Mailer form suitable for printing and method

Claim 2

A mailer form suitable for one-side computer printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges and first and second faces, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels with each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, the first face of one panel being equipped with the addressee information of the mailer, and constituting the mailer front, the first face of at least one panel being equipped with a printed message, one panel constituting the mailer back, at least one panel constituting the mailer closure flap, and being folded into superposition on and attached to one of said front and back panels, a line of perforation perpendicular to said fold lines and adjacent each side edge to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stubs for securing said panels in superposed condition with said message panel being positioned inwardly of said mailer and the addressee panel being positioned outwardly of said mailer.

Claim 3

The mailer of claim 1 in which a return envelope is attached to said mailer second face.

Claim 4

The mailer of claim 1 in which a fold line defining said message panel is equipped with a line of perforation for detaching said message panel from the remainder of said mailer.

Claim 5

The mailer of claim 1 in which said mailer has four panels arranged in sequence to provide the mailer flap, the mailer front, the mailer back and the mailer message panel, said mailer first face being equipped with adhesive means in the stubs of said message panel and the contiguous portion of the stubs of said back panel whereby said contiguous portion adhesive means attaches said flap to said back panel.

Claim 6

The mailer of claim 4 in which a return envelope is attached to said mailer second face.

Claim 7

A mailer form suitable for one-side computer printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges and first and second faces, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels with each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, the first face of one panel being equipped with the addressee information of the mailer, and constituting the mailer front, the first face of at least one panel being equipped with a printed message, one panel constituting the mailer back, at least one panel constituting the mailer closure flap, and being folded into superposition on and attached to one of said front and back panels, a line of perforation perpendicular to said fold lines and adjacent each side edge to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stubs for securing said panels in superposed condition with said message panel being positioned inwardly of said mailer and the addressee panel being positioned outwardly of said mailer, said mailer haivng four panels arranged in sequence to provide the mailer flap, the mailer front, the mailer back and the mailer message panel, said mailer first face being equipped with adhesive means in the stubs of said message panel and the contiguous portion of the stubs of said back panel whereby said contiguous portion adhesive means attaches said flap to said back panel, a return envelope being attached to said mailer second face, said return envelope including a paper ply having a first portion attached to said back panel and an unattached second portion underlying said front panel.

Claim 8

A mailer form suitable for one-side computer printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges and first and second faces, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels with each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, the first face of one panel being equipped with the addressee information of the mailer, and constituting the mailer front, the first face of at least one panel being equipped with a printed message, one panel constituting the mailer back, at least one panel constituting the mailer closure flap, and being folded into superposition on and attached to one of said front and back panels, a line of perforation perpendicular to said fold lines and adjacent each side edge to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stubs for securing said panels in superposed condition with said message panel being positioned inwardly of said mailer and the addressee panel being positioned outwardly of said mailer, said mailer haivng four panels arranged in sequence to provide the mailer flap, the mailer front, the mailer back and the mailer message panel, said mailer first face being equipped with adhesive means in the stubs of said message panel and the contiguous portion of the stubs of said back panel whereby said contiguous portion adhesive means attaches said flap to said back panel, a return envelope being attached to said mailer second face, said return envelope including a paper ply having a first portion attached to said back panel and an unattached second portion underlying said front panel.

Claim 9

The mailer of claim 6 in which said return envelope second portion is defined by a fold line underlying the fold line between said front and back panels, said second portion being equipped with a line of potential folding between said underlying fold line and the adjacent parallel edge of said ply to provide a flap for said return envelope, and adhesive means on said return envelope flap.

Claim 10

The mailer of claim 7 in which the fold lines defining said back panel are equipped with lines of perforation for separating said back panel from the remainder of said sheet whereby said back panel provides the back of said return envelope.

Claim 11

A mailer form suitable for one-side computer printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges and first and second faces, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels with each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, the first face of one panel being equipped with the addressee information of the mailer, and constituting the mailer front, the first face of at least one panel being equipped with a printed message, one panel constituting the mailer back, at least one panel constituting the mailer closure flap, and being folded into superposition on and attached to one of said front and back panels, a line of perforation perpendicular to said fold lines and adjacent each side edge to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stubs for securing said panels in superposed condition with said message panel being positioned inwardly of said mailer and the addressee panel being positioned outwardly of said mailer, said mailer having four panels arranged in sequence to provide the mailer flap, the mailer front, the mailer back and the mailer message panel, said mailer first face being equipped with adhesive means in the stubs of said message panel and the contiguous portion of the stubs of said back panel whereby said contiguous portion adhesive means attaches aid flap to said back panel, a return envelope being attached to said mailer second face, said return envelope including a paper ply having a first portion attached to said back panel and an unattached second portion underlying said message panel.

Claim 12

A mailer form suitable for one-side computer printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges and first and second faces, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels with each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, the first face of one panel being equipped with the addressee information of the mailer, and constituting the mailer front, the first face of at least one panel being equipped with a printed message, one panel constituting the mailer back, at least one panel constituting the mailer closure flap, and being folded into superposition on and attached to one of said front and back panels, a line of perforation perpendicular to said fold lines and adjacent each side edge to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stubs for securing said panels in superposed condition with said message panel being positioned inwardly of said mailer and the addressee panel being positioned outwardly of said mailer, said mailer having four panels arranged in sequence to provide the mailer flap, the mailer front, the mailer back and the mailer message panel, said mailer first face being equipped with adhesive means in the stubs of said message panel and the contiguous portion of the stubs of said back panel whereby said contiguous portion adhesive means attaches aid flap to said back panel, a return envelope being attached to said mailer second face, said return envelope including a paper ply having a first portion attached to said back panel and an unattached second portion underlying said message panel.

Claim 13

The mailer of claim 5 in which said return envelope is co-extensive with said mailer.

Claim 14

The mailer of claim 1 in which said mailer has at least five panels with at least two of said panels being message panels and arranged in series, connected relation.

Claim 15

The mailer of claim 11 in which said five panels are arranged in sequence to provide the mailer flap, the mailer front, the mailer back, and first and second message panels, the fold line between said mailer back and said first message panel including a line of perforation for separating said first and second message panels from the remainder of said sheet.

Claim 16

The mailer of claim 11 in which said five panels are arranged in sequence to provide the mailer face, first and second flap panels and first and second message panels, the second face of said second message panel constituting the back of said mailer.

Claim 17

The mailer of claim 13 in which said adhesive means is provided on the front face of the stubs of said second message panel and said second flap panel.

Claim 18

The mailer of claim 13 in which the fold line between the second flap panel and said first message panel includes a line of perforation.

Claim 19

The mailer of claim 15 in which the fold line between said third and fourth panels is a line of perforation, a paper ply having a first portion adhered to said first message panel second face and having a second portion underlying said second message panel to provide a return envelope.

Claim 20

A mailer form suitable for printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels, each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, one panel being suited for the addressed face of the mailer, at least one panel being suited for a printed message, one panel being suited for the back of the mailer, at least one panel being suited as a closure flap for the mailer, whereby all the panels can receive printing on one face of the sheet and the message panels are foldable to face the inside of the mailer, the addressed face of the mailer being foldable to face the outside of the mailer, the flap panel being foldable for attachment to one of said front and back panels to enclose the printed face of the message panel interiorily of the mailer, and a line of perforation perpendicular to the fold lines and adjacent each edge of the sheet to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stub between each line of perforation and its adjacent edge.

Claim 21

A mailer form suitable for printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels, each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, one panel being suited for the addressed face of the mailer, at least one panel being suited for a printed message, one panel being suited for the back of the mailer, at least one panel being suited as a closure flap for the mailer, whereby all the panels can receive printing on one face of the sheet and the message panels are foldable to face the inside of the mailer, the addressed face of the mailer being foldable to face the outside of the mailer, the flap panel being foldable for attachment to one of said front and back panels to enclose the printed face of the message panel interiorily of the mailer, and a line of perforation perpendicular to the fold lines and adjacent each edge of the sheet to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stub between each line of perforation and its adjacent edge.

Claim 22

A mailer form suitable for printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels, each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, one panel being suited for the addressed face of the mailer, at least one panel being suited for a printed message, one panel being suited for the back of the mailer, at least one panel being suited as a closure flap for the mailer, whereby all the panels can receive printing on one face of the sheet and the message panels are foldable to face the inside of the mailer, the addressed face of the mailer being foldable to face the outside of the mailer, the flap panel being foldable for attachment to one of said front and back panels to enclose the printed face of the essage panel interiorly of the mailer, and a line of perforation perpendicular to the fold lines and adjacent each edge of the sheet to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stub between each line of perforation and its adjacent edge, a return envelope being attached to that face of the sheet opposite to the printed face of the message panel, said return envelope having a first portion attached along three contiguous sides to a panel between stubs and a second portion underlying an adjacent panel but unsecured thereto.

Claim 23

A mailer form suitable for printing comprising a unitary paper sheet having a pair of parallel side edges, said sheet having at least three parallel fold lines extending perpendicularly to said side edges and forming at least four panels, each panel having an edge defined by a fold line, one panel being suited for the addressed face of the mailer, at least one panel being suited for a printed message, one panel being suited for the back of the mailer, at least one panel being suited as a closure flap for the mailer, whereby all the panels can receive printing on one face of the sheet and the message panels are foldable to face the inside of the mailer, the addressed face of the mailer being foldable to face the outside of the mailer, the flap panel being foldable for attachment to one of said front and back panels to enclose the printed face of the essage panel interiorly of the mailer, and a line of perforation perpendicular to the fold lines and adjacent each edge of the sheet to provide a tear off stub, and adhesive means on said stub between each line of perforation and its adjacent edge, a return envelope being attached to that face of the sheet opposite to the printed face of the message panel, said return envelope having a first portion attached along three contiguous sides to a panel between stubs and a second portion underlying an adjacent panel but unsecured thereto.

Claim 26

The method of claim 19 in which said printing is performed by laser means.

Claim 29

The method of claim 21 in which said mailer is equipped with a plurality of message panels, said message panels being continuously rollover folded.

Claim 30

The method of claim 21 in which said mailer is equipped with a plurality of message panels, said message panels being zig-zag folded.