DE1987503U - Postcard checks and bearer check forms - Google Patents

Description

G- e ^ b r a u__c_h pattern registration

of the company

M. Wilkens, checkbooks factory, 5413 Bendorf / Sayn ₅ Bez. Koblenz

"Postcard voucher and delivery voucher forms"

The innovation relates to postcard voucher and delivery voucher forms and is based on task ₅ to simplify the continuous writing of checks and to receive receipts for completed checks in a filing manner.

To solve this problem, postcard checks and Bringer check forms proposed according to the innovation, that the same carried out in the multitude of easily removable interconnected with glued carbon paper are.

Another proposal according to the innovation is that the individual checks and the one on the back

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Carbon paper can be separated by perforations running transversely to the strip of the checks arranged one below the other, according to a further feature according to the invention between the individual checks and separable from them by perforation lines each have a note strip for the recipient of the check is present in his or her left area a prepared field for payment details and in its right area a pre-marked field for has the stamp to be stuck on.

According to another feature according to the innovation, the The strips that make up the individual checks and the reverse side of the paper in the area of the left margin are one in the longitudinal direction of the strip a perforation line running along its length for an unprinted field, in which each individual check is assigned with the note section for the recipient arranged above it, there are two perforations with a hole near the area intended for the receiver.

The perforation lines end in a further feature according to the invention between the individual checks and the notes attached to them, which are intended for the recipient are determined just before the left margin. Finally, it is suggested that the carbon paper be used with the checks

is connected by adhesive that is in the area of the left Edge and in the field that is delimited by the longitudinal perforation is present.

According to a further feature according to the innovation, the carbon paper with an imprint of the respective check " number provided.

The solution according to the innovation now allows a large number of items with a single insertion into the typewriter of checks to be completed consecutively, at the same time through the carbon paper on the back of the check Receipt for accounting is available. Due to the specific type of perforations and holes, that the check is in the field for comments, which is intended for the recipient and which is at the same time in the the right part is to receive the stamp to be stuck on, can be easily separated, the back of the document is perforated so that it can be stored in a file will. After receiving the check, the recipient of the check separates the top strip with the one intended for him Take notes and put them in place.

The check forms can be individually, in blocks or endlessly be executed in roles.

With the innovation it is achieved that, with the omission of the talon and whose inscription a document is created, which by its numbering and the simultaneous gluing has full evidential value on the original check and possibly through the carbon print and the perforation of the Account number satisfies or withstands all banking-related evidential issues.

The innovation is shown in the drawing using an exemplary embodiment shown in more detail. It is not limited to the form of training shown, rather they are further modifications are possible within the scope of the innovation! Show it;

Pig. I five related checks arranged one below the other,

FIG. 2 shows a section along the line II - II in FIG. 1.

The checks 10, 10a, 10b etc. are one with the other Stripes arranged. 5 checks are advantageous in each case. The related checks are detachable by lines of perforations 11, 11a, 11b, etc. that run the full width of the check. Above one

every ₅ checks 1O 10a, 10b, etc. is a note strip 12, 12a, 12b, etc. are available, which indicated also on the check contains in its left area notes about the sender and the payments. A field IJ, 1 ^ a, 13b, to which the postage stamp is stuck, is assigned to each check in the right-hand area. The strips 12, 12a, 12b, etc. intended for the recipient can be separated from the respectively assigned check 10 by a perforation line 14, 14a, 14-b, which does not go through to the left edge, but ends in a field that is delimited through the left edge 15 and a spaced apart and extending over the entire length of the check stripe perforation line l6 .. In this area delimited by the edge 15 and the perforation line 16, the perforations 17 * 17a are also assigned to an iodine check, whereby the perforation 17 lies in the area of the field 12 intended for the recipient. The aforementioned perforations and holes are also present on the carbon paper 18 shown in FIG. This carbon paper 18, since it covers the back of the check, is connected to it by an adhesive application 21 in the area of the field which is delimited by the outer edge 15 and the perforation line 1-6.

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Weaving other information about accounts and savings banks drawn, each Seheck 1O ₅ 10a., 1Ob ₅ etc. has an assigned Scheeknumraer 20. This is also available as a print on the assigned reverse side carbon paper 18.

The left half of the check relates to the actual check * the right half is the postcard specifying the Address of the recipient.

The carbon paper 18, which can be separated into individual areas in the same way as the check card ^ is filed by the issuing check holder ^ whereby the strip that corresponds to the strip 12 ₃ 12a ₅ 12b of the hatch card to be sent can be filed separately.

Protection claims s

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Claims (7)

fi / t 052 3 7 2 * 211.68 Protection claims see p 1. Postcard check and carrier check forms, characterized in that the same in the Many are easily detachable from one another and are designed with stuck-on carbon paper (18). 2. Postcard check and delivery note forms, characterized in that the individual checks (1o, 1oa, etc.) and the carbon paper (18) present on their backside through across the strip of the one below the other Seheck's running perforations (1t, 11a, etc.) can be separated are. 5 x Postkartenschecks- and bearer check forms according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that between the individual checks (1o, 1oa etc.) and from these by perforation lines (14, 14a, etc _s) separable a note strip (12) for the receiver of the check is present, which in its left area has a prepared field for payment information and in its right area has a previously designated field (13) for the postage stamp to be stuck on. 4. Postcard check and carrier check forms, characterized in that the individual checks (1o, 1oa etc) forming strip and the back Carbon paper (18) in the area of the left edge (I5) has a perforation line (t3) running in the longitudinal direction of the strip and over its length for an unprinted area ₅ in each individual check (To) with the note (12) above it for the recipient two perforations (17, 17a) are present, one perforation (I7) being present near the area (12) intended for the recipient. 5. Postcard check and carrier check forms according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the perforation lines (14, 14a etc.) between the individual checks (1o, 1oa etc.) and the strip (12, 12a etc.) with notes intended for the recipient, end just before the left edge (I5). 6. Postcard check and carrier check forms according to the Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that that the carbon paper (18) is connected to the checks by gluing (21) in the area of the pawl edge (I5) and in the field, that through the left edge (15) and the one running along it Perforation (16) is limited. 7. Postcard check and delivery note forms according to the Claims 1 to 6, d a du r c h g e k e η η ζ e 1 c h η e t, that the carbon copy paper (18) has an imprint (2o) with the respective check number »