DE1897021U - RINGBOOK CASE. - Google Patents

Description

RA.3E5 677 * 5/22/64

Gütersloh, May 19, 1964

Robert Piecha

483 Gütersloh.

Westring 9o

The subject of the new pattern is a case that can be stapled in or out of ring binders of any standard can. The case is preferably made of plastic, synthetic leather or leather and ectr. p.p. manufactured and can be used as a ring binder are designated.

Ring binders are for today's school, office or industrial needs hardly to be dispensed with. Students prefer such ring binders because they follow the ring binder sheets Fold in, rearrange or unstitch your request.

Rulers, angles or the like that can be stapled in or out of ring binders are known. Here ties the innovation, and suggests a case in which writing utensils or other things are housed in a ring binder can be pinned so that it is at hand when needed.

The innovation is shown in the drawing figures as follows Fig. 1 shows a ring binder with an inserted case. Fig. 2 shows a case according to the innovation. Fig. 3 + 4 shows a further embodiment of a case.

In the ring binder. 1 with its ring binder 2, / which can be unfolded, the case 3> which has 2 holes h corresponding to the rings, is attached.

If writing materials or other items that are housed in the case are required, the case 3 can be taken from the ring binder can be removed, as can be seen in FIGS. 1 + 2.

Fig. 2 shows a case 3s that through a flap 5> which runs to the long side of the case 3, closed and has 4 holes.

The case 3 can be stapled into the ring binder 1 by means of the perforations k. In addition, the case 3 can be closed by a push button 6 or the like.

Another version for closing the case 3 would be a zipper 8 which runs to the long side of the case 3. The zip 8 can also comprise, as is clear in FIG. K, extend to the longitudinal or transverse side, a rounding of the case. 3 The case 3 can thus be opened up to the first ring binder sheet holder. In order to be able to fully open the ring binder case 3, however, it must be removed from the ring binder. Another embodiment of a case 3 is shown in FIG. 3. Here the case 3 consists of a flap 6 which has the perforations k by means of which the case can be stapled. On the transverse side of the case 3, the flap 5 or a zipper runs at the point of the flap 5 »which closes the case.

Here the case 3 can be opened without removing it from the ring binder.

The ring binder case is an innovation that can be used in schools, offices and industry.

Claims (1)

Gütersloh, June 3, 1964 V * · Protection claims 1 »Ring binder case, preferably made of plastic, imitation leather
or Lexler eetr. pp, characterized in that it matches the number and spacing of matching holes, corresponding to the ring binder sheet holders fastened in ring binders, and is thus housed in a captive manner. 2 * ring binder case according to claim 1, characterized in that the case with a flap on its long side, with or
is closed without a push button or the like. 3. ring binder case according to claim 2 and 3> characterized in that that the case has a zipper instead of a flap, on its long side, for closing. k, ring binder case according to claims 1-3 »characterized in that the case has a tab" which is perforated "on its long side and is used for stapling in and out. 5. ring binder case according to claim h, characterized in that
that the case is provided with a flap on its transverse side and is closed by means of this. 6. Ring binder case, according to Anspteuch 4-5 *, characterized in that the case instead of a flap a Redßverschluß to
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