Thomas B Schulhof

20080190997, Aug 14, 2008

Feb 12, 2007

11/705321

Thomas B. Schulhof - Norwalk CT, US

Quadriga Art, Inc. - New York NY

B65D 27/00

229 75, 229 681

A postal mailer includes a first main panel and a second main panel opposite the first main panel, opposed first and second peripheral side panels extending between the first main panel and the second main panel, and opposed first and second end panels extending between the first main panel and the second main panel. One or more score lines extend across each of the first and second main panels and one or more openings formed in each of the first and second peripheral side panels and extending between the first and second main panels.

20080190998, Aug 14, 2008

May 25, 2007

11/807038

Thomas B. Schulhof - Norwalk CT, US

Quadriga Art, Inc. - New York NY

B65D 27/00

229 75, 229 681

A postal mailer includes a first main panel and a second main panel opposite the first main panel and opposed first and second peripheral side panels extending between the first main panel and the second main panel. One or more score lines extend across each of the first and second main panels and one or more openings formed in each of the first and second peripheral side panels and extend between the first and second main panels.

20090057379, Mar 5, 2009

Nov 12, 2008

12/269182

Thomas B. Schulhof - Norwalk CT, US

QUADRIGA ART, INC. - New York NY

B65D 27/00

229 75, 229 681

A postal mailer includes a first main panel and a second main panel opposite the first main panel and opposed first and second peripheral side panels extending between the first main panel and the second main panel. One or more score lines extend across each of the first and second main panels and an opening is formed in each of the first and second peripheral side panels and extends between the first and second main panels.

40330613, Jul 5, 1977

Sep 4, 1975

5/610321

Thomas B. Schulhof - New York NY
Ronald M. Schulhof - New York NY

Quadriga Art Co., Inc. - New York NY

G09F 110

40158R

A display folder for exhibiting a display, such as a picture, a certificate and the like, the display folder having two panels connected by a center spine for folding together like a book. Preferably, a display is provided in each panel. The display of each panel is sandwiched between a base sheet and a top sheet of substantially rigid material, such as chipboard, with the top sheet adhering to the sheet of display material in space provided between the display and one or more adjacent edges of the display sheet to permit removal of a cut-away portion of the top sheet when the top sheet is cut to provide a frame around the display. The panels are adhesively encased in an overlay cover material. An aperture is die-cut through the top sheet of each panel with the aperture being larger than the display, the inner edge of the aperture being between the display and the adhesion material securing the top sheet to the display sheet, whereby removal of the die-cut material exposes the display, with the remaining portions of the top sheet forming the frame around the display.

40802361, Mar 21, 1978

Oct 29, 1976

5/736733

Thomas B. Schulhof - New York NY
Ronald M. Schulhof - New York NY

Quadriga Art Co., Inc. - Port Chester NY

B32B 3100

156220

A method of making a display folder is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sheet of display material having an area to be viewed on one side thereof and then adhering the side of the sheet of display material opposite the viewed side to a base sheet of substantially rigid material. A top sheet of substantially rigid material is then adhered to the viewed side of the sheet of display material by means of an adhesive material, the adhesive material being disposed solely on a portion of the sheet outward of the area to be viewed, thereby sandwiching the sheet of display material between the base and the top sheets to define a panel assembly. The top sheet is then die-cut to form the outline of an aperture, the outline being interior of the adhesive material and outward of the area to be viewed for permitting removal of the portion of the top sheet interior of the outline. Finally, the interior portion of the top sheet is removed to expose the area to be viewed whereby the remaining portion of the top sheet forms a frame around the area to be viewed.