The boy mechanic, book 3

by Unknown

Making Filing Envelopes Quickly

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

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Folders Like That in Figure 1 may be Glued to Form Envelopes, Figure 2, or Cut Down to the Size Shown in Figure 3, for Use in Combination, Figure 4

Folders in which large cards, calendars, posters, etc., are commonly mailed may be utilized to make convenient filing cases. Envelopes of the type shown in the sketch, with leatherboard and cord fasteners for holding the flaps together, may be cut to a uniform size or used in any smaller size desired, and, by gluing the flaps A and B, will provide serviceable containers. Small tools or other objects likely to injure a single-thickness folder, or drop out of it, may be stored in double envelopes made in this way.