes four spaced vertical notches in one face thereof such that the main board is foldable to form four sides of the file box. The face of the main board further has a fifth notch formed in a lower section thereof and extending along a length thereof for securely holding the bottom board when the main board is folded along two inner notches of the four notches. A pair of adhesive tapes are provided to securely hold two sides...

A file box includes a main board and a bottom board. The main board includes four spaced vertical notches in one face thereof such that the main board is foldable to form four sides of the file box. The face of the main board further has a fifth notch formed in a lower section thereof and extending along a length thereof for securely holding the bottom board when the main board is folded along two inner notches of the four notches. An adhesive tape is provided to securely hold two sides of the m...

A disc file system is described in which the disc space is divided into very large blocks of at least 64k bytes. A large file is allocated a whole number of these large blocks, contiguously where possible. Small files reside in small file areas each of which is composed of a number of large blocks. Space in these small file areas is allocated in multiples of a small block size (e.g. 4K bytes). The use of large and small blocks reduces the wastage of space that would occur if small files were wri...