FR2765830A1 - Visiting card holder suitable for filing and indexing - Google Patents

Abstract

The card holder has a cover (1) in a size corresponding to a standard office format and a number of inner pages (5), each made from a double layer of a transparent plastic. Each page is divided by a series of welded seams into pockets (6) which are open on one side (8) for the insertion of cards (8). Each of the outer pockets on a page has an additional slit (9) for an index tab (9), and the pages are welded by their inner edges to the spine of the cover.

Description

The present invention relates to a business card holder and more particularly to an improvement of this type of article in order to give it an easier classification mode.

Business card holders are in their simplest form without indexing system, which makes it difficult to classify cards and their use (obligation to leaf page by page in order to find the card sought).

The present invention aims to improve the use of current business card holders, by allowing the indexing of all the plastic shutters.

Indeed, because of the possibility of indexing each component of the card holder, the classification and the use thereof is facilitated.

In addition, so that these different indexes do not overlap, each pocket of each flap may have one or more indexing slots.

The object of the invention is in fact to provide an indexable business card holder, without it being distorted, that is to say that it comes in a conventional conventional form, with a cover and flaps interior plastics.

The business card holder according to the invention has a grooved cover in two places to form a back. This back will be more or less wide depending on the number of cards that will be classified inside.

In the center of the back of said cover is welded the notebook of double shutters in polyvinyl chloride plastic, polypropylene, polyethylene).

Each double flap is made of a plastic sheet folded in half, then welded on several places to form two or more pockets adapted to the format of the business cards.

Each external pocket of said double flap has a slot in order to allow the insertion of an index which protrudes from the flaps.

The invention is illustrated with the aid of the following description and the appended drawing, given for information, in which FIG. 1 shows a view of the business card holder flat and open.

As shown in Figure 1, the business card holder consists of a cover (1), grooved in two places (2) to form a back (3) which will be more or less wide depending on the number of cards to classify.

The cover has common dimensions corresponding to the format used for the office filing articles.

Welded to the center of the back of said cover (4) is a notebook of double plastic shutters (5). Each section of the notebook is divided into several pockets (6) in the format of business cards.

Each pocket of each flap is open on one side (7), in order to allow the insertion of business cards (8).

Finally, and according to the nature of the invention, each external pocket of each flap has a slot (9) of sufficient size so as to allow the insertion of an index which protrudes from the flaps (10).

Claims (4)

RE VENDICA TIONS i) Business card holder for the classification of business cards characterized by its indexing possibility, comprising a cover (1) grooved in two places (2) to form a back (3). 2) Business card holder according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises, welded to the center of the back of the cover (4), a notebook of double plastic shutters (5), each shutter being formed of a sheet of plastic folded in half, then welded in several places to form two or more pockets. 3) Business card holder according to claim 2, characterized in that it comprises double plastic shutters divided into several pockets (6) in the format of business cards and open on one side (7) to allow the insertion of business cards (8). 4) Business card holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3 characterized in that it comprises double plastic flaps divided into several pockets, the pockets on the outside of the business card holder having a slot (9) which allows the insertion of an index which exceeds the flaps (10).