Improved Means for Advertising and for Effecting Life Insurance.
Year: 1891

page_text: Date of Application, 5th Nov., 1891
Complete Specification Left, 4th Dec., 1891-Accepted, 13th Feb., 1892
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improved Means for Advertising and for Effecting Life Insurance.
IBRAHIM THOMES KHEIRALLAHI 19 Torrington Square London W.C. do
hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
This invention relates to advertising and consist of a combined means for
advertising and policy of insurance. The object of my invention is for advertising
on plain and postal stamped envelopes cards wrappers telegraph formes and railway
tickets using the back side of envelopes and wrappars for advertising purposes with
regard to postal cards and railway ticket and tel. forms a special arrangements
will be made for the way of advertising on them. The nature of my invention is to
spread advertisements over all the globe with this object I will provide the said
envelopes cards and wrappars to the Post Office and to the public gratis without any
extra charge also the telegraph formes I will supply the telegraph department with
form gratis and the railway tickets will be supplied gratis. No extra charge will
be made for the policy of insurance any person using the said envelopes cards
wrappers telegraph form or railway ticket bearing my advertisements it will be a
policy of insurance for the sender from the moment his message leaves till it been
delivard to the addressee also the railway ticket from the begining of the journey
to the end.
Dated 4th November 1891
IBRAHIM THOMES KHEIRALLAH.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Improved Means for Advertising and for Effecting Life Insurance.
IBRAHIM THOMES KHEIRALLAH 19 Torrington Square London W.C do
hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to
be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement —
My invention No. 19077 dated 5th November 1891 relates to advertising and
the effect of life insurance and it is to be as follow Advertising on plain and postal
stamped envelopes, postal cards & wrappers, and telegram forms and railway
tickets, in advertising on envelopes the back side will be used as shown in Fig. (1)
(s) is the stamp on the (embossed envelope) and (a) is the embossed envelope (5) the
plain envelope and (c) is the back side of the envelope on which the said advertise-
ments are to be published A certain arrangement with the Post Office will be made
as regard to postal cards and how the advertisements are to be published on them
Fig. 2, 3 and 4 show the shape of the said card (a) is the card when folded (s) is
the stamp (6) is the back side of the said card where a part of the advertisements
are to be inserted (c) is the outside of the card when unfolded (s) is the stamp the
line y-x is the slot through which the upper end of the card is to pass and so keep a
the cards closed and (d) is the shape of the inside when unfolded, the space betwean
the two upper dotted lines in (c) is for the name and address the upper top and
lower two spaces are for the advertisements in (d) the space betwean the first top
dotted line and the slot -y is for writing, the rest for advertisements Fig. (3) is a
double card (a) is the place for the address (s) is the stamp (b) is the back side for
advertisements (c) is the outside of the card showing the shape not when unfolded
(d) is the inside of the same which is to be used for writing only Fig. (4) is another
double folded card or case gummed on all sides except the left where an opening is
left inside of which a folded paper (on which the advertisements are printed) is
n

page_text: placed as is the address side (s) is the stamp (6) is the back side left for writing
(n) is a notch made in the open side to faciliate the extraction of the advertise-
ments paper (c) is the inside paper on which the advertisements are printed Fig. (5) is
the postal wrapper (A) is the side for the name and address () is the back side for
advertisements Fig. (6) is the telegram form (a) is the front side of the form (b) is
the back side for advertisements Fig-(7) is the railway ticket (a & 6) is the ticket (c) is
a notch to faciliate the extraction of the advertisement paper inclosed this ticket
is made as an ordinary one, and inclose a paper neatly arranged, showing (1) a
sketch of the line and names of all stations, distances and fares (2) advertisements
(3) a novel, the passenger would find all particulars about (1) the line (2) advertise-
ments and (3) a novel to read through his journey (D & F) is another kind for the
tickets (d) is a shape of an unopen envelope (F) is a shape of the said ticket open
envelope and inclose a paper neatly arranged bearing the said (sketch, advertise-
ments and novel) and it will be in the same shape and weight of an ordinary ticket.
The object of my invention is to spread the advertisements over all the globe,
and by that I will supply the Post Office with envelopes cards & wrappars gratis
and to the public without any extra charge but for the stamp, any one using the
said envelopes cards and wrappers bearing my advertisements, his life will be
insured from the moment his message leaves till it is deliverd to the addressee, so
as with the telegram forms, and also will be supplied to the telegram department
gratis, and the railway tickets will be supplied gratis, and the passengers will pay
no extra for the insurance, and his life will be insured through the journey from the
begining of it till his arrival to his station as shown on his ticket.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I
claim is
To use solely the means of advertising on postal envelopes (plain and embossed)
cards and wrappers telegram forms and railway tickets, with the effect of life
insurance, and have the benifit of this method.
4th December 1891.
IBRAHIM THOMES KHEIRALLAH.