Robert E Coe

US Patent:

D3355020, May 11, 1993

Filed:

Jul 29, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/736804

Inventors:

Robert P. Coe - Grand Island NY

Assignee:

Moore Business Forms, Inc. - Grand Island NY

US Classification:

D19 5

US Patent:

53202767, Jun 14, 1994

Filed:

Aug 17, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/928765

Inventors:

Edmund G. Van Malderghem - Lewiston NY
Dominick L. Monico - Amherst NY
Robert P. Coe - Williamsville NY

Assignee:

Moore Business Forms, Inc. - Grand Island NY

International Classification:

D65D 2700

US Classification:

229 921

Abstract:

A cut sheet mailer business form assembly comprises a non-adhesive bearing message sheet and one or more adhesive-bearing cover sheets prepared for printing of the message sheet, alignment and sealing to provide multiple mailers. A rectangular message sheet has end edges, marginal edges, a longitudinal dimension between the end edges along a longitudinal axis, and a transverse dimension between the marginal edges along a transverse axis. Marginal lines of perforations are along the marginal edges of the message sheet extending fully between the end edges. Transverse end lines of perforations extend along the end edges between the marginal lines of perforations. A rectangular cover sheet has cover sheet end edges, cover sheet marginal edges, a longitudinal dimension between the cover sheet end edges equal to the longitudinal dimension of the message sheet, and a transverse dimension between the cover sheet marginal edges equal to the transverse dimension of the message sheet. The cover sheet is superimposed upon the message sheet. Marginal lines of adhesive are along the cover sheet marginal edges extending fully between the cover sheet end edges and being nearer the cover sheet marginal edges than the message sheet marginal perforation lines are to the message sheet marginal edges.

US Patent:

54237327, Jun 13, 1995

Filed:

Oct 12, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/134658

Inventors:

Robert P. Coe - Grand Island NY

Assignee:

Moore Business Forms, Inc. - Grand Island NY

International Classification:

B65H 3504

US Classification:

493324

Abstract:

Tickets for concerts, conventions, sports, and like events, have a security feature to assist in preventing counterfeiting. A stretchable security thread is disposed in a piece of paper stock extending so that it intersects, with portions lying on either side of, a line of separation in the piece of paper stock (and/or is parallel to the length of the ticket). The line of separation typically is a perforation. The security thread is a stretchable material, such as polyester, and may have microprinting. When the ticket is detached at the line of separation, the security thread does not initially separate but rather stretches to provide a visual (and tactile) indication between the separated portions of the paper stock before it breaks. Such tickets are produced from a web of material having the security threads, which web is printed, and then cut into sheets for delivery to a customer who then can apply variable printing. If making perforations, care is taken not to make a perforation gap at the intersection of a security thread with a line of separation.

US Patent:

52659160, Nov 30, 1993

Filed:

Mar 19, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/854068

Inventors:

Robert P. Coe - Grand Island NY

Assignee:

Moore Business Forms, Inc. - Grand Island NY

International Classification:

B42D 1500

US Classification:

283 72

Abstract:

Tickets for concerts, conventions, sports, and like events, have a security feature to assist in preventing counterfeiting. A stretchable security thread is disposed in a piece of paper stock extending so that it intersects, with portions lying on either side of, a line of separation in the piece of paper stock (and/or is parallel to the length of the ticket). The line of separation typically is a perforation. The security thread is a stretchable material, such as polyester, and may have microprinting. When the ticket is detached at the line of separation, the security thread does not initially separate but rather stretches to provide a visual (and tactile) indication between the separated portions of the paper stock before it breaks. Such tickets are produced from a web of material having the security threads, which web is printed, and then cut into sheets for delivery to a customer who then can apply variable printing. If making perforations, care is taken not to make a perforation gap at the intersection of a security thread with a line of separation.

US Patent:

54685818, Nov 21, 1995

Filed:

Nov 4, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/145639

Inventors:

Robert P. Coe - Grand Island NY
Theodore Blend - Buckhannon WV

Assignee:

Moore Business Forms, Inc. - Grand Island NY

International Classification:

G03F 900

US Classification:

430 22

Abstract:

A security document with a design (e. g. a generally oval seal) is constructed in such a way that the design is full value halftone, such as produced from juxtaposed line screens having a frequency between 100-133 lines per inch. Negative and positive masks having an image (e. g. arabic numeral, letter, or other symbol), are used with the screens to produce a printing plate. A document is printed with the printing plate in a conventional lithographic process, and there is an overprinting on the design (at least that portion having the image) with a white opaque ink or overprint varnish to produce an image. The image is not readily visible to the naked human eye when viewed generally perpendicular to the plane of the document, but is readily visible by the naked human eye when the document is tilted so that it is viewed distinctly non-perpendicular to the plane of the document. A fluorescent material or brightener may be added to the white ink, and the image will then also be visible by shining long wave length black light on the design.