JP2000281080A - Message envelope - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a new form of message transfer tool of heartwarming status utilizing a mail system of no charge in place of a telegram or 'Letax' (combination of Letter and facsimile). SOLUTION: There is provided an envelope in which a rectangular base sheet 1 is folded at a central folding line 2 and edges of the sheet are adhered to each other by adhesive agent. Its opened page has a glue margin 3 over its entire circumferential edge. The left half sheet surface has a message description column 4. The right half sheet forms a post card surface 5. Its rear surface of the opened page has a cut line 6 of perforation over the entire circumference of the circumferential edge. The right half paper sheet becomes an envelope surface 7. The envelope surface has an address column 17 and a class identification display 8 having at least 18 letters such as 'funeral' 'celebration' 'congratulation' and the like in response to the contents of message. The left half paper sheet has the rear surface of the post card 9 corresponding to the post card front surface and a sender's information column 10 where an address and a name of a message sender or the like are described in its marginal segment.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an envelope for transmitting messages such as "celebration" and "condolence" using mail.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Telegrams have been mainly used as means for transmitting messages such as "celebration" and "condolence". The advantage of telegrams is that they are speedy,
On the other hand, there is a drawback that you can not send handwritten letters, and in most cases, the text is selected from a huge amount of prepared templates, and it is a ceremonial only in a form that does not convey the sender's feelings It is easy to use, and as a result, there is a tendency to repair the appearance only with the mounts as good, and it is expensive and expensive, with embroidery, pressed flowers and even lacquered lacquer work.

Another well-known means of transmitting a message is a post office letter. This is, as the name suggests, a facsimile means, in which thin fax paper, printed in a very unclear condition, is simply sandwiched between spread cardboards made of thick cardboard. There is no difference from sending a fax, except that the postman will deliver it. Now that faxes are no longer unusual, the recipients do not feel very grateful, they are discarded in less than a week, and the memories received are far away It looks like it is.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is thus a ritual of form only, and uses an inexpensive mail instead of a wasteful telegram or a letter with a less prominent impression. It is an object of the present invention to provide a new type of message transmission tool that connects the minds.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a message envelope according to the present invention is an envelope formed by folding a square backing at a center folding line and bonding edges thereof,
The spread side has a glue margin over the entire periphery, the left half has a message entry field on the left side, the right half has a postcard surface, and the back side of the spread has Has a perforated cut line over the entire periphery, and the right half of the paper surface is the envelope surface, and the envelope surface has a destination column and "condolences" according to the contents of the message,
It is provided with a type sign having at least characters such as "celebration" and "kei", and the left half of the paper has the back of the postcard corresponding to the front of the postcard, and the address, name, etc. of the message sender in the margin. A sender information field to be described is provided.

[0006] It is more preferable that the edge of the postcard integrated with the envelope coincides with the cutting line of the peripheral edge as much as possible, since the labor for cutting the postcard can be saved. Further, it is desirable that the sender attaches the postage stamp in advance as a modest feeling of the sender. That way, the recipient will not be able to dispose of it casually, and the postcard will be able to reply to the sender. Nowadays, word processors and personal computers have become widespread, and writing with a pen has become less common. If you can't find a sentence or want to write a sentence quickly without any time, you can sell this envelope with a collection of typical sentences. In addition, ordinary envelopes and postcards may give an out-of-place impression as what is delivered to funerals and weddings, but the envelope of the present invention, for example, for condolences, has a lotus letter with the word "condolence" on the envelope surface. If you print illustrations of flowers and the like and use black and white as a whole, you can eliminate such discomfort.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The message envelope according to the present invention is an envelope formed by folding a square backing sheet 1 at a center folding line 2 and bonding edges thereof, and FIGS. 1A and 1B show a double-sided surface before forming into an envelope. And the back side thereof is illustrated.
This is an example in the case of condolences. The spread face shown in FIG. 1 (a) is divided into two right and left sides by a center folding line 2, and a margin part 3 is formed around the entire periphery by a dotted line 11, and is formed on the right half. A double-sided tape 12 is adhered to the glue margin 3. A message entry field 4 is formed in the left half of the sheet using almost the entire area. This message entry field 4
Is framed by a frame 13. A title 14 such as "Message to say goodbye" is printed on the upper part, and a name field 15 for describing the sender's name is provided in the lower corner. A postcard surface 5 is formed on the right half of the paper in such a manner that the right shoulder thereof is fitted to the margin portion 3.

The back surface shown in FIG. 1 (b) is also divided into two right and left sides by a center folding line 2, and a perforated line 6 is provided along the entire periphery. The right half of the page is the envelope surface 7, an address field 17 is provided at the upper part, and a letter 18 of “condolence” is printed largely below the address field 17, and further below that “ An illustration 19 of a lotus flower suitable for the word "funeral" is drawn. A postcard back surface 9 corresponding to the above-described postcard front surface is formed on the left half of the paper surface, and a sender information column 10 for entering the sender's address and name is provided below the postcard back surface 9. Since the present envelope is formed by integrally forming a postcard, it is necessary that the paper material used has a thickness and strength that can be used as a postcard. Is also good.

[0011] The usage of the message envelope having the above structure will be described.
7. Fill in the sender information column 10, peel off the release paper of the double-sided tape 12 stuck on the glue margin 3, and make the message entry column 4 inside with the folding line 2 at the center as shown in FIG. When the bending and the glue margin 3 are bonded, an envelope is obtained. If a stamp with a predetermined denomination is put on this and mailed to a post, it will be delivered to the recipient described in the address column 17 via the post office. The recipient can cut the perforated perforated line 6 and cut it open immediately. The left half can be stored as an auto-written message card in an album, etc. From this page, you can cut out the postcard and send a return message to the sender.

Of course, the above-mentioned condolences are merely examples, and various types of messages can be transmitted by changing the design of the letters 18 and illustrations 19 on the envelope surface. FIG. 3 illustrates the envelope surface of such a representative embodiment. Those marked "Kei" or "Holiday" are used to convey the feeling of "congratulations" such as marriage and childbirth, and those marked "Mind" are used to indicate, for example, illness or disaster. If you care about your friends or acquaintances, you can freely leave the message of your thoughts. In addition, a wide range of uses is possible, such as the use of this envelope to send a small message to those that used to use a round-trip postcard such as a reunion letter.

[0011]

As described above, according to the message envelope of the present invention, a handwritten hearty message can be quickly enveloped and sent at a low cost at every occasion such as a ceremonial occasion. If you are the recipient, you will be able to communicate the sentiment of the sender in a straightforward manner, and since the postcard is attached, you cannot dispose of it, and you can write a reply using this postcard. Also, in contrast to a telegram, this envelope removes any useless decorations and uses the paper space effectively as a message card or postcard without waste, leading to resource saving.

[0012] Although personal computers have become widespread and a convenient era in which information can be exchanged instantly by e-mail has been reached, everyone acknowledges that letters have the advantages of letters only. There is no hassle of aligning the envelopes, it can be easily assembled and sent from only one sheet of paper, and this envelope that takes into account not only sending but also bidirectionality is an excellent message transmission suitable for the future era It can be said that it is a tool.

[0013]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 (a) (b) A message envelope according to the present invention,
FIG. 3 is a plan view of a double-sided surface and a back surface in a stage before forming into an envelope.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a process of forming the envelope of the message envelope according to the present invention by folding the envelope along a folding line.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of an envelope surface representing an exemplary embodiment of a message envelope according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Backing paper 2 Fold line 3 Glue margin 4 Message entry field 5 Postcard surface 6 Cut-out line 7 Envelope surface 8 Type marking 9 Postcard back surface 10 Sender information field 17 Address field 18 Characters

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continued on the front page (72) Inventor Naohide Tobita 860, Ueno, Irizen-cho, Shimoshinkawa-gun, Toyama Prefecture (72) Inventor Miyamoto Umenori 1859, Omiya-cho, Oyama-cho, Toyama Prefecture, Japan (72) Inventor Mihoko Takimoto Shimoshinagawa-gun, Toyama Prefecture 60, Snakezawa, Irizen-cho (72) Inventor Fujio Tochiya, 1358, Mikkaichi, Kurobe-shi, Toyama Prefecture (72) Inventor, Kazuo Kotochi 215-1, Kamikoizumi, Namerikawa-shi, Toyama Prefecture

Claims (1)

[Claims] An envelope formed by folding a square backing sheet (1) at a center folding line (2) and bonding edges thereof, and a double-sided portion (3) is provided on the double-page spread surface over the entire periphery of the periphery. ) And a message entry field (4) on the left half of the page.
A postcard surface (5) is formed on the right half of the paper.
On the back side of the spread, there is a perforated cut line (6) over the entire periphery, and the right half of the paper surface becomes the envelope surface (7).
According to the contents of the message, a type mark (8) having at least characters (18) such as "condolence", "celebration", and "kei" is provided, and the left half of the paper corresponds to the postcard surface. The sender information field (10) that describes the address, name, etc. of the message sender in the back of the postcard (9) and the margin.
Message envelope characterized by having provided.