Abstract Disclosed is a note caddy which includes a binder with several sheets. The sheets have perforated scoring to facilitate their removal from the binder. Further, the sheets are divided into sections by perforated scoring, and note panels are adhered to each section. Each note panel has a note surface and an adhesive surface. The note surface of the panels are designed to receive notes penned or penciled thereon by the user of the invention. The carrier sheets are constructed in a manner to allow the adhesive surface of the panels to releasably adhere thereto; for example, the carrier sheets can have a release coating on them which will cause the adhesive of the adhesive surface of the panel to adhere to the carrier sheet but be removable from it with the adhesive remaining on the panel for use in thereafter adhering the panel to a file, ledger or the like. Thus, the panels, when removed from the carrier sheets, can then be transferred to a ledger, page or file dedicated to the topic of the notes made on the specific panel and the adhesive surface, which is pressure sensitive, will adhere to the ledger, page or file tightly for a permanent binding of the panel to the page.
A note caddy including: a. a binder with at least one support flap; b. multiple carrier sheets; c. said multiple carrier sheets having multiple edges; d. said carrier sheets being bound along at least one of their edges and to said support flap to form a spine of the note caddy; e. each carrier sheet having a first line of perforated scoring running substantially parallel to said spine and adjacent thereto whereby the sheet may be torn along the first line of perforated scoring and removed from the note caddy; f. at least one second line of perforated scoring running perpendicular to the first line of perforated scoring, said second line of perforated scoring dividing said carrier sheets into two or more sections; g. note panels; h. said note panels having a front and back surface; i. the front surface of each of said note panels constituting a note surface onto which the user may scribe notes relating to a particular topic; j. the back surface of each of said note panels having an adhesive coating creating an adhesive surface which will adhere the panels to the carrier sheets; k. a panel adhered to each section; and l. said carrier sheets treated with means whereby the panels may be removed from the carrier sheets with the adhesive surface in tact so that the panels may be relocated to a transfer page dedicated to the subject matter of the notes taken on each individual panel.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A note caddy including: a. a binder with at least one support flap; b. multiple carrier sheets; c. said multiple carrier sheets having multiple edges; d. said carrier sheets being bound along at least one of their edges and to said support flap to form a spine of the note caddy; e. each carrier sheet having a first line of perforated scoring running substantially parallel to said spine and adjacent thereto whereby the sheet may be torn along the first line of perforated scoring and removed from the note caddy; f. at least one second line of perforated scoring running perpendicular to the first line of perforated scoring, said second line of perforated scoring dividing said carrier sheets into two or more sections; g. note panels; h. said note panels having a front and back surface; i. the front surface of each of said note panels constituting a note surface onto which the user may scribe notes relating to a particular topic; j. the back surface of each of said note panels having an adhesive coating creating an adhesive surface which will adhere the panels to the carrier sheets; k. a panel adhered to each section; and l. said carrier sheets treated with means whereby the panels may be removed from the carrier sheets with the adhesive surface in tact so that the panels may be relocated to a transfer page dedicated to the subject matter of the notes taken on each individual panel.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The note caddy as claimed in claim 1 wherein the means with which said carrier sheets are treated is a release coating.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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The note caddy as claimed in claim 1 wherein the adhesive coating on the back surface of each of said note panels is a fast adhesive.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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The note caddy as claimed in claim 2 wherein the adhesive coating on the back surface of each of said note panels is a fast adhesive.