Appeal No. 97-3400
Application 08/584,908
constitute two such examples of this article. In Figure 1, the
article is in the form of an card or sheet carrying a series of
characteristic non-consecutive scenes of the film (page 2, lines
13-21). The card further includes an area at the top of the card
or sheet for cataloging information, which may include a pocket
“for holding in place a removable transparent strip 11 carryinga
dates or other variable matter” (page 2, lines 36-39). The
alternative article shown in Figure 2 comprises a short section
of ordinary motion picture film strip upon which non-consecutive
views from a particular motion picture film have been reproduced
(page 2, lines 70-73).
Relating the Figure 1 article of Lowenstein to claim 1, we
find that Lowenstein’s Figure 1 article comprises an index print
sheet 10 having a series of pictures printed on one side thereof
(see page 2, lines 103-112), and an upper non-picture area
including a holding means in the form of a pocket 11 which is
fully capable of releasably securing an appropriately sized film
medium to the sheet. Regarding the terminology appearing in the
preamble and body of the claim relating the picture and non-
picture areas of the print index sheet to an inferentially
recited film medium, Lowenstein’s print sheet meets this claim
terminology in that the arrangement of picture and non-picture
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