Mailer with I.D. card and method

Claim 2

A mailer I.D. product comprising a series of connected stuffed envelope assemblies having continuous top and bottom plies equipped with longitudinally extending control margins and transverse lines of perforation defining individual envelope assemblies, an insert ply within each envelope assembly captured along only one longitudinal side, said insert ply including card stock having longitudinal and transverse lines of perforation therein defining an I.D. card, a pressure sensitive adhesive equipped transparent film having a first portion attached to said card stock, the second portion of said film being held in face-to-face relation with said card stock by confinement between said top and bottom plies, said second portion of said film being equipped with a release liner over said pressure sensitive adhesive whereby upon removal of said release liner said film is movable into covering relation with said I.D. card.

Claim 3

The product of claim 1 in which said I.D. card has two faces, said film portion being attached in covering relation to one of said faces, said second portion being sized and constituted to be pivoted into covering relation with the other face of said I.D. card.

Claim 4

The product of claim 2 in which said insert ply film and top and bottom plies are equipped with superposed lines of perforation adjacent to and parallel with said one longitudinal edge, said superposed line of weakness in said insert ply defining one edge of said I.D. card.

Claim 5

The product of claim 1 in which said first portion is attached to said insert ply adjacent said I.D. card, a line of perforation in said film between said first and second portions.

Claim 6

The product of claim 4 in which said second portion is sized to cover one face of said I.D. card.

Claim 7

The product of claim 4 in which said second portion is sized to cover both faces of said I.D. card.

Claim 8

A mailer I.D. product comprising a stuffed envelope assembly initially having control margins outward of two opposite sides for processing along a longitudinally-extending path, said assembly including front and back envelope plies parametrically united and an insert ply secured along a line of adhesive to one of said front and back plies inwardly adjacent the parametric union associated with one of said sides, superposed longitudinally extending lines of perforation inwardly adjacent said line of weakness in each of said plies providing a tear strip for access to the envelope interior, said insert ply including card stock having longitudinal and transverse lines of perforation therein defining an I.D. card, a pressure sensitive adhesive-equipped transparent film having a first portion attached to said card stock, the second portion of said film being held in face-to-face relation with said card stock by confinement between said front and back plies, said second portion of said card stock being equipped with a release liner over said pressure sensitive adhesive whereby upon removal of said release liner said film is movable into covering relation with said I.D. card.

Claim 9

A mailer I.D. product comprising a stuffed envelope assembly initially having control margins outward of two opposite sides for processing along a longitudinally-extending path, said assembly including front and back envelope plies parametrically united and an insert ply secured along a line of adhesive to one of said front and back plies inwardly adjacent the parametric union associated with one of said sides, superposed longitudinally extending lines of perforation inwardly adjacent said line of weakness in each of said plies providing a tear strip for access to the envelope interior, said insert ply including card stock having longitudinal and transverse lines of perforation therein defining an I.D. card, a pressure sensitive adhesive-equipped transparent film having a first portion attached to said card stock, the second portion of said film being held in face-to-face relation with said card stock by confinement between said front and back plies, said second portion of said card stock being equipped with a release liner over said pressure sensitive adhesive whereby upon removal of said release liner said film is movable into covering relation with said I.D. card.

Claim 10

The product of claim 7 in which said I.D. card is equipped with a localized area of autogenous coating having microscopic pressure rupturable capsules containing a chromogenic material and an electron acceptor material.

Claim 11

The product of claim 7 in which said first film portion is in covering relation to said I.D. card.

Claim 12

The product of claim 7 in which said first film portion is adhered to said card stock adjacent said I.D. card, and a line of perforation between said first and second portions.

Claim 13

The product of claim 7 in which said second film portion is equipped with a CB coating, said I.D. card being equipped with a CF coating, said coatings being in face-to-face relationship where said second portion is moved into covering relation with said I.D. card.