Donald J Steidinger from 71 Lake Shore Dr, Hoffman Estates, IL 60010, Phone: (847)5262279

Mailer Form Suitable For Printing And Method
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US Patent:

47549157, Jul 5, 1988
Filed:

Oct 16, 1986
Appl. No.:

6/919459
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

WallaceComputer Services, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B65D 2700
US Classification:

229 927
Abstract:

A mailer form especially suited for printing as by laser, jet ink, etc. wherein a single sheet is adapted by the provision of a plurality of fold lines to have variable information printed on both the front panel and the message panel by folding to dispose the message panel interiorily while the mailer face panel is positioned exteriorily so the message panel is enclosed by the mailer face panel, mailer back panel and flap panel, and by virtue of side tear off stubs the mailer can be readily opened for access to the message panel by the recipient.

Method Of Making A Continuous Web Form And Product, Particularly One Suitable For Airline Ticketing
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US Patent:

43113257, Jan 19, 1982
Filed:

Nov 30, 1979
Appl. No.:

6/098992
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Wallace Business Forms, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B41L 120
US Classification:

282 115A
Abstract:

A method and form suitable for airline ticketing wherein interior plies are transversely cut while the exterior plies are only weakened so that advantageously handleable ticket assembly is readily developed by removing the top ply and a portion of the bottom ply to yield a ticket packet.

Form Suitable For Airline Ticketing
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US Patent:

41791401, Dec 18, 1979
Filed:

Jun 12, 1978
Appl. No.:

5/914437
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Wallace Business Forms, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B41L 120
US Classification:

282 115R
Abstract:

A form suitable for airline ticketing which includes as one exterior ply a web wider than intermediate plies and wherein the overlapping portion is equipped with control openings.

Method Of Producing A Printed Mailer Form
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US Patent:

48892785, Dec 26, 1989
Filed:

May 5, 1988
Appl. No.:

7/190408
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Wallace Computer Services, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B65D 2700
US Classification:

229 921
Abstract:

A method of producing a mailer form which has been printed at by laser, jet ink, etc. wherein a single sheet or web is adapted by the provision of a plurality of fold lines to have variable information printed on both the front panel ad the message panel by folding to dispose the message panel interiorily while the mailer face panel is positioned exteriorily so the message panel is enclosed by the mailer face panel, mailer back panel and flap panel, and by virtue of side tear off stubs the mailer can be readily opened for access to the message panel by the recipient.

Apparatus For Cutting
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US Patent:

52244083, Jul 6, 1993
Filed:

Jan 21, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/823963
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Tamarack Products, Inc. - Barrington IL
International Classification:

B26D 162
US Classification:

83674
Abstract:

Apparatus for cutting web material in which blade and anvil rolls cooperate, the blade roll having a slot in which a blade-equipped bar is mounted and equipped with springs for exerting both generally radially outward and generally circumferentially resilient forces on the bar and blade and in which friction means are operably associated with the blade for inhibiting axial movement of the blade.

Continuous Form Multiple Ply Ticket Assembly
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US Patent:

43424724, Aug 3, 1982
Filed:

Dec 31, 1979
Appl. No.:

6/108850
Inventors:

Edward W. Heimann - Woodridge IL
Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Wallace Business Forms, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B41L 120
US Classification:

282 115A
Abstract:

A continuous form multiple ply ticket assembly wherein the plies interior of the top and bottom plies are captured in at least one control margin and are shorter in each ticket panel than the corresponding top and bottom ply ticket panels to provide a fold space, and at least one line of weakness in the top and bottom plies in the fold space extending transversely of each ticket panel generally aligned with one of the transverse edges of the assembly of interior plies.

Method Of Making Label-Equipped Business Form
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US Patent:

46644164, May 12, 1987
Filed:

Nov 14, 1985
Appl. No.:

6/797846
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Wallace Computer Services, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B32B 3100
B41L 108
US Classification:

282 115A
Abstract:

A method of making a label-equipped business form in which a continuous web of business form material is advanced and simultaneously therewith a single ply label-providing web is advanced through an adhesive applying station and thereafter severed and labels derived therefrom applied to the continuous web of business form material.

Method Of Making A Continuous Web Form And Product, Particularly One Suitable For Airline Ticketing
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US Patent:

43753825, Mar 1, 1983
Filed:

Sep 3, 1981
Appl. No.:

6/299041
Inventors:

Donald J. Steidinger - Barrington IL
Assignee:

Wallace Computer Services, Inc. - Hillside IL
International Classification:

B41L 122
B41L 126
US Classification:

156265
Abstract:

A method and form suitable for airline ticketing wherein interior plies are transversely cut while the exterior plies are only weakened so that advantageously handleable ticket assembly is readily developed by removing the top ply and a portion of the bottom ply to yield a ticket packet.