Wallet and card holder
First Claim
1. A wallet for paper money comprising a thin sheet having a general T-shape wherein the cross bar of the T is slightly larger than the paper money to be concealed therein and is divided into three substantially identically sized portions including a central rectangular portion connected at each lateral side through a fold line to, respectively, one of two outer rectangular portions, and said stem of the T being a rectangular flap connected to said central portion through a fold line and being not greater in size than that of said central portion, said two outer portions and said flap being foldable to lie superimposed on said central portion, said central portion including a slit therein with its longitudinal direction generally parallel to the longitudinal direction of said cross bar.
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Abstract
A wallet made of a single sheet of thin material and having four adjoining portions including a central rectangular portion adjoined on opposite sides in a horizontal direction to outer wing rectangular portions and adjoined in a vertical direction to a rectangular flap portion and two outer wing portions forming a rectangular area slightly larger on all sides than a paper money bill to be carried therein.
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3 Claims
- 1. A wallet for paper money comprising a thin sheet having a general T-shape wherein the cross bar of the T is slightly larger than the paper money to be concealed therein and is divided into three substantially identically sized portions including a central rectangular portion connected at each lateral side through a fold line to, respectively, one of two outer rectangular portions, and said stem of the T being a rectangular flap connected to said central portion through a fold line and being not greater in size than that of said central portion, said two outer portions and said flap being foldable to lie superimposed on said central portion, said central portion including a slit therein with its longitudinal direction generally parallel to the longitudinal direction of said cross bar.
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