JP2000247058A - Album - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate the storage, classification, and indexing of developed photographies in accordance with sightseeing spots by providing pages printed with photographies showing sightseeing spots in an album with photograph insertion pocket. SOLUTION: The album has a front cover and rear cover, and also a plurality of sheets of page paper therebetween. In this case, three-sheet storage film pockets 11A-11C are made at the right side of fourth page paper for example, and arrows 11D for indicating the insertion direction of photographies and memorandums 11E are printed at the left side thereof. Furthermore, third page and sixth page printed with photographies 10A, 13A of sightseeing spots are furnished as well as the page having the pockets 11A-11C. For example, the third page photograph is printed with one showing old houses of sightseeing spots or one showing birds, beancurd, fish as a special product in the form of a circle-marking cut, and the sixth page photograph is printed with one showing flower, plant, and forest as a special product of the sightseeing spots with a circle marking cut.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an album in which a guide photograph of a tourist spot is bound.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional album, a design or a photograph is printed on a cover, and each page inside has a plurality of pockets, into which developed photographs are inserted. In many cases, designs and photographs are printed on the back cover in addition to the front cover. However, there is no design or photo printed on each internal page other than the cover. Therefore, in addition to the actually developed photographs, postcards and general tourist photographs of sightseeing destinations can be cut out and placed in the above pockets, or pasted in blank areas on each page with glue or tape, etc. I am commemorating it.

[0003]

Conventional albums are so-called all-purpose albums, which can store photos at any time and at any travel destination. Therefore, it was not an album with features that corresponded to sightseeing spots.

[0004] If there is an album that can be used according to the sightseeing spot, the developed photograph to be stored in the pocket can be sorted and selected according to the sightseeing spot. Furthermore, when observing the album later, a memorable observation as a commemorative photo suitable for such a sightseeing spot becomes possible. An object of the present invention is to provide an album useful for storing, classifying, and retrieving developed photographs according to such a tourist spot.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, there is provided an album having a pocket for inserting a photograph, in addition to the page having the pocket, a page on which a photograph indicating a tourist spot is printed, and these pages are bound. Disclosed album.

Further, according to the present invention, bookbinding is performed by arbitrarily combining a plurality of sheets having pockets for inserting photographs on the front and back sides and a plurality of sheets on which photographs showing sightseeing spots are printed. Disclose the album.

Further, the present invention provides a plurality of photo printing papers on which photographs indicating sightseeing spots are printed, a plurality of pocket papers having pockets for inserting photographs, and a file section for filing these papers freely. An album provided with an album exterior part having the following.

Further, the present invention discloses an album in which a light-colored photograph showing a tourist spot is printed on the page or paper having the pocket.

Further, the present invention discloses an album in which photographs of a large recreational facility or an event are printed instead of photographs of sightseeing spots.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a book-bound album according to the present invention. 2A and 2B show examples of the internal page. Album 1 has cover 3 and back 4
With multiple pages in between. Binding is
There are various types such as glue, adhesive binding, and punch binding. FIG. 1 shows an example of bookbinding using the punch 2. The cover 3 is printed with, for example, “commemorative album”, “name”, “date”, and “travel to A”. In addition to these, there are printing contents and formats corresponding to various sightseeing spots.

FIG. 2A shows an example of the inner sheets 10 and 11 of the third and fourth pages, and FIG. 2B shows an example of the inner sheets 12 and 13 of the fifth and sixth pages. In each case, the spread state is shown. On the 4th page paper 11, film pockets 11A, 11B for storing upper, middle, lower, and three sheets are provided on the right side.
11C is made, and arrow 1 on the left shows the direction of inserting the photo
1D and a memo field 11E are printed. On the paper 12 of the fifth page, upper, middle, lower, and three film pockets 12A, 12B, 12C are formed on the left side, and an arrow 12D indicating a photo insertion direction and a memo field 12E are printed on the right side. I have.

Film pockets 11A to 11C, 12
How to make A to 12C is as follows. Prepare one side open bag film equivalent to the vertical size of one sheet of paper,
As shown by the arrow in FIG.
It is inserted into one sheet of paper constituting a page. The paper is provided with a plurality of slits 15 and 16 for pocket division, and after the film is inserted, heat is welded from the front and back of the paper. Thus, on each of the fourth page and the fifth page, three upper and lower pockets 11A to 11C, 12A to
12C can be formed simultaneously.

Although it has been described that a pocket film is inserted after bookbinding, it is also possible to insert a pocket before bookbinding to form a pocket, and then to perform bookbinding.

Although the above is an example of pages 4 and 5, the same applies to pocket formation for other pages.

In FIGS. 2A and 2B, in addition to a page having a pocket, three and six pages on which sightseeing spot photographs 10A and 13A are printed are provided. In addition to having a pair of pockets on one side and one side, photographs are also printed on one side and one side. Therefore, the second page, which is the previous page of the third page, and the next page of the sixth page, 7
The photo is printed on the page. That is, photos are printed on the front and back of one of the two pages and one of the three pages, and one of the six pages and the seventh page.

In FIG. 2A, the photograph on the third page is a photograph showing an old house at a certain tourist spot, and a photograph showing birds, tofu, and fish as a special product is printed with a circle mark cut. FIG.
In (b), a photograph showing a flower, a plant, and a forest as a special product of the sightseeing spot is cut and printed with a circle. Instead of cut photos, various print formats such as one photo for the entire page and two photos by dividing the page into upper and lower portions can also be adopted.

As described above, in the album of the present invention, in addition to the page having the pocket, the page on which the photograph corresponding to the sightseeing spot is printed is inserted and bound. Looking at sightseeing examples of historic sites, there are “Nikko Journey”, “Kyoto / Nara Journey”, “China Journey”, “Taiwan Journey” and so on.

The number of pages (the number of pages) to be inserted, where to insert the pages, what pictures to insert, and the like are determined by editing.
Although it depends on the number of albums, it is preferable to insert a plurality of to ten or more than one. For example, a representative photograph of the sightseeing spot is printed on the front and back of the first sheet when the cover is opened, the second and third sheets are used for pockets, and the front and back of the fourth sheet are printed. And print another photo of the tourist spot at the 5th, 6th
There is a way to make the first sheet for a pocket. The developed photograph to be inserted into the pocket is selected according to the photograph of the paper inserted immediately before the pocket, so that the impression and memory as a commemorative photograph can be obtained.

In some cases, printing of a photograph is performed on the back side of the front cover. As a result, the related photograph is printed on the right side of the first page using the cover, and the basic character of the album can be understood.

Further, it is preferable to print a light-colored photograph on a page provided with the pocket. This is because if the coloring is dark, it may be difficult to observe the developed photograph.

The photograph put in the pocket is a developed photograph. However, in the case of an example such as a digital camera, the photograph is a printed photograph. Furthermore, the above-mentioned pocket formation example is an example,
Naturally, the present invention can be applied to examples using other forming methods. In addition, although three pockets are used, there may be four or one pockets. In addition, although the direction of inserting a photograph is set to be horizontal, there is also a vertical example. It can also be applied to albums where photos are held with stickers instead of pockets.

Although photo printing is used, sketched patterns and drawings can be used as long as they show sightseeing spots. Apart from sightseeing spots,
It can also be used in albums for specific large leisure lands and large events.

Another embodiment will be described. Although the above embodiment is an example of fixed bookbinding, flexible bookbinding (ie, free file binding) that allows the user to make bookbinding freely.
Apply to album. It has a plurality of sheets for photo printing and a plurality of sheets with pockets, each sheet has a binding hole formed by punching and the like, and a file tool (metal fitting or plastic tool) for binding such a sheet. An assembling (or free-binding) album having an album exterior portion provided with is provided as a set. Then, the user selects the binding order and the number of sheets of paper with photo prints and paper with pockets according to the photos to be stored, and sets the album on the exterior part with a file tool passed through the binding hole, and then sets the album. Form. It is possible to file a print photograph and a stored photograph according to the user's preference. Of course, in addition to the file with the hole by the punch, there may be a file example in which the file is held by a metal fitting or the like.

[0024]

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an album in which photographs taken by a partner at a tourist spot or the like are imprinted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of an album of the present invention.

FIG. 2 shows an example page of the contents of an album of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Album 3 Front cover 10-13 Page 10-13 page 10A, 13A Printed photo 11A-11C pocket 12A-12C pocket

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. An album having a pocket for inserting a photograph, in addition to the page having the pocket, a page on which a photograph indicating a sightseeing spot is printed, and these pages are bound. 2. An album in which a plurality of sheets having pockets for inserting photographs on the front and back sides and a plurality of sheets on which photographs showing sightseeing spots are printed are arbitrarily combined and bound. 3. An album exterior having a plurality of photo printing papers on which photographs indicating sightseeing spots are printed, a plurality of pocket papers having pockets for inserting photographs, and a file section for freely filing these papers. Album with a section. 4. The album according to claim 1, wherein a light-colored photograph indicating a sightseeing spot is printed on the page or paper having the pocket. 5. Photographs of large leisure facilities and events are printed in place of photographs of sightseeing spots.
4. The album according to any one of 4.