FR2575442A1 - PORTABLE RECORDER BOX - Google Patents

Abstract

1. Autographic register produced by cutting out and folding a sheet of carboard and comprising the following elements ; a base (1), two lateral sides (2, 3), two transversal sides (6) and a cover (13) which is hollowed out to expose a supply of paper situated inside the box and enable entries to be written thereon, which said paper can be extracted via a slit situated at one end of the cover, these elements being produced by folding the said sheet, the box being also equipped with a rigid sheet serving as a writing surface positioned between the hollowed-out cover and the hollow interior of the box, characterized by the fact that the rigid sheet is formed by a folded portion (8) of the said initial sheet, connected to the remainder of this latter by a folding line situated opposite to the one connecting the cover to the remainder of the initial sheet, and that the slit for the extraction of the paper is situated at the free end of the cover (13).

Description

The subject of the present invention is a light register

  portable, made of cardboard or similar material of sufficient rigidity while having some flexibility This box, very low cost can

  besides be thrown after using its contents.

  A characteristic of this box consists in that it is formed by a blank of cardboard or other material, having cutouts and fold lines, so that the various faces of the box can be assembled between

they by folding and nesting.

  Another feature of the box is that it is divided by folding the carton into two compartments

  superimposed, whose lower compartment of relative volume

  The upper compartment is used for storing billfold paper, while the upper compartment is for presentation of the paper for the inscriptions to be made, the lower compartment being closed on top.

  by a piece of cardboard resulting from the folding of the blank

  tial, which gives the paper a sufficient base to

  put the inscriptions. A perforated lid held by interlocking above the writing table guides and

  maintains the paper while leaving exposed

useful parts of it.

  The following description with regard to the

  annexed, given by way of example, will make it possible to understand how the invention can be carried out, the particularities described as well as those

  drawing forming part of the invention.

  FIG. 1 represents the initial cardboard blank,

  FIGS. 2, 3 and 4 are perspective views.

  illustrating successive phases of the folding of the blank for the production of the box; FIG. 5 shows in perspective a completed box; FIGS. 6 and 7 are sections of the following figure VIVI and VII-VII. FIG. 1 shows the shape of a cardboard blank making it possible to obtain by folding and fitting the box shown in FIGS. 5 to 7. In this FIG. 1 the thin lines are

  fold lines primed at the wheel on the cardboard.

  Part 1 is the bottom of the box. the parts 2 and 3 form the double thickness longitudinal stiles, each part 3 folding towards the inside of the boot against the respective part 2 and being held in place

  by engagement of protruding tabs 4 in openings

  The parts 6 constitute the transverse sides and are extended by tabs 7 which are engaged between the parts 2 and 3 folded against each other.

  the e-mail before tabs 4 are engaged in the opening

  5. Parts 8 and 9 with their edges $ 0 and 11 are intended to fold over one another, with embroidering of 11 in 10 and to form on the boot the writing table. The length l of these parts, is slightly smaller than the corresponding size of the boot, so as to arrange along the edge ab of the side 6 of the box, a slot (slot 12 in Figure 6) in

  which can move the paper when it is pulled.

  Finally another part 13 with its borders of

  Box 14 forms the upper part of the boot. This part 13 is largely hollowed out in 15 so as to reveal the useful part of the paper on which inscriptions must be made, the paper then resting on the rather rigid table constituted by the superposition of the

parts 8 and 9.

  It will be noted that Part 8 and Part 6

  are provided on their fold line with a circular hole

  16 while Part 9 is equipped on its

  a semicircular notch 17 superimposed on the txc.u - for perms "The e to grab and pull convenient r_,] papie-r 18 su, - the tabled2criture 8 and 9 ,. It is seen that the box described is light and therefore portable and that from a properly cut blank and adat that which can be done on a machine, the boot can be made in one way or another. It is therefore very low cost and can be discarded when the supply of paper is exhausted. EVEJLDiCATiCL-S 1. A portable recording box consisting of a cardboard blank or similar piece of material which has cutouts and lines of: i so that the various faces of the boot are assembled together by folding and e2bottement 2. Box according to claim I characterized in that the parts of the flanformant the long sides of the box propr In other words, they are folded thinly against each other in order to grip legs.

small parties.

  3. Box according to claim 2 characterized in

  that the parties of the big side folded one against the other

  are held in place by penetrating tongues

in openings of the blank.

  4. Box according to one of the preceding claims

  characterized in that it is divided into two superimposed compartments whose large volume lower compartment is used to store the folded accordion paper stock, while the upper compartment serves for presentation

  paper and the inscriptions, the separation of the two

  timents being carried out by a fold of the blank, to form the

writing table.

  5. Box according to claim 4 characterized in that the part serving as a writing table is in double thickness and has a length less than the dimension

  corresponding box, to create a slot for

both the passage of the paper.

  Box according to one of the preceding claims

  characterized in that the upper compartment is closed by a nested cover, largely hollowed out for

  allow to see the useful surface of the paper.