A label including a first strip including a first end and a second end opposite the first end. The first strip includes an opaque material. The first strip further includes a first area proximate the first end. The first area includes a first length along a longitudinal axis common to the first strip. The label also includes a second strip including a third end and a fourth end opposite the third end, wherein the second strip includes a transparent material. The second strip is laminated over the first strip such that the third end is disposed outside the first area. The fourth end extends beyond the second end a distance at least equal to the first length.

A wearable weapon license identification that folds onto itself into wallet configuration so that it can be readily stowed or carried in a pocket and unfolds into a deployed configuration so that it can be donned by a user. The identification includes a front placard, a rear placard and a pair of shoulder straps. The front placard folds over itself to form a wallet style pouch for receiving the rear placard and the shoulder straps therein. The front placard also includes a flat transparent pocket for receiving a state firearm license card, driver's license or other identification card, which is visible when the identification is deployed and donned by a user. Both the front and rear placards have indicia or lettering that is visible when the identification is unfolded and donned by a user.

A wearable weapon license identification that folds onto itself into wallet configuration so that it can be readily stowed or carried in a pocket and unfolds into a deployed configuration so that it can be donned by a user. The identification includes a front placard, a rear placard and a pair of shoulder straps. The front placard folds over itself to form a wallet style pouch for receiving the rear placard and the shoulder straps therein. The front placard also includes a flat transparent pocket for receiving a state firearm license card, driver's license or other identification card, which is visible when the identification is deployed and donned by a user. Both the front and rear placards have indicia or lettering that is visible when the identification is unfolded and donned by a user.

Systems and devices in accordance with embodiments provide one or more tags for use with horses and/or riders, to provide readily-visible and accessible horse or rider information. For example, a horse tag is configured to be semi-permanently affixed to a portion of a mane and includes one or more strips of fluorescent material and/or a reflective, recognizable symbol indicating information about the horse is available.

Systems and devices in accordance with embodiments provide one or more tags for use with horses and/or riders, to provide readily-visible and accessible horse or rider information. For example, a horse tag is configured to be semi-permanently affixed to a portion of a mane and includes one or more strips of fluorescent material and/or a reflective, recognizable symbol indicating information about the horse is available.

A self-expiring band structure is activated upon the contacting of two chemical constituents together. This contacting may be performed by the attachment action of the band or independently thereof. After a time duration has passed, the coaction of the chemical constituents result in a visually perceptible change can alert others to the fact the band has expired. These bands may be both printable, such as by a printer or other machine printing, as well as time-expiring making them a very versatile product that offer heightened security at the price point closer to that of a disposable item because they do not require complex infrastructure for validation.

The present application relates to a linerless self-adhesive label, method for labelling an item, and to a labelled item.

The present application relates to a linerless self-adhesive label, method for labelling an item, and to a labelled item.

The present invention provides a novel adhesive arrangement that allows pressure sensitive labels to be fully wrapped around bottle necks using the center line transfer method. The pressure sensitive label includes an interior face including: an adhesive material; a border provided around the adhesive material where the label does not include the adhesive material; and a first margin at a first side edge of the interior face that does not include the adhesive material, the first margin being wider than the border.

The present invention provides a novel adhesive arrangement that allows pressure sensitive labels to be fully wrapped around bottle necks using the center line transfer method. The pressure sensitive label includes an interior face including: an adhesive material; a border provided around the adhesive material where the label does not include the adhesive material; and a first margin at a first side edge of the interior face that does not include the adhesive material, the first margin being wider than the border.