JP2017007286A - Printed matter with card paper piece and manufacturing method for printed matter with card paper piece - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a printed matter with a card paper piece, in which card paper piece can be easily detached from an overlapped and pseudo-adhered paper sheet, capable of preventing a seal piece, which is made to be attached to the card paper piece, from peeled off when the overlapped and pseudo-adhered paper sheet is peeled off.SOLUTION: A printed matter with a card paper piece comprises: a sticking part formed by sticking a rear face of a second paper sheet to a first paper sheet with an adhesive; a card paper piece formed to be releasable with the first and second paper sheets punched through in the sticking part; and a seal paper piece formed to be releasable with the first and second paper sheets punched through in the sticking part excluding the card paper piece. The first paper sheet is overlapped with the face of the sticking part, in which the seal paper piece is not formed, and pseudo-adhered thereto with a releasable adhesive, so that the first paper sheet pseudo-adhered to the sticking part covers the card paper piece.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a printed matter with a card paper piece in which a card paper piece and a sticker paper piece are separably formed on a part of paper, and a method for manufacturing the same.

Among various printed materials such as catalogs, flyers, pamphlets, direct mails, etc., there are printed products with card paper pieces with card paper pieces such as postcards, coupons and other service tickets, tickets, membership cards etc. It is used for various purposes. A user who has obtained the printed matter with the card paper piece can separate the card paper piece from the paper and use it as a service ticket such as a postcard or coupon, a ticket, a membership card, or the like.
For example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-297689 (Patent Document 1) discloses a printed matter including a left side surface portion, a central surface portion, and a right side surface portion, and separation of postcards, tickets, coupons, etc. on the central surface portion or one side surface portion. Thus, there is disclosed a printed matter in which a left and right side surface portion is folded on a central surface portion and attached with a temporary adhesive.
In addition, in such a printed matter with card paper pieces, a sticker paper piece may be further provided to conceal a part of the card paper piece separated from the paper or to paste an application ticket or the like.
For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-133065 (Patent Document 2) discloses an advertisement printed matter with a peeling / re-adhesion seal in which a postcard part and a sticker seal are provided on a double-structured advertisement paper in which paper pieces are laminated and bonded together. Is disclosed.

However, in the printed matter of Patent Document 1, what is used separately such as a postcard is punched from the paper (central surface portion or one side surface portion), and therefore, what is used separately such as a postcard is not cut out. Although it can be easily separated, there is a problem that personal information or the like cannot be concealed when a separate postcard or the like is used without a seal piece.
Moreover, in the printed matter for advertisement with a peel / re-adhesion seal of Patent Document 2, a reply postcard part is formed on a double-structured advertisement paper in which paper pieces are overlapped and bonded together. There was a problem that the trouble of having to cut off occurred.
In this case, the advertisement printed matter with the peel / re-adhesion seal of Patent Document 2 is formed in a form similar to the printed matter of Patent Document 1, that is, a double-structured advertisement paper (paper) in which pieces of paper are stacked and bonded together is used. Then, a card paper piece (reply postcard part) is formed on the central surface part or one side surface part, a sticker paper piece (sticking sticker part) is formed in the vicinity thereof, and the one side part, the card paper piece and the central surface part are formed temporarily. It is also conceivable to use a pressure-sensitive adhesive for pseudo-adhesion.
However, when the advertisement printed matter with the peeling / re-adhesion seal of Patent Document 2 is configured like the printed material of Patent Document 1 as described above, the sticker paper piece is temporarily covered with one side surface portion or the central surface portion. If it is pasted with an adhesive and pseudo-bonded, the piece of sticker paper will also be peeled off when one side part is peeled off from the center part, and the sticker piece will be lost or the sticky face of the sticker piece will be exposed and dust will adhere As a result, the adhesive strength is weakened, and there is a possibility that problems such as failure to function as a seal may occur.

JP 2006-297689 A JP 2004-133065 A

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is that in a printed matter with a card paper piece that can be easily separated from the folded and pseudo-bonded paper, even if a seal piece to be attached to the card paper piece is formed, the card paper piece is folded and pseudo-bonded. It is to prevent the sticker paper pieces from being peeled off when the printed paper or the like is peeled off, and to make it possible to efficiently produce such printed matter with card paper pieces.

  The present invention provides a first sheet, a bonded portion formed by bonding the back surface of the second sheet to the first sheet with an adhesive, and the first sheet and the first sheet in the bonded portion. A piece of card paper formed by punching out two sheets so as to be separable, and a piece of seal paper formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper or the second paper at the bonding portion excluding the card paper pieces The first sheet is quasi-adhered with an adhesive that can be folded and peeled off on the surface of the bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed, and is quasi-adhered to the bonded portion. However, the printed matter with a card paper piece which covers the said card paper piece is provided, and the said subject is solved.

  In the present invention, the back surface of the second sheet excluding the sticker sheet piece and the first sheet are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker sheet piece and the first sheet or the second sheet are attached. The above-mentioned problem is solved by providing a printed matter with a card paper piece in which the paper is pasted together with a releasable second adhesive that can be re-adhered.

  The present invention solves the above-described problems by providing a printed matter with card paper pieces in which the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper.

  The present invention includes a first sheet, a first bonding portion formed by bonding a back surface of a second sheet having a width smaller than that of the first sheet to the first sheet with an adhesive, and the first sheet. A second sheet-bonding portion formed by bonding the back surface of a third sheet having a width smaller than that of the first sheet to the first sheet with an adhesive; and the first sheet includes the first sheet And a piece of card paper formed so as to be separable by punching out the second paper, and a sticker paper piece formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper or the third paper in the second bonding portion. The first sheet is quasi-bonded with an adhesive that can be folded and peeled off on the surface of the first bonding portion and the second bonding portion where the sealing paper pieces are not formed, The first paper that is pseudo-bonded to the bonded portion of 1 Providing prints with card paper covering the over de paper is intended to solve the above problems.

  In the present invention, the back surface of the second sheet and the first sheet are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker sheet piece and the first sheet or the third sheet are re-attached. The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by providing a printed matter with a piece of card paper that is bonded with a peelable second adhesive that can be bonded.

  The present invention provides a printed matter with card paper pieces in which the card paper pieces and the first paper are pseudo-bonded with the peelable adhesive to solve the above problems.

  The present invention provides a first sheet, a bonded portion formed by bonding the back surface of the second sheet to the first sheet with an adhesive, and the first sheet and the first sheet in the bonded portion. A piece of card paper formed by punching out two sheets so as to be separable, and a piece of seal paper formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper or the second paper at the bonding portion excluding the card paper pieces , A fourth sheet, and the fourth sheet is pseudo-bonded with an adhesive that can be peeled and overlapped on a surface of the bonded portion where the sealing sheet piece is not formed, and the fourth sheet is the card sheet piece. The printed matter with card paper covering the card is provided to solve the above problems.

  In the present invention, the back surface of the second sheet excluding the sticker sheet piece and the first sheet are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker sheet piece and the first sheet or the second sheet are attached. The above-mentioned problem is solved by providing a printed matter with a card paper piece in which the paper is pasted together with a releasable second adhesive that can be re-adhered.

  The present invention provides a printed matter with card paper pieces in which the card paper pieces and the fourth paper are pseudo-bonded with the peelable adhesive to solve the above problems.

  The present invention solves the above-described problems by providing a printed matter with card paper pieces in which the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper.

  The present invention solves the above problems by providing a printed matter with a card paper piece, wherein the sticker paper piece serves as a concealment seal for concealing a concealed portion of the card paper piece.

  The present invention includes a step of feeding out the first sheet and the second sheet, a non-peelable first adhesive and a releasable second bond to the first sheet or the second sheet. Applying an agent so as not to overlap each other, forming a bonded portion in which the first paper and the second paper are bonded with the first adhesive and the second adhesive, and A step of punching out the first paper or the second paper to form a sealing paper piece at a bonding portion bonded with the second adhesive, and peeling off the first paper or the bonding portion; A step of applying a possible adhesive, folding the first paper on a surface of the bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed, and performing a pseudo-adhesion; and a bonded portion bonded by the first adhesive And punching out the first sheet and the second sheet And provide a method for manufacturing a card paper with printed material and forming a card paper Te, it is to solve the above problems.

  The present invention provides a method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece, further comprising a step of cutting continuous paper into the first paper and the second paper along a feeding direction thereof. Is.

  The present invention provides a method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces in which the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper, and solves the above problems.

  The present invention includes a step of feeding out a first sheet, a second sheet having a narrower width than the first sheet, and a third sheet having a narrower width than the first sheet, and the first sheet or the first sheet. A step of applying a non-peelable first adhesive to the second paper, and a non-peelable first adhesive and a re-peelable second adhesive to the first paper or the third paper. Applying the adhesives so as not to overlap each other, forming a first bonded portion in which the first paper and the second paper are bonded with the first adhesive, and the first Forming a second bonded portion in which the first sheet and the third sheet are bonded with the first adhesive and the second adhesive, and the second adhesive is bonded to the second sheet. A step of punching out the first sheet or the third sheet to form a sticker sheet piece at the second bonding portion. Applying a peelable adhesive to the first paper or the first bonding portion, folding the first paper on the first bonding portion, and performing pseudo-adhesion; A detachable adhesive is applied to the paper or the second bonding portion, and the first paper is folded on the surface of the second bonding portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed to be pseudo-bonded And a method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece comprising: a step of punching out the first paper and the second paper to form a card paper piece at the first bonding portion, Is a solution.

  The present invention provides a method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece, further comprising a step of cutting continuous paper into the first paper, the second paper, and the third paper along a feeding direction thereof. The above-mentioned problems are solved.

  The present invention includes a step of feeding out the first paper, the second paper, and the fourth paper, and a non-peelable first adhesive and a re-adhesive peelable material on the first paper or the second paper. A step of applying the second adhesive so as not to overlap each other, and a bonded portion in which the first sheet and the second sheet are bonded with the first adhesive and the second adhesive Forming a sealing paper piece by punching out the first paper or the second paper at the bonding portion bonded with the second adhesive, and the fourth paper or Applying a peelable adhesive to the bonded portion, attaching the fourth sheet to the surface of the bonded portion that does not form the sealing paper piece, and adhering with the first adhesive In the pasted together portion, the first sheet and the second sheet And provide a method for manufacturing a card paper with printed material and forming a card paper punched paper, it is to solve the above problems.

  The present invention provides a method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece, further comprising a step of cutting continuous paper into the first paper, the second paper, and the fourth paper along a feeding direction thereof. The above-mentioned problems are solved.

  The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by providing a painter image method for printed matter with a card paper piece in which the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper.

  The present invention provides a concealing seal for concealing a concealed portion of the card paper piece and a method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece to solve the above problems.

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention, a card paper piece is formed by punching out a bonded portion in which the back surface of the second paper is bonded to the first paper with an adhesive, and the first paper or the second paper is formed. A sheet of sticker paper is formed by punching out the sheet of paper, the first sheet of paper is folded on the surface of the bonded portion where the sheet of sticker paper is not formed, and is pseudo-bonded, and the first sheet of paper covers the piece of card paper. Therefore, the card paper pieces can be easily separated, the sticker paper pieces are not pseudo-bonded to the first paper, and the sticker paper pieces are not likely to be peeled off when the first paper is peeled off. Play.

  In the printed matter with card paper pieces of the present invention, the back surface of the second paper excluding the sticker paper pieces and the first paper are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker paper pieces and the first paper are attached. Since the first paper or the second paper is pasted with a releasable second adhesive that can be re-adhered, the card paper piece and the sticker paper piece can be easily formed.

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention, since the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper, the printed matter with the card paper piece can be made thin, and the printed matter with the card paper piece is not bulky.

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention, a card paper piece is formed by punching out the first bonding portion where the back surface of the second paper is bonded to the first paper with an adhesive, and the first paper is formed on the first paper. A sticker piece is formed by punching out the first sheet or the third sheet at the second bonding portion where the back surface of the third sheet is bonded by an adhesive, and the first sheet is formed by the first sheet. Since the first paper covers the card paper piece, the card paper piece can easily be folded. The card paper piece can be easily separated, the sticker paper piece is not pseudo-bonded to the first paper, and the sticker paper piece is not likely to be peeled off when the first paper is peeled off. Play .

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention, the back surface of the second paper and the first paper are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker paper piece and the first paper or Since the third paper is pasted together with a releasable second adhesive that can be re-adhered, the card paper piece and the sticker paper piece can be easily formed.

  In the printed matter with card paper piece of the present invention, the card paper piece and the first paper are pseudo-bonded with the peelable adhesive, and therefore the card paper piece can be easily separated from the printed matter with card paper piece. There is an effect.

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention, a card paper piece is formed by punching out a bonded portion in which the back surface of the second paper is bonded to the first paper with an adhesive, and the first paper or the second paper is formed. A sheet of sticker paper is formed by punching out the sheet of paper, and a fourth sheet of paper is superimposed on the first sheet and a surface of the bonded portion that does not form the sheet of seal paper, and is pseudo-bonded. Since the card paper piece is covered, the card paper piece can be easily separated, and the sticker paper piece is not pseudo-bonded to the fourth paper, and the sticker paper piece may be peeled off when the fourth paper is peeled off. There is an effect that there is no.

  In the printed matter with card paper pieces of the present invention, the back surface of the second paper excluding the sticker paper pieces and the first paper are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker paper pieces and the first paper are attached. Since the first paper or the second paper is pasted with a releasable second adhesive that can be re-adhered, the card paper piece and the sticker paper piece can be easily formed.

  In the printed matter with card paper piece of the present invention, the card paper piece and the fourth paper are pseudo-bonded by the peelable adhesive, and therefore the card paper piece can be easily separated from the printed matter with card paper piece. There is an effect.

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention, since the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper, the printed matter with the card paper piece can be made thin, and the printed matter with the card paper piece is not bulky.

  In the printed matter with a card paper piece according to the present invention, the sticker paper piece serves as a concealment seal that hides a concealed portion of the card paper piece. Further, when the card paper piece is used, the card paper piece can be concealed by the sticker paper piece. There is an effect.

  In the method for manufacturing a printed matter with card paper pieces of the present invention, the first paper and the second paper are fed out, and the first adhesive or the second paper can be re-adhered to the first paper or the second paper. A peelable second adhesive is applied so as not to overlap each other, and a bonded portion in which the first paper and the second paper are bonded with the first adhesive and the second adhesive In the bonded portion formed and bonded with the second adhesive, the first paper or the second paper is punched to form a sealing paper piece, and the first paper or the bonded portion is formed. Applying a peelable adhesive, folding the first paper on the surface of the bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed and performing pseudo-adhesion, and in the bonded portion bonded with the first adhesive , Punching out the first paper and the second paper Since the card paper piece is formed, the card paper piece can be easily separated, and the sticker paper piece is not pseudo-bonded to the first paper, and the sticker paper piece may be peeled off when the first paper is peeled off. There is an effect that it is possible to efficiently produce a printed product with no card paper.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces of the present invention, the continuous paper is cut into the first paper and the second paper along the feeding direction thereof. And the second sheet can be obtained efficiently.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces according to the present invention, the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper, and therefore, an effect of efficiently producing a thin and less bulky printed matter with card paper pieces. Play.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces of the present invention, the first sheet, the second sheet having a width smaller than the first sheet, and the third sheet having a width smaller than the first sheet are fed out, A non-peelable first adhesive is applied to the first paper or the second paper, and the non-peelable first adhesive and re-adhesive can be applied to the first paper or the third paper. A peelable second adhesive is applied so as not to overlap each other, and a first bonded portion is formed by bonding the first paper and the second paper with the first adhesive, A second bonded portion is formed by bonding the first sheet and the third sheet with the first adhesive and the second adhesive, and the second sheet is bonded with the second adhesive. In the pasted portion of 2, the first paper or the third paper is punched to form a sticker paper piece, A peelable adhesive is applied to one sheet or the first bonding portion, the first sheet is folded onto the first bonding portion and pseudo-bonded, and the first sheet or the first bonding portion is applied. A peelable adhesive is applied to the two bonded portions, the first paper is folded onto the surface of the second bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed, and pseudo-bonded, and the first bonded At the mating portion, the first paper and the second paper are punched to form a card paper piece, so that the card paper piece can be easily separated and the sticker paper piece is not pseudo-bonded to the first paper. There is an effect that it is possible to efficiently manufacture a printed matter with card paper pieces that does not cause the sticker paper pieces to be peeled off when the first paper is peeled off.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces according to the present invention, the continuous paper is cut into the first paper, the second paper, and the third paper along the feeding direction thereof. From the above, the first sheet, the second sheet, and the third sheet can be obtained efficiently.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces of the present invention, the first paper, the second paper, and the fourth paper are fed out, and the first non-peelable adhesive is attached to the first paper or the second paper. The adhesive and the releasable second adhesive are applied so as not to overlap each other, and the first paper and the second paper are pasted with the first adhesive and the second adhesive. A bonded portion is formed, and at the bonded portion bonded with the second adhesive, the first paper or the second paper is punched to form a sealing paper piece, and the fourth paper Alternatively, a peelable adhesive is applied to the bonded portion, and the fourth sheet is superposed on the surface of the bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed, and is bonded by the first adhesive. In the bonded portion, the first sheet and the second sheet Since the card paper piece is formed by punching out the paper, the card paper piece can be easily separated, and the sticker paper piece is not pseudo-bonded to the first paper, and the sticker paper piece is peeled off when the first paper is peeled off. The effect is that it is possible to efficiently produce printed matter with card paper pieces that is not likely to be damaged.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces according to the present invention, the continuous paper is cut into the first paper, the second paper, and the fourth paper along the feeding direction thereof. From the above, the first sheet, the second sheet, and the fourth sheet can be obtained efficiently.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces according to the present invention, since the width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper, it is possible to efficiently produce a thin and less bulky printed matter with card paper pieces. Play.

  In the method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece according to the present invention, the sticker paper piece serves as a concealment seal that hides a concealed portion of the card paper piece. Further, the printed matter with a card paper piece that can be concealed by the sticker paper piece There is an effect that it can be manufactured well.

It is a top view of the printed matter with the card piece of Example 1 which is 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter with card paper piece of Example 1 from the front. FIG. 2 is a bottom view of a printed matter with a card piece of Example 1. It is X1-X1 sectional drawing of FIG. It is a top view of the state which opened the printed matter with the card paper piece of Example 1. FIG. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter with the card paper piece of the open state of FIG. 5 from the front. It is explanatory drawing showing the state which isolate | separates a card paper piece and a sticker paper piece from the printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 1, and affixes a sticker paper piece on a card paper piece. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing (until the second paper is pasted on the first paper) that is applied to one continuous paper when the printed product with card paper pieces 1 is manufactured. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing (after the second paper is pasted on the first paper) to be applied to one continuous paper when the printed product 1 with card paper pieces is manufactured. It is a top view of the printed matter with the card piece of Example 2 which is 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter with the card paper piece of Example 2 from the front. 6 is a bottom view of a printed matter with a card piece of Example 2. FIG. It is X2-X2 cross section of FIG. It is a top view of the state which opened the printed matter 21 with card paper pieces. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter 21 with the card paper piece of the open state of FIG. 14 from the front. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state in which the card paper piece 25 and the sticker paper piece are separated from the printed matter with card paper piece 21 and the sticker paper piece is attached to the card paper piece 25. It is a top view of the printed matter with the card piece of Example 3 which is 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter with the card paper piece of Example 3 from the front. FIG. 6 is a bottom view of a printed matter with card paper pieces of Example 3. It is X3-X3 sectional drawing of FIG. It is X4-X4 sectional drawing of FIG. It is a top view of the state which opened the printed matter 41 with a card paper piece. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter 41 with the card paper piece of the open state of FIG. 22 from the front. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state in which a card paper piece 45 and a sticker paper piece 48 are separated from the card paper piece-attached printed matter 41 and the sticker paper piece 48 is attached to the card paper piece 45. It is explanatory drawing showing the kind and position of a process performed to one continuous sheet | seat in manufacturing the printed matter 41 with a card paper piece. It is a top view of the printed matter with the card piece of Example 4 which is 4th Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which represented typically the state which looked at the printed matter with the card paper piece of Example 4 from the front. FIG. 6 is a bottom view of a printed matter with a card piece of Example 4; It is X5-X5 sectional drawing of FIG. It is a top view of the state which opened the printed matter 61 with a card paper piece. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state in which a card paper piece 65 and a sticker paper piece 68 are separated from the printed matter 61 with a card paper piece and the sticker paper piece 68 is attached to the card paper piece 65. It is explanatory drawing showing the kind and position of a process given to one continuous paper in a 1st process when manufacturing the printed matter 61 with a card paper piece. It is explanatory drawing showing the kind and position of the process given to one continuous paper in a 2nd process when manufacturing the printed matter 61 with a card paper piece.

  Hereinafter, the form for implementing this invention based on Example 1, Example 2, Example 3, and Example 4 is demonstrated.

[Composition of printed matter with card paper]
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a state of the printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 1 as viewed from the front. FIGS. 3A and 3B are bottom views of the printed matter with card paper pieces of Example 1, and FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line X1-X1 in FIG.
In the figure, 1 is a printed matter with a card paper piece, 2 is a first sheet, 2a is a left side, 2b is a center plane, 2c is a right side, 3 is a second sheet, 3a is a surface of the second sheet, 3b is The back side of the second paper, 4 is a bonded portion where the second paper 3 is bonded to the first paper 2, 5 is a card paper piece, 5a is a punched frame, 5b is cut, 8 is a sticker paper piece, 8a is punched A frame, 8b is cut, 9 (9a, 9b, 9c) is a pseudo adhesive layer, 10 is a first adhesive layer, and 11 is a second adhesive layer.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, the printed matter 1 with a card paper piece is provided on the first sheet 2 including the left side surface portion 2 a, the central surface portion 2 b, and the right side surface portion 2 c, and on the left side surface portion 2 a of the first sheet 2. The back surface 3b of the paper 3 is affixed via the first adhesive layer 10 and the second adhesive layer 11, and is composed of a bonded portion 4 formed thereby. In the bonded portion 4, a card paper piece 5 is formed by a punching frame 5a and a notch 5b formed by punching both the first paper 2 and the second paper 3, and only the first paper 2 is punched. A piece of sticker paper 8 is formed by the punched frame 8a and the cut 8b formed by being cut out.
Then, the left side surface portion 2a (bonding portion 4) and the right side surface portion 2c are folded toward the central surface portion 2b, and the surface 3a of the second sheet is simulated on the central surface portion 2b via the pseudo adhesive layer 9 (9a, 9c). The right side surface portion 2c is pseudo bonded to the central surface portion 2b via the pseudo adhesive layer 9 (9b).
In this case, the seal paper piece 8 is formed by punching the surface of the bonded portion 4 that is not pseudo-bonded, that is, the first paper 2 (2a). There is no pseudo-adhesion, and there is no possibility that the sticker paper piece 8 will be peeled off when the first paper 2 is peeled off.
In the first embodiment, the width of the second sheet 3 is the same as the width of the left side surface portion 2a. However, the width of the second sheet 3 is not limited to this, and the first sheet 3 What is necessary is just to be narrower than the width of the paper 2.

[Pseudo adhesive layer 9]
The pseudo adhesive layer 9 is an adhesive layer made of an adhesive that can be easily peeled and does not re-adhere in a normal state. The pseudo adhesive layer 9 for pseudo-adhering the center surface portion 2b and the surface 3a of the second paper 3 includes a pseudo adhesive layer 9a provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, the left edge, and the lower edge of the bonded portion 4, and a card. It consists of a pseudo-adhesive layer 9c provided on the upper edge of the paper piece 5, the vicinity of the lower edge, and the bonded portion 4 that overlaps the center (see FIG. 4).
Further, a pseudo adhesive layer 9 (9b) that pseudo-bonds the right side surface portion 2c and the central surface portion 2b is provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, right edge, and lower edge of the right side surface portion 2c.

[First Adhesive Layer 10 and Second Adhesive Layer 11]
The first adhesive layer 10 is an adhesive layer made of a non-peelable adhesive, and the second adhesive layer 11 is an adhesive layer made of an adhesive (adhesive) that has peelability and can be re-adhered.
The back surface 3 b of the second paper 3 is bonded to the first paper 2 through the first adhesive layer 10 except for the portion where the sealing paper pieces 8 overlap. Further, the back surface of the portion of the second paper that overlaps the sticker sheet piece 8 is bonded to the first paper 2 via the second adhesive layer 11 (see FIG. 4).
In addition, in the second paper 3, the second adhesive layer 11 is formed on the portion where the second adhesive layer 11 is formed by applying a peelable ink or resin, It is desirable that the entire second adhesive layer 11 is adhered to the back surface of the sticker paper piece 8 when the sticker paper piece 8 is peeled off from the second paper 3.

[Overlapping relationship between sticker sheet and first and second sheets]
In the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces of the first embodiment, the first paper 2 is punched to form a sticker paper piece 8, and the second paper 3 side of the bonded portion 4 is placed on the central surface portion 2b of the first paper. The second paper 3 is punched out to form a sticker paper piece 8, and the left side 2a side of the first paper 2 of the bonded portion 4 is folded over to the central surface 2b. You may make it pseudo-adhere.
In this case, the pseudo adhesive layer 9 (9a, 9c) pseudo-bonds the left side surface portion 2a and the central surface portion 2b of the first paper 2 and the seal paper piece 8 is a surface of the bonded portion 4 that is not pseudo bonded. It is formed on the second sheet 3.
Further, the right side surface portion 2c of the first sheet 2 may be folded on the same side as the left side surface portion 2a and pseudo-bonded to the central surface portion 2b.

[Usage of printed matter 1 with card stock]
FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a state in which the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces is opened, FIG. 6 is an explanatory view schematically showing a state in which the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces in the opened state in FIG. These are explanatory drawings showing a state in which the card paper piece 5 and the sticker paper piece 8 are separated from the printed matter 1 with the card paper piece, and the sticker paper piece 8 is attached to the card paper piece 5, where 5c is an opening, f1 and f2 are It is a fold line.
Hereinafter, a method for using the printed matter 1 with cardboard pieces will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces, since the pseudo adhesive layer 9 (9a, 9b) is easily peeled off, the bonded portion 4 (left side surface portion 2a) is peeled off from the central surface portion 2b and folded along the fold line f1, and the right side surface portion By stripping 2c from the central surface portion 2b and folding it back along the fold line f2, the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces can be easily opened.
When the bonding portion 4 (left side surface portion 2a) and right side surface portion 2c of the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces are opened in this way, the periphery of the card paper piece 5 is punched and a cut 5b is formed. In a state of being attached to the center surface portion 2b (pseudo-adhesion by the pseudo-adhesive layer 9c), the separation is made from the bonding portion 4, and an opening 5c is formed in the bonding portion 4 by a cut frame 5a (FIGS. 5 to 7). reference).
On the other hand, since the back surface of the sticker paper piece 8 is attached to the second paper 3 through the second adhesive layer 11, and the surface of the sticker paper piece 8 is exposed and not pseudo-adhered to the central surface portion 2b, 4 (left side 2a) is opened, the sticker paper piece 8 is not peeled off from the second paper 3, and the sticker paper piece 8 remains in the bonding part 4 (see FIGS. 5 and 7).
Then, the card paper piece 5 that is pseudo-adhered to the central surface portion 2b via the pseudo-adhesive layer 9c can be easily peeled off from the central surface portion 2b and used as a service ticket such as a postcard, coupon, ticket, membership card, etc. (See FIG. 7).
Further, the seal paper piece 8 attached to the second paper 3 via the second adhesive layer 11 is punched around the thickness of the first paper 2 to form a cut 8b. The second adhesive layer 11 can be peeled off from the second paper 3 and the adhesive layer 11 has re-adhesiveness. Therefore, the peeled sticker paper piece 8 is placed at a predetermined position on the card paper piece 5. It can be pasted (see FIG. 7).
For example, when the card paper piece 5 is a postcard, the sticker paper piece 8 conceals the personal information written on the postcard or the like by pasting the sticker paper piece 8 on the part where the personal information (the sender's address, name, etc.) is written. It becomes a concealment seal.

[Method for producing printed matter 1 with cardboard piece]
The printed matter 1 with card paper pieces can be manufactured by subjecting one continuous sheet of paper to processing such as printing, cutting, punching, folding, adhesive application, and bonding.
FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 are explanatory diagrams showing the types and positions of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when the printed product 1 with card paper pieces is manufactured, and FIG. 8 shows the second sheet as the first sheet. The process up to pasting is described, and FIG. 9 illustrates the subsequent steps.
In the figure, A is one continuous sheet, Ax1 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 Ay1 and Ay2 indicated by two-dot chain lines are A planned cutting line indicating the cutting position in the lateral direction (perpendicular to the traveling direction) of the paper, Au1 and Au2 indicated by a one-dot chain line are punching planned lines indicating a punching position, and At1 and At2 indicated by broken lines are vertical foldings. A vertical folding line indicating the position and Ar1 to Ar5 indicated by halftone dots are adhesive application planned 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 three 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 printed matter 1 with card paper pieces, and one printed matter 1 with card paper pieces 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 vertical folding planned line At1 becomes the left side surface portion 2a of the first sheet 2 (the second sheet is pasted on the first sheet). After the alignment, a bonding portion 4 is obtained), and a region A2 partitioned by the vertical fold line At1 and the vertical fold line At2 is the central surface portion 2b of the first sheet 2, and the vertical fold line At2 and the right end of the sheet A The region A3 partitioned by the first sheet 2 is the right side surface portion 2c of the first sheet 2, the region A4 partitioned by the left end of the sheet A and the planned cutting line Ax1 is the second sheet 3, and the vertical folding lines At1 and At2 are the folding lines. f1 and f2.

Hereinafter, the manufacturing method of the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces will be specifically described.
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. At this time, peelable ink or resin is applied to the adhesive application planned area Ar2.
Next, the printed paper A is cut along a planned cutting line Ax1 by a processing machine (not shown) and divided into a first paper 2 (areas A1 to A3) and a second paper 3 (area A4). (See FIG. 8).
Then, the first adhesive layer 10 is formed by applying a non-peelable adhesive to the adhesive application scheduled area Ar1 on the surface to be the back surface 3b of the second paper 3 (area A4), and the adhesive is formed. A second adhesive layer 11 is formed by applying an adhesive (pressure-sensitive adhesive) that has releasability and can be re-adhered to the intended application region Ar2 (see FIG. 8).
Thereafter, the back surface 3b of the second paper 3 is overlapped and adhered to the left side surface portion 2a (area A1) of the first paper 2 to form a bonded portion 4, and only the first paper 3 is to be punched out line Au2 The punching frame 8a and the cut 8b are formed (see FIGS. 8 and 9).
Next, an adhesive that can be easily peeled and does not re-adhere is applied to the adhesive application planned areas Ar3 and Ar5 of the bonding portion 4 (area A1) and the adhesive application planned area Ar4 of the right side surface portion 2c (area A3). An adhesive layer 9 (9a, 9b, 9c) is formed (see FIG. 9).
Thereafter, along the planned vertical folding line At1, the bonded portion 4 (region A1) is folded on the left half of the central surface portion 2a (region A4) and pseudo-bonded with the pseudo-adhesive layer 9 (9a, 9c). The right side surface portion 2c (region A3) is folded on the right half of the central surface portion 2b (region A2) along the planned folding line At2, and is pseudo-adhered with the pseudo adhesive layer 9 (9b). The first paper 2 and the second paper 3 are punched along the punched line Au1, and a punching frame 5a and a cut 5b are formed (see FIG. 9).
Finally, the first paper 2 that is folded and pseudo-bonded is cut along the planned cutting lines Ay1 and Ay2 together with the second paper 3 that is bonded to the first paper 2 to become a printed matter 1 with card paper pieces.
In this way, the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces is continuously manufactured from the paper A.

[Composition of printed matter with card paper]
FIG. 10 is a plan view of a printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 2 that is the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 11 is an explanation schematically showing the state of the printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 2 as viewed from the front. FIGS. 12A and 12B are bottom views of the printed matter with card paper pieces of Example 2, and FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view taken along line X2-X2 in FIG.
In the figure, 21 is a printed matter with a card paper piece, 22 is a first sheet, 22a is a left side, 22b is a center plane, 22c is a right side, 23 is a second sheet, 23a is a surface of the second sheet, and 23b is The back side of the second paper, 24 is a bonded portion where the second paper 23 is bonded to the first paper 22, 25 is a card paper piece, 25a is a punching frame, 25b is cut, 28 is a sticker paper piece, and 28a is punched The frame 28b is cut, 29 (29a, 29b, 29c) is a pseudo adhesive layer, 30 is a first adhesive layer, and 31 is a second adhesive layer.

As shown in FIG. 10 to FIG. 13, the printed matter 21 with a card paper piece is placed on the left half of the first sheet 22 composed of the left side surface portion 22 a, the central surface portion 22 b, and the right side surface portion 22 c and the central surface portion 22 b of the first sheet 22. The back surface 23b of the second paper 23 is affixed via the first adhesive layer 30 and the second adhesive layer 31, and is composed of a bonded portion 24 formed thereby. In the bonding portion 24, a card paper piece 25 is formed by a punching frame 25a and a cut 25b formed by punching both the first paper 22 and the second paper 23, and the first paper 22 (22b). A sticker paper piece 28 is formed by a punching frame 28a and a cut 28b formed by punching only.
Then, the left side surface portion 22a and the right side surface portion 22c are folded to the center surface portion 22b side, and the left side surface portion 22a is pseudo bonded to the surface 23a of the second sheet via the pseudo adhesive layer 29 (29a, 29c), and the right side surface portion 22c. Is pseudo-adhered to the central surface portion 22b via the pseudo-adhesive layer 29 (29b).
As described above, in the printed matter with cardboard piece 21 of the second embodiment, unlike the printed matter with cardboard piece 1 of the first embodiment, the second paper 23 is bonded to the central surface portion 22b instead of the left side surface portion 22a. Is formed.
In this case, the sticker paper piece 28 is formed by punching the non-pseudo-bonded surface of the bonded portion 24, that is, the first paper 22 (22b), like the printed matter 1 with card paper pieces of the first embodiment. Therefore, the sticker paper piece 28 is not pseudo-adhered to the first paper 22, and the sticker paper piece 28 is not likely to be peeled off when the first paper 22 is peeled off.
In the second embodiment, the horizontal width of the second paper 23 is substantially half the width of the central surface portion 22b. However, the horizontal width of the second paper 23 is not limited to this, and the first width What is necessary is just to be narrower than the width of the paper 22.

[Pseudo adhesive layer 29]
The pseudo adhesive layer 29 is an adhesive layer made of an adhesive that can be easily peeled and does not re-adhere in a normal state, like the pseudo adhesive layer 9 of the first embodiment. A pseudo adhesive layer 29 for pseudo-adhering the left side surface portion 22a and the surface 23a of the second paper 23 includes a pseudo adhesive layer 29a provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, left edge, and lower edge of the left side surface portion 22a, and a card paper piece. 25 includes a pseudo adhesive layer 29c provided on the upper edge, the vicinity of the lower edge, and the left side surface portion 22a overlapping the central portion (see FIG. 13).
Further, a pseudo adhesive layer 29 (29b) that pseudo-bonds the right side surface portion 22c and the central surface portion 22b is provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, the right edge, and the lower edge of the right side surface portion 22c.

[First Adhesive Layer 30 and Second Adhesive Layer 31]
The first adhesive layer 30 is an adhesive layer made of a non-peelable adhesive, like the adhesive layer 10 of the first embodiment, and the second adhesive layer 31 is the adhesive layer 10 of the first embodiment. The adhesive layer is made of an adhesive (adhesive) that has releasability and can be reattached.
The back surface 23 b of the second sheet 23 is bonded to the first sheet 22 through the first adhesive layer 30, except for the part where the sealing sheet pieces 28 overlap. In addition, the back surface of the portion of the second paper 23 that overlaps with the sticker paper piece 28 is bonded to the first paper 22 via the second adhesive layer 31 (see FIG. 13).
In the second paper 23, a part of the second adhesive layer 31 formed thereon is coated with a peelable ink or resin so that the second adhesive layer 11 is formed thereon, It is desirable that the entire second adhesive layer 31 adheres to the back surface of the sticker paper piece 28 when the sticker paper piece 28 is peeled off from the second paper 23.

[Overlapping relationship between sticker sheet and first and second sheets]
In the printed matter 21 with the card paper piece of the second embodiment, the first paper 22 is punched to form a sticker paper piece 28, and the left side surface portion 22a of the first paper 22 is folded on the surface 23a side of the second paper. However, the second paper 23 may be punched out to form a sealing paper piece 28, and the left side surface portion 22a of the first paper 22 may be folded to the center surface portion 22b side to be pseudo-bonded.
In this case, the pseudo-adhesive layer 29 (29a, 29c) pseudo-bonds the left side surface portion 22a of the first paper 22 and the surface of the central surface portion 22b to which the second paper 23 is not bonded, and thus a piece of sticker paper 28 is formed on the second paper 23 on the surface of the bonded portion 24 that is not pseudo-bonded.
Further, the right side surface portion 22c of the first sheet 22 may be folded on the same side as the left side surface portion 22a and pseudo-bonded to the central surface portion 22b.

[Usage of printed matter with card paper piece 21]
14 is a plan view showing a state in which the printed matter 21 with card paper pieces is opened. FIG. 15 is an explanatory view schematically showing the state in which the printed matter 21 with card paper pieces in the opened state in FIG. 14 is viewed from the front. These are explanatory drawings showing the state in which the card paper piece 25 and the sticker paper piece 28 are separated from the printed matter 21 with the card paper piece, and the sticker paper piece 28 is attached to the card paper piece 25, in which 25c is an opening, and f21 and f22 are It is a fold line.
Hereinafter, a method of using the printed matter 21 with card paper pieces will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the printed matter 21 with a card paper piece, since the pseudo adhesive layer 29 (29a, 29b) is easily peeled off, the left side surface portion 22a is peeled off from the second paper 23 and folded along the fold line f21, and the right side surface portion 22c is centered. The printed product 21 with the card paper piece can be easily opened by peeling off the paper 22b and folding it along the folding line f22.
When the left side surface portion 22a and the right side surface portion 22c of the printed matter with card paper piece 21 are opened in this way, the periphery of the card paper piece 25 is punched and a cut 25b is formed, so that the card paper piece 25 adheres to the left side surface portion 22a ( In a state of being pseudo-adhered by the pseudo-adhesive layer 29c, it is separated from the bonding portion 24, and an opening 25c is formed in the bonding portion 24 by the first cut frame 25a (see FIGS. 14 to 16).
On the other hand, the back surface of the sticker paper piece 28 is attached to the second paper 23 via the second adhesive layer 31, and the front face of the sticker paper piece 28 is exposed and not pseudo-bonded to the left face portion 22a. Even if is opened, the sticker paper piece 28 is not peeled off from the second paper 23, and the sticker paper piece 28 remains in the bonding section 24 (see FIGS. 14 and 16).
The card paper piece 25 that is pseudo-adhered to the left side surface portion 22a via the pseudo-adhesive layer 29c can be easily peeled off from the left side surface portion 22a, and can be used as a service card such as a postcard, a coupon, a ticket, a membership card, etc. (See FIG. 16).
Further, the seal paper piece 28 attached to the second paper 23 via the second adhesive layer 31 is stamped around the thickness of the first paper 22 to form a cut 28b. The second adhesive layer 31 can be peeled off from the second paper 23, and the adhesive layer 31 has re-adhesiveness. Therefore, the peeled seal paper piece 28 is placed at a predetermined position on the card paper piece 25. It can be pasted (see FIG. 16).
For example, when the card paper piece 25 is a postcard or the like, the sticker paper piece 28 conceals the personal information written on the postcard or the like by pasting the sticker paper piece 28 on a part where personal information (sender's address, name, etc.) is written. It becomes a concealment seal.

[Manufacturing method of printed matter with cardboard piece 21]
As compared with the printed matter 1 with a card paper piece, the printed part 21 with the card paper piece has a bonded portion 24 where the second paper 23 is attached to the central surface part 22b instead of the left side part 22a of the first paper 22. It differs only in that it is formed.
Therefore, in the continuous paper A of FIG. 8, the portion where the second paper 3 (area A4) is bonded is not the left side face 2a (22a) (area A1) but the center face 2b (22b) (area A2). No. 8 punching line Au2 is provided not on the left side surface 2a (22a) (region A1) but on the central surface portion 2b (22b) (region A2), and the adhesive is scheduled to be applied on the bonding portion 4 (24) (region A1). By providing the area Ar5 (FIG. 9) on the surface of the left side surface portion 2a (22a), the printed matter with cardboard piece 21 can be manufactured by the same method as the printed matter with cardboard piece 1 of the first embodiment.

[Composition of printed matter with card paper]
FIG. 17 is a plan view of a printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 3 that is the third embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 18 is an explanation schematically showing the state of the printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 3 as viewed from the front. FIGS. 19A and 19B are bottom views of the printed matter with card paper pieces of Example 3, FIG. 20 is a sectional view taken along line X3-X3 in FIG. 18, and FIG. 21 is a sectional view taken along line X4-X4 in FIG.
In the figure, 41 is a printed matter with a card paper piece, 42 is a first sheet, 42a is a left side, 42b is a center plane, 42c is a right side, 43 is a second sheet, 43a is a surface of the second sheet, and 43b is The back surface of the second paper, 44 is a first bonding portion where the second paper 43 is bonded to the first paper 42, 45 is a card paper piece, 45a is a punching frame, 45b is a cut, 46 is a third paper 46a is the front surface of the third paper, 46b is the back surface of the third paper, 47 is the second bonding portion where the third paper 46 is bonded to the first paper 42, 48 is a piece of sealing paper, 48a Is a punching frame, 48b is a cut, 49 (49a, 49b, 49c) is a pseudo adhesive layer, 50 (50a, 50b) is a first adhesive layer, and 51 is a second adhesive layer.

As shown in FIG. 17 to FIG. 21, the printed matter 41 with card paper pieces is placed on the left half of the first sheet 42 composed of the left side surface portion 42 a, the central surface portion 42 b, and the right side surface portion 42 c, and the central surface portion 42 b of the first sheet 42. The first bonding portion 44 formed by bonding the back surface 43b of the second paper 43 via the first adhesive layer 50a and the back surface 46b of the third paper 46 are the first adhesive. The second bonding portion 47 is formed by being bonded via the layer 50b.
In the first bonding portion 44, a card paper piece 45 is formed by a punching frame 45a and a notch 45b formed by punching both the first paper 42 and the second paper 43, and the second bonding portion. In 47, a sealing paper piece 48 is formed by a punching frame 48a and a cut 48b formed by punching only the first paper 42 (42b).
Then, the left side surface portion 42a and the right side surface portion 42c are folded to the center surface portion 42b side, and the left side surface portion 42a is pseudo-adhered to the surface 43a of the second sheet via the pseudo adhesive layer 49 (49a, 49c), and the right side surface portion 42c. Is pseudo-adhered to the surface 46a and the center surface part 42b of the third sheet via the pseudo-adhesive layer 49 (49b).
In this case, the seal paper piece 48 is formed by punching the surface of the second bonding portion 47 that is not pseudo-bonded, that is, the first paper 42 (42b). The sheet 42 (42c) is not pseudo-bonded, and there is no possibility that the sealing paper piece 48 is peeled off when the first sheet 42 (42c) is peeled off.

Thus, in the printed matter 41 with the cardboard piece of Example 3, unlike the printed matter 1 with the cardboard piece of Example 1 and the printed matter 21 with the cardboard piece of Example 2, the first bonded portion on which the card piece 45 is formed. A seal paper piece 48 is formed on a second bonding portion 47 different from 44.
Therefore, in the case where there is no space for forming a seal paper piece in the bonding portion for forming the card paper piece, or when it is not preferable in terms of printing design to provide the sealing paper piece in the bonding portion for forming the card paper piece, etc. The printed matter 41 with three card paper pieces is effective.
In addition, in the printed matter 41 with the card paper piece of Example 3, the first bonding portion is formed by bonding the second paper 43 to the central surface portion 42b, but the second paper 43 is bonded to the left side surface portion 42a. Then, a first bonded portion may be formed, and the first bonded portion may be punched to form a card paper piece.
In Example 3, the horizontal width of the second paper 43 is substantially half of the width of the central surface portion 42 b, and the horizontal width of the third paper 46 is narrower than the horizontal width of the second paper 43. However, the horizontal width of the second paper 43 and the third paper 46 is not limited to this, and may be narrower than the width of the first paper 42.

[Pseudo adhesive layer 49]
The pseudo adhesive layer 49 is the same as the pseudo adhesive layer 9 of Example 1, and is an adhesive layer made of an adhesive that can be easily peeled and does not re-adhere in a normal state. The pseudo adhesive layer 49 for pseudo-adhering the left side surface portion 42a and the surface 43a of the second paper 43 includes a pseudo adhesive layer 49a provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, left edge, and lower edge of the left side surface portion 42a, and a piece of card paper. 45 includes a pseudo-adhesive layer 49c provided on the upper edge, the vicinity of the lower edge, and a portion of the left side surface portion 42a overlapping the central portion (see FIG. 20).
Further, a pseudo adhesive layer 49 (49b) that pseudo-bonds the right side surface portion 42c to the surface 46a and the central surface portion 42b of the third sheet is provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, right edge, and lower edge of the right side surface portion 42c. (See FIG. 21).

[First Adhesive Layer 50, Second Adhesive Layer 51]
The first adhesive layer 50 is the same as the first adhesive layer 10 of the first embodiment and is an adhesive layer made of a non-peelable adhesive, and the second adhesive layer 51 is the second adhesive layer 51 of the first embodiment. It is the same as the adhesive layer 11 and is an adhesive layer made of an adhesive (pressure-sensitive adhesive) that has releasability and can be reattached.
Then, almost the entire back surface 43b of the second sheet 43 is bonded to the first sheet 42 via the first adhesive layer 50a (see FIG. 20). Further, the back surface 46b of the third paper 46 is almost entirely bonded to the first paper 42 (42b) via the first adhesive layer 50b except for the portion overlapping the seal paper piece 48, so that the first paper The back surface of the portion 46 (46 b) that becomes the seal paper piece 48 is bonded to the third paper 46 via the second adhesive layer 51 (see FIG. 21).
In addition, in the 3rd paper 46, it is made to apply | coat peelable ink or resin to the part in which the 2nd contact bonding layer 51 is formed, and the 2nd contact bonding layer 51 is formed on it, It is desirable that the entire second adhesive layer 51 adheres to the back surface of the sealing paper piece 48 when the sealing paper piece 48 is peeled off from the third paper 46.

[Overlapping relationship between sticker sheet and first and third sheets]
In the printed matter with card paper piece 41 of the third embodiment, the first paper 42 (42b) is punched to form a sticker paper piece 48, and the right side surface portion 42c of the first paper 42 is placed on the side of the surface 46a of the third paper. However, the third paper 46 is punched out to form a seal paper piece 48, and the right side surface portion 42c of the first paper 42 is folded to the central surface portion 42b side to be pseudo-adhered. Also good.
In this case, the right side surface portion 42c of the first sheet 42 and the surface of the central surface portion 42b where the third sheet 46 is not bonded are pseudo-bonded, and the sticker sheet piece 48 has the second bonding portion 47. Are formed on the third paper 46 on the non-pseudo-bonded surface.
Further, the left side surface portion 42a of the first sheet 42 may be folded on the same side as the right side surface portion 42c and pseudo-bonded to the central surface portion 42b.

[Usage of printed matter 41 with card paper piece]
FIG. 22 is a plan view showing a state in which the printed matter 41 with the card paper piece is opened, FIG. 23 is an explanatory view schematically showing a state in which the printed matter 41 with the card paper piece in the opened state shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the card paper piece 45 and the sticker paper piece 48 are separated from the printed matter 41 with the card paper piece and the sticker paper piece 48 is attached to the card paper piece 45, in which 45c is an opening, and f41 and f42 are It is a fold line.
Hereinafter, a method of using the printed matter 41 with a card piece will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the printed matter 41 with card paper pieces, since the pseudo adhesive layer 49 (49a, 49b) is easily peeled off, the left side surface portion 42a is peeled off from the second paper 43 and folded back along the fold line f41, and the right side surface portion 42c is third. The printed product 41 with the card paper piece can be easily opened by peeling the paper 46 from the paper 46 and the central surface portion 42b and folding it back along the folding line f42.
When the left side surface portion 42a and the right side surface portion 42c of the printed matter 41 with the card paper piece are thus opened, the card paper piece 45 is punched out to form a cut 45b, so that the card paper piece 45 adheres to the left side surface portion 42a ( In a state of being pseudo-bonded by the pseudo-adhesive layer 49c, the first bonded portion 44 is separated from the first bonded portion 44, and an opening 45c is formed in the first bonded portion 44 by a cut frame 45a (FIGS. 22 to 24). reference).
On the other hand, the back surface of the sticker paper piece 48 is attached to the third paper 46 via the second adhesive layer 51, and the surface of the sticker paper piece 48 is exposed and not pseudo-bonded to the right side face part 42c. Is not peeled off from the third paper 46, and the sticker paper piece 48 remains in the second bonding portion 47 (see FIGS. 22 and 24).
The card paper piece 45 that is pseudo-adhered to the left side surface part 42a via the pseudo-adhesive layer 49c can be easily peeled off from the left side surface part 42a, and can be used as a service card such as a postcard or coupon, tickets, membership card, etc. (See FIG. 24).
Further, the seal paper piece 48 attached to the third paper 46 via the second adhesive layer 41 is punched around the thickness of the third paper 46 to form a cut 48b. The second adhesive layer 51 can be peeled off from the third paper 46, and the adhesive layer 51 has re-adhesiveness. Therefore, the peeled seal paper piece 48 is placed at a predetermined position on the card paper piece 45. It can be pasted (see FIG. 24).
For example, when the card paper piece 45 is a postcard, the sticker paper piece 48 conceals the personal information written on the postcard or the like by pasting the sticker paper piece 48 on the part where the personal information (the sender's address, name, etc.) is written. It becomes a concealment seal.

[Manufacturing method of printed matter 41 with cardboard piece]
Similar to the printed cardboard piece 1 of Example 1, the printed cardboard piece 41 is subjected to processing such as printing, cutting, punching, folding, adhesive application, and bonding on a continuous sheet of paper. Can be manufactured.
FIG. 25 is an explanatory diagram showing the type and position of processing performed on a continuous sheet of paper when the printed matter 41 with cardboard pieces 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 cutting line indicating the cutting position in the horizontal direction (perpendicular to the traveling direction) of the paper, Bu1 and Bu2 indicated by the one-dot chain line are punching lines indicating the punching position, and Bt1 and Bt2 indicated by the broken lines are the vertical direction. The vertical folding lines indicating the folding positions and Br1 to Br6 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 Br5 in the present embodiment has a pattern shape in which two horizontally long rectangles are arranged vertically and three 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 length in the vertical direction of the printed matter 41 with the card piece, and one printed piece 41 with the card piece 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 vertical folding line Bt1 becomes the left side surface portion 42a of the first paper 42, and the vertical folding line Bt1 and the vertical folding line Bt2 The area B2 partitioned by the first sheet 42 becomes the central surface part 42b of the first sheet 42, and the area B3 partitioned by the vertical folding line Bt2 and the right end of the sheet B becomes the right side part 42c of the first sheet 42, and cut by the cutting line Bx2. The area B4 partitioned by the planned line Bx1 becomes the second sheet 43, the area B5 partitioned by the left end of the sheet B and the planned cutting line Bx2 becomes the third sheet 46, and the vertical folding lines Bt1 and Bt2 are the folding lines f41. , F42.

Hereinafter, the manufacturing method of the printed matter 41 with card paper pieces will be specifically described.
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. At this time, a peelable ink or resin is applied to the adhesive application planned region Br2.
Next, the printed paper B is cut by the processing machine (not shown) along the planned cutting lines Bx1 and Bx2, and the first paper 42 (regions B1 to B3), the second paper 43 (region B4), and The sheet is divided into the third sheet 46 (area B5).
Then, a non-releasable adhesive is applied to the adhesive application planned region Br1 on the surface to be the back surface 43b of the second paper 43 (region B4) to form the first adhesive layer 50a. In addition, a non-peelable adhesive is applied to the adhesive application planned region Br6 to form a first adhesive layer 50b on the surface that becomes the back surface 46b of the third paper 46 (region B5), and adhesion is performed. A second adhesive layer 51 is formed by applying a releasable and re-adhesive adhesive (pressure-sensitive adhesive) to the agent application planned region Br2.
Thereafter, the back surface 43b of the second paper 43 is overlapped and bonded to the left half of the central surface portion 42b (region B2) of the first paper 42 to form the first bonded portion 44, and the third paper 46 is formed. The back surface 46b of the first paper 42 is overlapped and bonded to a part on the right side of the central surface portion 42b (region B2) of the first paper 42 to form a second bonding portion 47, and only the first paper 42 is to be punched. Punched along Bu2, a punch frame 48a and a cut 48b are formed.
Next, an adhesive that can be easily peeled off and does not re-adhere to the adhesive application planned areas Br3 and Br5 of the left side surface portion 42a (area B1) of the first paper 42 and the adhesive application planned area Br4 of the right side surface portion 22c (area B3). Is applied to form the pseudo adhesive layer 49 (49a, 49b, 49c).
Thereafter, along the planned vertical fold line Bt1, the left side surface portion 42a (region B1) is folded over the surface 43a of the second sheet 43 (region B4) of the first bonding portion 44, and the pseudo-adhesive layer 49 (49a). 49c), and the right side surface portion 42c (region B3) is formed on the surface 46a and the central surface portion 42b (region B2) of the third sheet 46 of the second bonding portion 47 along the vertical folding line Bt2. After being folded and pseudo-adhered with the pseudo-adhesive layer 49 (49b), the first paper 42 and the second paper 43 of the first bonding portion 44 are punched along the planned punch line Bu1, and the punching frame 45a and cut 45b are formed.
Finally, the first paper 42 that is folded and pseudo-bonded is cut along the planned cutting lines By1 and By2 together with the second paper 43 and the third paper 46 that are bonded together, and the card paper piece is attached. The printed material 41 is obtained.
In this manner, the printed matter 41 with card paper pieces is continuously manufactured from the paper B.

[Composition of printed matter with card paper]
FIG. 26 is a plan view of a printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 4 that is the fourth embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 27 is an explanation schematically showing a state when the printed matter with a card paper piece of Example 4 is viewed from the front. FIGS. 28A and 28B are bottom views of the printed matter with card paper pieces of Example 4, and FIGS. 29A and 29B are cross-sectional views taken along the line X5-X5 in FIG.
In the figure, 61 is a printed matter with a card paper piece, 62 is a first paper, 63 is a second paper, 63a is a front surface of the second paper, 63b is a back surface of the second paper, and 64 is a first paper 62. Laminated portion where the second paper 63 is pasted, 65 is a card paper piece, 65a is a punched frame, 65b is cut, 66 is a fourth paper, 67 is a perforation, 68 is a sticker paper piece, 68a is a punched frame, 68b Is a notch, 69 (69a, 69b6) is a pseudo adhesive layer, 70 (70a, 70b) is a first adhesive layer, and 71 is a second adhesive layer.

As shown in FIGS. 26 to 29, the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces has a first paper 62, a fourth paper 66, and a back surface 63 b of the second paper 63 on the left half of the first paper 62. The first adhesive layer 70a and the second adhesive layer 71 are attached to each other, and a bonded portion 64 is formed. In this bonding portion 64, a card paper piece 65 is formed by a punching frame 65a and a notch 65b formed by punching both the first paper 62 and the second paper 63, and only the first paper 62 is punched. A sticker paper piece 68 is formed by the punched frame 68a and the cut 68b formed by being cut out.
Then, the fourth paper 66 is superposed on the bonding portion 64 and the first paper 62 (portion other than the bonding portion 64) and is pseudo-adhered via the pseudo-adhesive layer 69 (69a, 69b). The surface 63a of the second sheet and the vicinity of the upper edge of the first sheet 62 (portion other than the bonding portion 64) are bonded to the fourth sheet 66 through the first adhesive layer 70b.
In this case, the seal paper piece 68 is formed by punching the non-pseudo-bonded surface of the bonding portion 64, that is, the first paper 62, so that the seal paper piece 68 is pseudo-bonded to the fourth paper 66. There is no possibility that the sticker paper piece 68 is peeled off when the fourth paper 66 is peeled off.

Further, in the vicinity of the upper edge of the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces, a perforation passing through the first paper 62, the second paper 63, and the fourth paper 66 along the lower edge of the first adhesive layer 70b. 67 is provided, and when the bonded portion 64 and the fourth paper 66 are peeled off from the pseudo adhesive layer 69, the bonded portion 64 or the fourth paper 66 can be folded along the perforation 67. .
In Example 4, the horizontal width of the second paper 63 is substantially half the width of the first paper 62, but the horizontal width of the second paper 63 is not limited to this. It may be narrower than the width of the first sheet 62.
Further, in the printed matter 61 with the card paper piece of the fourth embodiment, the card paper piece 65 and the sticker paper piece 68 are provided in the bonding portion 64 where the first paper 62 and the second paper 63 are bonded. Similarly to the printed matter 41 with card paper piece, a sticking portion in which the first paper and the third paper are attached may be provided, and the sticker paper piece 68 may be formed in the sticking portion.

[Pseudo adhesive layer 69]
The pseudo adhesive layer 69 is an adhesive layer made of an adhesive that can be easily peeled off and does not re-adhere in a normal state, like the pseudo adhesive layer 9 of the first embodiment. The pseudo adhesive layer 69 for pseudo-adhering the fourth paper 66, the surface 63a of the second paper 63, and the first paper 62 (part other than the bonding portion 64) is the surface 63a of the second paper 63. And the pseudo adhesive layer 69a provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, the left edge, and the lower edge of the first paper 62 (the part other than the bonding part 64), and the upper edge and the vicinity of the lower edge of the part that becomes the card paper piece 65 It consists of the pseudo adhesion layer 69b provided in the center part (refer FIG. 29).

[First Adhesive Layer 70, Second Adhesive Layer 71]
The first adhesive layer 70 is an adhesive layer made of a non-peelable adhesive, like the adhesive layer 10 of the first embodiment, and the second adhesive layer 71 is the adhesive layer 10 of the first embodiment. The adhesive layer is made of an adhesive (adhesive) that has releasability and can be reattached.
The back surface 63b of the second sheet 63 is bonded to the first sheet 62 through the first adhesive layer 70a, except for the portion overlapping the seal sheet piece 68, and further the second sheet 63 The vicinity of the upper edge portion of the surface 63a and the first paper 62 (portion other than the bonding portion 64) is bonded to the fourth paper 66 via the first adhesive layer 70b. In addition, the back surface of the portion of the first paper 62 that becomes the sealing paper piece 68 is bonded to the second paper 63 via the second adhesive layer 71 (see FIG. 26).
In the second paper 63, the second adhesive layer 71 is formed on the portion where the second adhesive layer 71 is formed by applying peelable ink or resin, It is desirable that the entire second adhesive layer 71 adheres to the back surface of the sticker paper piece 68 when the sticker paper piece 68 is peeled off from the second paper 63.

[Overlapping relationship between sticker sheet and first, second, and fourth sheets]
In the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces of the fourth embodiment, the first paper 62 is punched to form a sticker paper piece 68, and the fourth paper is superimposed on the second paper 63 side of the bonding portion 64 to perform pseudo-adhesion. However, the second paper 62 may be punched out to form a sticker paper piece 68, and the fourth paper may be superimposed on the first paper 62 side of the bonding portion 64 and pseudo-bonded.
In this case, the pseudo adhesive layer 69 (69a, 69b) and the first adhesive layer 70 (70b) pseudo bond or bond the first paper 62 and the fourth paper 66 together.

[How to use card 61 printed matter 61]
FIG. 30 is a plan view showing a state in which the printed matter 61 with a card paper piece is opened. FIG. 31 shows a state in which the card paper piece 65 and the sticker paper piece 68 are separated from the printed matter 61 with a card paper piece and the sticker paper piece 68 is pasted on the card paper piece 65. In the figure, reference numeral 65c denotes an opening.
Hereinafter, a method of using the printed matter 61 with cardboard pieces will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces, since the pseudo adhesive layer 69 (69a, 69b) is easily peeled off, the bonded portion 64 and the first paper 62 are peeled off from the fourth paper 66 and folded along the perforations 67. As a result, it is possible to easily open the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces.
When the printed matter 61 with the card paper piece is opened in this manner, the card paper piece 65 is punched out to form a notch 65b. Therefore, the card paper piece 65 is attached to the fourth paper 66 (pseudo-adhesive layer 69b is used to simulate it). In the bonded state, it is separated from the bonding portion 64, and an opening 65c is formed in the bonding portion 64 by a cut frame 65a (see FIGS. 30 and 31).
On the other hand, the back surface of the sticker paper piece 68 is attached to the second paper 63 via the second adhesive layer 71, and the front surface of the sticker paper piece 68 is exposed and covered with the fourth paper 66 and is not pseudo-bonded. Therefore, even if the bonding portion 64 is opened, the sticker paper piece 68 is not peeled off from the second paper 63, and the sticker paper piece 68 remains in the sticking portion 64 (see FIGS. 30 and 31).
The card paper piece 65 that is pseudo-adhered to the fourth paper 66 via the pseudo-adhesive layer 69b can be easily peeled off from the fourth paper 66. Service cards such as postcards and coupons, tickets, and members It can be used as a proof (see FIG. 31).
Further, the seal paper piece 68 attached to the second paper 63 via the second adhesive layer 71 is stamped around the thickness of the first paper 62 to form a cut 68b. The second adhesive layer 61 can be peeled off from the second paper 62, and the adhesive layer 71 has re-adhesiveness. Therefore, the peeled seal paper piece 68 is placed at a predetermined position on the card paper piece 65. It can be pasted (see FIG. 31).
For example, when the card paper piece 65 is a postcard or the like, the sticker paper piece 68 is concealed from the personal information written on the postcard or the like by affixing the sticker paper piece 68 to a portion where personal information (the sender's address, name, etc.) is written. It becomes a concealment seal.

[Manufacturing method of printed matter 61 with cardboard piece]
Similar to the printed cardboard piece 1 of the first embodiment, the printed cardboard piece 61 is subjected to processing such as printing, cutting, punching, folding, adhesive application, and bonding on a continuous sheet of paper. Can be manufactured.
32 and 33 are explanatory diagrams showing the types and positions of processing performed on a single continuous sheet of paper when the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces is manufactured. FIG. 32 is an explanatory diagram of the first step, and FIG. These are explanatory drawings of a 2nd process. In the figure, C is a continuous sheet of paper, Cx1 and Cx2 indicated by two-dot chain lines are planned cutting lines indicating the 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 lateral direction (perpendicular to the traveling direction) of the paper, Cu1 and Cu2 indicated by the one-dot chain line are the punching lines indicating the punching position, and Cm1 indicated by the broken line is the perforation processing. Perforated lines indicating positions and Cr1 to Cr5 indicated by halftone dots are adhesive application planned areas indicating areas where the adhesive is applied. Note that the adhesive application planned region Cr5 in the present embodiment is a pattern in which two horizontally long rectangles are arranged vertically and three vertically long rectangles are arranged on the left and right. 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 printed matter 61 with card paper pieces, and one printed matter 61 with card paper pieces is manufactured from the area partitioned by Cy1 and Cy2.
Of the areas partitioned by Cy1 and Cy2, the area C1 partitioned by the planned cutting lines Cx1 and Cx2 becomes the first sheet 62, and the area C3 partitioned by the right end of the sheet C and the planned cutting line Cx1 is the second sheet. 63, the region C4 partitioned by the left end of the sheet C and the planned cutting line Cx2 is the fourth sheet 66, and the perforated planned line Cm1 is the perforated line 67.
Hereinafter, the manufacturing method of the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces will be specifically described by dividing it into a first step and a second step.

[First step]
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. At this time, in the region C3, a peelable ink or resin is applied to a portion overlapping the adhesive application scheduled region Cr2.
Next, the printed paper C is cut by a processing machine (not shown) along the planned cutting line Cx1, and the first paper 62 (region C1), the fourth paper 66 (region C4), and the second paper The sheet is divided into sheets 63 (area C3).
The first adhesive layer 70 (70a) is applied to the region (region C2) to be the bonded portion 64 of the first paper 62 by applying a non-peelable adhesive to the adhesive application scheduled region Cr1. The second adhesive layer 71 is formed by applying an adhesive (pressure-sensitive adhesive) that is formed and is peelable and can be re-adhered to the adhesive application planned region Cr2.
Thereafter, the back surface 63b of the second sheet 63 is overlapped and bonded to the right half (region C2) of the first sheet 62 to form a bonded portion 64, and only the first sheet 62 is formed on the planned cut line Cu2. A punching frame 68C and a notch 68b are formed, and the state shown in FIG. 33 is obtained.

[Second step]
First, a sheet C shown in FIG. 33 is cut by a processing machine (not shown) along a planned cutting line Cx2, and includes a first sheet 62 (area C1) and a fourth sheet 66 (area) including a bonded portion 64. C4).
Next, in the first sheet 62 (region C1) including the bonded portion 64, the first adhesive layer 70 (70b) is formed by applying the non-peelable adhesive to the adhesive application scheduled region Cr3, and bonding. An adhesive that can be easily peeled and does not re-adhere is applied to the agent application planned areas Cr4 and Cr5 to form the pseudo adhesive layers 69 (69a and 69b).
Thereafter, the fourth paper 66 (region C4) is superimposed on the surface 63a of the second paper 63 (region C2) of the bonding portion 64 and the first paper 62, and the first adhesive layer 70 (70b) is placed. After being bonded or pseudo-bonded with the pseudo-adhesive layer 69 (69a, 69b), the first paper 62 and the second paper 63 of the bonded portion 64 are punched along the planned punch line Cu1, and cut into the punch frame 65a. 65b is formed.
Further, a perforation process is performed through the first sheet 62, the second sheet 63, and the fourth sheet 66 along the planned perforation line Cm1 to form a perforation 67.
Finally, the first paper 62, the second paper 63, and the fourth paper 66 that are bonded and subjected to perforation are cut along the planned cutting lines Cy1 and Cy2, and printed with a card paper piece 61. It becomes.
In this way, the printed matter 61 with card paper pieces is continuously manufactured from the paper C.

  The printed matter with a card paper piece of the present invention is such that the card paper piece can be easily separated, the sticker paper piece is exposed on the surface, and the sticker paper piece is not likely to be peeled off when the printed matter with the card paper piece is opened.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Printed matter with card paper piece 2 1st paper 2a Left side surface part 2b Center surface part 2c Right side surface part 3 2nd paper 3a The surface of 2nd paper 3b The back surface of 2nd paper 4 Bonding part 5 Card paper piece 5a Punching frame 5b Cut 5c Opening 8 Seal paper piece 8a Punching frame 8b Cut 9 Pseudo adhesive layers 9a, 9b, 9c Pseudo adhesive layer 10 First adhesive layer 11 Second adhesive layer 21 Printed matter 22 with card paper piece First paper 22a Left side surface portion 22b Center surface portion 22c Right side surface portion 23 Second sheet 23a Second sheet surface 23b Second sheet back surface 24 First bonding portion 25 Card sheet piece 25a Punching frame 25b Notch 25c Opening portion 26 Third sheet 26a Front side 26b of the third paper 27 Back side of the third paper 27 Second bonding part 28 Sticker paper piece 28a Punching frame 28b Notch 29 Pseudo adhesive layer 29a, 29b, 29c Pseudo adhesive layer 30 1st adhesive layer 30a, 30b 1st adhesive layer 31 2nd adhesive layer 41 Printed matter 42 with card paper piece 1st paper 42a Left side surface part 42b Center surface portion 42c Right side surface portion 43 Second sheet 43a Second sheet surface 43b Second sheet back surface 44 Bonded portion 45 Card sheet piece 45a Punch frame 45b Cut 45c Opening 48 Seal paper piece 48a Punch frame 48b Cut 49 Pseudo adhesion Adhesive Layers 49a, 49b, 49c Pseudo Adhesive Layer 50 First Adhesive Layer 51 Second Adhesive Layer 61 Printed Card Paper Piece 62 First Paper 63 Second Paper 63a Second Paper Surface 63b Second Back surface 64 of the sheet of paper 64 Laminated portion 65 Card paper piece 65a Punching frame 65b Notch 65c Opening 66 Fourth paper 67 Perforation 6 8 seal paper piece 68a punching frame 68b cut 69 pseudo adhesive layer 69a, 69b pseudo adhesive layer 70 first adhesive layer 70a, 70b first adhesive layer 71 second adhesive layer f1, f2 folding line f21, f22 Folding line f41, f42 Folding line A Paper A1-A4 Area Ax1 Planned cutting line Ay1, Ay2 Planned cutting line Au1, Au2 Stamping planned line At1, At2 Vertical folding planned line Ar1-Ar5 Adhesive application planned area B Paper B1-B5 Area Bx1, Bx2 Planned cutting line By1, By2 Planned cutting line Bu1, Bu2 Planned punching line Bt1, Bt2 Planned vertical folding line Br1-Br6 Planned adhesive application area C Paper C1-C4 Area Cx1, Cx2 Planned cutting line Cy1, Cy2 Cutting Planned line Cu1, Cu2 Punched planned line Cm1 Perforated planned line Cr1-Cr5 Adhesive application Constant region

Claims (20)

A first sheet;
A bonded portion formed by bonding the back surface of the second paper to the first paper with an adhesive;
A piece of card paper formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper and the second paper in the bonding portion;
In the bonded portion excluding the card paper piece, comprising a sticker paper piece formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper or the second paper,
The first paper, the first paper, which is quasi-adhered with an adhesive that can be peeled off by being folded on the surface of the bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed, and quasi-adhered to the bonded portion, A printed matter with a card paper piece, characterized by covering the card paper piece.   The back side of the second paper excluding the sticker paper piece and the first paper are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back side of the sticker paper piece and the first paper or the second paper are re-attached. 2. The printed matter with a card paper piece according to claim 1, wherein the printed matter is bonded with a peelable second adhesive that can be bonded.   The printed matter with a card sheet piece according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the width of the second sheet is narrower than the width of the first sheet. A first sheet;
A first laminating portion formed by laminating a back surface of a second paper having a width smaller than that of the first paper to the first paper with an adhesive;
A second laminating portion formed by laminating a back surface of a third paper having a width smaller than that of the first paper with an adhesive on the first paper;
A piece of card paper formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper and the second paper in the first bonding portion;
A sticker paper piece formed in the second bonding portion so as to be separable by punching out the first paper or the third paper;
The first sheet is pseudo-bonded by an adhesive that can be folded and peeled off on the surface of the first bonding portion and the second bonding portion where the sealing paper pieces are not formed, and the first bonding is performed. A printed matter with a card paper piece, wherein the first paper pseudo-bonded to the portion covers the card paper piece.   The back surface of the second paper and the first paper are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back surface of the sticker paper piece and the first paper or the third paper can be reattached. 5. The printed matter with card paper pieces according to claim 4, wherein the printed matter is bonded with a second adhesive having a property.   The printed matter with a card paper piece according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the card paper piece and the first paper are pseudo-bonded with the peelable adhesive. A first sheet;
A bonded portion formed by bonding the back surface of the second paper to the first paper with an adhesive;
A piece of card paper formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper and the second paper in the bonding portion;
In the bonded portion excluding the card paper piece, a sticker paper piece formed so as to be separable by punching out the first paper or the second paper;
A fourth sheet,
The fourth paper is pseudo-adhered with an adhesive that can be peeled and overlapped on a surface of the bonded portion where the sealing paper piece is not formed, and the fourth paper covers the card paper piece. Printed paper with card paper.   The back side of the second paper excluding the sticker paper piece and the first paper are bonded together by a non-peelable first adhesive, and the back side of the sticker paper piece and the first paper or the second paper are re-attached. 8. A printed matter with a piece of card paper according to claim 7, wherein the printed matter is bonded with a peelable second adhesive that can be bonded.   The printed matter with a card paper piece according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the card paper piece and the fourth paper are pseudo-bonded with the peelable adhesive.   10. The printed matter with a card piece according to claim 7, wherein a width of the second sheet is narrower than a width of the first sheet.   The printed matter with a card paper piece according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the sticker paper piece serves as a concealment seal for concealing a concealed portion of the card paper piece. Feeding out the first paper and the second paper;
Applying a non-peelable first adhesive and a re-peelable peelable second adhesive to the first paper or the second paper so as not to overlap each other;
Forming a bonded portion by bonding the first sheet and the second sheet with the first adhesive and the second adhesive;
A step of punching out the first paper or the second paper to form a sealing paper piece in the bonded portion bonded with the second adhesive;
Applying a peelable adhesive to the first paper or the bonded portion, and folding the first paper on a surface of the bonded portion that does not form the sealing paper piece and pseudo-adhering;
And a step of punching out the first sheet and the second sheet to form a card sheet piece at a bonded portion bonded with the first adhesive. Production method.   13. The method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece according to claim 12, further comprising a step of cutting the continuous paper into the first paper and the second paper along a feeding direction thereof.   The width of the second paper is narrower than the width of the first paper, The method for producing a printed matter with card paper pieces according to claim 12 or 13. Feeding out a first sheet, a second sheet having a narrower width than the first sheet, and a third sheet having a narrower width than the first sheet;
Applying a non-peelable first adhesive to the first paper or the second paper;
Applying a non-peelable first adhesive and a re-peelable peelable second adhesive to the first paper or the third paper so as not to overlap each other;
Forming a first bonded portion in which the first paper and the second paper are bonded with the first adhesive;
Forming a second bonded portion in which the first sheet and the third sheet are bonded with the first adhesive and the second adhesive; and
A step of punching out the first paper or the third paper to form a seal paper piece in the second bonding portion bonded with the second adhesive;
Applying a peelable adhesive to the first paper or the first bonding portion, folding the first paper on the first bonding portion, and performing pseudo-adhesion;
A peelable adhesive is applied to the first sheet or the second bonding portion, and the first sheet is folded on the surface of the second bonding portion where the seal paper piece is not formed. Bonding, and
A method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece, comprising: a step of punching out the first paper and the second paper to form a card paper piece at the first bonding portion.   16. The printed matter with a card paper piece according to claim 15, further comprising a step of cutting the continuous paper into the first paper, the second paper, and the third paper along a feeding direction thereof. Production method. Feeding out the first paper, the second paper, and the fourth paper;
Applying a non-peelable first adhesive and a re-peelable peelable second adhesive to the first paper or the second paper so as not to overlap each other;
Forming a bonded portion by bonding the first sheet and the second sheet with the first adhesive and the second adhesive;
A step of punching out the first paper or the second paper to form a sealing paper piece in the bonded portion bonded with the second adhesive;
Applying a peelable adhesive to the fourth paper or the bonded portion, and superimposing the fourth paper on a surface of the bonded portion that does not form the sealing paper piece;
And a step of punching out the first sheet and the second sheet to form a card sheet piece at a bonded portion bonded with the first adhesive. Production method.   18. The printed matter with a card paper piece according to claim 17, further comprising a step of cutting the continuous paper into the first paper, the second paper, and the fourth paper along a feeding direction thereof. Production method.   19. The method for producing a printed matter with a cardboard piece according to claim 17, wherein the width of the second sheet is narrower than the width of the first sheet. The method for producing a printed matter with a card paper piece according to any one of claims 12 to 19, wherein the sticker paper piece serves as a concealment seal for concealing a concealed portion of the card paper piece.

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