A board book album having stiff pages constructed from layers of white board material and having “hidden pockets,” each pocket holding two photographs, back-to-back, that are framed in die cutout openings in each page. Spacers to which the backs of the spreads forming the pages are glued allow each page to accommodate the thickness of the photographs without damaging the outer binding. Each photograph is protected by a piece of clear plastic. Each page can have a small concave notch along its unbound edge in order to allow a user to turn the pages more easily. The cover can have a frame attached thereto for holding a photograph. The album is sturdy enough to be handled by a small child without the photographs being damaged.

An apparatus and method for the organization of keys using sheets of thin, durable material that have storage pockets for keys and labels with key identification information. The key organization apparatus organizes keys in one physical place by labeling pockets for keys and is easily transportable and stored. The key organization apparatus greatly eases the transition of transferring a set of keys from one person to another, such as a buyer and seller of a house or business.

The present invention is broadly directed to a presentation device 10 in the form of an augmentative alternative communication AAC folio. The AAC folio 10 generally comprises: 1. three demountable leaf assemblies 12.1, 12.2, and 12.3 each adapted to contain a removable sheet including visual signs for communication; 2. coupling means in the form of a hinge shaft 14 arranged to engage the plurality of leaf assemblies 12.1 to 12.3 for interconnection to provide the AAC folio 10.

A receipt holder device is disclosed herein including an organizer portfolio including a front-cover, at least one card holder, a storage compartment, a rear-cover, a first-clip, a first-elastic-fastener, a second-clip, and a second-elastic-fastener. The front-cover and the rear-cover of the organizer portfolio are hingedly connected and configured to open and close to access contents within the organizer portfolio. The organizer portfolio includes two or more columns for securing and organizing receipts within. Business cards and other items are also organized and stored within providing a waterproof personal day planner and tax receipt organizer.

This present patent application discloses a card cover. The card cover comprises of a front and a back panel including various gray-out and transparent portions. The card cover provides users with a privacy cover for identification cards, debit and credit cards, and more, and maintains privacy for the user, preventing personal information from being revealed to unauthorized individuals when using the card. The device features several ‘gray-out’ portions on the cover to protect information on the card and ensures bystanders, retail employees, and the like are unable to view specific information, preventing identity theft and other dangers involving personal information. The transparent portion shows the non-confidential information present on the card for easy access of the card.

A compartment or device to store documents with or without a phone, visible from outside a vehicle whose contents are easily accessible by the driver, which could be built into or mounted on the car dashboard, or the like, with various mounting options, and allows a driver of the vehicle to reach the device without moving from the driver's seat or moving hands out of sight, and the contents are not so large as to possibly hold a gun or knife, but are sufficiently large to hold government documents about the identity of the driver and the ownership and insurance of the car. An electronic version, much like a cell phone, smart phone, tablet, which holds one or more government documents relating to the registered owner of a motor vehicle and can be easily attached to the dashboard or other interior surface of said vehicle, or a mounted phone rack which contents can be read or scanned by police.

A binder including a front cover including a front cover exterior layer, a front cover interior layer, a front cover base plate between the front cover exterior layer and the front cover interior layer, an exterior pocket formed between the front cover exterior layer and the front cover base plate, and an interior opening formed through the front cover interior layer and the front cover base plate to the exterior pocket. Methods of manufacturing the binder are also disclosed.

An apparatus and method for the organization of keys using sheets of thin, durable material that have storage pockets for keys and labels with key identification information. The key organization apparatus organizes keys in one physical place by labeling pockets for keys and is easily transportable and stored. The key organization apparatus greatly eases the transition of transferring a set of keys from one person to another, such as a buyer and seller of a house or business.

A holder for displaying printed media is described. The holder includes a rigid, transparent, non-porous cover plate, and a fabric-covered backing board. The backing board has a planar surface for supporting the cover plate and a plurality of straps located along a periphery of the planar surface. The cover plate has fastener portions configured to mate with the straps of the backing board to secure the cover plate to the backing board.

A pocket sheet protector and a booklet thereof include a main body portion that is formed in a pocket shape. The main body portion includes a first welding line that divides the main body portion into an accommodating section and a binding margin in the vicinity of one side thereof, and a second welding line that seals the bottom side of the main body portion. Further, the main body portion includes, at a bottom side corner, a notched portion which extends closer to the accommodating section than the first welding line, and cuts out a lower end of the first welding line and an end of the second welding line.