DE6926402U - PRE-MADE COLLECTIVE COVER - Google Patents

Description

Dipl.-Ing. Vf. PAAP 8 MONKS 72nd

Dipl.-Ing. H. MITSCHERLICH μ * ·· ι · μιι ίμ * μ Dipl.-Ing. K. GUNSCHHANN

Dr. rar. nut. W. KORBER April 13, 1970 PATENTANWÄLTE / ^wa

Utility model registration G 69 26 4ο2 4 WISSEN VESLAG (JMBH

Prefabricated collecting belt

The innovation concerns a prefabricated collective binding for binding in book form from stapled or thread-stitched Magazines or the like «, consisting of a book spine and two hinged cover parts ·

In order to summarize periodically appearing journals, scientific publications or other compilations into a permanent reference work, it has hitherto been customary to put the journals or the like at the end of a Collection period, for example one year, to be given to a bookbinder to bind. The magazines are used for this publishers are generally supplied with covers at the end of a collection period in which the Bookbinder that binds magazines in book form.

The disadvantage of this method is that the magazines or the like, during the time in which they are to be bound with bookbinders, are not available for reference and, moreover, the binding is relatively time-consuming and is expensive. Apart from that, it is nowadays more and more difficult to find a bookbinder who is private only binds one copy of the book from time to time.

The innovation has set itself the task of creating a collective binding for periodically published stapled or thread-stitched Magazines, scientific publications, compilations or the like. To create the collecting Private person allowed, without having to use a bookbinder, the magazines or the like. At the end of a Binding the collection period itself to a book-like reference work.

ζ To solve this problem, the innovation suggests that in the case of a prefabricated collective binding of the type described above, starting from a pair of slots in the two cover parts located at the same height in the articulated transition edges between the book spine and the cover parts, insertions for the two ends of a steel tongue intended

; are, on the middle part of the magazines or the like ^.; are strung with their back clips or staples.

The binding is then performed in the following manner: The releasably attached to one of the cover parts Stahlzrmgen be ι removed from the cover part and then inserted with its one s end through the slots in the transition edge of the front book cover in its slots. The other, free end of the steel tongues is then passed through the back clips or stitching threads of the magazines or the like to be bound, in the order of issue 1, issue 2, etc. When all of the magazines or the like intended for the present breadstick are lined up on the steel tongues the free ends of the steel tongues are inserted into the slots in the back cover.

Are above practical and provided the bottom of the collection cover a pair of slots each and a slot pair.

So that in the cover parts even with greater loads Do not tear out the slots provided, they are strengthened by a G-Egenkaschierung.

Further features of the innovation result from the following Description of the exemplary embodiment in the attached drawing and the claims.

Fig. 1 shows the novelty collective binding before

Binding of magazines;
Fig. 2 shows the collective binding in the open position

four magazines positioned at the top; Fig. 3 shows on an enlarged scale the plan view of the

lower narrow side of the collective binding; fig. 4 shows, on an enlarged scale, the section according to FIG line IH-III of FIG. 2.

The front cover part 1 and the rear cover part 2 are connected to the spine 5 by means of the articulated transition edges 3 and 4. As FIG. 1 shows, the steel tongues 6 are held in place by adhesive strips 7 on the rear cover part 2 prior to binding. The steel tongues 6 can also be added loosely. As can be see Fig. 2, after mounting, the steel tongues 6 at one end through the slots 8 in the transition edge 3 into the slots 9 of the front lid part 1 and with its other E _n de by invisible slots in the transitional edge 4 inserted into slots in the rear cover part 2. The steel tongues 6 are inserted between the spine and the staples or stitching threads 1o of the magazines 11-14 to be stapled until they are lined up over the middle part of the steel tongues 6. The collective binding is then folded shut into the storage position shown in FIG. 3.

Expectations;

Claims (4)

Expectations 1. Prefabricated collective cover for binding in book form of stapled or thread-stitched magazines or the like, consisting of a book spine and two hinged cover parts, characterized in that starting from one in each case in the articulated transition edges C3 »4) between the book spine (, 5) and the cover parts (1, 2) lying pair of slots 18, 8) ^{in the two;} the cover parts (1 »2) inserts (9) are provided for the two ends of a steel tongue (6), on the middle part of which the magazines (.11-14) or the like. With their back clips or staples (1o) are lined up. 2. collective binding according to claim 1, characterized in that! that two pairs of slots (8, 8) and two pairs of slots (9, 9) are provided. 3. Collective binding according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the inserts ^ 9) for the Sxahizungen (6) strengthened by a Gegon lamination sirii. 4. Collective binding according to claims 1-3, characterized in that before the binding of the magazines or Like. The steel tongues (6) on one of the cover parts C1> 2), e.g. by means of adhesive strips (7 /, are detachably attached « The / patent attorney