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Folders Galore Limited

Traffic Works, Inc.

Leslie Paine

Hugh Webb

A fastening system comprising a stud () and a sheet of cover material ();

Fastening system

A binder ( ) comprises a first panel ( ) divided by a first fold line ( ) from a second panel ( ) which is divided by a second fold line ( ) from a third panel ( ), the first and second fold lines ( ) being intersected by three slits ( ), the central slit ( ) being longer than the first and second outer slits ( ), and each end of the central slit ( ) being joined to an adjacent end of each of the first and second outer slits ( ) by a respective crease line ( ); whereby, when the third panel ( ) is folded about outer parts of the first and second fold lines ( ) to be spaced from yet overlie the first panel ( ), the material between the central slit ( ) and the first outer slit ( ) is folded about its associated crease lines and the inner parts of the first and second fold lines to form a first strap ( ), and the material between the central slit ( ) and the second outer slit ( ) is folded about its associated crease lines and the inner parts of the first and second fold lines to form a second strap ( ).

Binder carrier pack and corresponding blank

Leaf retaining means for loosely retaining a multiplicity of leaves of material, such as sheets of paper. The leaf retaining means comprise a base portion, which is provided with at least one formation to enable it to be secured to a folder cover, and loop means, the latter has at least two points on its surface which two points are closest to an imaginary plane which does not pass through that position and which is perpendicular to the loop means, and which two points are spaced apart. The loop means are such as to enable a leaf of material, such as a sheet of paper, with a generally T-shaped aperture in it that is open at an edge of the leaf, to be releasably held by the loop means by pushing the aperture onto the loop means.

Leaf retaining means

A cover for a binding which comprises at least one looped formation to enable it to hold together a plurality of sheets of paper and which is held on or adjacent to the inside of a spine of the cover when the latter is in use. The cover has at least one tab on or adjacent to the spine of the cover, the tab having an aperture into which such a looped formation can be inserted when the cover is in use.

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Leslie Paine