DE2341700A1 - Calendar with picture on each sheet - and provision for late attachment of additional sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

Calendar with each sheet having a pictorial representation with the dates of each month arranged either at the side or below it. The calendar has at least one band for the late suspension of at least one calendar sheet. Each band has an adhesive coating and has a detachable fixing to the rear of the calendar. Two spaced vertical tapes are secured over the band(s) at right angles and are recessed into the spaces sepg. each horizontally running band. A pocket is provided on the rear wall of the calendar for accommodating the bands.

Description

PATENT LAWYERS

DR. ERNST STURM

DR. HORST REINHARD

DIPL.-ING. KARL-JÜRGEN KREUTZ

Fi rinn

Waltraud Launer

8Vi parish churches

SaI al'ianrlerwe 1 9 ⁸⁰⁰⁰ Munich 40, Leopoldstrasse 20 / IV

Telephone: (0811) 39 64 51

Wire: Isarpatent

Bank: Deutsche Bank AG Munich 21/14171

Postal check: Munich 9756-809

Date l6.8.1973 / Kr. / Ma K al e η 0 er

The invention relates to a calendar, each Calendar sheet has a pictorial representation, below or next to which a calendar, in particular a month "kalendarinii a-'is arranged.

The same Kai endor are in various designs "• ebränehlioh. Thereby, the pictorial representations, be it landscapes or illustrations of works of the fine arts, very valuable, they 'f'beu the calendar its real worth.

After the expiry of a month, the relevant calendar sheet is torn off. In the case of less valuable calendars, the entire calendar sheet can easily be removed. For better calendars fla ^ e ^rf en v / ground the calendar pages Hänfig kept longer, and

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then often only the calendar is cut off and thrown away confuses why the calendar sheets have a corresponding perforation exhibit, ^ ie bi diving representations, in particular Art prints from η er »can then be viewed again later.

Of course; you can also frame good calendar art prints, especially in removable frames, and hang them on the wall. However, silver removable frames are very expensive, as a single removable frame costs more than an ifamter calendar, which the user often receives free of charge as a promotional gift. Although the individual 'calendar pages can also easily loose with adhesive tape ode j at the v / and or about to a cabinet fixed \ be glued, these fittings but usually do not keep: long and there is a spot back on the wall.

The invention is based on the object of a calendar with a very simple, additional fastening and Suspension device provided with which at least one of his sheets or calendar prints can optionally be hung permanently on the wall. The solution to this The object is according to the invention that the calendar with at least one bar for subsequent hanging at least one calendar print is provided,

Tw simplest pail is just a single solvable at attached to the back wall of the calendar, which on their one

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Page has an adhesive application, and with this on the upper edge of a calendar sheet, on the front or back can be glued. By means of the bar, the calendar sheet is attached to the wall, in particular a nail or hook, for which a perforation or a hanger can be provided. The bar that extends over the entire upper edge gives the calendar sheet the required rigidity. The bar can simply consist of pns cardboard or plastic. Instead of an adhesive on tra ^f -; ep, a double-sided adhesive film can be stuck on, which is covered with a protective film. The bar or bars are detachably provided on the rear wall, for example the rear wall can have a pocket in which the bars are inserted.

It is also proposed that the rear wall itself be through Perforations divided into individual strips or strips is. After the end of the relevant calendar year, the The rear wall can thus be broken down into individual strips, with which the individual calendar prints can be hung. An eyelet for hanging can be punched into each strip or strip.

A single bar on the upper edge of a calendar print is sufficient to hang up, but four bars can also be provided for each four sides of a calendar print, which are attached to all four edges of the sheet, iHvShPS'indfi ^ p pn «rekl <» bt wpr ^ pti, ™ oduroh the sheet

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receives a frame and the four performers can dp at a time pilt Gehru ^ gssehnitter be provided.

After that, embodiments of the invention advertise described in the drawing.

FIG. 1 shows a quay as well: someone else's invention in side view;

Figure ?. shows the pale calendar from the rear .; FIG. 3 also shows a modified version in a side view

Figure h shows a single tie in plan view and Figure 4a in section;

Figure 5 ^ ei ^ t the calendar back wall after a modification of the Invention;

Fi Eur 6 times. one with a hang up! iced calendar sheet, subsequently hung on the wall.

As usual, the calendar sheets 2 and a front cover 3, a back wall 1 stapled together at the upper hand nnttels TTmsoblag ^ ^{1ir (d} He-Pfi-rlarriern 5 · ^ ^"m hanging the calendar ar> of ^ Yand the hanger 6 is used.

According to the invention are on the rear wall 1 of the calendar Strips 7 are provided which extend over the entire horizontal length of the calendar sheets 2.

According to Fit. 1 and 2 are the strips 7 by means of two bands attached to the rear wall i. The bands 8 overlap the,

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half of the top and below the bottom strip 7

attached to the ra ^ enderriiokv / and 1, especially glued. I.

The strips 7 can from the loops that overlap them; can be pulled out sideways.

"The design according to Pie ·" 3 corresponds essentially to that ttaoh Fi «r .. i and 2. -Tedooh is provided here for fastening brv. Cameroon !? the strip 7a a flat pocket 9 which is fastened to the rear wall, in particular a ^r i upper

4nnn is combined with the calendar. The individual strips 7a are loosely connected. A base, which is subdivided into individual strips by perforations, can also be applied to the rear wall. Referring to FIG. 5, finally, the ei ¹ e plan view showing the Kaienderrüokwand, the ι Falenüerrückwand by Trennpertorationen IO into _individual:

I strip 11 subdivided so that the back%? Anft is subsequently divided into i

individual strips 11 zerles ι, νί can order.

Referring to FIG. H, ha, each strip on on one side ei ^ s self-adhesive glue application i%, which is protected by a foil 13. After removing the protective film 1.3, the bar 1 ?. glued to the upper edge of a calendar sheet and attached to a hook on the V. ^r ".nd by means of a hanger 14 (FIG. 6) Rs can also be aneo-punched eyelets for hanging. The strips can be on the ankle side or on the front

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side of the calendar sheets. In both Cases can also be attached to the wall by gluing take place. When attached to the rear wall, the Use a suitable adhesive on the back of the bar obtain. At -Vnbrin ° -un «r on the front of the calendar page lcan the bar with one over the calendar blot protruding edge to be glued to the ^ and.

Finally, it is also possible, at least for one Calendar sheet four strips, namely two longer strips and two shorter strips to be provided l6 with iTehriingsschnitton 17, Then this part was framed by the four strips werrieii can. The upper bar is holding a hanger. Fi? .7 ζ ei pt a calendar sheet inserted in red such strips.

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Claims (1)

2M1700 PATENT LAWYERS DR. ERNST STURM ~ DR. HORST REINHARD * T * DIPL.-ING. KARL-JÜRGEN KREUTZ company Waltraud Laumer 8000 Munich 40, Leopoldsttaße 20 / IV Telephone: (0811) 39 6451 Wire: Isatpatent Bank: Deutsche Bank AG Munich 21/14171 Postal check: Munich 9756-809 Date 16.8.1973 /Kr./ma Claims iAlCalender, each calendar sheet having a graphic representation below or next to which a calendar, in particular a monthly calendar, is arranged,
characterized, that the calendar with at least one bar (7, 11) for subsequent hanging up at least one calendar sheet (2) is provided. 2. Calendar according to claim 1,
characterized, that the bar or bars (7, ll) have an adhesive application (12) or with an adhesive film are concealed. 3. Calendar according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that -2- 509809/0168 - M, - »£ _% that the strips (7) are releasably attached to the rear wall (l) of the calendar. k. Calendar according to claim 3, characterized in that on the rear wall (1) of the calendar two straps (8) are provided at a distance from one another, which are fastened to the rear wall at irregular intervals, with two fasteners in between each The loops formed in (8a) each have a strip (7) on it. 5. Calendar according to claim 3, characterized in that dr-ß a pocket (9) for holding the strips (7, 7a) is provided on the rear wall. 6. Calender according to claim 3, characterized in that that a sheet is attached to the rear wall, preferably clamped together with the calendar, which is separated by perforations is divided into a plurality of strips (7a) and with an adhesive application or a self-adhesive film is provided. 7. Calendar according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the rear wall by separating perforations (lO) in a -3- 509809/0168 Variety of hanging bars (it) adapted to the calendar sheets, is divided and on one side has an adhesive application or a self-adhesive film. 8. Calendar according to at least one of the previous ones Expectations, characterized, that for at least one calendar sheet two strips (l.5) corresponding to the longer sides and two strips (16) corresponding to the shorter sides of the sheet (2) are. 9. Calendar according to claim 8,
characterized, that the strips (15, 16) have (xehrungsschnitte). ΙΟ, calendar according to at least one of claims 1 to Q, characterized, that the for the upper side of the calendar sheet (2) certain bar (7, 7a, 1l) a perforation for hanging or that a hanger (14) is provided. 509809/0168 Blank page