JP2016060087A - Delivery postcard enclosing booklet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a delivery postcard enclosing booklet that enables enclosing a postcard with an address in a booklet without aligning the enclosing postcard and also enables opening easily, in the booklet capable of being delivered without using an envelope.SOLUTION: A delivery postcard enclosing booklet includes: a cover where a periphery of an address display part is punched and a window frame is formed or the cover having the punched window frame; a postcard part paper sheet having a postcard formed by the punching and overlapped with the internal surface of the cover; and a back side paper sheet overlapped with the back side of the postcard part paper sheet. The delivery postcard enclosing booklet is characterized in that the postcard is bonded in an easily peelable manner on the internal surface of the cover or the surface of the back side paper sheet, and the address display part is bonded on the surface of the postcard or the portion overlapped with the window frame is the surface of the postcard.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a booklet in which a return postcard is enclosed and sent as it is.

A booklet in which a plurality of paper sheets (paper sheets) are folded and bound at one end is widely used as various magazines, catalogs, pamphlets and the like. Especially for booklets used as advertising media, return postcards are included for the convenience of users, such as purchasing products to be posted, applying for various services, requesting materials, etc. There are also many.
For example, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2011-68029 (Patent Document 1) relating to a patent application of the present applicant, a postcard portion is provided on one leaf of a paper sheet (paper) bound in a booklet shape, and a cut is made around the postcard portion. In addition, a booklet-like printed matter is described in which a paper sheet and a postcard portion that overlap this single leaf are detachably bonded and the postcard is enclosed.
Utility Model Registration No. 2576161 (Patent Document 2) describes an envelope for direct mail in which a reply postcard with address and a booklet are enclosed.
19 is a manufacturing process diagram of the envelope of Patent Document 2, and FIG. 20 is a perspective view of the manufactured envelope as viewed from the front side. As shown in FIG. 19, an envelope 111 for direct mail is formed on a cover portion 113 and a back cover portion 114 by a fold 112a formed by folding a rectangular sheet 112 into two at the center in the horizontal direction. In the vicinity of the entire periphery of the sheet 112, a perforation 112b is provided in parallel with the entire periphery to form a cutout portion 112c, and a first adhesive layer 121 is provided on the inner surface of the cutout portion 112c. .
In addition, a rectangular window hole 113a is formed at the upper center of the cover portion 113, a second adhesive layer 122 is provided in the vicinity of the entire periphery of the window hole 113a, and further, in the vicinity of the fold line 112a of the backing paper portion 114. Is provided with a third adhesive layer 153 in the longitudinal direction.
A postcard 116 having a destination address 118 written on the back surface 116b is affixed to the inner surface of the cover portion 113 via the second adhesive layer 122, and a third adhesive is attached to the inner surface of the backsheet portion 114. A booklet 151 such as a product catalog is attached via the agent layer 153. In this way, the sheet 112 on which the postcard 116 and the booklet 151 are pasted is folded in two at the center in the horizontal direction, and the inner surfaces of the cover portion 113 and the back cover portion 114 are arranged with each other through the first adhesive layer 121. The envelopes 111 for direct mail are pasted together.
As shown in FIG. 20, in the envelope 111 manufactured in this way, the address 118 described on the back surface 116b of the postcard 116 is visually recognized from the window hole 113a, and becomes an envelope for sending.
The recipient who has received the envelope 111 cuts off the cut portion 112c from the perforation 112b, opens the envelope 111, peels off the postcard 116 and the booklet 151 from the cover portion 113 and the back cover portion 114, and the booklet 151 is used as a product catalog. The postcard 116 can be used as a reply postcard.
In this case, since the address / name (address) of the recipient is described on the back surface 116b of the postcard 116, and the address of the reply destination is described on the front surface of the postcard 116, the recipient has his / her own address on the postcard 116. -The postcard 116 can be returned without writing the name and address.

However, when a booklet-like printed material enclosing a postcard in Patent Document 1 is used as a sending booklet, the address and name of the recipient may be written on the postcard because the postcard is sealed inside the booklet. However, when the recipient returned the postcard, it was troublesome to write his / her address and name.
Further, in the envelope 111 for direct mail of Patent Document 2, the postal address 116 is attached to the cover 113 and the booklet 151 is attached to the back cover 114 so that the address 118 is placed inside the window hole 113a. The postcard 116 and the booklet 151 need to be pasted in place, and not only is the cumbersome operation of enclosing the postcard 116 and the booklet 151, but also the recipient has to cut the cut portion 112 c from the perforation 112 b in order to open the envelope 111. In addition, the envelope 111 after being opened is discarded, and resources are wasted.

JP 2011-68029 A Utility Model Registration No. 2576161

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is that, in a booklet that can be sent without using an envelope, the postcard displaying the address can be easily enclosed in the booklet without positioning the postcard to be enclosed, and can be easily opened. Is to do so.

  The invention of claim 1 is a cover sheet in which a window frame is formed by punching the periphery of the address display section, a postcard sheet having a postcard formed by punching and overlapping an inner surface of the cover sheet, A post-side paper sheet that overlaps the back side of the postcard paper, the postcard is easily peeled off and adhered to the inner surface of the cover or the surface of the back-side paper sheet, and the address display part is adhered to the surface of the postcard The above-mentioned problem is solved by providing a postcard enclosed in a postcard for sending.

  The invention of claim 2 includes a cover having a punched window frame, a postcard punched and formed on a postcard paper sheet overlapping the inner surface of the cover, and a back surface overlapping the back surface of the postcard paper sheet The postcard is easily adhered to the inner side surface of the cover or the surface of the back side paper leaf, the window frame overlaps the surface of the postcard, and the window frame on the surface of the postcard The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by providing a postcard enclosing booklet for sending whose overlapping portion is an address display section.

  The invention of claim 3 is the invention according to claim 1 or 2, wherein one end of the cover, the postcard paper and the back side paper is bound, and the other end facing the one end is A sealed postcard for sending postcards is provided to solve the above problems.

  A fourth aspect of the present invention provides the postcard for sending a postcard according to the first or second aspect, wherein the cover, the postcard paper sheet, and the back-side paper sheet are formed by folding continuous paper. The above-mentioned problems are solved.

  In the invention of claim 1, the cover on which the periphery of the address display portion is punched and a window frame is formed, and the postcard paper sheet having a postcard formed by punching and overlapping the inner surface of the cover; A postcard enclosing booklet with a backside paper sheet that overlaps the backside of the postcard paper sheet, wherein the postcard is easily adhered to the inner surface of the cover or the surface of the backside paper sheet, Since the address display part is adhered to the surface of the postcard, the postcard can be enclosed and sent without a need to align the postcard and the cover, and can be opened easily. Has the effect that the address described in the address display section remains as it is.

  In the invention of claim 2, a cover having a punched window frame, a postcard stamped and formed on a postcard paper sheet that overlaps the inner surface of the cover sheet, and a back surface of the postcard paper sheet A postcard enclosing booklet with a back-side paper sheet, wherein the postcard is easily peeled and adhered to the inner surface of the cover or the surface of the back-side paper sheet, and the window frame is attached to the surface of the postcard. Since the overlapping part of the surface of the postcard and the window frame overlaps with the window frame, the postcard can be enclosed in a booklet and sent without aligning the postcard and the cover, and can be opened easily. This has the effect that the address written in the address display section remains as it is on the postcard.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, one end of the cover, the postcard paper and the back side paper is bound, and the other end facing the one end is sealed. Or 2 postcards enclosed in a postcard for sending, wherein the postcards can be enclosed and sent without aligning the postcard and the cover, and can be easily opened, and the postcard contains the address There is an effect that the address written on the display unit remains as it is.

  In the invention of claim 4, the cover sheet, the postcard section paper sheet and the back side paper sheet are formed by folding a continuous paper, the postcard enclosing booklet for sending according to claim 1, The postcard can be enclosed and sent in a booklet without aligning the postcard and the cover, can be opened easily, and the address written on the address display section remains on the postcard. Play.

1 is a front view of a sending postcard-enclosed booklet of Example 1. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a postcard enclosing booklet for sending in Example 1. FIG. It is the perspective view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed the postcard for delivery of Example 1 provided the postcard. It is a front view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed the postcard for sending of the booklet of Example 1 was provided completely. It is a top view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed with the postcard for delivery of Example 1 provided the postcard was opened completely. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when the postcard enclosing booklet for sending in Example 1 is manufactured. It is a front view of the postcard enclosed booklet for sending of Example 2. FIG. FIG. 6 is a plan view of a postcard enclosing booklet for sending in Example 2. It is the perspective view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed the postcard for delivery of Example 2 provided the postcard. It is a front view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed with the postcard for delivery of Example 2 provided the postcard. It is a top view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed the postcard for sending of the book of Example 2 was provided. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when manufacturing a postcard enclosing booklet for delivery of Example 2. FIG. 6 is a front view of a postcard-enclosed booklet for sending in Example 3. 6 is a plan view of a postcard enclosing booklet for sending in Example 3. FIG. It is the perspective view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed the postcard for delivery of Example 3 provided the postcard. It is a front view of the state which opened the surface in which the postcard enclosed with the postcard for delivery of Example 3 provided the postcard. It is a top view of the state in which the surface in which the postcard enclosed with the postcard for delivery of Example 3 provided the postcard was opened completely. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing the types and positions of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when manufacturing a postcard enclosing booklet for sending in Example 3. It is a manufacturing process figure of the envelope of patent document 2. FIG. It is the perspective view which looked at the envelope by which patent document 2 was manufactured from the front side.

  Hereinafter, the form for implementing this invention based on Example 1, Example 2, and Example 3 is demonstrated.

[Composition of postcards for sending postcards]
FIG. 1 is a front view of a sending postcard-enclosed booklet of Example 1 that is the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the sending postcard-enclosed booklet of Example 1, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a state in which a post provided with a postcard for sending a postcard in Example 1 is opened, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a state in which the surface provided with the postcard for sending postcards in Example 1 is completely opened.
In the figure, 1 is a booklet containing a postcard for sending, 2 is a cover, 3 is a window frame, 4 is an address display section, 5 is a back cover, 6 is a postcard part of which is a postcard, and 6a is a main postcard part. A paper sheet, 6b is an auxiliary paper, 7 is a back side paper sheet that overlaps the postcard paper sheet 6, 8 is a reply postcard, 9 is a punched frame in which a part of the postcard paper sheet 6 is punched into a postcard shape, f1 F2 is a crease, 4a is an address, 10a to 10d are adhesive layers having a normal adhesive force, and 11a and 11b are adhesive layers that can be easily peeled off.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, a postcard containing booklet 1 for sending is a four-leaf booklet composed of a cover 2, a postcard paper 6, a back paper 7 and a back cover 5 in order from the front side. And the back cover 5 are formed by folding a sheet of paper into two at the center, and the postcard paper 6 (main postcard paper 6a) and the back paper 7 are separate sheets. Is formed by being folded into two at the center.
In this postcard containing booklet 1 for sending, as shown in FIG. 2, the fold f1 of the paper that divides the front cover 2 and the back cover 5, the postcard part paper sheet 6 (main postcard part paper sheet 6a), and the back side paper sheet. 7 is overlapped, and in the vicinity of the folds f1 and f2, the inner side surface of the cover 2 (the surface on the side overlapping the postcard paper 6) and the postcard paper 6 (main postcard paper 6a). ) (The surface on the side overlapping the cover 2) is bonded with the adhesive layer 10a, the back side of the back side paper sheet 7 (the side on the side overlapping the postcard paper 6) and the inner side surface (the back side) of the back cover sheet 5. The surface on the side overlapping the paper sheet 7) is bonded with the adhesive layer 10b, and each leaf is bound.
A window frame 3 punched in a rectangular shape is formed in the upper center portion of the cover 2, and an inner portion of the window frame 3 becomes an address display portion 4, and its back surface is adhered to the surface of the postcard portion paper leaf 6. Bonded with the agent layer 10c. Thereby, the address display part 4 will be affixed on the surface upper part of the postcard 8 mentioned later.
In this embodiment, the inner part of the punched window frame 3 is adhered to the surface of the postcard paper 6 as the address display section 4, but the inner part of the punched window frame 3 is removed and the postcard is removed. A portion overlapping the window frame 3 on the surface of the paper sheet 6 may be used as an address display unit, and the address may be displayed on the address display unit.
Further, the main postcard paper 6a has an auxiliary paper 6b whose width is narrower than that of the main postcard paper 6a attached to the back surface of the main postcard paper 6a with an adhesive layer 10d to form a postcard paper 6. The postcard 6 is a postcard. A punching frame 9 punched into a shape is formed, and the inner part of the punching frame 9 becomes a postcard 8 for reply, and the back surface thereof is bonded to the surface of the back-side paper leaf 7 with an adhesive layer 11a.
In this way, the main postcard paper 6a and the auxiliary paper 6b are bonded to form the postcard paper 6 so that the thickness of the postcard paper 6a is smaller than the thickness of the normal postcard and the main postcard paper 6a This is because the thickness of a normal postcard can be obtained by bonding the auxiliary paper 6b. Therefore, when the main postcard paper 6a having the same thickness as the normal postcard is used, the auxiliary paper 6b is unnecessary, and only the main postcard paper 6a is punched as the postcard paper 6. Things can be postcards 8.
In this embodiment, the postcard 8 has its back surface bonded to the surface of the backside paper sheet 7, but the surface of the postcard 8 is bonded to the inner surface of the cover 2 with the same adhesive layer as the adhesive layer 11 a. May be.
Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the horizontal width of the postcard paper 6 and the back-side paper 7 is narrower than the horizontal width of the cover 2 and the back cover 5, and the cover 2 and the back cover 5 facing the fold line f <b> 1. The inner side surfaces in the vicinity of one end are bonded with an easily peelable adhesive layer 11b. Thereby, the opposite end of the fold line f1 of the postcard enclosing booklet 1 for sending is sealed, and the postcard enclosing booklet 1 for sending can be sent as it is.
In this embodiment, the width of the postcard paper 6 and the back paper 7 is narrower than the width of the cover 2 and the back cover 5, but the width of the postcard 6 and the back paper 7 is the cover. 2 and the back cover 5 are made the same in width, or the cover 2, the postcard portion paper sheet 6, the back side paper sheet 7 and the back cover 5 are made to have different widths, and the vicinity of one end facing the fold line f1 is formed. It may be sealed by bonding with an adhesive layer similar to the adhesive layer 11b.
In this embodiment, the inner surfaces near one end facing the fold line f1 of the front cover 2 and the back cover 5 are bonded and sealed. Further, the front cover 2, the postcard part paper leaf 6, the back side paper At the longitudinal ends of the leaf 7 and the back cover 5, the overlapping surfaces may be bonded with an adhesive layer similar to the adhesive layer 11b to strengthen the sealing.

[Configuration of Adhesive Layer and Adhesion Mode]
The adhesive layers 10a to 10d are formed of an adhesive having a normal adhesive force. The adhesive layer 10c is provided on the entire surface where the address display portion 4 and the postcard portion paper sheet 6 overlap, and the adhesive layer 10d The main post card 6a and the auxiliary paper 6b are provided over the entire surface. This prevents the address display unit 4 from being peeled off from the postcard paper 6 and the auxiliary paper 6b from being peeled off from the main postcard paper 6a when the postcard containing booklet 1 for sending (including the time of sending) is used. Yes.
The adhesive layers 11a and 11b are formed of an adhesive having an adhesive force that can be easily peeled, and the adhesive layer 11a is a portion where the postcard 8 and the back-side paper leaf 7 overlap or a portion where the postcard 8 and the cover 2 overlap. In (excluding the address display portion 4), the overlapping portion may be provided on the entire surface, or a part of the overlapping portion may be provided in a pattern. As a result, one end of the bonded cover 2 and back cover 5 can be peeled off, and the sealed postcard 1 for sending postcards can be easily opened, and the postcard 8 can be opened on the back-side sheet 7 or cover. 2 can be easily peeled off and used.

[Manufacturing method of postcards containing booklet 1 for sending]
The sending postcard-enclosed booklet 1 can be manufactured by performing processing such as printing, cutting, punching, folding, adhesive application, and bonding on a continuous sheet of paper.
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when manufacturing the postcard enclosing booklet 1 for sending. In the figure, A is a continuous sheet of paper, Ax1 and Ax2 indicated by two-dot chain lines are planned cutting lines indicating the cutting position in the vertical direction (traveling direction) of the paper, and Ay1 and Ay2 indicated by two-dot chain lines. Are the planned cutting line indicating the cutting position in the horizontal direction (perpendicular to the traveling direction) of the paper, Au1 and Au2 indicated by the one-dot chain line are the punching planned lines indicating the punching position, and At1 and At2 indicated by the broken lines are the vertical Ar1 to Ar6 indicated by vertical fold lines and halftone dots indicating the folding positions in the direction are adhesive application scheduled areas indicating areas where the adhesive is applied. Note that the adhesive application planned area Ar5 in the present embodiment has a pattern shape in which two horizontally long rectangles are arranged vertically and four vertically long rectangles are arranged on the left and right. The shape and pattern are not limited to those described above.

Here, the interval p1 between the planned cutting lines Ay1 and Ay2 is the length in the vertical direction of the sending postcard enclosed booklet 1, and one sending postcard enclosed booklet 1 is manufactured from the area partitioned by Ay1 and Ay2.
Of the areas partitioned by Ay1 and Ay2, the area A1 partitioned by the planned cutting line Ax1 and the planned vertical folding line At1 becomes the cover sheet 2, and the area A2 partitioned by the planned cutting line Ax2 and the planned vertical folding line At2 is the main postcard. An area A3 partitioned by the left edge of the sheet A and the planned cutting line Ax2 becomes the auxiliary paper 6b, and an area A4 partitioned by the planned vertical folding line At2 and the planned cutting line Ax1 becomes the back side paper sheet, and is folded vertically. The area A5 partitioned by the planned line At1 and the right end of the paper A becomes the back cover sheet 5, and the vertical folding planned lines At1 and At2 become fold lines f1 and f2.

Hereinafter, the manufacturing method of the postcard enclosed booklet 1 for sending is demonstrated concretely.
First, a rolled-up paper A is fed out from a paper feed unit of a rotary printing press (not shown), and predetermined printing is performed on the front and back surfaces thereof. Next, the printed paper A is cut by the processing machine (not shown) along the planned cutting lines Ax1 and Ax2, and the first paper (right side portion), the second paper (center portion), and the third paper. Divided into (left part).
For the first sheet (right side portion), adhesive layers 10a, 10b, and 10c are formed by applying an adhesive having a normal adhesive force to the adhesive application scheduled areas Ar1, Ar2, and Ar3. .
On the other hand, for the second paper (center portion), an adhesive layer 10d is formed by applying an adhesive having a normal adhesive force to the adhesive application planned area Ar4, and then the third paper (left side). Part) is overlapped and adhered to the adhesive application planned area Ar4 of the second sheet.
After that, after the second paper is overlaid on the first paper and bonded by the adhesive application planned areas Ar1 to Ar3 so that the vertical folding lines At1 and At2 coincide and the areas A1 and A2 overlap, The second sheet (third sheet) is punched along the punched line Au2, and the punching frame 9 is formed.
Further, an easily peelable adhesive is applied to the adhesive application planned areas Ar5 and Ar6 to form adhesive layers 11a and 11b, and the first paper is second along the vertical folding line At1 (At2). The first sheet is folded together with the sheet, the two ends of the first sheet are bonded to each other with the adhesive layer 11b, and the second sheet (third sheet) is bonded to the other with the adhesive layer 11a. Is punched along the planned punch line Au1, and the window frame 3 is formed.
Finally, the folded first sheet and second sheet (third sheet) are cut along the planned cutting lines Ay1 and Ay2 to form a postcard containing booklet 1 for sending.
In this way, the postcard enclosing booklet 1 for sending is continuously manufactured from the paper A.

In the present embodiment, the normal adhesive is applied to the inside of the punched line Au1 (adhesive application planned area Ar3), and the first paper area A1 and the second paper (third paper) area. A2 is bonded, but the adhesive is not applied to the inside of the planned punching line Au1, and the first sheet is punched along the planned punching line Au1, and then the punched portion (inside the planned punching line Au1) ) May be removed.
In this embodiment, the adhesive application planned area Ar5 is provided in the area A4 of the second paper, but this adhesive application planned area Ar5 is provided in the planned punch line Au2 in the area A1 of the first paper. The first sheet area A1 and the second sheet area A2 may be bonded to each other with an adhesive that can be easily peeled off.

[How to use postcard 1 with postcard for sending]
As described above, the postcard enclosing booklet 1 for sending is bound at the end on the fold line f1 side, sealed at one end facing the fold line f1, and by writing the address of the destination on the address display section 4, Can be sent.
Further, when the address display unit 4 is not provided on the cover 2, the address of the postcard 8 exposed on the inner side of the window frame 3 is used as the address display unit, and the address of the addressee is described in the address display unit. A postcard containing booklet 1 for sending can be sent.
The recipient who has received the sent postcard-enclosed booklet 1 opens the sealed postcard-enclosed booklet 1 for shipping, and as shown in FIG. Can be used as a normal booklet (product catalog etc.) with In this case, since the inner surfaces of one end of the front cover 2 and the back cover 5 are bonded with an easily peelable adhesive layer 11b, the recipient can easily peel off one end of the front cover 2 and the back cover 5 for sending. The postcard enclosed booklet 1 can be opened.
Then, since the postcard 8 with the periphery punched out is adhered to the surface of the back-side paper leaf 7 of the opened sending postcard enclosing booklet 1 by the adhesive layer 11a that can be easily peeled off, the recipient receives the postcard 8 Can be easily peeled off from the surface of the back-side paper sheet 7, and the peeled postcard 8 can be used as a reply postcard. The same applies when the postcard 8 is bonded to the inner surface of the cover 2.
In this case, the address display section 4 on which the recipient's address (address, name, etc.) is written is adhered and remains on the surface of the postcard 8, so that when the recipient returns the postcard 8, the postcard 8 This saves you the trouble of writing your address and name. The same applies when the addressee (address, name, etc.) of the recipient is directly written on the surface of the postcard 8.
The address of the reply destination is printed on the back side of the postcard 8 in advance.

[Composition of postcards for sending postcards]
FIG. 7 is a front view of a postcard enclosing booklet for sending of Example 2 which is the second embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 8 is a plan view of the booklet containing sending postcard of Example 2, and FIG. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a state in which the post provided with the postcard for enclosing a postcard for sending in Example 2 is opened, and FIG. 10 completely shows the surface provided with the postcard for enclosing the postcard for sending in Example 2. FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a state in which the surface provided with the postcard for sending postcards in Example 2 is completely opened.
In the figure, 21 is a booklet containing a postcard for sending, 22 is a cover, 23 is a window frame, 24 is an address display section, 25 is a back cover, 26 is a postcard part of which is a postcard, and 26a is a main postcard part. Paper sheet, 26b is auxiliary paper, 28 is a reply postcard, 29 is a punched frame in which a part of the postcard paper 26 is punched in a postcard shape, f21 is a fold, 24a is an address, 30a to 30c are normal bonds The adhesive layers 31a and 31b having a force are easily peelable adhesive layers.

As shown in FIGS. 7 to 11, the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending is a three-leaf booklet composed of a cover 22, a postcard paper 26 and a back cover 25 in order from the front side. In this embodiment, the back cover 25 is formed on the back surface of the postcard portion paper leaf 26 (the surface on the side overlapping the back cover 25). Overlapping paper sheets on the back side.
In the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending, as shown in FIG. 8, the fold line f21 of the paper partitioning the front cover 22 and the back cover 25 is overlapped with the left end of the postcard paper sheet 26 (main postcard paper sheet 26a). In the vicinity of the fold line f21, the inner surface of the cover 22 (the surface on the side overlapping the postcard paper 26) and the surface of the postcard paper 26 (the main postcard paper 26a) (the surface overlapping the cover 22) Each leaf is bound by bonding with an adhesive layer 30a.
A window frame 23 punched in a rectangular shape is formed in the upper center portion of the cover 22, and an inner portion of the window frame 23 becomes an address display portion 24, and its back surface is adhered to the surface of the postcard paper leaf 26. Bonded with the agent layer 30b. Thereby, the address display part 24 will be affixed on the surface upper part of the postcard 28 mentioned later.
In this embodiment, the inner part of the punched window frame 23 is adhered to the surface of the postcard paper 26 as the address display section 24, but the inner part of the punched window frame 23 is removed and the postcard is removed. A portion overlapping the window frame 23 on the surface of the paper sheet 26 may be used as an address display unit, and the address may be displayed on the address display unit.
Further, the main postcard paper 26a is attached to the back side by an adhesive layer 30c with an auxiliary paper 26b having a width smaller than that of the main postcard paper 26a to form a postcard paper 26. The postcard 26 is a postcard. A punching frame 29 punched into a shape is formed, and an inner portion of the punching frame 29 becomes a return postcard 28, and the back surface thereof is bonded to the inner surface of the back cover 25 with an adhesive layer 31a.
The reason why the main postcard paper 26a and the auxiliary paper 26b are bonded in this way to form the postcard paper 26 is the same reason as that of the postcard paper 6 of the first embodiment, and the auxiliary paper 26b is unnecessary. This is the same as the postcard paper 6.
In this embodiment, the postcard 28 has its back surface bonded to the inner surface of the back cover 25, but the surface of the postcard 28 is bonded to the inner surface of the cover 22 with the same adhesive layer as the adhesive layer 30a. May be.
Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the width of the postcard paper 26 is narrower than the width of the front cover 22 and the back cover 25, and the inner surfaces near one end of the front cover 22 and the back cover 25 facing the fold line f21. Are bonded by the adhesive layer 31b. Thereby, the opposite end of the fold line f21 of the sending postcard enclosing booklet 21 is sealed, and the sending postcard enclosing booklet 21 can be sent as it is.
In this example, the width of the postcard paper 26 is narrower than the width of the front cover 22 and the back cover 25, but the horizontal width of the postcard paper 26 is the same as the width of the cover 22 and the back cover 25. Alternatively, the widths of the front cover 22, the postcard part paper sheet 262, and the back cover 25 may be made different from each other, and the vicinity of one end facing the fold line f21 may be adhered and sealed with an adhesive layer similar to the adhesive layer 31b. Good.
Further, in the present embodiment, the inner surfaces near one end of the front cover 22 and the back cover 25 facing the crease f21 are adhered and sealed, but further, the front cover 22, the postcard part paper leaf 26, and the back cover 25 are sealed. At the end in the vertical direction, the overlapping surfaces may be bonded with an adhesive layer similar to the adhesive layer 31b to strengthen the sealing.

[Configuration of Adhesive Layer and Adhesion Mode]
The adhesive layers 30a to 30c are formed of an adhesive having a normal adhesive force in the same manner as the adhesive used for the adhesive layers 10a to 10d of Example 1, and the adhesive layer 30b includes the address display unit 24 and the adhesive layer 30a. The postcard portion paper sheet 26 is provided on the entire surface of the overlapping portion, and the adhesive layer 30c is provided on the entire surface of the portion where the main postcard portion paper leaf 26a and the auxiliary paper 26b overlap. This prevents the address display section 24 from being peeled off from the postcard section paper leaf 26 or the auxiliary paper 26b from the main postcard section paper leaf 26a when the sending postcard enclosing booklet 21 is used (including the time of sending). Yes.
The adhesive layers 31a and 31b are formed of an adhesive having an easily peeling adhesive force similar to the adhesive used for the adhesive layers 11a and 11b of the first embodiment. The adhesive layer 31a may be provided on the entire overlapping portion of the portion where the postcard 28 and the back cover 25 overlap or the portion where the postcard 28 and the cover 22 overlap (excluding the address display portion 24). You may provide in a pattern form in a part of overlapping part. Thereby, one end of the bonded cover 22 and back cover 25 can be peeled off, and the sealed postcard 2 for sending postcards 2 can be easily opened, and the postcard 28 can be removed from the back cover 25 or the cover 22. It can be easily peeled off.

[Manufacturing method of postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending]
In the same way as the sending postcard-enclosed booklet 1 of the first embodiment, the sending postcard-enclosed booklet 21 is subjected to processing such as printing, cutting, punching, folding, adhesive application, and bonding on a continuous sheet of paper. Can be manufactured.
FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending is manufactured. In the figure, B is a continuous sheet of paper, Bx1 and Bx2 indicated by two-dot chain lines are planned cutting lines indicating the cutting position in the vertical direction (traveling direction) of the paper, and By1 and By2 indicated by two-dot chain lines. Is a planned cutting line indicating the cutting position in the horizontal direction (perpendicular to the traveling direction) of the paper, Bu1 and Bu2 indicated by a one-dot chain line are punching planned lines indicating the punching position, and Bt1 indicated by a broken line is a vertical direction A vertical folding line indicating a folding position and Br1 to Br5 indicated by halftone dots are adhesive application planned areas indicating areas where the adhesive is applied. Note that the adhesive application planned area Br4 in the present embodiment is a pattern in which two horizontally long rectangles are arranged vertically and four vertically long rectangles are arranged on the left and right. The shape and pattern are not limited to those described above.

Here, the interval p2 between the planned cutting lines By1 and By2 is the vertical length of the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending, and one postcard containing booklet 21 for sending is manufactured from the area partitioned by By1 and By2.
Of the areas partitioned by By1 and By2, the area B1 partitioned by the planned cutting line Bx1 and the planned vertical folding line Bt1 becomes the cover 22, and the area B2 partitioned by the planned cutting line Bx2 and the planned cutting line Bx1 is the main postcard part. An area B3 partitioned by the left edge of the paper B and the planned cutting line Bx2 becomes the auxiliary paper 26b, and an area B4 partitioned by the vertical folding scheduled line Bt1 and the right edge of the paper B becomes the back cover 25. Bt1 becomes a fold line f21.

Hereinafter, the manufacturing method of the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending is demonstrated concretely.
First, a rolled-up paper B is fed out from a paper feed unit of a rotary printing press (not shown), and predetermined printing is performed on the front and back surfaces thereof. Next, the printed paper B is cut by a processing machine (not shown) along the planned cutting lines Bx1 and Bx2, and the first paper (right side portion), the second paper (center portion), and the third paper. Divided into (left part).
Then, an adhesive layer 30a, 30b is formed on the first sheet (right side portion) by applying an adhesive having a normal adhesive force to the adhesive application planned areas Br1, Br2.
On the other hand, for the second paper (center portion), an adhesive having a normal adhesive force is applied to the adhesive application planned region Br3 to form the adhesive layer 30c, and then the third paper (left side) is formed. Part) is overlapped and adhered to the adhesive application scheduled area Br3 of the second sheet.
Thereafter, the second paper is overlaid on the first paper such that the vertical folding line Bt1 and the cutting line Bx1 coincide and the areas B1 and B2 overlap, and the adhesive layers 30a and 30b (adhesive application planned areas) After bonding with Br1, Br2), the second sheet (third sheet) is punched along the planned punch line Bu2, and the punching frame 29 is formed.
Further, an easily peelable adhesive is applied to the adhesive application planned areas Br4 and Br5 to form adhesive layers 31a and 31b, and the first sheet is folded along the vertical fold planned line Bt1. After the two sheets (third sheet) are bonded to the first sheet by the adhesive layer 31a, both ends of the sheet are bonded to each other by the adhesive layer 31b, and then the first sheet is punched. The window frame 23 is formed by punching along Bu1.
Finally, the folded first sheet and second sheet (third sheet) are cut along the planned cutting lines By1 and By2 to form a postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending.
In this way, the sending postcard enclosing booklet 21 is continuously manufactured from the paper B.

In the present embodiment, a normal adhesive is applied to the inside of the punched planned line Bu1 (adhesive application planned region Br2), and the first paper region B1 and the second paper (third paper) region. B2 is bonded, but the adhesive is not applied to the inside of the planned punch line Bu1, and the first sheet is punched along the planned punch line Bu1, and then the punched portion (inside the planned punch line Bu1) ) May be removed.
Further, in this embodiment, the adhesive application planned area Br4 is provided in the area B4, but this adhesive application planned area Br4 is located inside the part overlapping the punching planned line Bu2 in the area B1 (adhesive application schedule). The first paper area B1 and the second paper area B2 may be bonded to each other with an easily peelable adhesive.

[How to use the postcard with enclosed postcard 21]
As described above, the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending is bound at the end on the fold line f21 side, sealed at one end facing the fold line f21, and by writing the address of the destination on the address display section 24, Can be sent.
Further, when the address display part 24 is not provided on the cover 22, the address of the postcard 28 exposed on the inner side of the window frame 23 is used as the address display part, and the address of the delivery address is described in the address display part. A postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending can be sent.
The recipient who has received the sent postcard-enclosed booklet 21 opens the sealed postcard-enclosed booklet 21 for shipping, and as shown in FIG. Can be used as a normal booklet (product catalog etc.) with In this case, since the inner surfaces of one end of the front cover 22 and the back cover 25 are bonded with an easily peelable adhesive layer 31b, the recipient can easily peel off one end of the front cover 22 and the back cover 25 for sending. The postcard enclosing booklet 21 can be opened.
And since the postcard 28 with the periphery punched out is adhered to the inner side surface of the back cover 25 of the opened postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending by the adhesive layer 31a that can be easily peeled off, the recipient receives the postcard 28. It can be easily peeled off from the inner surface of the back cover 25, and the peeled postcard 28 can be used as a return postcard. The same applies when the postcard 28 is bonded to the inner surface of the cover 22.
In this case, since the address display unit 24 on which the address (address, name, etc.) of the recipient is written remains adhered to the surface of the postcard 28, the postcard 28 is returned when the recipient returns the postcard 28. This saves you the trouble of writing your address and name. The same applies when the addressee (address, name, etc.) of the recipient is directly written on the surface of the postcard 28.
Note that the address of the reply destination is printed on the back side of the postcard 28 in advance.

[Composition of postcards for sending postcards]
FIG. 13 is a front view of a postcard enclosing booklet for sending of Example 3 which is the third embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 14 is a plan view of a booklet containing sending postcard of Example 3, and FIG. FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a state in which the post provided with the postcard for enclosing the postcard for sending in Example 3 is opened, and FIG. 16 completely shows the surface provided with the postcard for enclosing the postcard for sending in Example 3. FIG. 17 is a plan view showing a state in which the surface on which the postcard for enclosing a postcard for sending in Example 3 is provided is completely opened.
In the figure, 41 is a booklet containing a postcard for sending, 42 is a cover, 43 is a window frame, 44 is an address display section, 45 is a back cover, 46 is a postcard part of which is a postcard, and 46a is a main postcard part. A paper sheet, 46b is an auxiliary paper, 48 is a postcard for reply, 49 is a punched frame in which a part of the postcard paper 46 is punched in a postcard shape, f41 and f42 are creases, 44a is an address, 50a and 50b are normal Adhesive layers 51a to 51c having the following adhesive strength are easy-peeling adhesive layers.

As shown in FIG. 13 to FIG. 17, the postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending is a three-leaf booklet composed of a cover 42, a postcard section paper leaf 46 and a back cover 45 in order from the front side. In this embodiment, the back cover 45 is a back side paper sheet that overlaps the back side of the postcard part paper sheet 46 (the side that overlaps the back cover 45).
In this postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending, as shown in FIG. 14, in the vicinity of the fold line f41 of the paper that divides the front cover 42 and the back cover 45, the inner surface of the cover 42 (the surface on the side overlapping the postcard paper 46) ) And the surface of the postcard portion paper leaf 46 (main postcard portion paper leaf 46a) (the surface on the side overlapping the cover 42) are bonded by the adhesive layer 51a, and the cover 42 and the postcard portion paper leaf 46 are bound.
A window frame 43 punched into a rectangular shape is formed in the upper center portion of the cover 42, and an inner portion of the window frame 43 serves as an address display portion 44, and its back surface is adhered to the surface of the postcard paper leaf 46. Bonded with the agent layer 50a. As a result, the address display section 44 is pasted on the upper surface of the postcard 48 described later.
In this embodiment, the inner part of the punched window frame 43 is bonded to the surface of the postcard paper 46 as the address display section 44. However, the punched window frame 43 is removed to remove the postcard. A portion overlapping the window frame 43 on the surface of the paper sheet 46 may be used as an address display unit, and the address may be displayed on the address display unit.
In addition, the main postcard paper 46 a has an auxiliary paper 46 b having a width smaller than that of the main postcard paper 46 a bonded to the surface with an adhesive layer 50 b to form a postcard paper 46. A punching frame 48 punched into a shape is formed, and the inner part of the punching frame 48 becomes a return postcard 48, and the back surface thereof is bonded to the inner side surface of the back cover 45 with an adhesive layer 51b.
The reason why the main postcard paper 46a and the auxiliary paper 46b are bonded in this way to form the postcard paper 46 is the same as that of the postcard paper 6 and 26 of the first and second embodiments, and the auxiliary paper 46b. Is not necessary in the same manner as the postcard paper sheets 6 and 26.
In this embodiment, the back surface of the postcard 48 is bonded to the inner surface of the back cover 45, but the surface of the post card 48 is bonded to the inner surface of the cover 42 with an adhesive layer similar to the adhesive layer 51b. May be.
Next, as shown in FIG. 14, the widths of the front cover 42, the postcard section paper leaf 46 (main postcard section paper leaf 46 a), and the back cover 45 are narrowed in this order. The inner side surface near one end and the back surface of the postcard paper 46 (main postcard paper 46a) are bonded with an adhesive layer 51c. Further, the inner side surface of the back cover 45 in the vicinity of both ends in the vertical direction and the back surface of the postcard paper 46 (main postcard paper 46a) are bonded by an adhesive layer (not shown) similar to the adhesive layer 51c. Yes. Thereby, the postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending is sealed, and the postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending can be sent as it is.
In the present embodiment, the width of the back cover 45 is narrower than the width of the cover 42, but the post cover enclosed booklet 41 may be sealed with the same width of the back cover 45 and the cover 42.
In the present embodiment, the inner surface of the back cover 45 in the vicinity of one end on the fold line f42 side and the both ends in the longitudinal direction and the back surface of the postcard paper sheet 46 (main postcard paper sheet 46a) are adhered and sealed. Further, at the end portions in the longitudinal direction of the cover 42 and the postcard portion paper leaf 46, the overlapping surfaces may be bonded with an adhesive layer similar to the adhesive layer 51c to strengthen the sealing.

[Configuration of Adhesive Layer and Adhesion Mode]
The adhesive layers 50a and 50b are formed of an adhesive having a normal adhesive force similarly to the adhesive used for the adhesive layers 10a to 10d of the first embodiment. The adhesive layer 50a includes the address display unit 44 and the adhesive layer 50a. The postcard portion paper leaf 46 is provided on the entire surface of the overlapping portion, and the adhesive layer 50b is provided on the entire surface of the portion where the main postcard portion paper leaf 46a and the auxiliary paper 46b overlap. This prevents the address display section 44 from being peeled off the postcard section paper leaf 46 and the auxiliary paper 46b from the main postcard section paper leaf 46a when the sending postcard enclosed booklet 41 is used (including the time of sending). Yes.
Further, the adhesive layers 51a to 51c are formed of an easily peelable adhesive similar to the adhesive used for the adhesive layers 11a and 11b of the first embodiment. The adhesive layer 51b may be provided on the entire overlapping portion of the portion where the postcard 48 and the back cover 45 overlap or the portion where the postcard 48 and the cover 42 overlap (excluding the address display portion 44). You may provide in a pattern form in a part of overlapping part. As a result, the attached end of the cover 42, the postcard section paper leaf 46, and the back cover 45 can be peeled off, and the postcard-enclosed booklet 2 that is sealed and bound can be easily opened. Can be easily peeled off from the back cover 45 or the cover 42 for use.

[Manufacturing Method of Postcard Enclosed Booklet 41 for Sending]
The postcard enclosing booklet 41 for printing is printed, cut, punched, folded, and adhered on a continuous sheet of paper, like the postcard enclosing booklet 1 for the first embodiment and the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for the second embodiment. It can be manufactured by applying processing such as agent coating and bonding.
FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when the postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending is manufactured. In the figure, C is a continuous sheet of paper, Cx1 indicated by a two-dot chain line is a planned cutting line indicating a cutting position in the vertical direction (traveling direction) of the paper, and Cy1 and Cy2 indicated by two-dot chain lines are The cutting line indicating the cutting position in the horizontal direction (perpendicular to the traveling direction) of the paper, Cu1 and Cu2 indicated by the one-dot chain line are the cutting lines indicating the punching position, and Ct1 and Ct2 indicated by the broken lines are the vertical direction. The vertical folding lines indicating the folding positions and Cr1 to Cr7 indicated by halftone dots are the adhesive application planned areas indicating the areas where the adhesive is applied. Note that the adhesive application planned region Cr4 in the present embodiment is a pattern in which two horizontally long rectangles are arranged vertically and four vertically long rectangles are arranged side by side. The shape and pattern are not limited to those described above.

Here, the interval p3 between the planned cutting lines Cy1 and Cy2 becomes the length in the vertical direction of the sending postcard enclosing booklet 41, and one sending postcard enclosing booklet 41 is manufactured from the area partitioned by Cy1 and Cy2.
Of the areas partitioned by Cy1 and Cy2, the area C1 partitioned by the vertical folding lines Ct1 and Ct2 becomes the cover 42, and the area C2 partitioned by the cutting planned line Cx1 and the vertical folding line Ct2 is the main postcard sheet. 46a, the region C3 partitioned by the left edge of the paper C and the planned cutting line Cx1 becomes the auxiliary paper 46b, and the region C4 partitioned by the vertical folding scheduled line Ct1 and the right edge of the paper C becomes the back cover 45, and the vertical folding planned line Ct1, Ct2 becomes the fold lines f41 and f42.

Hereinafter, the manufacturing method of the postcard enclosing booklet 21 for sending is demonstrated concretely.
First, a rolled-up paper C is fed out from a paper feed unit of a rotary printing press (not shown), and predetermined printing is performed on the front and back surfaces thereof. Next, the printed paper C is cut along a planned cutting line Cx1 by a processing machine (not shown), and divided into a first paper (right side portion) and a second paper (left side portion).
Then, an adhesive layer 50b is formed by applying an adhesive having a normal adhesive force to the adhesive application scheduled region Cr2 on the first sheet (right side part), and then the second sheet (left side part). Is superimposed on the adhesive application planned area Cr2 of the first sheet and adhered.
Thereafter, an adhesive having a normal adhesive force is applied to the adhesive application planned region Cr1 of the second paper that is bonded to the first paper, and the adhesive is easily peeled to the adhesive application planned region Cr3 of the first paper. After the agent is applied, the first sheet is folded along the planned vertical fold line Ct2 and the area C2 is bonded onto the area C1, and then the first sheet (second sheet) is formed on the planned cut line Cu2. A punching frame 49 is formed.
Further, an easily peelable adhesive is applied to the adhesive application planned areas Cr4 to Cr7 to form adhesive layers 51b, 51c, etc., and the first sheet is folded along the vertical folding line Ct1. After the bonded regions C1 and C2 and the region C4 are bonded, the first sheet is punched along the planned punching line Cu1, and the window frame 43 is formed.
Finally, the folded first sheet (second sheet) is cut along the planned cutting lines Cy1 and Cy2 to form a postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending.
In this manner, the postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending is continuously manufactured from the paper B.

In this embodiment, a normal adhesive is applied to the adhesive application planned area Cr1, and the first paper area C1 and the second paper area C3 are bonded, but the adhesive application planned area Cr1. After the first sheet is punched along the planned punch line Cu1 without applying the adhesive, the punched portion (inside the planned punch line Cu1) may be removed.
In this embodiment, the adhesive application planned region Cr4 is provided in the region C4. The adhesive application planned region Cr4 is located inside the portion overlapping the planned punch line Cu2 in the region C1 (scheduled punch line Cu1). The region C1 and the region C2 (C3) may be bonded with an easily peelable adhesive.

[How to use the postcard 41 for sending postcards]
As described above, the sending postcard-enclosed booklet 41 is bound at the end on the fold line f41 side, and is sealed at one end facing the fold line f41 and the both ends in the vertical direction on the back cover 45, and is sent to the address display section 44. It can be sent by writing the destination address.
Further, when the address display unit 44 is not provided on the cover 42, the address of the postcard 48 exposed inside the window frame 43 is set as the address display unit, and the address of the destination is described in the address display unit. A postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending can be sent.
The recipient who has received the sent postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending opens the sealed postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending, and further opens the bound end of the postcard paper leaf 46, The postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending can be used as a normal folding booklet in which product information is written (one sheet of paper is folded into a plurality of leaves). In this case, the inner surface of the back cover and the back surface of the postcard paper sheet are bonded with an easily peelable adhesive layer 51c, and the inner surface of the cover sheet and the surface of the postcard paper sheet are bonded with an easily peelable adhesive layer 51a. Therefore, the recipient can easily peel off the adhesive portions of the back cover 45, the postcard section paper leaf 46, and the cover 42 and open the postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending.
And since the postcard 48 with the periphery punched out is adhered to the inner side surface of the back cover 45 of the opened postcard enclosing booklet 41 for sending by the adhesive layer 51b that can be easily peeled off, the recipient receives the postcard 48. It can be easily peeled off from the inner surface of the back cover 45, and the peeled postcard 48 can be used as a return postcard. The same applies when the postcard 48 is adhered to the inner surface of the cover 42.
In this case, since the address display section 44 on which the address (address, name, etc.) of the recipient is written remains adhered to the surface of the postcard 48, the postcard 48 is returned when the recipient returns the postcard 48. This saves you the trouble of writing your address and name. The same applies when the addressee (address, name, etc.) of the recipient is directly written on the surface of the postcard 48.
Note that the address of the reply destination is printed on the back side of the postcard 48 in advance.

  The sending postcard-enclosed booklet of the present invention has a window frame formed on the cover, a postcard whose periphery is punched on a paper sheet that overlaps the inner surface of the cover, and a paper sheet or cover that overlaps the paper sheet on which the postcard is provided The postcards are easily peeled off and sealed with an easily peelable adhesive, and can be sent without the use of envelopes. It can be sealed and can be opened easily.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sending postcard enclosed booklet 2 Cover 3 Window frame 4 Address display part 4a Address 5 Back cover 6 Post card paper 6a Main post card 6b Auxiliary paper 7 Back side paper 8 Post card 9 Punch frame 10a-10d Normal adhesion Adhesive layers 11a, 11b having adhesive strength Easy peeling-off adhesive layers f1, f2 Fold 21 Sending postcards enclosed booklet 22 Cover 23 Window frame 24 Address display 24a Address 25 Back cover 26 Postcard paper leaf 26a Main postcard paper leaf 26b Auxiliary paper 28 Postcard 29 Punching frames 30a-30c Adhesive layers 31a, 31b having normal adhesive strength F21 easy-peeling adhesive layer f21 Folding 41 Sending postcards enclosed booklet 42 Cover 43 Window frame 44 Address display 44a Address 45 Back Front cover 46 Postcard section paper leaf 46a Main postcard section paper leaf 46b Auxiliary paper 48 Postcard 49 Punching frames 50a, 50b Adhesive layers 51a-51c having normal adhesive strength Easy peeling Adhesive layer f41, f42 Crease A Paper Ax1, Ax2 Planned cutting line Ay1, Ay2 Planned cutting line Au1, Au2 Stamping planned line At1, At2 Vertical folding planned lines Ar1-Ar6 Adhesive application planned area B Paper Bx1, Bx2 Planned cutting line By1, By2 Planned cutting line Bu1, Bu2 Planned punching line Bt1 Planned folding line Br1-Br5 Planned adhesive application area C Paper Cx1 Planned cutting line Cy1, Cy2 Planned cutting line Cu1, Cu2 Planned punching line Ct1, Ct2 Planned vertical folding line Cr1-Cr7 adhesive application planned area

Claims (4)

  A cover sheet in which the perimeter of the address display part is punched and a window frame is formed, a postcard that is stamped and formed on the back side of the postcard sheet, The postcard is easily adhered to the inner surface of the cover or the surface of the backside paper sheet, and the address display portion is adhered to the surface of the postcard. A booklet containing a postcard for sending.   A cover having a punched window frame, a postcard that has been stamped and formed, and a postcard paper sheet that overlaps the inner surface of the cover; and a back side paper sheet that overlaps the back surface of the postcard paper, The postcard is easily peeled and adhered to the inner surface of the cover or the surface of the backside paper leaf, the window frame overlaps the surface of the postcard, and the portion of the surface of the postcard that overlaps the window frame is an address display portion A postcard enclosed in a postcard for sending.   The one end of the cover sheet, the postcard part paper sheet, and the back side paper sheet is bound, and the other end part opposite to the one end part is sealed. The postcard enclosed booklet for sending described in Item 2.   3. The postcard enclosing booklet for sending according to claim 1, wherein the cover sheet, the postcard part paper sheet, and the back side paper sheet are formed by folding continuous sheets.

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