DE8132185U1 - Tear-off calendar - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a tear-off calendar made up of several sheets of the same size, which are stacked together along an edge connected and along the resulting prebulb strip are perforated.

In a known tear-off calendar of this type, every calendar month is assigned a sheet, on the side facing the viewer, in addition to a pictorial representation, the calendar, consisting of the dates and the corresponding days of the week of the month in question, is printed on. There are too Tear-off calendar known with the calendar sheets assigned to the individual calendar days, on which next to the calendar Sayings or information assigned to the relevant days may be appropriate.

In a known tear-off calendar, the one mentioned at the beginning Kind of information that should be taken into account on individual calendar days, although on the relevant months Print assigned sheets with a reference to the day in question, but experience has shown that this does not happen the desired attention on the respective day. Such information will be remarkable on certain days in horticulture, for example, in order to respond in good time to the many measures to be carried out over the season to remember.

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It is the object of the invention to design a tear-off calendar of the type mentioned in such a way that it is possible to use such To affix information in such a way that it is also observed on the desired date.

The invention is characterized in that individual sheets are divided into rectangular fields and along the edges of these Fields are perforated.

The perforated fields can be torn off individually and can be printed with a date and the information associated with this date and then torn off on the relevant date will. The information is then readily available as an outline. Regardless of this, the calendar offers the possibility of monthly overviews on corresponding smooth sheets, which, apart from the perforation along the composite strip, are not perforated.

It is advisable to prepare a perforated field for each day so that information on the assigned field can be conveyed. A further development of the invention, which is characterized by this, does justice to this is that twelve, the individual calendar months assigned, divided into fields are provided, in one for all these arches share a basic grid of twenty-seven to thirty-one, comprising thirty-six fields of the same size have perforated fields, corresponding to the number of days of the respectively assigned month.

The basic grid used for this facilitates clarity and also offers a monthly recurring note about the in the progressively demolished arches advanced course of the month and took place or missed demolition activity.

The basic grid expediently comprises six lines of six fields each. Then one can encompass the space of five fields Provide a suitable section in the row of fields furthest away from the composite strip.

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The five fields used for the section are freely available each month because of the thirty-six fields of the basic grid are only required for a maximum of thirty-one for long months. Always the same arrangement of the Section makes it possible to always use the same breakdown scheme for every month, regardless of the length of the month.

^ n, for example starting with the field for the first day v..is month in the line furthest from the composite strip and then progressing to the next line and so on. The positions of the last few days remain in the shorter months unused and are available for other information, for example order forms or the like.

It is advisable to alternate the perforated sheets with smooth sheets, like the subsequent sheets or the previous perforated sheets are assigned to the same months.

If the section on a perforated sheet is torn off, the relevant sheet becomes the one in question on the smooth sheet below Place visible. There you could attach the monthly calendar for the month in question, from the beginning on is visible throughout the month, even if the perforated sheet in question is in front of the smooth sheet of the same Month depends.

The invention will now be explained in more detail using a preferred exemplary embodiment.

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In the drawing shows:

FIG. 1 shows a tear-off calendar in perspective

the invention with partly turned up, smooth January leaf,

Figure 2 is a plan view of the January leaf from Figure 1, Figure 3 which comprises thirty-six fields

Basic grid, and

FIG. 4 shows the sheet assigned to January, divided into fields.

According to FIG. 1, 1 to 4 denote four sheets and 5 further sheets, all of which are of the same size and are stacked are connected to one another along the upper edge 6 by brackets 7, 8, 9. Along the resulting Stapling strip 10, all sheets are continuously perforated, the relevant perforation for sheets 1 and 2 is 11 and 12 respectively.

The individual sheets can be torn off the stapling strip 10 along these perforations if necessary. Before the arch 1, one or more cover sheets, also perforated so that they can be torn off, can be arranged.

A flap 13 is attached in front of the foremost sheet and has two folds 14, 15 parallel to the upper edge 6. Kinked along the folds this flap 13 can be inserted into the · through brought the dash-dotted line 16 indicated position and then serves as a hanger. It is provided with bores 17, 18 for this purpose.

The sheet 1 is assigned to January and on its the viewer facing side with a picture 20 and printed in its lower area with a calendar 21.

Also assigned to January is sheet 2 filed behind it, the one in an orthogonal, thirty-six equal size Basic grid 22 comprising fields is divided into 31 fields 23, 24, 25, 26 ... which represent the days of the month of January

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are assigned numerically, as indicated by the digits in FIG. The basic grid comprises six lines 27 to 32 each with six fields 37 to 42. The space of five fields in the row 32 furthest from the stapling strip 10 is made up of a section 33 taken. Along the edges 34, 35, 36 ... of the fields 23, 24, 25, 26 ... and the section 33 is the Sheet 2 perforated so that you can tear off the section 33 and the fields one after the other along the perforations. the Fields are printed with information corresponding to the assigned days, which is not shown in the drawing are.

The sheet 3 is assigned to a smooth sheet like sheet 1 and February. The sheet 4 is a in fields subdivided sheet, which is assigned to February according to sheet 2 from Figure 4, and so on up to the last, Sheet divided into fields, assigned to December, followed by a strong cardboard box as a rear closure.

Claims (1)

- 1 - P 28 205 2.11.81. Proverbs: 1. Tear-off calendar made up of several sheets of the same size that are stacked are connected to one another along one edge and perforated along the resulting composite strip, characterized in that individual sheets (2, 4) in rectangular fields (23, 24 ...) divided and perforated along the edges (34, 35, 36 ...) of these fields are. 2. tear-off calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that twelve, assigned to the individual Xalendermcnaten, in fields subdivided arches (2, 4 ...) are provided, which in one for all these arches common, thirty-six Equally sized fields comprising basic grid (22) twenty-seven have up to thirty-one perforated fields ■ · corresponding to the number of days of the respectively assigned Month. 3 tear-off calendar according to claim 2, characterized in that that alternating with the twelve arcs (2, 4 ...) subdivided into fields, smooth arcs (1,3) are provided are. 4. Tear according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the basic pattern comprises six lines (27 to 32) ^of six fields (37 to 42), and that the place of five fields comprehensive portion (33) in which the composite strip ( το) the most distant field line (32) is provided.