GB890810A - Document holder for the automatic processing of documents - Google Patents

Abstract

890,810. Filing papers; indexing. STANDARD TELEPHONES & CABLES Ltd. April 10, 1959 [April 16, 1958], No. 12214/59. Addition to 815,071. Classes 16 and 146(1) [Also in Group XIX] In a document holder 1 according to the parent Specification comprising a T-shaped sheet of rigid plastic material folded to form two flaps, the flaps are connected together, to present displacement of documents contained in the holder, by means of two tongues attached to one flap and laced through slots in the other flap, the cross piece of the T forming projections 4, 4<SP>1</SP> by means of which the holder is suspended in a machine wherein it is processed. As shown, the tongues 11, 11<SP>1</SP> are cut from one flap and passed through slots 12, 12! in the other flap. The free ends of the tongues may be L-shaped to prevent inadvertant disengagement of the tongues from the slots. Alternatively slots 12, 12<SP>1</SP> are punched in both flaps and tongues are cut from a separate flexible sheet of material, both ends of each tongue being L-shaped. As shown, six openings are punched in one flap to facilitate the automatic processing of documents (see Group XIX) contained in the holder, the central opening 9 extending through both flaps. A magnetic strip bearing coded information is secured externally on one flap by means of a double faced adhesive strip. Indexing. The cross piece 13 of the holder is folded over upon itself and secured in position by two adhesive strips extending along the part 13, one strip being opaque and having adhesive on both sides and the other strip being coloured to index the contents of the holder and having adhesive on one side only.