GB218947A - Improvements in calendars - Google Patents

Abstract

218,947. Willmott, L. C. Feb. 19, 1924. Calendars.-A monthly perpetual calendar comprises a card A having printed thereon the first twenty - eight days of any month, and having apertures a, b, c for the days of the week, the name of the month and the odd days over twenty-eight respectively. Behind the first of these aperture is arranged a set cf four cards B on which are printed seven columns of days of the week, each column commencing with a different day, and behind the other two apertures is arranged a 'set of seven cards C on which are printed the names of the months and the odd days (if any) for each month. The day and month cards B and C are bound in the form of books and secured to a back-board D which mav be hinged to the apertured card A and secured by a a clip. On the blank spaces of the month cards C or on the rear of the back-board there is printed a list of years with the day upon which each month starts, for reference in setting the calendar. The columns in which the odd days appear may be completed by inserting the first few days of the following month.