Year: 1896

page_text: Complete Enerif
Date of Application, 8th Dec., 1896
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I, HARRY JONES, of York Gate, Regent's Park, London, Gentleman, do hereby
declare the nature of this Invention to be as follows:-
This invention relates to an improvement upon the Invention relating to
Improved letter cards and the like, for which Letters Patent No. 21173 of 1892,
were granted to me.
The object of the improvement is to increase the accommodation for the letter
communication, and, to this end, the Invention consists in adapting or forming
the letter-card with an extension or tail-piece forming a continuation of the
folding part of the letter-card furthest from the closing flap. The side edges of the
extension are cut just short of the perforations and gummed parts running along
the side edges of the perforated contiguous folding parts of the letter-card so as
not to interfere with the closing together of the latter or with the tearing off of
the side edges thereof in opening the letter-card, and the extension may be made
of any desired length so as to be adapted to fold once or twice or even more times
between the said contiguous parts of the letter-card which are gummed together
when closed, so that either one side or both sides of the extension may be used
for the purpose of the letter communication.
The closing flap is perforated and gummed along it's side edges, as in the
former improved letter-card, and it may be made of any required depth so as to
be adapted to cover any desired part of the folding part of the letter-card against
which it closes.
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I, HARRY JONES, of York Gate, Regent's Park, London, Gentleman, 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:-
This Invention relates to an improvement upon the Invention relating to
Improved letter-cards and the like, for which Letters Patent No. 21173 of 1892,
were granted to me: and is illustrated on the accompanying drawings, which

page_text: represent the letter-card forming the modification described in the specification
of said former Letters Patent with reference to Figure 4, of the drawings
accompanying said specification, made or adapted in accordance with the
present improvement, and will serve equally well as an illustration of the
application of the present improvement to the other forms or modifications of
letter-card forming the subject of such former patent.
The object of the improvement is to increase the accommodation for the letter
communication, and, to this end; the Invention consists in adapting or forming
the letter-card a, b, c, with an extension or tail piece z, forming a continuation
of the folding part b, of the letter-card furthest from the closing flap c. The
side edges ¹, of the extension z, are cut just short of the perforations f, and
gummed parts h, running along the side edges g, of the perforated contiguous
folding parts a, b, of the letter-card, so as not to interfere with the closing
together of the latter or with the tearing off of the side edges g, thereof in
opening the letter-card. The extension z, may be made of any desired length so
as to be adapted to fold once or twice or even more times between the said
contiguous parts a, b, of the letter-card which are gummed together when closed,
so that either one side or both sides of the extension z, may be used for the
purpose of the letter communication..
When the extension z, is adapted to fold twice or more times between the
parts a, b, of the letter card, its end part may be perforated across at its fold' so
as to be adapted to be readily and easily detachable and utilizable as a reply post-
card.
The closing flap c, is perforated and gummed along its side edges, as in the
former improved letter-card, and it may be made of any required depth so as to
be adapted to cover any desired part of the folding part 6, of the letter-card
against which it closes.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention and in what manner the same is to be performed; I declare that what I
claim is:
The hereinbefore described improvement in letter-cards and the like of the kind
referred to.
- 1st love of October 1897
DAY, DAVIES & HUNT,
Chartered Patent Agents, 321, High Holborn, London, W.C.,
Agents for the Applicant.