Method of making magazine insert

Abstract

Abstract A MAGAZINE INSERT AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME, THE INSERT CONSISTING OF A PLURALITY OF SUPERIMPOSED PAGES, EACH CONNECTED TO THE OTHER BY ADHESIVE APPLIED THEREBETWEEN ALONG A PAIR OF SPACED PARALLEL LINES EXTENDING ALONG THEIR BINDING EDGES AND EACH BEING PERFORATED ALONG A LINE PARALLEL TO AND EXTENDING BETWEEN THE LINES OF ADHESIVE SO THAT THE PORTION REMOTE FROM THE BINDING EDGE MAY BE TORN FREE TO PROVIDE A BOUND ARTICLE READILY REMOVABLE WITHOUT DAMAGES TO THE BINDING OF THE PRIMARY MAGAZINE. THE INSERT IS MADE BY APPLYING ADHESIVE AT DIFFERENT LOCATIONS TO OPPOSITE SIDES OF A SHEET IN RIBBON FORM ALONG AND AT OPPOSITE SIDES OF A PAIR OF SPACED LONGITUDINALLY EXTENDING PERFORATIONS, THE RIBBON BEING FOLDED UP ITSELF TRANSVERSELY WITH STANDARD FOLDING MACHINE EQUIPMENT A NUMBER OF TIMES, DEPENDING UPON THE NUMBER OF PAGES DESIRED IN THE END PRODUCT AND, AS DESIRED, CUT OR FOLDED LONGITUDINALLY TO PRODUCE AN INSERT PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR SECUREMENT INTO THE PRIMARY MAGAZINE BY PERFECT BINDING OR SADDLE-STITCHING, RESPECTIVELY.

Inventors

• 👤 Robert Charles Bailey
• 👤 Maurice William Eppard
• 👤 Harry Albert Estes
• 👤 Henry Aldrich Montillon
• 👤 Jerry Allen Higgins
• 👤 Glen Stuart James
• 👤 Verne Vincent Myring
• 👤 Orville Herbert Robertson
• 👤 Blaine Walter Sargeant
• 👤 Neal Edwin Sorensen

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