DE6949146U - MAGAZINE SHOW AND ADVERTISING BOARD. - Google Patents

Description

Patent attorney *; * ,. ΐ. * ί *. ".! **. '' - · ϊ * * · η

, Dr.-Ing. Franz-Josef Fuchs, ·, ,, *.! ..!, - * .. ".. * · J»

Γ Munich 49, Basierst ;. G§

Mattina-Werk Rosenheim, the Hans Steffan

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Magazine display and advertising board

The present innovation concerns a magazine show and billboard.

To advertise the sale of newspapers and magazines, billboards and billboards are used that begin with a appropriate imprint that should refer to the magazine or newspaper to be sold. It exists the need to refer to the most recently published number or issue of the magazine or in this advertisement To point out the newspaper, preferably using a copy of this magazine itself. This was done, for example, in newspaper kiosks so far by pinning the appropriate magazines and newspapers on the kiosk walls. So far, however, it has not been possible to obtain copies of the original magazines in connection with the other advertising material, such as billboards and signs. The present innovation creates an ideal way to remedy this need.

To solve this problem, she proposes a magazine display and advertising board, in which, according to the innovation, between two plates, preferably provided with advertising imprints, a cavity for receiving a magazine is provided and at least one of the plates conforms to the format of the magazine Has adapted cutout.

The mentioned cavity is expediently shaft-shaped formed and merges at the top into an insertion opening through which a magazine can be pushed into the cavity.

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The shaft-shaped cavity is preferably produced by that between the two plates an intermediate layer made of a foamed one or more pieces Plastic, e.g. foamed polystyrene, is joined. This intermediate layer expediently consists of two longitudinal legs and a lower connector.

Since generally only the front cover sheet is characteristic for a magazine, while the back cover page is often provided with third-party advertising imprints, it is useful only to provide the front plate with a cutout, dest.en Dimensions 30 are chosen so that the front plate covers the intermediate layer on the long side and the underside. the whole back plate can then like the remaining part of the front plate can be provided with advertising imprints for advertising the magazine or newspaper to be sold. For protection of the magazine or newspaper on display against rainwater, the insertion opening is preferentially se through an over the upper one The edge of the panel is essentially U-shaped plastic rail covered, which in turn can be provided with advertising imprints.

In order to divert penetrating rainwater from the cavity, grooves or depressions are arranged in the intermediate layer, preferably directed downwards from the cavity, which allow the drainage of rainwater from the cavity downwards.

In order to increase the stability of the magazine display and advertising board according to the innovation, two strips are arranged on the two long sides of the board. By extension of this strip downward over the two plates, these can be used as mounting feet using the fin.

The installation of the table is grounded in its basic form in such a way that that they are attached to a wall, a tree, a pole or the like.

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is leaning on. Of course, a collapsible support leg can also be provided on the back of the table, to enable it to be set up without external supports. Appropriately, such a support leg has its attachment in addition, an extension that is supported in the folded away state against the rear plate and this prevents the support leg from spreading further. One Such a support device is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 of DBGM 1 9 73 765.

Another way to set up the board is that you can at its upper edge with a second, if necessary similar advertising board articulated so that it forms a display in the manner of a roof display, as it is the subject of DBGM 1 978 472.

To further explain the innovation, the figures

to serve.

Fig. 1 shows a magazine display and advertising panel according to the innovation from the front;

Fig. 2 shows the panel shown in Fig. 1 after removal the top plate;

FIG. 3 shows the panel shown in FIG. 1 after the rain cover strip has been removed from above;

Fig. 4 shows enlarged compared to the other representations Scale the rain cover strip in cross section.

The front panel 1 and the rear panel 2 are connected by the intermediate layers 6 made of foamed polystyrene in such a way that that between the two plates 1 and 2 a shaft-shaped Cavity 3 is formed, which merges upwards into the insertion opening 5 (Figure 3). The intermediate layer 6 has two longitudinal legs 7 and 8 and a lower connector 9. To increase the stability of the magazine display and advertising board

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Sides of the same strips 12 and 13 provided that over the

both plates 1 and 2 protrude downwards. The to-

lende magazine is through the insertion opening 5 in the

Shaft 3 pushed in. It then appears in the

Section 4 of the front panel 1 for view.

• TTm the ingress of rainwater through the binechub opening

to prevent this is by a substantially U-shaped

ι Cover rail 11 covered, which is shown in Fig. 4 in cross-section

'is shown enlarged.

Further, _r are pressed into the lower connection piece 9 of the intermediate layer 6 groove-shaped recesses 10, which the ABfIuS

; allow rainwater from the cavity 3 downwards.

The rear panel 2 and the free part of the front panel 1 is provided with Wp ^ imprinted on the to be sold Point out magazine.

To make it easier to set up the magazine and Billboard can create this with support devices, e.g. a rear support leg or another billboard a roof stand can be combined in a simple manner.

The advertising space on the rear plate 2 is for the daily reminder advertising thought. One day before the new publication of the magazine, it is advisable to have the blackboard in upside down position, i.e. with the milled cutout 4 in the focus of the viewer. For example, if the repentant magazine is sold and advertised as a new issue by trade on a Friday, so it could be a day in advance, So sdaon on Thursday, in the excerpt 4 e * n text sheet are inserted, on which e.g. is printed "from tomorrow nu * * or similar. From the day on which sales of the new magazine begin, the new newspaper would then be included in section 4

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be shot. A side arrow pointing towards the field of vision could also have the additional impression "new%, so that the side of the board with the field of vision is only shown to the viewer for the current reason for the new publication of this booklet .

The sale of a magazine takes place usually over a whole "eek, often auc> longer if the magazines are published at intervals of 14 days. It is therefore zwackmäßig to show the panel side with the cutout 4 for a few days, that is, as long the magazine neu it \ .: and an> esonde.en incentive for the buyer, pr- the general ^ advertising Γ he magazine is then the back plate "with de Tai, flat advertising ,:", which is also a standard w- ^ exercise "inhc -öet _{s turned} to the front and drawn to the pv ^ likum.

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Protection claims

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Claims (11)

Protection claims 1. Magazine display and advertising board, thereby g e k e η η draws that between two plates (1,2), preferably provided with advertising imprints, a cavity (3) for receiving a magazine is provided and that at least one of the plates (1) is adapted to the format of the magazine Has cutout (4). 2. Table naJn claim 1, characterized gekennzeicl, _net: that the cavity (3) is configured shaft-like and upwardly ir sine "Rirschuböffnung (5) passes through the ZeitsJirift ι the cavity (j) can be pushed. ~, 'i-aiol according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that geke η η ζ eich η e; _; . d ^ ß α _; r shaft-shaped cavity (3) dadui ch creates ia "ö _; ar 1 z \» / isch ^, i the two plates (I ₅ 2) e_ne made of a odor chisel ~ n pieces of intermediate layer ( 6) foamed from a ¹ -n plastics, e.g., e _o gepchaumten poly- ^s: v'V ".., r ^ fiip-t, 4. Table η "Claim, Jp.aur h ge Ic -ζ η η ζ ■ '■ ic ^! Τ ■ i:"' ■, ß di 7 'sc'tenj e \ ^r ^ a "\ :, ' -: vjei Lärs-ssoh jr ^ eln 5- '. e "^; ? .ach / 3ντν ·: ϊ 2 nar 3 dad'.rc'r. l ζ ke:. η ζ f, J e"'1: 3 t, dr- m "" λ ± γ vor /: : cte ^ latt ^ (1 ^ with a- ■ nr'i /: _, ε · ^ hn tt (a. *) ^ 'c.iheri ir- ¹ - ^ .oö. daP whose abr-esaungen | 30; ώ \ / Γ ._. ^ ad dalii d ^ rorder ·. · Pia, '; ν 1)' den J / έ jgr ^ i δ ι and σ "" ..it · 'page d :. ^ Wis ^ aerl ^^ e ( ^f ■ - überd .el ·. \ 6. Panel according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that g e k e η η draws , d in the lower connecting piece (9) the intermediate lug (6) starting from the creek O) uncen directed grooves or depressions (10) are arranged to allow the drainage of rainwater. 7. Board according to one or more of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that a substantially TJ-shaped plastic rail (11) is pushed over the upper edge of the board, which covers the insertion opening (5). 8. Board according to one or more of claims 1 to 7, dad ^ ch characterized in that two strips (12,13) are arranged on both longitudinal sides of the board, which protrude downwards over the two plates (1,2) and as Aufstellftiße to serve. 9. Board according to one or more of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that a collapsible support leg is arranged on the back of the board. 10. ^A panel according to nspruch 9, characterized ekennzeich ^ - λ et;. that / the support leg beyond its attachment Has extension that aich i when folded away. against the vv .-... Icwartigp plate and thus prevents further spreading of the support leg. 11. ™ a £ äl according to oiiiais odsr isehr ^ ren us = 4nproverbs 1 to 8, d by geke .ι η ζ - ~ - 'ch η ts t, daP blackboard in üersich its upper edge with a second optionally similar. Advertising board jelenki, · is connected and forms a roof-shaped stand.