JP2003001968A - Detachable bookmarker - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bookmarker string to be attached to and detached from a book and to easily mount a large number of separate bookmarker strings in such a case that the bookmarker string is not attached to the book or only few bookmarker strings are attached thereto to make them usable. SOLUTION: A plurality of bookmarker strings 2 are connected to the head of a hairpin-like clip 1 or gem clip 5 and the cover and back cover of the book or the backbone thereof is inserted from the leading end of the clip to make it possible to attach the bookmarker strings 2 to a part of the book or the like. The single grasping bar 1f of the hairpin-like clip 1 may be folded back at the leading end 1e thereof to be made double so as to hold memo paper or the like.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A usual bookmarker string is adhesively fixed to an upper end of a spine of a book, but the present invention relates to a bookmarker string which can be attached to and detached from a book or the like. In other words, it is a bookmark string that is separate from books.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art One or two ordinary bookmarker strings are fixedly adhered to the inside of the spine of a book, but it is inconvenient if the bookmarker string is insufficient. In the case of reading materials such as novels, a small number of bookmark strings are sufficient, but for example, in the case of the six law complete books, dictionaries, dictionaries, complete works, etc., one or two bookmark strings are often insufficient.

There are also books without a bookmark string at all. In this way, when the bookmarker string is not attached at all, or when it is insufficient because it is attached only a little, a separate piece of paper or a strip-shaped bookmark is put in between to make it in time.

However, it is troublesome to prepare and search for a separate piece of paper or a strip-shaped bookmark, and it is inconvenient because the work must be interrupted.

Moreover, since it is a separate body, there is the inconvenience that it can easily be detached from the place where it was sandwiched or scattered, and there is the problem that it cannot fulfill the role of a bookmark.

The technical problem of the present invention is to pay attention to such a problem, and when the bookmarker cord is not attached or only a few are attached, it is easy to attach a large number of separate bookmarker cords. It is to enable the use of bookmark bookmarks.

[0007]

The technical problem of the present invention is solved by the following means. According to claim 1, at least one bookmark string is connected to the head of the hairpin-shaped clip, and front and back covers such as books and spine covers are inserted from the tip of the clip to attach the bookmark string. A detachable bookmark that can be attached to a part of a book.

As described above, when one or more bookmark strings are connected to the head of the hairpin-shaped clip, the front and back covers of a book or the like and the spine of the book are inserted from the tip of the clip, and Can be attached to part. As a result, a large number of separate bookmark strings can be used when the bookmark string is not attached or when the bookmark string is attached only slightly. Further, the present invention can be applied to the case where a large number of filed documents are organized or a mark needs to be put in a large number of documents, and the work efficiency can be realized.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the hairpin-shaped clip according to the first aspect is provided with a holding portion at an end portion of a head portion thereof, and the holding portion is connected with the one or more bookmark cords. Is.

As described above, the holding portion is formed at the end portion of the head of the hairpin-shaped clip, and the holding portion is used to carry out the above-mentioned 1
If a structure in which two or more bookmarker strings are connected is used, the connecting portion is hard to come off from the holding portion and is stable, so that the connecting portion can be prevented from moving from the head or coming off the holding bar.

A third aspect of the present invention is a removable bookmarker in which one of the holding pins of the hairpin-shaped clip of the first or second aspect is folded back at its tip to be doubled.

In this way, if one of the holding pins of the hairpin-shaped clip is folded back at the tip to be doubled, it can be used for attaching a bookmark string to a book and a memo paper can be placed between the double holding bars. You can also sandwich a piece of paper such as,
Work efficiency is improved when searching, checking, and organizing documents.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, one or more bookmark cords are connected to the head of the paper clip, and front and back covers such as books and spine covers are inserted from the tip of the paper clip to attach the bookmark cord. A detachable bookmark that can be attached to a part of a book.

As described above, when one or more bookmark strings are connected to the head of the paper clip, the front and back covers such as books and the back cover of a book are inserted from the tip of the paper clip, and
A booklet or more bookmark string can be attached to a part of a book or the like. As a result, similar to the case where one or more bookmark strings are connected to the hairpin-shaped clip described above, when there are few or few bookmark strings, or when a large number of filed documents are organized, It is convenient when you need to put a mark on a large number of documents, and can improve the work efficiency.

A fifth aspect of the present invention is a detachable bookmarker in which a holding portion is formed on the head of the paper clip according to the fourth aspect, and the one or more bookmark strings are connected using the holding portion. .

As described above, when the holding portion is formed on the head of the paper clip and the one or more bookmark cords are connected by using the holding portion, the one or more bookmark cords can be easily attached from the paper clip. Can be prevented from leaving.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, a T-shaped piece is connected to the tip of the bookmark cord according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, and the T-shaped piece is a strip-shaped piece of paper. A detachable bookmark that can be inserted into the hole.

As described above, when the T-shaped piece is connected to the end of the bookmark cord, the T-shaped piece can be inserted into the hole of the strip-shaped paper piece and used as a memo paper or the like. As a result, it can be used as both a bookmark and a memo sheet, which is more convenient. If you no longer need the memo paper, you can tear it away or store it separately and attach a new memo paper for use.

A seventh aspect of the present invention is a bookmark cord which can be attached to and detached from a head of a mounting clip such as a hairpin-shaped clip or a gem clip, wherein one or more bookmark cords are attached to and detached from the head of the hairpin-shaped clip or the gem clip. A bookmark string that can be connected to an expression.

As described above, when one or more bookmark cords can be detachably connected to the head of a hairpin-shaped clip or a paper clip, the heads of the attachment clips can be attached together. Since it can be detachably connected to the part,
When it becomes necessary to use more than one bookmark string,
It can be used as a bookmark cord by attaching it to a hairpin clip or Gem clip. That is, the bookmark cord unit may be separate from the hairpin-shaped clip and the Zem clip.

According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, two or more of the plurality of bookmarker cords whose base ends are connected to each other are tied to the head portion of the attachment clip by connecting a bookmarker cord having a length about twice as long as usual. This is a method of using the detachable bookmark, which is characterized in that

In this way, a bookmarker string having a length about twice the normal length of two or one of the plurality of bookmarker strings whose base ends are connected to each other is tied to the head of the attachment clip, and the bookmarker string itself is attached. When also used for connecting to the mounting clip,
The extra length that is tied to the mounting clip can also be used as a bookmark cord. Therefore, the use as a bookmark string is not restricted by being used also for connection.

According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, the middle length or near the middle point of the entire length of one bookmark cord is connected to the head of the attachment clip so that the middle length or the middle point of the entire length of one long bookmark cord can be connected. It is a bookmark string with a mark on it.

In this way, it is long (about twice as long as usual)
Since a mark is provided at or near the midpoint of one of the bookmark strings, the midpoint of the bookmark string can be connected to the head of the mounting clip at or near the midpoint of the bookmark string. Therefore, it is easy to distinguish near the midpoint,
Can be connected to mounting clips. Moreover, one bookmarker string can be used as two bookmarker strings.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, one holding bar of the hairpin-shaped clip is inserted into and connected to a mounting hole at the back of the attaching means such as a suction cup, and the other holding bar is folded back at its tip to be doubled. A paper piece holder configured to hold a paper piece or the like.

As described above, when one holding bar of the hairpin-shaped clip is inserted into and connected to the attachment hole at the back of the adhering means such as a suction cup, the other holding bar is folded back at the tip to be doubled. Since a piece of paper or the like can be sandwiched between the double nipping bars, a hairpin-shaped clip for attaching a bookmark string to a book or the like can also be used for attaching memo paper or the like to a refrigerator door or the like.

[0027]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Next, an embodiment of how the detachable bookmark according to the present invention is actually embodied will be described.
FIG. 1 shows an embodiment using the hairpin-shaped clip of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 denotes a hairpin-shaped clip, which comprises two pinching bars 1a and 1b which are parallel to each other, and a head 1c is U
It is folded in a letter shape.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a bookmark cord unit composed of a plurality of bookmark cords. In the illustrated example, the roots, ie, the base ends of the four bookmark cords 2a to 2d are connected to the U-shaped head 1c of the hairpin clip. Has been done.

Each bookmark string may be the same as a normal bookmark string, but a ribbon-shaped body having a width of about 2 to 4 mm may be used, and in the case of a large book, a wider bookmark string may be used. . Then, it is preferable that the ends (roots) of the plurality of bookmark strings are overlapped and adhered to each other to be integrated.

The method of connecting the bookmark cord to the heads 1c and 5c (FIG. 6) may be adhesive fixing or may be detachable as described later. In the case of the detachable type, a hole is made in the part that is overlapped and integrally bonded as described above, and a string (about twice the normal length) is attached near the midpoint of the entire length of one bookmark string. A hole for connecting to the head of the clip is opened, one of the holding bars 1a or 1b is inserted into the hole, and the clip is slid to the head 1c and moved.
Becomes

With the structure and method described above and below, it is possible to connect and use only one bookmark string. Each bookmark string is
Like a normal bookmark cord, it may be knitted with a thread, but may be flattened with a synthetic resin. A flat non-woven fabric may be used.

When using this detachable bookmark, the tip of the hairpin-shaped clip, that is, the two holding bars 1
By inserting a portion B such as a front cover, a back cover, or a back cover of a book or the like from the tips of a and 1b in the direction of arrow a1, as shown in FIG. It is attached to a book by sandwiching the back cover, spine cover, etc.

In this way, if the four bookmarker strings 2a to 2d shown in the figure are attached to one book or file, the four bookmarker strings can be attached to a book without a bookmarker string. It is convenient because it is possible to specify four pages by pinching them separately on a predetermined page.

If four bookmark cords are not enough, by adding another detachable bookmark, it is possible to independently use any number of bookmark cords. Therefore, it is convenient and convenient to work on every item in Rokuho Zensho, dictionaries, and dictionaries. It is also convenient for examinees to put a bookmark string on the related page of the reference book.

The removable bookmark of the present invention is convenient not only for books but also for stacking a large number of sheets of paper to form a file or for instructing related pages. That is, each of the bookmark strings 2a to 2d is used independently with the hairpin-shaped clip sandwiched and attached to the front cover of the file or the desired page.

In FIG. 1, in the hairpin-shaped clip (1), the interval between the two holding bars 1a and 1b is widened from the beginning so as to be suitable for the thick cover sheet B. In contrast,
In the hairpin-shaped clip (2), the interval between the two holding bars 1a and 1b is narrowed from the beginning so that it is suitable for the thin cover sheet B. As described above, several types of hairpin-shaped clips having different intervals may be prepared depending on the thickness of the cover sheet, but normally, the hairpin-shaped clips having a narrow interval as in (2) can be commonly used.

Note that B is not limited to covers. Collect multiple internal pages such as books, files, and notes B
Similarly, by inserting in the direction of arrow a1,
It is also possible to attach the hairpin-shaped clip 1 or a later-described paper clip to a plurality of internal pages.

In the hairpin-shaped clip (3), since one holding bar 1b is formed in a corrugated shape, the cover sheet B
When inserted and pinched, it is hard to slip and difficult to remove.

It is preferable that the tip of each of the hairpin-shaped clips (the lower end in the figure) is opened so that a cover sheet or the like can be easily inserted. Further, it is preferable that the tip is sharp and the book is damaged, so that a resin or the like is attached to form a water droplet shape 1w.

In FIG. 1, the base of each of the bookmarker cords 2a to 2d of the bookmarker cord unit 2 is a head 1c of a hairpin-shaped clip.
2 is attached and fixed to the head portion of the hairpin-shaped clip 1 in FIG. That is, the base (base end) of each bookmark string 2a to 2d
Are fixedly connected to the small-diameter mounting ring 3.

The material of the ring 3 may be a string, thread or cloth, or synthetic resin or metal. The ring 3 and the bookmark string 2 are fixed to the roots of the bookmark strings 2a to 2d by fixing the ring 3 and the bookmark string 2 to each other.
Depending on the material of a to 2d, it may be adhesive or heat fusion,
In the case of a string, a thread, or a cloth, they may be sewn together. Alternatively,
The ring 3 may be inserted by making a hole at the base of each bookmark string 2a to 2d. At this time, the holes may be formed in a state where they are stacked and bonded as described above. In short, any method,
Connect and integrate.

In this way, a plurality of bookmark strings 2a-2
As shown in (1), one of the holding bars 1a or 1b of the hairpin-shaped clip 1 is attached to the ring 3 to which the roots of d are connected.
And the ring 3 is attached to the head portion 1c of the hairpin-shaped clip 1 as shown in FIG. In this way, if the ring 3 or the above-mentioned hole is provided at the root of the bookmark cord unit 2, it should be separated from the attachment clips such as the hairpin-shaped clip and the Zem clip, and connected with the attachment clip every time it is used. Can be used. In other words, it is removable.

It should be noted that a plurality of bookmark strings 2a to 2 are not always required.
The present invention is not limited to the bookmark string unit 2 made of d, but only one end of the bookmark string, or the midpoint or near the midpoint of the longer one string is used as the head of the hairpin clip or the zem clip. It can be glued or knotted, or it can be used by connecting it detachably with a connecting hole.

In FIG. 3, instead of the ring 3, as shown in (1), short threads or strings 4a and 4b for attachment are connected to the base of the bookmark string unit 2. Therefore, this 2
Using the threads or strings 4a, 4b of the book, as in (2),
It can be connected to the head of the hairpin-shaped clip 1 or the Gem clip by bowing or the like. A ribbon or the like may be used instead of the thread or the string.

In (3), two of the four bookmarker cords 2a to 2d whose base ends are connected to each other are replaced with the above-mentioned cords 4a and 4b.
It is a substitute of. That is, two bookmark strings 2
c and 2d, the hairpin-shaped clip 1 and the heads 1c and 5c of the paper clip 5 of FIG. 6 and the ring portion 1d of FIG.
The folded portion 1i is tied to the ring 5f in FIG.

Alternatively, one bookmark cord may be used. That is, as shown in FIG. 3 (4), a long bookmarker string 2w, which is the length of two normal bookmarker strings, is used, and some mark is attached to the approximate midpoint 2x thereof so that it can be easily identified.

For example, one side 21 with the middle point 2x as a boundary
Is colored red and the other 22 is colored black or the like. Alternatively, the mark may be colored at the intermediate point 2x. Using the mark thus provided as a guide, the midpoint 2x or the vicinity of the midpoint 2x is detachably connected to the head 1c of the hairpin-shaped clip as shown in (5).

That is, the intermediate point 2x is tied to the head 1c or is sandwiched between the folded portions 1i shown in FIGS. 4 (3) and 4 (4). Since the intermediate points 2x are connected in this way, two bookmarker cords 21 and 21 are formed on both sides of the intermediate point 2x and can be used as two bookmarker cords. Further, if one such bookmarker string 2w is further added and connected, four, six ... Bookmark string can be formed.

The mark is not provided at the intermediate point 2x, but is provided at a position slightly deviated from the intermediate point 2x, and the mark portion is connected to the attachment clip. The lengths of and 22 can be different.

Thus, the middle or near the middle of the entire length of the bookmarker string 2w having the length of two normal wires is connected to the head such as a hairpin-shaped clip or a paper clip by connecting or pinching it, and the remainder is left. The extra length is used as a bookmark string. It is needless to say that this idea can be applied to the paper clip shown in FIG.

Unlike the head portion 1c of the hairpin-shaped clip described above, the head portion 1c of the hairpin-shaped clip 1 shown in FIGS. 4 (1) and (2) is a closed ring. In order to obtain such a ring structure, as shown in (1), the head pin 1c of the hairpin clip 1 is wound twice. Then, the ring 1d formed by the two turns can be tied with the strings 4a and 4b of the bookmark string unit 2 of FIG. 3 as shown in (2).

Alternatively, one of the holding bars 1a or 1b may be inserted into and connected to the ring 3 or the connecting hole of FIG. At this time, if one of the holding bars 1a or 1b is inserted into the ring 3 or the connecting hole and moved to the head 1c, and further moved to the overlapping gap of the ring 1d wound twice and pinched, the connecting portion is formed. Since it is clamped and fixed to the ring 1d and becomes immovable and stable, it is possible to prevent it from coming out of the ring 1d and coming off from the holding bar 1a or 1b. In other words, in addition to the connection, a method of sandwiching the connection portion with the bookmark cord is adopted.

Further, since the coil is wound twice, the spring property between the holding bars 1a and 1b is increased. Therefore, when a part of a book or the like is inserted between the holding bars 1a and 1b, the spring property is more stable. The ring is held twice, but the number of windings is set to an appropriate number depending on the usage of a hairpin-shaped clip or a below-mentioned paper clip.

To enable such pinching and fixing,
As in (3), the head portion 1i of the hairpin-shaped clip 1 may be folded into a U-shaped bi-fold, and a bookmark cord may be held in the gap between the folded portions 1i. That is, it is sandwiched by utilizing the elasticity of the folded portion 1i.

By inserting a portion B such as the cover of a book between the holding bars 1a and 1b, the folding portion 1i
If there is a risk that the
As shown in (4), the folded portion 1i and the holding bars 1a and 1b.
When intersecting in an X shape at the boundary portion 1j with the space, the cover portion B
Since the folding portion 1i acts in the closing direction by inserting the bookmarker or the like, the bookmark cord can be securely clamped and fixed at the time of attachment to a book or the like. The structures (3) and (4) can also be applied to the Zem clip.

FIG. 5 shows an embodiment in which a memo paper for identification or the like can be attached and pinched for each hairpin-shaped clip. That is, one holding bar 1b is folded back at the tip (lower end in the figure) 1e side to be doubled.

Then, the third sandwiching bar 1 folded back
Tip 1g of f (upper end in the figure) and one of the holding bars 1b
A business card, a piece of paper, or the like is inserted and sandwiched in the direction of arrow a2 from between the head 1c side. Unused bookmarker strings in the bookmarker strings 2a to 2d may be inserted and fixed so as not to hang.

In FIG. 5A, the one holding bar 1b is straight, while in FIG.
Similar to the case of (3), it is formed in a corrugated shape and is hard to slip. Therefore, in the case of FIG. 5 (2), it becomes difficult to remove the paper piece or the like inserted in the direction of the arrow a2.

The hairpin-shaped clip head 1c shown in FIG.
It can also be formed in a closed ring shape as shown in FIG.

In FIG. 6, instead of the hairpin-shaped clip,
It is an embodiment using the Gem clip 5. Although the wire clip is wound two or more times in the embodiment clip 5 in this embodiment, it is also possible to use a winding paper clip that is wound once and a half like a normal office use paper clip.

However, as shown in the drawing, when the wire is wound twice or more, the large convex portion 5a and the small convex portion 5 on the tip (lower end in the figure) side.
Insert a cover or the like from between b and fix to a book or the like, and insert a piece of paper or the like from between the large convex portion 5c and the small convex portion 5d of the head (upper side of the figure) as in the case of FIG. It can be sandwiched.

Also in the case of a paper clip, slipping can be prevented and detachment can be prevented by forming a corrugated portion in contact with a cover or a piece of paper such as a book as shown in FIG.

In order to connect the bookmark cord unit 2 to the head portion 5c of the paper clip, a plurality of bookmark cords may be collectively attached and fixed to the head portion 5c of the paper clip, but as shown in FIG. A hole may be formed, and the ring 3 and the mounting hole may be inserted from the wire portion tip 5e of the paper clip 5 and moved to the head portion 5c.

Also in the case of the Zem clip, as shown in FIG. 7, a ring 5f similar to that in the case of FIG. 4 may be formed in the attachment portion of the bookmarker string unit 2. That is, in the case of FIG. 7A, the head 5c of the Zem clip is crossed in an X shape to form a ring 5f on the head. In the case of FIG. 7 (2), the head 5c of the paper clip is wound twice to form a ring 5f, as in the case of FIGS. 4 (1) and 4 (2).

When the ring 5f is formed in this way, the bookmark cord unit 2 can be connected to the ring 5f, so that the bookmark cord can be more easily separated from the zem clip than in the case without the ring. It can be surely prevented. Moreover, since the spring property is increased by using the ring 5f, it can be held more stably when mounted on a book,
Prevents easy removal.

In place of the ring 5f on the head of the Zem clip, a folded structure as shown in FIGS.
It is also possible to clamp and fix the connection portion with the bookmark string unit by a spring force therebetween.

In the bookmarker cord unit of the present invention, the root portions of a plurality of bookmarker cords 2a, 2b ... Are gathered together as shown in the illustrated example, but the length of each bookmarker cord 2a, 2b. good. In this way, each bookmark string 2a, 2b
If the lengths of ... Are different, it is convenient to select one by one, and it is easy to identify each bookmark string. However, it is also possible to make them the same length. It should be noted that the identification can be facilitated by changing the color of each bookmark string 2a, 2b ...

FIG. 8 shows an example in which memo paper can be attached to each of the bookmark cords 2a, 2d, .... 6 has a hole 7 formed at one end of a strip of paper such as a word book. The ends of the bookmark cords 2a, 2b ... May be tied to the hole 7, but the T-shaped piece 8 made of synthetic resin is each bookmark by a known method used when attaching a price tag such as clothing. It is convenient to connect the cords 2a, 2b ...

That is, when the T-shaped piece 8 is inserted into the hole 7 of the paper piece 6, like the bookmark string 2c sandwiched between books,
A piece of paper 6 can be attached to the tip. in this way,
If the piece of paper 6 can be attached to the ends of the bookmark cords 2a, 2b, ..., It is possible to write a memo about the page sandwiching the bookmark cord while making a check.

The illustrated hairpin-shaped clip 1 is an example attached to the spine of a book, and the paper clip 5 is an example attached to the cover of a book.

The hairpin-shaped clip of the present invention is convenient for attaching a bookmark cord unit to a book, but can also be used for attaching memo paper, rubber bands, etc. to a refrigerator door or the like.

The hairpin-shaped clip 1 shown in FIG. 9 is shown in FIG.
As shown in (2), one of the two sandwiching bars 1b is folded back at the tip (lower end) 1e to be doubled. Then, the holding bar 1a, which is not folded back, is sucked by the suction cup 9
It is inserted into the mounting hole h on the back of the and is attached to the suction cup 9.

If the suction cup 9 is adsorbed to a refrigerator door, a wall such as a tile, a whiteboard, etc., the tip (upper end) 1g of the third folded holding bar 1f and the head of the middle holding bar 1b are folded. A business card, a piece of paper, or the like can be inserted and sandwiched in the direction of arrow a2 from between the portion 1c side.

The holding bar 1a which is not folded back
By bending it into a U-shape like a chain line 1h, a rubber band can be hooked. In addition, a U-shaped hook 1h can be inserted into the hole 7 to support an object having the hole 7 like the paper piece 6 of FIG.

In FIG. 9C, a permanent magnet Mg is built in a cover 10 made of synthetic resin. Therefore, it can be adsorbed on a magnetic metal plate such as a door of a refrigerator.

As shown in FIG. 9 (4), when an adhesive is applied to the front surface of the adhesive board 11, the release paper 12 is applied to the adhesive surface.
, And peel off the release paper 12 before use,
It can be adhesively fixed to a wall surface. The U-shaped hook 1h in this figure is the upper end 1g of the third holding bar 1f.
Is folded downward and is formed at the lower end.

As described above, by inserting the holding bar 1a of the hairpin-shaped clip of the present invention, which is not folded back, into the mounting holes h on the back surface of various kinds of mounting tools, it can be used for purposes other than the detachable bookmark.

The material of the hairpin-shaped clip or the gem clip of the present invention may be made of synthetic resin, but a metal wire material rich in spring property is suitable. By using a metal wire covered with a synthetic resin, it is possible to prevent the book from being stained with rust.

[0079]

As described in claim 1, when one or more bookmark strings are connected to the head of the hairpin-shaped clip, front and back covers such as books and spine covers can be inserted from the tip of the clip. It can be attached to a part of a book.
As a result, a large number of separate bookmark strings can be used when the bookmark string is not attached or when the bookmark string is attached only slightly. Further, the present invention can be applied to the case where a large number of filed documents are organized or a mark needs to be put in a large number of documents, and the work efficiency can be realized.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, a ring is formed on the head of the hairpin-shaped clip, and the ring is used to form the ring.
If the bookmark cords of two or more books are connected, the connecting portion is hard to come off from the ring portion and is stable, so that the connecting portion can be prevented from moving from the head or coming off the holding bar.

When the holding pin on one side of the hairpin-shaped clip is folded back at the tip to be doubled as described in claim 3, it can be used for attaching a bookmark cord to a book.
It is also possible to put a piece of paper such as memo paper between the two holding bars, which improves work efficiency when conducting searches, investigations, and organizing documents.

When one or more bookmark strings are connected to the head of the paper clip as in claim 4, the front and back covers such as books and spine covers are inserted from the tip of the paper clip, The above-mentioned bookmark cord can be attached to a part of a book or the like. As a result, similar to the case where one or more bookmark strings are connected to the hairpin-shaped clip described above, when there are few or few bookmark strings, or when a large number of filed documents are organized, It is convenient when you need to put a mark on a large number of documents, and can improve the work efficiency.

When a ring is formed on the head of the paper clip and the one or more bookmark cords are connected using the ring, the one or more bookmark cords are connected to the paper clip. It can be prevented from coming off easily.

When the T-shaped piece is connected to the tip of the bookmark cord as in claim 6, the T-shaped piece can be inserted into the hole of the strip-shaped paper piece and used as a memo paper or the like. As a result, it can be used as both a bookmark and a memo sheet, which is more convenient. If you no longer need the memo paper, you can tear it away or store it separately and attach a new memo paper for use.

When the base ends of one or more bookmarker cords are integrated and can be detachably connected to the head of the mounting clip as in claim 7, one or more bookmarker cords are attached. Since it can be detachably connected to the head of the clip, it can be used as a bookmark cord attached to a hairpin-shaped clip or a gem clip when it becomes necessary to use one or more bookmark cords. That is, the bookmark cord unit may be separate from the hairpin-shaped clip and the Zem clip.

According to the eighth aspect, a plurality of bookmark cords whose base ends are connected to each other or one long bookmark cord is tied to the head of the attachment clip, and the bookmark cord itself is also used for connection to the attachment clip. In this case, the extra length of the extra length tied to the attachment clip can also be used as a bookmark cord. Therefore, the use as a bookmark string is not restricted by being used also for connection.

As in the ninth aspect, since a mark is provided at the midpoint of the entire length of one long bookmark cord, the mark is used as a guideline to locate the midpoint of one bookmark cord or near the midpoint. Can be connected to the head of the mounting clip. Therefore, the vicinity of the intermediate point can be easily discriminated and can be connected to the mounting clip. Moreover, one bookmarker string can be used as two bookmarker strings.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, one holding bar of a hairpin-shaped clip is inserted into and connected to a mounting hole at the back of an adhering means such as a suction cup, and the other holding bar is folded back at its tip to be doubled. With this configuration, a piece of paper or the like can be sandwiched between the double nipping bars, so that a hairpin-shaped clip for attaching a bookmark string to a book or the like can also be used for attaching memo paper or the like to a refrigerator door or the like.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view showing an embodiment of a detachable bookmark using a hairpin-shaped clip.

FIG. 2 is a view showing an embodiment of a bookmark cord unit with a ring.

FIG. 3 is an embodiment of an attachment string type instead of a ring, in which (1) is a state before connection, (2) is a connection state, and (3).
Is an embodiment in which two of the plurality of bookmarker strings are also used as attachment strings, (4) is an embodiment of marking a middle position of the bookmarker string having a length of two, and (5) is the above ( 4)
2 is an embodiment in which one bookmark string of FIG.

FIG. 4 is an embodiment in which a holding portion for attaching a bookmark cord is formed in a hairpin-shaped clip, (1) is an enlarged view of the ring portion, and (2) is a diagram illustrating an operation of attaching the bookmark cord unit to the ring portion. , (3) and (4) are side views of the double-folded structure.

FIG. 5 is an embodiment in which a paper piece or the like can be sandwiched between each hairpin-shaped clip, (1) is a straight shape,
(2) It has a wavy shape.

FIG. 6 is a view showing an embodiment of a removable bookmarker using a paper clip, (1) is a front view, and (2) is a side view.

FIG. 7 shows an embodiment in which a ring for attaching a bookmark cord unit is formed on a zem clip, (1) is an example of a cross ring, and (2) is an example of a two-winding ring.

FIG. 8 is an embodiment in which a memo paper can be attached to each bookmark string.

FIG. 9 is an embodiment in which the hairpin-shaped clip is also used for other purposes. (1) is a side view of a suction cup type, (2) is a rear view of the suction cup type, (3) is a side view of a magnetic type, ( 4) is a side view of the adhesive type.

[Explanation of symbols]

B Book cover, back cover, spine cover, etc. 1 Hairpin clip 1a, 1b clamping bar 1c head 1d ring 1i Folded part 1j Sakaibu 2 Bookmark string unit 2a, 2b ... Bookmark string 2x midpoint 3 mounting ring 4a, 4b Attachment string 5 Gem Clip 5c head 6 pieces of paper 7 mounting holes 8 T-shaped pieces 9 suckers

Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. The head of a hairpin-shaped clip is connected to at least one bookmark string, and front and back covers such as books and spine covers are inserted from the tip of the clip to attach the bookmark string. A detachable bookmark that can be attached to a part of a book. 2. The head pin of the hairpin-like clip is formed with a holding portion, and the holding portion is used to connect the one or more bookmark strings. Detachable bookmark. 3. The removable bookmarker according to claim 1 or 2, wherein one of the holding pins of the hairpin-shaped clip is folded back at the tip to be doubled. 4. One or more bookmark cords are connected to the head of the Zem clip, and front and back covers such as books and spine covers are inserted from the ends of the Zem clips to attach the bookmark cords to books and the like. A detachable bookmark that can be attached to a part. 5. The attachment / detachment according to claim 4, wherein a holding portion is formed on the head portion of the Zem clip, and the one or more bookmark cords are connected by using the holding portion. Ceremony bookmark. 6. The T-shaped piece is connected to the tip of the bookmark cord, and the T-shaped piece can be inserted into the hole of the strip-shaped paper piece. Removable bookmark according to any of the items up to 5. 7. A bookmark cord that can be attached to and detached from the head of a mounting clip such as a hairpin clip or a gem clip, and one or more bookmark cords are detachably connected to the head of the hairpin clip or the gem clip. Bookmark string characterized by being possible. 8. A method of using a removable bookmarker, characterized in that two or one of a plurality of bookmarker strings whose base ends are connected to each other is tied to a head portion of a mounting clip and connected. . 9. A bookmarker cord, wherein the midpoint or near the midpoint of the entire length of the bookmarker cord can be connected to the head of the mounting clip.
A bookmark cord characterized in that a mark is provided at or near the midpoint of the entire length of one long bookmark cord. 10. A holding pin on one side of a hairpin-like clip is inserted into and connected to a mounting hole at the back of an adhering means such as a suction cup, and the other holding bar is folded back at its tip to make a double layer, and a paper piece or the like is inserted between them. A paper piece holder characterized by being sandwiched.