An emotion-indication board system includes: an emotion identifier storage area configured for storing a plurality of emotion state identifiers corresponding to a plurality of emotional states; a participant identifier storage area configured for storing a plurality of participant identifiers corresponding to a plurality of participants; an emotion indication area configured to allow one or more of the plurality of participants to indicate their emotional state via one or more of the plurality of participant identifiers and one or more of the plurality of emotional state identifiers.

A gift card includes a card body having a retailer's or credit card company name and logo, a pre-printed gift card account balance representing the balance on the card when initially purchased, and a user-fillable Card Balance data field which can be completed using an ordinary pencil or pen. The gift card also may be printed with one or more prompts, such as a graphic or written instruction, to provide a user with sufficient instruction to use the re-writable functionality of the present invention, and may include dollar and cents indicators to facilitate a user to write the current and updated balance clearly and accurately.

A gift card includes a card body having a retailer's or credit card company name and logo, a pre-printed gift card account balance representing the balance on the card when initially purchased, and a user-fillable Card Balance data field which can be completed using an ordinary pencil or pen. The gift card also may be printed with one or more prompts, such as a graphic or written instruction, to provide a user with sufficient instruction to use the re-writable functionality of the present invention, and may include dollar and cents indicators to facilitate a user to write the current and updated balance clearly and accurately.

Provided is a trading card in which a trading card package and content of the trading card package are linked and the content can be specified, and an illegal act can be found. A manufacturing method for a trading card package includes a step of grouping trading cards on which rareness degree information is printed and a step of packaging the grouped trading cards. Trading card IDs are imparted to the trading cards. In the grouping step, the trading card IDs are registered in a database. A package ID is imparted to a package. The package ID is enclosed in the package or provided on the package. The package ID of the package including the trading cards and the trading card IDs and the rareness degrees included in the package are associated.

A visual and olfactory presentation device combining a three-dimensional display card with one or more scented container attached thereto is provided. The visual and olfactory presentation device enables the synergetic effect of a visual presentation from an indicia area along the display card and an olfactory presentation from a scent formulation housed in each scented container. The scented container(s) may be disposed along the surface of the display card in such a way to enable a kickstand configuration along a supporting surface so that the indicia area is upwardly facing and enveloped in the scented formulation.

A visual and olfactory presentation device combining a three-dimensional display card with one or more scented container attached thereto is provided. The visual and olfactory presentation device enables the synergetic effect of a visual presentation from an indicia area along the display card and an olfactory presentation from a scent formulation housed in each scented container. The scented container(s) may be disposed along the surface of the display card in such a way to enable a kickstand configuration along a supporting surface so that the indicia area is upwardly facing and enveloped in the scented formulation.

An image is formed on a principal surface and a side face of a card. A thermal transfer printing apparatus includes a first feeding unit configured to feed an intermediate transfer medium including a transfer layer that is disposed on one surface of a substrate in such a manner as to be peelable from the substrate, a second feeding unit configured to feed a thermal transfer sheet including a colorant layer disposed on one surface of a base material, a printing unit configured to heat the thermal transfer sheet based on image data and transfer an ink of the colorant layer onto the transfer layer to form an image, and a transfer unit configured to heat the intermediate transfer medium and transfer the transfer layer having the image formed thereon onto a principal surface and a side face of the card.

An image is formed on a principal surface and a side face of a card. A thermal transfer printing apparatus includes a first feeding unit configured to feed an intermediate transfer medium including a transfer layer that is disposed on one surface of a substrate in such a manner as to be peelable from the substrate, a second feeding unit configured to feed a thermal transfer sheet including a colorant layer disposed on one surface of a base material, a printing unit configured to heat the thermal transfer sheet based on image data and transfer an ink of the colorant layer onto the transfer layer to form an image, and a transfer unit configured to heat the intermediate transfer medium and transfer the transfer layer having the image formed thereon onto a principal surface and a side face of the card.

A marking system for marking evidence at a scene is provided including a plurality of markers having measurement indicia, a sequential marker identification, and an index for indication of orientation provided thereon. A plurality of holders is also provided for holding the plurality of markers. The plurality of holders includes a base for resting on a relatively flat surface and a groove for holding the marker in place. Each marker of the plurality of markers is adapted to be placed adjacent to a separate piece of evidence at a scene.

A marking system for marking evidence at a scene is provided including a plurality of markers having measurement indicia, a sequential marker identification, and an index for indication of orientation provided thereon. A plurality of holders is also provided for holding the plurality of markers. The plurality of holders includes a base for resting on a relatively flat surface and a groove for holding the marker in place. Each marker of the plurality of markers is adapted to be placed adjacent to a separate piece of evidence at a scene.