Day Runner, Inc.

Meadwestvaco Corporation

Douglas M Jack

Ronald M Bianco

Ronald Bianco

A two-way pocket assembly for use with a notebook (). The pocket assembly is constructed over a window () formed in a subsurface material of the notebook (). The pocket assembly includes exterior and interior pockets (), each covering at least a portion of the window (). The exterior and interior pockets () provide access to the pocket assembly from either the exterior () or interior () of the notebook (). The pocket may be configured to receive and hold a personal electronic assistant, a cellular telephone (), or another personal electronic device. The interior pocket includes a window material that allows visual access to the interior () of the pocket assembly through the material of the interior pocket (). The pocket may be constructed so that a personal electronic assistant held inside the pocket assembly is usable through the window without removing the device from the pocket assembly.

Notebook with two-way pocket

Multi-purpose information center

A multi-purpose message board having a mounting panel and a plurality of spaces thereon with a multi-page permanent record unit, and a single sheet temporary record unit mounted in two of said spaces. The message board is formed of a single sheet of material with the spaces in the form of depressions molded in the single sheet, with the permanent record unit being a calendar with the pages wire bound at the top, and with the temporary record unit being a write on/wipe off plate or cork board. The mounting panel of the message board has a perimeter flange with a backboard having one surface mounted on the flange and magnets and eyelets carried on the other surface of the backboard. Containers are attached to the panel at some of the spaces. Containers may have a cup shape for holding articles and may have a frame for holding a note pad.

Multi-purpose message board

A pocket binder with a ring mount slidably seated in a compartment between the panels of the binder cover for attachment to a ringed binder. The ring mount may be partially extended from the compartment to expose a plurality of holes for insertion in a ringed binder. Alternatively, the ring mount may be retracted into the compartment to reduce the width of the pocket binder to a size capable of being stored in a suit pocket. A second embodiment discloses a pocket binder and ringed binder combination with the pocket binder attached to the ringed binder by the insertion of the rings through the holes in the pocket binder.

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Fullerton, CA, United States of America

Douglas M Jack