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EP0454063B1
EP0454063B1 EP91106524A EP91106524A EP0454063B1 EP 0454063 B1 EP0454063 B1 EP 0454063B1 EP 91106524 A EP91106524 A EP 91106524A EP 91106524 A EP91106524 A EP 91106524A EP 0454063 B1 EP0454063 B1 EP 0454063B1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
    • B42F—SHEETS TEMPORARILY ATTACHED TOGETHER; FILING APPLIANCES; FILE CARDS; INDEXING
    • B42F7/00—Filing appliances without fastening means
    • B42F7/02—Filing appliances comprising only one pocket or compartment, e.g. single gussetted pockets
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
    • B42F—SHEETS TEMPORARILY ATTACHED TOGETHER; FILING APPLIANCES; FILE CARDS; INDEXING
    • B42F13/00—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots
    • B42F13/02—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots with flexible or resilient means
    • B42F13/06—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots with flexible or resilient means with strips or bands

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  • the invention relates to a kit for a portfolio folder according to the preamble of claim 1, and a method of manufacturing of such a portfolio folder.
  • the invention refers to a kit for paperboard folders which permits custom photocopying or other printing of small quantities of folders on a cover panel.
  • folders which have a one-piece construction formed to have a front panel, a rear panel and a pocket at a lower front portion of the rear panel.
  • DE-A 26 02 271 teaches the use of a continuous duplicating form set of zig-zag folded sheets to provide a light-weight printed front sheet for a file folder.
  • This folder is adapted for use with duplicating forms such as to print by impact printer forms which will provide at least two copies of the same type-written sheet.
  • the front part comprises a simple paper sheet forming one component of a continuous form set whereas the rear part has side flaps folded above the size of the rear part and also a joint folding strip.
  • the front part is made of thin paper and is of smaller size than the folder, whereas the rear part has greater dimensions and is of different material, in particular of transparent material, and, therefore, the rear part is not printable in the same machine as the front part.
  • a binding apparatus for retaining sheet material, either permanently or releasably, in the folder between the front panel and rear panel.
  • Such portfolio folders are useful as, for example, to contain information and promotional materials which are desired to be presented to others in a pleasing, convenient format.
  • Known folders are frequently constructed of light cardboard and bristol board.
  • binders such as three ring binders which have rings to removably retain paper between front and rear panels of the binders.
  • Such binders also suffer the disadvantage that front covers of the binders can not be custom printed in small numbers at a low cost.
  • both panels consist of paperboard, in which the later front panel consists of paperboard of at least 200 g/m 2 , the remaining parts of the first and second panel having substantially the same dimensions.
  • the present invention provides a two-piece kit for a portfolio folder which is readily adapted to be purchased by a photocopy or printing center.
  • the front panel of the kit is sized to become comparable to that of normal paper sizes and readily adapted to have printed material applied to at least one side thereof by use of standard sized photographic or offset printing equipment.
  • the front panel of the kit consists of paper board of 200 to 400 g/m 2 . After application of indicia or printed matter to the front panel, the components of the kit are then assembled by securing the front panel to the rear panel.
  • the kit and method in accordance with the present invention permit small quantities of folders to be provided with customized printing on the front panel at relatively low cost and quick turnaround.
  • the kits may be provided with devises to retain papers in the folders.
  • a pocket may be provided or one surface of either the front or rear panel.
  • Binding apparatus such as including known three ring or spiked paper holding devices may be provided on the front or rear panel, preferably provided as a separate element of the kit.
  • the assembled folder preferably has a spine of sufficient thickness accommodate the binding apparatus and any paper to be returned between the front and rear panels.
  • one of the front and rear panels carry an adhesive strip covered by a release sheet for removal to permit easy assembly by adhering flaps on one panel to the other panel in overlapping manner, with suitable hinge forming fold lines providing a hinge for the resultant folder and/or spines of desired depth.
  • the present invention provides a kit for assembly into a portfolio folder comprising a separate front panel having an outer surface suitable for photocopying or offset printing; a separate rear panel; binding means for retaining sheet material in an assembled portfolio folder between the front panel and the rear panel; adhesive means comprising a thin strip having a layer of adhesive on each side thereof for securing the rear panel to the front panel, said rear panel comprising a rectangular sheet having a thin elongate flap portion along one side edge thereof delineated from a remaining rectangular portion of the rear panel by a hinge-forming scoreline parallel to said one side edge, said front panel comprising a rectangular sheet of dimensions substantially the same as that of said remaining rectangular portion, said rear panel adapted to be secured to said front panel with said flap portion folded along said scoreline and said flap portion overlying a thin elongate side portion of said front panel along a side edge thereof, said adhesive means secured to said flap portion by means of one of said layers of adhesive, the other layer of adhesive removably receiving a removable release sheet and enabled,
  • the present invention provides a kit for assembly into a portfolio folder comprising a separate first panel; a separate second panel; binding means for retaining sheet material in an assembled portfolio folder between the first panel and the second panel; first adhesive means for securing the first panel to the second panel, second means for securing the binding means to one of the first panel and the second panel, said first panel comprising a rectangular sheet having a thin elongate first flap portion along one side edge thereof delineated from a remaining rectangular portion of the first panel by a hinge-forming first scoreline parallel to said one side edge, said second panel comprising a rectangular sheet having a thin elongate second flap portion along one side edge thereof delineated from a remaining rectangular portion of the second panel by a hinge-forming second scoreline parallel to said one side edge, said remaining rectangular portion of the second panel having dimensions substantially the same as that of said remaining rectangular portion of the first panel, said first panel adapted to be secured to said second panel by the first adhesive means with said first flap portion folded along said first scoreline, said second flap
  • the present invention provides A kit for assembly into a portfolio folder comprising a separate first panel; a separate second panel; binding means for retaining sheet material in an assembled portfolio folder between between the first panel and the second panel; first adhesive means for securing the first panel to the second panel, second means for securing the binding means to one of the first panel and the second panel, said first panel comprising a rectangular sheet having a thin elongate first flap portion along one side edge thereof, a thin elongate second flap portion adjacent the first flap portion, and a remaining rectangular portion, said first flap portion delineated from the second flap portion by a hinge-forming first scoreline parallel to said one side edge, and said second flap portion delineated from the remaining rectangular portion by a hinge-forming second scoreline parallel to said one side edge, said second panel comprising a rectangular sheet of dimensions substantially the same as that of said remaining rectangular portion of the first panel, said first panel adapted to be secured by the first adhesive means to said second panel with said first flap portion folded along said first scoreline, said second flap portion
  • the present invention provides a method of manufacture of portfolio folders from a kit in accordance with the first, second and third preferred aspects comprising applying printed material to a front face of the first panel and thereafter securing first and second panels together.
  • kit in accordance with a first embodiment.
  • the kit comprises a separate front panel 10 and a separate rear panel 12.
  • Front panel 12 comprises a rectangular sheet of paperboard having a hinge-forming scoreline 14 near one side edge 16 so as to define a thin elongate flap portion 18 between the scoreline 14 and the side edge 16 and a remaining rectangular portion 20 comprising the rest of the front panel other than flap portion 18.
  • Rear panel 12 comprises a planar sheet of paperboard of irregular shape having two scorelines 23 and 25 which serve to delineate the rear panel into a rectangular, major portion 22, pocket portion 24 and pocket flap 26.
  • the rear panel is preassembled to form a pocket by having pocket flap 26 folded along scoreline 25 over pocket portion 24 and then pocket portion 24 folded along scoreline 23 to lie on top of the front face of major portion 22.
  • Pocket flap 26 may be permanently secured as by adhesive to major portion 22 as along its lower side edge 28.
  • Rear panel 12 carries an adhesive strip generally indicated 30 on the rear surface of panel 12 adjacent its side edge 32.
  • the adhesive strip 30 comprises a elongate strip of adhesive material 29 permanently secured on its undersigned to major portion 22 and having a release strip 31 covering its entire length. With the release strip 31 removed, the adhesive strip 30 is then activated and able to engage and permanently secure to flap portion 18.
  • a preferred strip is sold by Fasson Canada Inc. under the trade mark DUBL-STIK TAPE .
  • the front panel and rear panel of the kit of Figure 1 have been assembled by placing the front surface of flap portion 18 of the front panel 10 over the rear of major portion 22 of rear panel 12 so that the inside surface of the flap portion 18 is engaged by the activated adhesive strip 30 thereby permanently securing the front panel to the rear panel with the scoreline 14 aligned to be parallel to the side edge 32 of rear panel 12.
  • the kit provides a file folder with a convenient pocket 29 into which paper sheets can be placed and then protected by the front panel folded along scoreline 14 to overlie the rear panel.
  • the flap portion 18 overlies a thin elongate side portion of said major portion 22 along side edge 32 of major portion 22 and it is to be appreciated that the adhesive strip is applied to this side portion of the rear panel.
  • the kit is preferably provided with the rear panel assembled so that the pocket is pre-formed.
  • Front panel 10 comprises a thin sheet of material which may readily have printed material applied thereto.
  • the front panel 10 may be of a size and of a material composition which readily permits application of printed material as by passing the same through a conventional photocopier.
  • the front panel 10 may be of a size and of a composition to facilitate easy printing of the material thereon by a small-sized offset printer.
  • Such small-sized photographic machines and small-sized offset printers are readily available in, for example, small printing houses.
  • the front panel 10 may be preferably sized, for example, to have its rectangular portion 20 of a conventional paper size such as 215.9 mm (8 1/2 inches) by 279.4 mm (11 inches), 215.9 mm (8 1/2 inches) by 355.6 mm (14 inches) and the like, with its flap portion 18 to have a width of, for example, 12.7 mm (1/2 inch).
  • a conventional paper size such as 215.9 mm (8 1/2 inches) by 279.4 mm (11 inches), 215.9 mm (8 1/2 inches) by 355.6 mm (14 inches) and the like, with its flap portion 18 to have a width of, for example, 12.7 mm (1/2 inch).
  • the front panel With the front panel not carrying either the adhesive strip or the pocket as seen in Figures 1 and 2, the front panel comprises a relatively simple flat planar sheet preferably of paperboard or bristol board which can easily be handled for printing.
  • the kit is preferably supplied with the rear panel carrying the pocket and adhesive means and the front panel being a simple flat sheet readily adapted for photocopying or printing.
  • the front panel Prior to assembly, the front panel may be easily printed and thereafter the kit assembled. Thus, only a small number of front panels need to be printed as is advantageous to meet customized needs of small customers.
  • Figure 1 shows the adhesive strip 30 on the rear surface of rear panel 12
  • the adhesive strip could alternately be provided on the front surface of rear panel 12, to engage the outside surface of flap portion 18.
  • the adhesive strip could be provided on flap portion 18 as seen in Figure 1, and on either side thereof although providing the strip 30 on the inside would be preferable to result in a folder to appear assembled as in Figure 2.
  • Front panel 110 comprises a simple sheet of planar material which is adapted for photocopying or offset printing.
  • Rear panel 112 has a scoreline 114 running along the length of one side edge 140 thereof so as to define an elongate flap 118 on one side of the scoreline and a major rectangular portion 122 on the other side.
  • the major rectangular portion 122 carries a pocket 124.
  • Adhesive strip 130 is applied to the front of flap portion 118 with the adhesive strip having had a removable release sheet on the upper surface thereof similar to that in Figure 3.
  • the front panel 110 may have printed material applied thereto by photocopying or offset printing and thereafter with the release sheet removed from the strip, the front panel may be secured to the rear panel by the front panel being placed with side edge 142 aligned with scoreline 114 so that the flap portion 118 overlies a thin elongate side portion of the front panel 110 adjacent side edge 142.
  • the adhesive strip 130 may be applied to either surface of flap 118 or cover 110 adjacent its side edge 142. Preferably, however, strip 130 is on the rear panel 112.
  • Figure 5 shows a kit in accordance with the third embodiment which is the same in many aspects as the second embodiment of Figure 4, and accordingly similar reference numerals show equivalent elements to those in Figure 4.
  • Figure 5 differs from Figure 4 in two aspects.
  • major rectangular portion 122 carries a binding apparatus 174 for releasably or permanently retaining sheet material in an assembled portfolio folder between the front panel 110 and rear panel 112.
  • Figure 5 shows a preferred binding apparatus 174 comprising a continuous metal strap having two arms 175, 176 which pass through holes in rear panel 112 before emerging from the front of the rear panel and then passing through slots 177 in removable retainer bar 178.
  • Sheet material such as paper is received spiked on arms 175, 176 sandwiched between the retainer bar 178 and rear panel 162, as is known.
  • Other binding apparatus and means of securing the binding apparatus to either panel 122 or 110 could be utilized.
  • Figure 5 differs from Figure 4 in a second aspect, that pocket 124 is shown in Figure 5 in dotted lines so as to indicate that the pocket 124 need only be optionally provided with the third embodiment.
  • the front panel 110 may have printed material applied thereto by photocopying or offset printing and thereafter with release sheet removed from the adhesive strip 130, the front panel 110 may be secured to the rear panel 112 by the front panel 110 placed with the scoreline 118 aligned with the side edge 142 so that the flap portion 118 overlies a thin elongate side portion of the front panel 110 adjacent the side edge 114.
  • the binding apparatus 174 is mechanically secured to the rear panel 112, preferably as described above, so that the sheet material may be retained thereby between the front panel 110 and the rear panel 112.
  • kit in accordance with the with the fourth embodiment.
  • the kit comprises a separate front panel 210, a separate rear panel 212 and a binding apparatus 250 for releasably retaining sheet material in an assembled portfolio folder between the front panel and the rear panel.
  • Front panel 210 comprises a rectangular sheet of paperboard having a hinge forming scoreline 214 near one side edge 216 so as to define a thin elongate flap portion 218 between the scoreline 214 and the side edge 216, and a remaining rectangular portion 220 comprising the remainder of front panel 210 other than flap portion 218.
  • Rear panel 212 comprises a sheet of paperboard having a hinge forming scoreline 215 near one side edge 217 so as to define a thin elongate flap portion 219 between the scoreline 215 and the side edge 217 and a remaining rectangular portion 222 comprising the remainder of rear panel 212 other than flap portion 219.
  • the rear panel 212 carries a pocket 224.
  • a first adhesive strip 230 is applied to the rear surface of flap portion 219 with adhesive strip 230 having a removable release sheet on the upper surface thereof similar to that in Figure 3.
  • a second adhesive strip 260 is applied to the front surface of flap portion 219 with adhesive strip 260 having a removable release sheet 262.
  • FIG. 6 shows a binding apparatus 250 having three rings, 252a, 252b and 252c. Each ring may by opened and closed by one end 254 of each ring being releasably engaged with the base 256.
  • the rings are adapted to retain paper sheets with complementary holes, in known manner.
  • the binding apparatus 250 has a flat rear surface (not shown) to facilitate adhesion to adhesive strip 260.
  • Other binding apparatus and means of securing the binding apparatus are also possible.
  • the front panel 210 may have printed material applied thereto by photocopying or offset printing and thereafter with release sheet removed from the adhesive strip 230, the front panel 210 may be secured to the rear panel 212 by the front panel being placed with the scoreline 214 aligned with the side edge 217 so that the flap portion 218 overlies the flap portion 219.
  • the joined flap portions 218 and 219 in effect provide a binder edge between the front and rear panels.
  • the flat rear surface of the binding apparatus 250 may be secured to the front surface of flap portion 219 of the rear panel 212, so that sheet material may be retained thereby between the front panel 210 and the rear panel 212.
  • flap portions 218 and 219 may be of different size and dimensions.
  • the adhesive strip 230 could alternately be provided on the front surface of flap portion 219, to engage the rear surface of flap portion 218. While less preferred, the adhesive strip 230 could be provided on the front surface of flap portion 218, to engage the rear surface of flap portion 219, or alternately on the rear surface of flap portion 218, to engage the front surface of flap portion 219.
  • the adhesive strip 260 could suitably be provided elsewhere on the front surface of either front panel 210 or rear panel 212 to engage the rear surface of binding apparatus 250, or the adhesive strip 260 could be provided on the rear surface of binding apparatus 250 to engage the front surface of front panel 210 or rear panel 212.
  • kit in accordance with the with the fifth embodiment.
  • the kit comprises a separate front panel 310, a separate rear panel 312 and a binding apparatus 350 for releasably or permanently retaining sheet material in an assembled portfolio folder between the front panel and the rear panel.
  • Front panel 310 comprises a rectangular sheet of paperboard or other planar material whose front surface is adapted for photocopying or offset printing.
  • Rear panel 312 comprises a rectangular sheet of paperboard having two, parallel hinge forming scorelines, a first hinge forming scoreline 314 nearest one side edge 317 so as to define a thin elongate first flap portion 319 between the scoreline 314 and the side edge 317, and a second hinge forming scoreline 315 defining a thin elongate second flap portion 318 adjacent to the first flap portion 319 between the scoreline 315 and the first flap portion 319.
  • the remainder of rear panel 312 other than the first flap portion 319 and second flap portion 318 effectively comprises a remaining rectangular portion 322.
  • the rear panel 312 is not shown to carry a pocket, but a pocket could be provided as indicated as 324 in dotted lines.
  • An adhesive strip 330 is applied to the rear surface of flap portion 319 with adhesive strip 330 having a removable release sheet on the upper surface thereof similar to that in Figure 3.
  • Figure 7 shows a known binding apparatus 350 comprising a continuous metal strap with two arms 370 and 371 which pass through holes in the back panel 312 before emerging from the front of the rear panel and then passing through slots 373 in removable retainer bars 374. Paper is to be received spiked on arms 370 and 371 sandwiched between retainer bar 374 and the rear panel, as is known. Binding apparatus 350 shown in Figure 7 is preferably mechanically secured to the folder as described above.
  • the front panel 310 may have printed material applied thereto by photocopying or offset printing and thereafter with release sheet removed from the adhesive strip 330, the front panel 310 may be secured to the rear panel 312 by the front panel being placed with the scoreline 314 aligned with the side edge 342 so that the flap portion 319 overlies a thin elongate side portion of front panel 310 adjacent side edge 342.
  • the binding apparatus 250 is mechanically secured to the rear panel 312, so that sheet material may be retained thereby between the front panel 310 and the rear panel 312.
  • the adhesive strip 330 of the fifth embodiment may be applied to either surface of flap 319 or cover 310 adjacent its side edge 342.
  • strip 330 is on rear panel 312.
  • Figures 5, 6 and 7 show embodiments with binding apparatus 174, 250 and 350 to be secured to an assembled folder.
  • the kits for these embodiments preferably are provided as three separate parts that is, with each of the binding apparatus provided separate, to be affixed to the folder during assembly. This reduces the storage space required for the kits, especially with bulkier binder assemblies as shown in Figure 6.
  • the kit can be provided with the binding apparatus secured to one of the panels, especially if a less bulky binder apparatus such as in Figures 5 and 7 are provided. Where the binding apparatus is to be provided in the kit pre-secured to one panel, other means for attachment such as rivits may be used.
  • the binding apparatus 174, 250 and 350 shown in Figure 4, Figure 5 and Figure 6 may be secured to either the front or rear panel at any convenient location and the invention is not limited to these attachment only to the rear panel or only adjacent the binder edge.
  • a resultant folder will have, when folded, a front panel substantially coextensive in size and dimensions with the rear panel.
  • the remaining rectangular portion is sized to be substantially identical to major portion 22.
  • the preferred embodiment of Figures 1, 2, 6 and 7 show a file folder carrying a permanent pocket on the rear panel. This pocket is not necessary and an alternative pocket could be provided on either of the front or rear panels.
  • the one of the front or rear panel which is to have printed matter applied not carry an adhesive strip.

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  1. Ein Bausatz für eine Aktenmappe bestehend aus einem ersten Umschlag (10, 112, 210, 312), einem zweiten Umschlag (12, 110, 212, 310), einer ersten Möglichkeit (30, 130, 230, 330) zum Befestigen des ersten Umschlags am zweiten Umschlag, wobei einer der besagten ersten und zweiten Umschläage eine Oberfläche mit Möglichkeit (24, 124, 224, 324, 174, 250, 350) zum Zusammenhalten von Blättermaterial in einer zusammengebauten Aktenmappe zwischen dem ersten Umschlag und dem zweiten Umschlag besitzt, wobei der besagte Bausatz charakterisiert ist durch:
    besagten ersten Umschlag (10, 112, 210, 312), der ein separater Umschlag ist, bestehend aus einem rechteckigen Blatt mit einem dünnen, länglichen Klappteil (18, 118, 218, 319) entlang einem Seitenrand durch Skizzierung abgetrennt von einem verbleibenden rechteckigen Teil (20, 122, 220, 322) des ersten Umschlags durch eine erste gelenkbildende Kante (14, 114, 214, 314), die parallel zum besagten einen Seitenrand (16, 140, 217, 317) liegt,
    besagten zweiten Umschlag (112, 110, 212, 310), der ein separater Umschlag ist, bestehend aus einem rechteckigen Teil (22, 222) mit Abmessungen, die im wesentlichen die gleichen sind wie die des besagten verbleibenden Teils (20, 122, 220, 322),
    besagten ersten Umschlag (10, 112, 210, 312), der ausgelegt ist, um am zweiten Umschlag (12, 110, 212, 310) befestigt zu werden, mit besagtem ersten Klappteil (18, 118, 218, 319), das entlang besagter erster Kante (14, 114, 214, 314) geknickt ist, und das besagte erste Klappteil (18, 118, 218, 314), das über einem dünnen, länglichen Seitenteil des besagten zweiten Umschlags (12, 110, 212, 310) entlang einem Seitenrand (32, 142, 217) liegt,
    besagte erste Möglichkeit (30, 130, 230, 330) besteht aus einer Klebemöglichkeit, die an einem des besagten ersten Klappteils (18, 118, 218, 319) und Seitenteils befestigt ist,
    besagte erste Klebemöglichkeit (30, 130, 230, 330) besitzt ein entfernbares Abziehblatt (31), das entfernt werden kann, um die erste Klebemöglichkeit zur Verbindung mit dem anderen des besagten ersten Klappteils und Seitenteils zu aktivieren, wobei einer der ersten oder zweiten Umschläge eine zum Fotokopieren und Bedrucken geeignete Außenoberfläche besitzt,
    einer der ersten und zweiten Umschläge, der den Vorderumschlag bildet, besteht aus 200 bis 400 g/m2 schwerem Karton.
  2. Ein Bausatz laut Anspruch 1, worin besagter zweiter Umschlag (212) ein dünnes, längliches zweites Klappteil (219) entlang besagtem einem Seitenrand (217) besitzt, das durch Skizzierung von besagtem verbleibenden rechteckigen Teil (222) des zweiten Umschlags (212) abgetrennt ist mittels einer gelenkbildenden zweiten Kante (215), die parallel zum besagten einen Seitenrand (217) ist,
    besagtes zweites Klappteil (219) besagte Seitentasche trägt, besagter erster Umschlag (210) geeignet ist, um an besagtem zweiten Umschlag (212) befestigt zu werden mittels der ersten Klebemöglichkeit (230) mit besagtem ersten Klappteil (218), das entlang der besagten ersten Kante (214) geknickt ist, besagtes zweites Klappteil (219) ist entlang der besagten zweiten Kante (215) geknickt, und besagtes erstes Klappteil (218) liegt über besagtem Seitenteil auf besagtem zweiten Klappteil (219).
  3. Ein Bausatz laut Anspruch 1, worin besagter erster Umschlag (312) ein dünnes, längliches zweites Klappteil (318) neben dem ersten Klappteil (319) zwischen dem ersten Klappteil (319) und dem verbleibenden rechteckigen Teil (322) besitzt, besagtes zweites Klappteil (318) vom ersten Klappteil (319) durch die erste Kante (314) skizziert ist, und vom verbleibenden rechteckigen Teil (322) durch eine gelenkbildende zweite Kante (315) parallel zum besagten einen Seitenrand (317) liegt.
  4. Ein Bausatz laut einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, worin besagte Möglichkeit zum Zusammenhalten Taschenmöglichkeiten (24, 124, 224, 324) auf der Oberfläche von einem der ersten und zweiten Umschläge besitzt.
  5. Ein Bausatz laut einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, worin besagte Möglichkeit zum Zusammenhalten Bindemöglichkeiten (174, 250, 350) besitzt, und
    der Bausatz eine zweite Möglichkeit (175, 260, 370) zum Befestigen der Bindemöglichkeit an einem des ersten und zweiten Umschlags besitzt.
  6. Ein Bausatz laut einem der Ansprüche 1, 2 oder 3, worin besagte erste Klebemöglichkeit (130) an besagtem ersten Klappteil (118) befestigt ist, besagter zweiter Umschlag (110) besteht aus einem Vorderumschlag für besagte Aktenmappe und besitzt eine Außenoberfläche, die zum Fotokopieren oder Offset-Drucken geeignet ist, besagter erster Umschlag (112) besteht aus einem Rückumschlag für besagte Aktenmappe, und besagte Möglichkeit zum Zusammenhalten besteht aus einer Taschenmöglichkeit (124) auf einer nach vorne zeigenden Oberfläche des ersten Umschlags.
  7. Ein Bausatz laut Anspruch 5, worin besagte Bindemöglichkeit (250) separat ist und besagte zweite Möglichkeit (260) zum Befestigen der Bindemöglichkeit aus einer zweiten Klebemöglichkeit (260) besteht, die an einer der Bindemöglichkeiten und besagtem ersten oder besagtem zweiten Umschlag befestigt ist,
    besagte zweite Klebemöglichkeit besitzt ein entfernbares Abziehblatt (262) zum Entfernen, um die zweite Klebemöglichkeit zu aktivieren.
  8. Ein Bausatz laut Anspruch 2, worin besagtes zweites Klappteil (219) im wesentlichen die gleichen Abmessungen besitzt wie die des ersten Laschenteils (218).
  9. Ein Bausatz wie in Anspruch 1 behauptet, worin erste besagte Klebemöglichkeit (30) an besagtem Seitenteil des zweiten Umschlags (22) befestigt ist, besagter erster Umschlag (10) besteht aus einem Vorderumschlag für besagte Aktenmappe und hat eine Außenoberfläche, die zum Fotokopieren oder Bedrucken geeignet ist, besagter zweiter Umschlag (12) besteht aus einem Rückumschlag für besagte Aktenmappe und besagte Möglichkeit zum Zusammenhalten bestehend aus einer Taschenmöglichkeit (24) auf einer nach vorne zeigenden Oberfläche des zweiten Umschlags.
  10. Ein Herstellungsverfahren für eine Aktenmappe mit gedrucktem Material auf der Vorderseite aus einem Bausatz laut den Ansprüchen 1 bis 9, das charakterisiert ist durch:
    (a) das Aufbringen von besagtem gedruckten Material durch Fotokopieren oder Offset-Drucken auf besagte Vorderoberfläche, die zum Fotokopieren oder Offset-Drucken geeignet ist;
    (b) die Aneinanderbefestigung von den besagten ersten und zweiten Umschlägen durch Entfernen des Abziehblattes von der ersten Klebemöglichkeit und Befestigung von besagtem ersten Klappteil des ersten Umschlags an besagtem Seitenteil des zweiten Umschlags, wobei die besagte erste Kante mit besagtem Seitenrand des besagten Rückumschlags gleich ausgerichtet ist, so daß das erste Klappteil über dem besagten Seitenteil liegt.
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