Appeal No. 95-2346
Application 08/147,093
insert material sheet (4) is placed in the envelope sheet and
adhesive tape (12a, 12b) is placed over the ends of the
envelope (col. 4, lines 21-55).
None of the four references discussed above teaches or
suggests a method of forming a novelty card comprising the
steps of forming a strip of printable material having at
least a front
panel, a rear panel and an insert panel within a continuous
web of raw material for sequential processing and printing on
the formed strip of the web. Therefore, even if there were
some motivation in the art for combining the teachings of Dean
and Bellis with the teaching of either Cannistra or
Malachowski, all of the claimed limitations of claim 1 are not
taught or suggested by the applied references.
Smith teaches a method of mounting a slide or
transparency using a mount composed of a pair of flap members
(12, 13) and an insert (20) having opposite sides thereof
coated with adhesive (col. 3, lines 9-62).
The examiner rejects claims 12 and 16 as being
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