DE7714123U1 - Wall calendar - Google Patents

Description

PATENT LAWYERS

HELMUT SCHROETER KLAUS LEHMANN , - '

DIPL.-PHYS. DIPL.-INC. /

PRO SPORT VERLAG GMBH & CO ifk-10

THE SPECIALIST COMPANY FOR SPORTS AND LEISURE KG _L / _B -j_.

May 4th 1977

Wall calendar

The invention relates to a wall calendar according to the preamble of claim 1.

Such a design of a wall calendar is known, for example, from DT-AS 20 34 082 and CH-PS 405 774. The vertical The support plate to be hung on a wall consists of three layers, preferably of three cardboard layers glued together, of which the front layer is a larger one and a smaller window cutout and the middle layer has corresponding but somewhat larger cutouts. In the larger section of the middle layer there is a pile of picture sheets and in the smaller ones Section of the middle layer with a stack of calendar sheets inserted. By pulling out from the side the stacks are interchangeable, or the order of the individual sheets in the stacks can be changed as desired. Through the window cut-outs, the top sheet of the picture stack or the calendar stack is visible.

The invention aims to develop a wall calendar of this type in such a way that it can also be used as packaging (Gift or shipping packaging).

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In the case of a wall calendar according to the preamble of claim 1, this is indicated in the characterizing part of claim 1 specified measures achieved.

The cover flaps hinged on the upper and / or lower edge of the support plate can therefore be placed on the front or the visible side the support plate are folded over and thus cover the image part and the calendar part. That way you get an appealing gift or shipping package thanks to measures that are technically very easy to implement. Both the insides the cover flaps, which come to rest against the support plate when folded down, as well as the outer sides of the cover flaps can be provided with advertising imprints, decorations or other information. E.g. can on the outside an address field must also be preprinted so that the wall calendar immediately as after folding down the cover flaps Shipping package can be used.

When hanging up the calendar, the cover flaps are opened, so that the inside of the flaps can be seen. j If these inside pages contain advertising or other information wear, these are always visible with the picture part and the calendar part of the calendar. You can also use the lower cover flap When hanging up the wall calendar, fold it backwards so that it is between the back of the support plate and the wall comes to rest on which the calendar is hung. In this way the lower cover flap can be made invisible will.

The cover flaps preferably carry cooperating parts of a closure member. At on the front of the support plate When the cover flaps are folded down, these parts of the closure member are used to close the calendar. For this purpose, the

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the most diverse training possible. For example, you can use a snap fastener, a magnetic fastener, a Use a self-adhesive or self-adhesive fastener or a fastener using a thread. Preferably However, slots are provided on the outer sides of both cover flaps into which one connects the two flaps to one another Closing flap is inserted. If the entire calendar is made from cardboard or cardboard, the Lightly punch slots. The closure flap can also be made of cardboard and can therefore easily be inserted into the slots be inserted.

Preferably, a part of the cover flaps or the closure members be designed as a hanger for the calendar. So you can open the calendar on a Hang the wall.

Further details emerge from the following description of an exemplary embodiment of the invention.

Fig. 1 shows a schematic plan view of the front of the opened wall calendar.

Fig. 2 is a side view of the opened calendar. Figure 3 is a side view of the closed calendar.

The wall calendar has a central support plate 1 a rear wall la and a front wall Ib. The front wall Ib has two window cutouts 3a and 3b, from where the cutout 3a is much larger than the cutout 3b. Has between the window cutouts 3a and 3b

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the 'front wall Ib has a web lc. Between the rear wall la and connecting webs 4a, b, c are glued into the front wall Ib, which are arranged at a distance from one another. It surrendered thus between the rear wall la and the front wall Ib open spaces behind the window cutouts 3a and 3b or Cutouts whose base is parallel to the plane of the support plate in outline is slightly larger than the outline of the window cutouts 3a and 3b. In these free spaces from the sides of the support plate 1 stacks of picture sheets or Calendar sheets are inserted. Behind the window cutout 3a there is, for example, a stack 5a of twelve Image sheets inserted, while behind the window cutout 3b, for example, a stack of twelve calendar sheets is inserted for the twelve months of a year. The foremost leaves are in each case through the window cutouts 3a and 3b of the two stacks visible. At the top and bottom of the support plate 1, cover flaps 7a and 7b are hinged or glued, the in the illustrated embodiment each have a height in the vertical direction which is approximately half as large as the height of the support plate 1. In the open state of the calendar (FIGS. 1 and 2), the insides of the cover flaps 7a and 7a 7b is visible, while the cover flaps 7a are used to close the calendar to form a shipping package or gift package and 7b are folded over onto the front wall Ib of the support plate 1 (FIG. 3).

Deviating from the illustrated embodiment, in which the cover flaps 7a and 7b in the direction perpendicular to the folding axes have about half the height of the support plate 1, only a single cover flap on the upper or lower edge be hinged to the support plate 1, this cover flap then preferably has the height of the support plate 1 to this completely to be able to cover. However, there is also the possibility, in the illustrated embodiment, the height of the cover

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flaps 7a and 7b to choose larger, so that when closing of the calendar, the free edges of the cover flaps 7a and 7b overlap. Nevertheless, the result is still a usable and attractive pack.

The wall calendar according to the invention preferably consists essentially of cardboard or cardboard, and the inserted Stack (picture stack 5a and calendar stack 5b) are preferably made of stiff paper or thin cardboard. The single ones Parts of the support plate 1 and the cover flaps 7a and 7b are glued together.

As FIGS. 1 and 2 show, the upper closing flap 7a carries a flap 3 which is punched out of its outer cardboard surface and which protrudes upwards from the plane of the inner cardboard layer of the cover flap 7a. The flap 9 has an opening 11 so that the flap 9 can serve as a hanger when the calendar is open. When the calendar is closed, the tab 9 rests against the inside of the lower cover flap 7b, as FIG. 3 shows.

As FIGS. 1 and 2 show, the closing flaps 7a and 7b preferably have curved slots 13 in their outer layer, into which an additional closing flap Ik can be inserted after the covering flaps 7a and 7b (FIG. 3) have been folded down, thus opening the slot between the closed cover flaps 7a and 7b bridged and these flaps holds in the closed position.

The window cutouts 3a and 3b can each be covered by a cover sheet (not shown), which in particular consists of consists of the material of the front wall Ib of the support plate 1 and

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can be easily separated from this, for example, by being punched out almost completely. When the calendar is closed, the cover sheets thus protect the stacks of images or calendar lying behind the window cutouts 3a and -Jb. After opening the calendar, the cover sheets can easily be removed from the window cutouts 3a and 3b and the parts behind can be made visible.

In a modification of the illustrated embodiment, the web 4b between the front wall Ib and the rear wall la of the support plate 1 could be dispensed with and the individual sheets of the image stack 5a and the calendar stack 5b each made in one piece and, for example, with a perforation line located ^{in the area of the omitted web 1 Ib} Mistake. Since you can then separate the calendar part from the respectively assigned image part of a sheet, here too, as in the illustrated embodiment, you are not bound to a fixed assignment of one image to the calendar of a month, but you can assign any image to each calendar .

The picture sheets of the stack 5a and the calendar sheets of the stack 5b have a height which is determined by the distance between the webs 4b and 4c or between the webs 4a and 4b is. The length of the leaves is determined by the width of the support plate 1. This way you can both Push stacks 5a and 5b flush into the support plate.

For the calendar you need twelve monthly sheets for one year. These twelve monthly sheets can also be made in one piece train with each other that one folds a cardboard or paper strip in the longitudinal direction twice, so that one receives a three-layer strip. Since the window cutout 3b

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for the calendar can be much narrower in the horizontal direction than the penster cutout 3a for the image stack 5a, you can see the calendar for place two months side by side. On one side of the three-ply The folded strip can then be accommodated for six months and on the back for a further six months, so that one in total the calendar for one year (twelve months) in the simplest way on a one-piece, twice folded Can accommodate strips. In this way, the individual parts of the calendar can be unintentionally moved Avoid against each other or against the support plate 1. Such a shift would otherwise be with individual calendar sheets possible.

The solid arrows in Fig. 2 indicate the direction in which the cover flaps 7a and 7b are folded over to the Lock calendar. The dashed arrow in Fig. 2 indicates that the lower cover flap 7b also to the rear can be folded over on the rear wall la of the support plate 1 and thus with the calendar suspended between this and the Wall is hidden.

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Claims (1)

; a J $ W HELMUT ÖCHROeTER "'' ¹ KLÄUä LEHMANN DIPL ₁ -PHYS. DIPL ₁ -INC, / ') PRO SPORT VERLAG GMBH & CO ifk-10 THE SPECIALIST COMPANY FOR SPORTS AND LEISURE KG _{L / Bi>} May 4th 1977 PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Wall calendar with a support plate provided with window cutouts, each with a stack of picture sheets and Receives calendar sheets, both of which are interchangeable by pulling them out from the side of the support plate, thereby characterized in that on the upper and / or lower edge of the support plate (1) each one on the front (Ib) hinged cover flap (7a, 7b) of the support plate. 2. wall calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that the cover flaps (7a, 7b) co-operating parts tines closure member (13, I ¹ O wear. 3. Wall calendar according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that on the outside of both cover flaps (7a, 7b) slots (13) are provided in which a locking tab (14) connecting the two flaps to one another is plugged in. 4. Wall calendar according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that part of the cover flaps (7a, 7b) or the closure members (11) is designed as a hanger (9, 11). D-707 SCHWÄBISCH CMOND COMMON ACCOUNTS: D-β MÖNCHEN 70 Telephone (07171) 56 90 Deutsche Bank Munich 70/37369 (DLZ 700 700 10) Telephone: (0 89) 77 89 56 H. SCHROETER telegrams: Schroep "Schwäbisch Gmünd 02/00 535 (BLZ 613 700 86) K.LEHMANN telegrams: Sthrocp" Docksgasse 49 Telex: 7248 868 pagd d Postscheckkonto Munich 167941-804 Lipowskystraße 10 Telex: 5 212 248 pawc d 7714123 08/18/77 - 2 - ifk-10 5 · Wall calendar according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that the window cutouts (3a, 3b) are covered by a cover sheet which in particular from the material of the Vorderejite (Ib) of the Support plate (1) consists and is almost completely separated from it, e.g. punched out. 6. Wall calendar according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the stack (5b) of the calendar sheets by a two-fold longitudinally and thus three-ply cardboard strip is formed. 7714123 08/18/77