DE1876851U - CARDBOARD FOLDER FOR SAMPLE COLLECTIONS OF FABRIC SAMPLES OR. DGL. - Google Patents

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KA.263221 * 2 (H.63 PATENT Attorney DIPL-ING. H. B. KAHLER

KREFELD / LEYENTALSTRASSE 23

POST CHECK ACCOUNT. FOOD 4o55

DATE: 1 / WtS,

MY FILE! 63 062

Frank KaIff, Krefeld , Ho henzollernstr. 37

Cardboard folder for sample collections of fabric samples or the like.

The furnace concerns a cardboard folder · for sample collections of fabric, foil and paper samples or similar 'thin and light' flat structures. With the well-known · Map; »- pen of this type, the aforementioned samples, hereinafter referred to as fabric samples for short, are on the two inner sides, attached to the cardboard folder with a vertical center fold »As a result, the attached material samples are ready to be exchanged against other certain ^ difficulties », also by the repeated forcible removal of the? - · alternating material samples and reattaching, the other ^ Ren samples the inside of the cardboard folder pretty quickly, unsightly.

The burner avoids the above described disadvantages of the known carton Mappöi for sample collections of Stoffi ^ - samples in a simple and effective manner .. The innovatory ** - contemporary wallet consists of a äüBseren Kartonblatü ;, as £ the aforementioned vertical center fold demonstration, * and on both sides of this fold; Carry one inner sheet of cardboard each and a number of them using appropriate flaps in the inner cardboard

sheet of insertable platelets, preferably made of cardboard, which each serve to hold a material sample. For this purpose, each inner sheet of cardboard is provided with a large number of horizontal slits, in which the flaps of the ü ^! fit into the insert plate, and only attached to the outer cardboard sheet outside the slot areas. For convenient handling of the folder according to the invention, a border strip which protrudes over the front folder half can be provided on its rear fi half when the cap is in the folded state. Both this bar, as well as the two outer sides of the cap and, if applicable, the strips on the inside that are not covered by the insert plates can be provided with any desired inscriptions and imprints. " Furthermore, there is nothing to prevent the two outer sides of the folder with a protective cover or the like. Mistake"

In the drawing is an embodiment of the .New, illustrates, namely shows

■ E ¹ Ig. 1 a cardboard folder for sample collections, of fabric samples in the unfolded state, 'as well as on a larger scale

I ¹ Ig * 2 a cardboard plate that can be inserted into the portfolio and that carries a fabric sample,

Pig. 3 shows an interior view of the folder at the socket a plate and

Pig. 4. Make a vertical partial section through the folder several "Jilin plug-ins according to Pig. 2.

The illustrated in the drawing, designated as a whole by 1 The folder consists of an outer cardboard sheet 2, which has a vertical center fold 3, exxkki inner Cardboard sheets / 4 and a large number of insert plates 5 made of cardboard. On each side of the liittelfalzes 3 is on the

Inside of the outer cardboard sheet 2 with a multitude Inner cardboard sheet 4 provided by horizontal slot openings 6 with its edges 4a »that is outside the area the slots 6 glued on. In Fig. 1, several rows of the slots β are only partially drawn *

Each slot 6 slient for receiving a cardboard plate · fi $ J, which fits with a tuck-in tab 7 in the slot. 6 As no further explanation is required, you can distribute the cardboard plates 5 in any arrangement on the slots 6 of the folder 1 and BEZW without any damage to the folder. her inner cardboard sheet egg; Insert 4 as often as you like and pull it out of the slots 6 again. The cardboard plates carry fabric samples 8 or the like, which can be combined into a sample collection by inserting the associated plate 5 into the slots 6 on the inside of the folder 1. This collection can be changed by changing; all or some of the fabric samples 8, by removing or, conversely, adding all or some of the cardboard plates 5, change, reduce or add to in any way. The newly added fabric samples 8 can easily be glued or pinned to the reserve plate 5 in the usual manner while the folder with the previous sample collection is still in use. That; Replacing the. The required insert plate 5 can be carried out in -% 3® & SsmxWg & mi .

The one on the right in Pig. 1 visible inner cardboard sheet " 4 belongs in the folded state of the folder T to the rear folder half. It has a lower edge strip 9 » protrudes over the front folder strip and enables convenient handling and opening of folder 1 »The from the Triangular cross-sectional shape of the slots shown in the drawing ensures a particularly simple and safe insertion of the cardboard plates 5 with their circularly rounded tuck-in flaps 7 ·

Claims (1)

Protection claims. 1. Cardboard folder for sample collections of fabric samples or the like «, consisting of an outer, a vertical center fold / exhibiting .üartonblatt (2), which is on both. .6 "eit '* ett ... of the fold · (3) an inner one provided with a multitude of horizontal slit openings ^ i6)) and only outside" of the slit area · attached to the outer cardboard sheet! - (2) Cardboard sheet (4) "'carries" and a large number of small plates (5) ^1, preferably made of cardboard, which can be easily inserted into the aforementioned slots (6) by means of appropriate tabs (7) and are used to hold material samples (8) or. like. serve. ι
( 2β folder according to .Anspruch '1, characterized in that. That on its in the folded state of the folder (1) ^; rear half a ¹ over the front folder half protruding edge strip (9) is provided.