JP2003211883A - Mount for album - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a mount for an album whereby all the photographs stuck thereto are made to appear so that they are surrounded by a mask in common and which is novel to look at, excellent in decorativeness and suitable particularly to preparation of an album being a collection of valuable photographs and full of a feel of a high grade. <P>SOLUTION: The mount comprises a mount base 3 and an internal frame sheet 4 to be stuck to a prescribed position of the base 3. An opening window 8 being a size larger than a photograph is provided in the internal frame sheet 4 in conformity with the photograph 7 positioned and stuck to the mount base 3. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mount for an album on which photographs are directly attached, and is particularly suitable for an album made by collecting valuable photographs for recording important events such as ceremonial occasions. It is about the mount for the album.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for making a general album,
A method has been widely used for a long time, which uses an album in which a plurality of mounts are spelled out, selects a required photo from the taken photos, positions these photos on the mount, and directly attaches them.

When making a memorial album to be distributed to a large number of people, a photograph selected from a large number of photographs is
There is also one that is attached to a specific mount or temporarily fixed, and the whole mount is printed using this as the original plate to make a single commemorative album.

Recently, as an album in which it is not necessary to attach a photograph to a mount, a mount in which the surface of a mount substrate is covered with a transparent film to form a plurality of pockets is used, and each photograph is stored in each pocket. Many pocket albums are also used.

[0005]

However, as described above, in the case of an album in which a photo is directly attached to a mount, the photo is usually attached to both the front and back sides of the mount, so with the album closed, The photo surfaces pasted on the adjacent mounts may overlap each other in the shape of a palm, and if this state continues for a long period of time, the photo surfaces will stick to each other, and when the album is opened, they are forcibly peeled off. May hurt.

For this reason, a protective thin paper of about the same size as the mounts is bound between adjacent mounts so that the photograph surfaces do not directly stick to each other when the album is closed. The album of is also proposed. But with this type of album, the presence of protective thin paper is an obstacle when you open the album and look at the photos.

[0007] Although it is possible to make a large number of the same albums made from a mount on which photographs are printed, all the photographs are collectively replaced by printed matter, so the photographs printed on the photographic paper are printed. Compared to an album that is made by sticking on the mount, the value of the photograph is inevitably low.

[0008] Further, in a pocket album in which a mount substrate is covered with a transparent film to form a pocket for storing each photograph, the photographs stored in the pocket have their photograph surfaces directly aligned even when the album is closed. There is not, but there is a limit to the size of photos that can be stored because the size of the boquettes is fixed. In addition, since the photos stored in the pocket can be freely taken in and out of the bocket, the photos may be replaced or lost without the owner's knowledge. Therefore, the pocket album is suitable for storing photographed photos all at once in an unorganized manner, but is not suitable for an album or the like that collects valuable photos.

In view of the above, according to the present invention, in an album made by directly pasting photos, even if the photos are pasted on both the front and back sides of the mount, the photo faces do not come together in the closed state of the photo. It has a protective function, and all the pictures attached to the mount appear as if they were masked in common around the pictures, and they are novel and excellent in decoration, and are especially important for ceremonial occasions. It is an object of the present invention to provide an album mount suitable for a high-quality album made by collecting valuable photographs for recording events and the like.

[0010]

[Means for Solving the Problems] An album mount of the present invention for achieving the above object comprises a mount board and an inner frame paper stuck to a fixed position of the board. It is characterized by the provision of an opening window that is slightly larger than the photo in accordance with the photo that is positioned and attached to.

Here, as the mount board, a board made of cardboard is used like the mount of a general album, and the binding side portions of a plurality of mount boards are bound using an appropriate binding member, and the cover is bound. The basic structure of the created album is the same as that of a known album. Further, the middle frame paper is attached to the mount board at a position where a part of the mount board is left at least on the side of the side of the mount board where the paper is bound.

Further, the opening window provided in the middle frame paper is provided in accordance with the position of the photograph when the position of the photograph to be adhered to the mount substrate is decided as a preparation before attaching the middle frame paper to the mount substrate.

In this way, when the photo and the middle frame paper having the opening window are pasted on the mount board at the predetermined positions, respectively, the photo fits exactly in the opening window provided on the middle frame paper, and the photo surrounding The backing board surface is exposed in a circle, and it looks like it is masked on the photo to enhance the photo and show a novel decoration, so make a high-quality album that collects valuable photos Suitable for

If the mount board is darker than the middle-frame paper, the light-colored middle-frame paper is exposed in a wraparound shape around the photograph for decorative purposes. The dark-colored mount substrate surface that is exhibited makes the contrast even more conspicuous and makes the photograph stand out.

Further, if the inner frame paper is made of thick paper thicker than the photographic printing paper and the cut surface inclined outwardly around the opening window is formed, it is attached to the adjacent mount board in the closed state of the album. Only the inside frame paper surfaces are fitted together like a palm, and the photograph is protected in the open window without the photograph surface touching the inside frame paper surface or other photograph surfaces. In addition, the inclined cut surface around the opening window gently inclines outward from the surface of the mount board exposed around the photograph and reaches the upper surface of the middle frame paper, so when the album is opened, the inclined cut surface becomes chamfered. Has a good feel to the touch, and the presence of this inclined cut surface expands the volume of the opening window and there is no feeling of pressure on the appearance,
The photo in the open window is enhanced.

Further, as the medium frame paper, a thick paper in which a plurality of different-colored papers are superposed or a thick paper in which different-colored thin papers are sandwiched between a plurality of same-colored papers is used. When the above-mentioned opening window is formed to form an inclined cut surface,
On the inclined cut surface, different color lines can be formed so as to surround the cut surface.

The color difference line appearing on the inclined cut surface in this case is outside the mount substrate surface exposed in the photograph around the opening window, and is masked around the photograph substrate together with the mount substrate surface. To make your photos look more luxurious.

Further, if a pattern or pattern designing a frame is drawn on the surface of the middle frame paper and an opening window is provided in accordance with this, even if a plurality of photographs are pasted on a common mount substrate. Even if you do, each photo in the open window will appear as if it were a separate photo with a frame, giving it a decorative effect that you wouldn't think of as an album photo.

[0019]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention with an album opened, FIG. 2 (a) is an enlarged plan view of an opening window portion, and FIG. 2 (b) is a sectional view of the opening window portion. .

In the figure, the mount 2 used for the album 1
Is composed of a mount board 3 and a middle frame paper 4 attached to a fixed position of the mount board 3.

The mount board 3 is made of cardboard like the mount of a general album. As shown in FIG. 1, the binding side portions of a plurality of mount boards 3 are formed by using an appropriate binding member 5. The cover 1 is bound and the cover 6 is bound to form the album 1. The basic structure is the same as that of a known album. In the embodiment, a dark color paper is used for the mount board 3 as compared with the middle frame paper 4.

The middle frame paper 4 is made of thick paper which is thicker than the photographic printing paper stuck on the mount board 3. In the embodiment, the middle-frame paper 4 is sized to cover almost the entire area of the mount board 3, and the fixed position to be attached to the mount board 3 is a part of the mount board surface on the side of the splice side of the mount board 3. Leaving 3a,
The mount board surface 3b is slightly left (exposed) on the remaining three sides of the mount board 3.

Then, in the middle frame paper 4, when the position of the photo 7 to be pasted on the mount substrate 3 is determined as a preparation for pasting the medium frame paper 4 to the mount substrate 3, the photograph 7 is adjusted in accordance with the position of the photo 7. A large opening window 8 is provided. In the embodiment, the opening window 8 is cut out by forming a cut surface 9 that is inclined outward around the opening window 8. The size of the opening window 8 which is slightly larger than the size of the photograph is not particularly limited, but from the practical point of view, for example, the size of the photograph 7 is a normal L size (127 mm × 89 mm). If it is a print photo, each side of the opening window 8 has a corresponding photo 7.
It is about 3 to 5 mm larger than each side.

In the above structure, the position of the photograph 7 to be attached to the mount substrate 3 is determined, and the opening window 8 is provided in the middle frame paper 4 according to the position of this photograph, and then the photograph 7 is centered on the mount substrate 3. When the frame paper 4 is attached to each predetermined position,
As shown in FIG. 2, the photograph 7 is accommodated in the opening window 8 provided in the middle frame paper 4, and the dark mount board surface 3c is exposed to surround the photograph 7.

Thus, with the album 1 closed,
The photograph 7 is protected in the opening window 8 without touching the inner frame paper 4 or other photographs on the photograph surface. Further, when the album 1 is opened, the dark-colored mount board surface 3c is exposed around the photograph 7 in the opening window 8 of the light-colored middle-frame paper 4, and the mount board surface 3c is exposed. The contrast with the photo is clear and the masking effect that enhances the photo is demonstrated, and the novel decoration is exhibited. In addition, the inclined cut surface 9 formed around the opening window 8 has a chamfered shape and has a good feel to the touch, and further, the volume of the opening window is expanded and there is no feeling of pressure when viewed. To complement.

FIG. 3A is an enlarged plan view of an opening window portion showing another embodiment, and FIG. 3B is a sectional view of the opening window portion.

By the way, if a simple thick paper is used as the inner frame paper 4, the inclined cut surface 9 around the opening window 8 appears only in a single color, but the inner frame paper 4 has a plurality of different colors. It is also possible to use thick paper in which the above papers are stacked, or thick papers in which thin papers of different colors are sandwiched between a plurality of papers of the same color. For example, as shown in FIG. 3 (a), a thick paper in which thin papers 4c of different colors are sandwiched between two thick papers 4a and 4b of the same color is used as the middle frame paper 4, and an opening window 8 is formed in this. When the inclined cut surface 9 is formed and provided, as shown in FIG. 3B, the cut surface of the thin paper 4c appears around the inclined cut surface 9 as a different color line, as shown in FIG. 3B. Mount board surface 3 exposed around 7
Along with c, it exerts a masking effect that makes it look more luxurious than in Photo 7.

Although not shown, a pattern or design similar to a frame is drawn on the surface of the middle frame paper 4 by printing or the like, and an opening window 8 is provided in accordance with this. Even if a plurality of photographs are attached to the common mount substrate 3, each photograph 7 in the opening window 8 has a decorative effect as if it is seen in an independent photograph with a frame. To be done.

[0030]

The present invention is carried out in the form as described above, and according to the present invention, in an album made by directly pasting a photograph, the photograph is provided on an inner frame paper stuck on a mount board. Since it is in the opening window and attached to the mount board, the photograph is protected by the middle frame paper. In addition, all the photos attached to the mount board are commonly exposed to the surroundings so that the surface of the mount board is exposed and it looks like a mask, so it has a simple structure, but it is novel and excellent in decoration. It is especially suitable for making high-quality albums that are made by collecting valuable photos that record important events such as ceremonial occasions.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention with an album opened.

FIG. 2A is an enlarged plan view of an opening window portion showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2B is a sectional view of the opening window portion.

FIG. 3A is an enlarged plan view of an opening window portion showing another embodiment, and FIG. 3B is an enlarged sectional view of the opening window portion.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 album 2 mounts 3 mount board 3a Splice side substrate surface 3b Mount board surface 3c Mount board surface 4 middle frame paper 4a cardboard 4b cardboard 4c thin paper 5 binding members 6 cover 7 photos 8 open windows 9 Inclined cut surface

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A mount board and an inner frame paper stuck to a fixed position of the board, and an opening window which is slightly larger than the photograph is provided on the middle frame paper according to the photograph to be positioned and stuck to the mount board. A mount for an album that is characterized by that. 2. The mount for an album according to claim 1, wherein the mount substrate is darker than the middle frame paper. 3. The album according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the inner frame paper is made of thick paper which is thicker than the photographic printing paper, and a cut face which is inclined outward is formed around the opening window. Mount. 4. The mount for an album according to claim 3, wherein a different color line is formed on the inclined cut surface of the opening window so as to surround the cut surface. 5. The mount for an album according to claim 1, wherein a pattern or a design in which a frame is designed is drawn on the surface of the middle frame paper.