FR2659272A1 - AGENDA HAS ENTERED IN SEVERAL YEARS. - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a diary with entries over several years. It comprises in combination a book body (B) having a predetermined number of pages (13) each carrying a transparent pocket (15) open at its upper end (14), and a predetermined number of diary cards (C) carrying at least one date indication (11) which gives a predetermined calendar date, and a white recording area (12) which can be written on. Cards of the same month and same day for multiple years can be housed interchangeably in the same clear sleeve (15). Field of application: personal diaries, etc.

Description

The present invention relates to an agenda for

  entries over several years, in which

  written by a person over the past several years may be arranged in such a way that it is possible to observe the records of the same month and the same day of the past years, at approximately the same time

on the same page of the agenda.

  In a solar calendar, the four seasons are repeated every year and many functions or

  many important events, etc., returning regularly

  Each year, it is very useful and convenient to observe personal written recordings or personal written experiences of the same date from past years, on the same page of the same agenda, at the same time. we use a calendar to

multiple years.

  A multi-year calendar is known, each of which has a writing space that is divided into several writing sections (calendar sections) corresponding to the number of years, so that a person can write his or her records from the same date (month and day) for several years on the same page and can observe at the same time the written records for the various years, on the same page However, in these types of multi-year calendar, so that the agenda remains at a reasonable size, each page normally has three or four sections of writing (agenda sections) It is therefore necessary to renew the agenda every three or four years In other words, for example, in the case a three-year agenda, a new agenda should be used every three years; other

  said, the registration of the third year and the registration

  the fourth year can not be written in the same calendar, and a person can not observe the recording of a certain date in the third year and the recording of the same date of the fourth year,

  at the same time, in the same agenda.

  In other words, there is a discontinuity of observation of the calendar records of two consecutive years every x predetermined years. The main object of the invention is to eliminate

  the disadvantage of the discontinuity mentioned above.

  In other words, the present invention aims to provide a multi-year or multi-year entry calendar, in which calendar records of the same date (month and day) of any number of consecutive years may be arranged on the same page and records of the same date of several consecutive past years can be observed very easily and

  quickly, substantially at the same time, on the same page.

  In accordance with the invention, a separation of the calendar sections (writing sections) from the book body has been devised, unlike the prior art in which the writing sections are incorporated directly and integrally into the book section. the body of

  In other words, according to the basic concept of the invention

  The writing sections which are provided on separate cards may be removably housed in the body of the book.

"calendar card".

  To achieve the object mentioned above, in accordance with the invention, there is provided a calendar entries over several years, comprising, in combination, a book body having a predetermined number of pages, each page having a transparent open pocket at its upper end, and a predetermined number of calendar cards each having at least one date indication that indicates a predetermined calendar date, and a blank recording area on which a person can write a record, so that the cards calendar of the same month and the same day for a predetermined number of years can be accommodated interchangeably in

the same transparent pouch.

  With this arrangement, after a person has written a date record on a calendar card by that date, the calendar card can be inserted into the transparent pocket of that date (page) to be placed on calendar cards from the same date of the past years that have been superimposed on each other in this transparent pocket. The oldest and useless calendar cards or older agenda cards can be removed from the associated transparent pockets when or before the transparent sleeves are completely filled with diary cards.

  use substantially forever a single calendar book.

  In other words, the calendar cards of the same date of the past years can always be housed in a renewable way in the same transparent pocket The calendar card of the last year (one year before), that is to say

  the highest agenda card in the transparent pocket

  rent, can be seen at a glance across

the transparent pouch.

  The calendar cards may be daily cards, each for a one-day registration, or weekly cards, each for one

  Weekly recording of seven days.

  Preferably, the calendar cards are superimposed in the associated transparent pockets so that the highest map has the most recent date indication so that the last-mentioned calendar cards in the respective pockets can be

  observed through the transparent pockets.

  It is possible to sort the calendar cards into two groups so that the odd-year calendar cards are placed in one of the left and right pages and the even-numbered calendar cards are

housed in the other page.

  Odd-years calendar cards have a different color than even-numbered calendar cards. Note that the term "calendar card" herein refers to a separate card that has a predetermined number of writing sections for a predetermined number of days. For example, when the calendar card has a section for a day, it is a day card Similarly, when the calendar card has seven writing sections

  for a week it is a weekly map.

  Therefore, in the case of

  domadaires, the expression "even date" means even week.

  In other words, the weekly cards of the same week of the same month over several years are arranged in the

same cover of the same page.

  The invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings by way of non-limiting examples and in which: FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a multi-year entry calendar,

  represented in the open position, in accordance with

  tion; Figure 2 is a schematic perspective view of a multi-year entry calendar according to the invention, this view to explain its use; Figure 3 is a schematic perspective view partially in section of a diary entry multiple years according to the invention, this view to explain its use; FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic front view of a main part of a year-entry diary

  multiples according to another embodiment of the invention.

  tion; Figure 5 is a front view of a calendar card in the form of a weekly map, according to the invention; FIGS. 6A, 6B and 6C are schematic views showing front and back faces of

  calendar cards bearing indications of different dates

  in accordance with the invention; and FIG. 7 is a diagrammatic view in

  perspective of an agenda known to multiple years.

  For a better understanding of the invention

  tion, reference is made first to Figure 7 below.

  shows a calendar known to multiple years.

  In a three-year calendar shown in Figure 7, each page of the calendar has three sections

  (calendar sections) 3, so that

  same month and day (eg 1 June) covering three years (eg 1988, 1989 and 1990) may be written on the respective writing sections 3 of the same page However, the agenda must be every three years In other words, a new agenda must be used every three years, as previously mentioned. A person can not observe the registration of a certain date, for example on June 1, 1990, and the registration of 1 June 1991 in the

same agenda.

  To solve this problem, according to the invention and as shown in FIG. 1, a multi-year entry calendar A consists essentially of a book body B which has a predetermined number of 366 pages 13 (or leaves, but each of them usually having two pages defined on its front and back sides), because of the bisexual years, and a predetermined number of calendar cards C, for example daily cards, each having at least one date indication It indicates a calendar date (year, month and day) and a white registration area (writing section) 12 for a day In the case of day cards, at least 365 (or 366 for a leap year) C charts covering every day of a year (12 months) are incorporated into an annual game Each page 13 of the book body B comprises a transparent pouch 15 whose bottom 16 is closed and whose upper end 14 is open, end through which the associated calendar cards C can be

inserted and removed.

  The transparent pouches 15 are used, for example, in a polyethylene film, glued to the respective pages 13 of the book body B. The day cards

  C carry the different calendar dates 11 of a year.

  It is possible to include several annual games of day cards, each game consisting of one-year day cards or, otherwise, after the exhaustion of the first day's day cards, an additional game (or additional games) day cards for the second year (and

  following years) is (or is) prepared separately.

  At the end of the first year, a card

  C, on which his experience was recorded.

  these, is housed in each transparent pouch 15.

  When the second year begins, the C-day cards of the second year (which will be designated C 2 to differentiate them from the C-day cards of the first year, which are indicated in Cl in Figure 2) are housed in the transparent pockets 15 of the same dates

  than those of the day cards of the first year.

  In other words, for example, the day card C 2 of June 1, 1990 (second year), is also inserted in the transparent bag 15 to be placed on the daily card C1 of June 1, 1989, which card has already been

  inserted in the transparent pouch 15.

  The same operation is repeated for the third year and for the following years, as shown in FIG. 3. In other words, the day card Cn of June 1 of the year 199 N is inserted in the transparent pouch 15 through the upper end. 14 of the same date of the year 199 N-1 which is itself placed on the Cn-2 day-card of the same date of the year. 199 N 2 As a general rule, the observation of the three or four year C day-cards at the same time is considered sufficient As a consequence, unnecessary day-cards of the year or old years are removed. If necessary, the old cards removed may be stored in a suitable storage box (not shown) or the like. It should be noted that the day cards C of in the respective pockets 15, that is to say the last day cards, can be observed through the transparent pockets, as can be seen

in Figure 3.

  It is possible to classify the day cards

  nalières (agenda cards) C in two groups of years

  odd and even years, as shown in Figure 4.

  In other words, in an alternative arrangement shown in FIG. 4, the left-hand pages 13a of the body of the book B relate to odd years and the right-hand pages 13b to even years, respectively, and vice versa. calendar with date indication lla des

  odd years are housed in the transparent pockets.

  rents 15a on the left pages 13a, and the calendar cards Cb having the date indication llb even years are housed in the transparent pockets 15b on the right pages 13b of the calendar AI entries In this variant, it is possible to observe the two cards of the same date of two

  odd years and consecutive pair, at the same time.

  In this variant also, it is preferable

  to color the odd-numbered Ca cards and the even-numbered Cb cards with different colors to easily distinguish the two groups of cards.

  groups of cards may be unstained.

  In a variant, as shown in FIGS. 6A to 6C, it is also possible to provide date indications and calendar sections (writing section) 12 (FIG. 1) on both front and back sides. of each C card, so that the calendar cards C of the same date of one year out of two (figure 6 A) or two odd years or consecutive pairs (figures 6 B and 6 C) can

  be housed in the same transparent pouch.

  Figure 5 shows an example of a calendar card C which is in the form of a card

  weekly report with seven indications of the

  11 and seven agenda sections 12 The weekly charts

  in the same week of the same month for several

  years are housed in the same pocket of the same page.

  The number of calendar cards included in an annual game

is 53 in this case.

  As can be understood from the foregoing, according to the invention, the calendar cards of the same date of several years can still be housed continuously and renewable in the same transparent pouch of the same page and, therefore, the recordings of the agenda cards of interest can be observed easily and quickly, substantially

at the same time.

  It goes without saying that many changes can be made to the agenda described and represented without

depart from the scope of the invention.

Claims (6)

  1 calendar with entries over several years, characterized in that it comprises a book body (B) having a predetermined number of pages (13) each having a transparent pocket (15) having a   open top end (14), and a predetermined number   mined cards (C) each having at least one date indication (11) which indicates a predetermined calendar date, and a white registration area (12) on which a record can be written, so that the cards of the same month and the same day for a number of years can be housed interchangeably in the same pocket transparent book body.   2 Agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the cards are day cards, each intended for a recording on a day, the number of these cards, included in a game annual, being 365 or 366.   3 Agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the cards are weekly cards, each provided for a weekly record of seven days, the number of these cards, included in an annual game, being of 53.   4 Agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the cards are superimposed in the associated transparent pockets so that the highest card has the last date indication so that the cards at the last date in the respective transparent pockets can be observed through the pockets transparent of the book body.   An agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the cards are arranged in two groups, so that the cards (Ca) of odd years are housed in one (13a) of the left and right pages of the body of and that the cards (Cb) of even years are   housed in the other (13b) pages of the book body.   6 diary according to claim 5, characterized in that the odd years cards have a color   different from that of even-year cards.   7 Agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that each card carries, on both sides, at least   a date indication and a writing section.