DE1884925U - HOLDING TEMPLATE FOR IN PARTICULAR BY A TYPEWRITER ON THE EDGE OF YOUR VISION, TO BE INSCRIBED. - Google Patents

Description

ⁿ Holding template for flake cards to be written on, especially with a typewriter, on the visible edge "

In the production of lists, directories, address books and telephone books, etc., the alphabetical order of which is subject to frequent or constant changes, for example, cards are placed like scales on a rail with 0 the like. provided holding surface ζ pianette) is easily exchangeable in such a way that a visible edge on each of these cards that can be written on remains free. At the viewing edge and parallel to this, the corresponding entries are made on the individual cards, e.g. with a typewriter, whereupon the cards are attached to the place on the planetary rail determined by the alphabetical ordering principle used. The pianette equipped with the cards arranged like scales in this way, on which only the visible edges of the cards are visible, can then be photographed or copied in some other way, for example for the purpose of duplication or printing.

The labeling of the visible edges of such scale cards, especially if it is done with a typewriter, requires a high level of accuracy, since to accommodate the largest possible number of cards on the rails of a Pianette, the visible edges to be labeled must be kept sufficiently coarse have to.

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Planett3n £ io mentioned are used preferably for postal and Fernsprechver- ύ tories ( "Post Plane tablets ^M), but also for any other ER \ _': constitutional ij.

M The present innovation has a holding template for labeling the j 3

f. | Shed cards, of the type used in tarpaulin Post tablets preferably zua] Object. According to the innovation, this holding template consists of a piece of [I stiff paper (cardboard) or plastic of preferably rectangular \\ -

Form, the edge of which is on top when clamped in a typewriter - '! NEN the label space of the card has free lapsing incision, S the side edges of which are continued downward in holding slots. ^:

ί 'The ends of these holding slots serve as support points for those from above flake cards to be inserted into the stencil, with these between the front surface of the stencil and the rear surface of the through the two holding slots formed tab are clamped. - Appropriately, the holding slots end in holes of preferably circular shape and some Millimeters in diameter »In this way, a defined support edge for the lower edge of the flake card is guaranteed and the Holding slots avoided during prolonged use. - It is also recommended that to form the retaining slots slightly curved in an S-shape.

Finally, it is of further advantage to fold the holding template in such a way that that it receives a kink parallel to the direction of writing, with the actual holding part of the stencil having the incision and the holding slots Letter is at the back and on its front through the folded part | is covered approximately up to the upper end of the retaining slots. As a result, the 1st Write down the lower part of the scale card that cannot be written on

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Contamination or damage preserved.

The subject of the innovation is explained in more detail with the attached drawing « It represents

Figure 1 represents one of the flake cards,

Figure 2 shows the attachment of such cards on the holding rail of a piano,

FIG. 3 the holding template forming the innovation item with inserted flake cards for the Label the edge of this card.

The scale card denoted by 1 according to FIG. 1 is preferably made Special cardboard and has two ear-shaped punched flaps 2 and 3.

By means of these tabs 2 and 3, a larger number of scale cards 1 be lined up on a rail, as shown in FIG. Here 4 means a rail with cranked straps that can be fastened to a piano 5, which are gripped from below by the tabs 2, 3 of the cards 1, so that these can be moved along the rail 4. Every card can be used with its lower band near the tabs, 2, 3 push it under the neighboring card until its lower band on the tab this adjoining card »In this way, many cards Arrange them like scales on a rail in such a way that a visible edge 6 remains on each card.

For labeling this visible edge 6, e.g. using a normal or with Typewriter provided with correspondingly smaller types is used by the modernized one Holding template according to Figure 3. It consists of a piece of stiff paper (also cardboard) or plastic 7i that can be clamped in a typewriter is suitable.

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The lower ends of the running edition are given to the lines of writing Slots 11, 12 expanded to form small, approximately circular holes 15, 16. Through this At the same time, tearing of the holding slots 11, 12 after prolonged use is avoided.

* The height of the support template 7 ^st suitably sized so that its lower part is folded upwards 17 to a fold 18 so that he is after insertion of the to be labeled small card 1 into the template and during the clamping of the stencil in the typewriter from the front before lays the lower part of the card and offers it protection. The upper edge 19 of this folded-over part extends approximately to the upper end 'of the holding slots 11, 12.

Finally, it is still from the gate part, two small ones on the template surface 7 punch out approximately semicircular tabs 20, 21, which are used to limit the lateral position or marking the cards inserted into the stencil for writing. - It may also be sufficient to use simple flaps instead of such flaps to apply printed markings on the template.

At its upper edge during clamping, the holding template 1 has an incision 8, the lateral edges 9 »10 of which are continued downward into holding slots 11, 12. A tab I3 is formed by the slots 11, 12. The card 1 to be labeled on its visible edge 6 is now inserted from above in such a way that it is clamped between the tab 13 and the surface parts of the stencil 7, which are near the incision edges 9, 10, guided through the slots 11, 12. - So that the lower edge J 14 of the Kärtohene 1 has a defined and, in particular, exactly parallel to the Be j

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Claims (6)

I5g, 35/05. 1884925. Otto Lampertz Factory for files and registries ,: Berlin. | Holding template for in particular; O 7 10 KQ derc using a typewriter on her> «- ι. lfc-03 »5 · * visible edge to be labeled scales-1! törtchen. 9/21/63. L 35491. (T. 6; Z, 1) j protection claims 1) Retaining template for, in particular, a typewriter on its visible edge To be labeled flake cards, preferably the so-called Postplanctten type used, characterized in that the template (7) from a piece of stiff paper (cardboard) or plastic, preferably rectangular The shape of which, when it is clamped in a typewriter, has an incision (β) that leaves the space for writing on the card (1). has, the lateral edges (9,1θ) down into holding slots (11,12) are continued. 2) holding template according to claim 1, characterized in that the ends of the Holding slots (11, 12) as support points for those pushing in from above Scale cards (1) are used, which are held clamped between the front surface of the template (7) and the rear surface of the tab (13) formed by the two holding slots (11, 12). 3) Holding template according to claim 2, characterized in that the holding slots (11, 12) in holes (15, 16) of preferably circular shape and some Millimeter Suroh knives end * 4) holding template according to claim 2 or 3 »characterized in that the Holding slots (11, 12) are slightly curved in an S-shape. 5) holding template according to claim 1 or foulenden, characterized in that it is folded parallel to the direction of writing in such a way that the actual holding part which has the incision (θ) and the holding slots (11, 12) at [15s, 35/05. 1884925. Otto Lampertzj factory for card files and ^: registries, i Berlin. I holding doubloon for especially small scales to be descried by means of a rubbing mash. 9/21/63. L 35 491. (T. 6; 2, -1) Writing lies at the back and is covered on its front side by the fully folded part (17) approximately to the upper end of the holding slots (11, 12) . 6) holding template according to spoke 1 or the following, characterized in that that they are used to limit the lateral position of the inserted scale cards with roughly semicircular, punched-out tabs (20, 21) or printed on them Markings is provided.