JP2018058322A - Line guide board for handwriting in postcard - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a line guide board for handwriting in a postcard which has guide lines of rubber bands for arranging lines or line spacing at the time of writing characters in a postcard.SOLUTION: A line guide board for handwriting in a postcard which has a convex portion of a tooth form for spanning rubber bands having guide lines laid out at equal intervals with different line widths mutually to a pair of upper and lower sides and a pair of right and left sides, characterized in that a recess which is able to do a dropping of a cruciform so as not to move the postcard in the direction of relative position at the time of writing characters on a surface of the postcard is provided.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention provides a postcard handwriting line devised so that when writing letters on a postcard, a guide line is formed by a rubber band for aligning the line and the line spacing, and the position of the postcard is fixed so as to be parallel to the side of the postcard. It relates to the guide board.

  There is a technique in which a frame on which a thread, rubber thread, or rubber band for forming a guide line is hung is placed on a postcard and characters are written along the guide line (Patent Document 1) and (Patent Document 2).

  There were things that fixed a postcard placed on a board with a metal plate covered with rubber bands forming a guide line on the top and bottom with a magnetic holding plate, or placed an L-shaped ruler and attached the postcard to it. (Patent Document 3).

  When changing the interval between rows, there is a method in which a rubber band for creating a guide line is performed according to a scale on which a change is made (Patent Document 2) and (Patent Document 3).

  Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-64984   Registered Utility Model No. 3046898   Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-97673

(B) If a frame with a thread, rubber thread, or rubber band that forms a guide line is placed on a postcard and characters are written along the guide line, the frame must always be kept to prevent misalignment on the postcard. I had to.
(B) A postcard placed on a board with a metal plate covered with rubber bands that form a guide wire in the front and back is fixed with a magnetic holding plate, or an L-shaped ruler is placed on the postcard. The operation was complicated, there were many components, the board was large and the price was high.
(C) When changing the distance between the guide lines, the rubber band had to be calculated by calculating the number of scales and then changed.
The present invention has been made to solve these problems.

On the board that has tooth-shaped convex parts that hang rubber bands that serve as guide lines so that the line width is equal to each other with different line widths on the opposite sides of the board, front and rear, and left and right sides. However, when you place a postcard and write a letter, make a cross-shaped dent where you can drop the postcard to fix it.
A line guide board for postcard handwriting characterized by the above.

(I) Since the guide wire is a rubber band, the postcard can be easily dropped from the side when the guide line is vertically stretched. You can write letters with
(B) Two line width guide lines are created on the front and back and on the opposite sides, and the postcard can be placed vertically and horizontally in a cross-shaped dent, so the postcard is placed vertically, vertically, horizontally, and next to the postcard. Eight types of combinations are possible, horizontal writing and vertical writing.
A wide variety of guide lines can be created by hanging rubber bands at unequal intervals or diagonally.
To align the beginning of the sentence, it can be hung at right angles or diagonally to the line.
There are two types of line spacing, but changing between lines does not calculate the number of scales between lines, and the change is also a rubber band.
Also, if you change the hanging position of the rubber band arbitrarily and widen it, you can use it for address book on the postcard table, for example.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present invention in which a rubber post is hung on a wide convex portion and a postcard is placed vertically.   FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present invention in which a postcard is placed vertically by applying a rubber band to a narrow convex portion.   FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present invention in which a postcard is placed vertically by hanging a rubber band on a convex portion without aligning the width.   It is sectional drawing of this invention of the part of the rubber band hung on the convex part, and the postcard placed on the concave part.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

A rubber band is hung on a square board (1) of about 155 millimeters slightly longer than the length of the postcard so that it becomes a guide line. A convex part (2) of .5 millimeters and a convex part (3) having the same height narrower than the tooth type are provided on the other opposite sides, and the rubber band (4) is hooked from above on each end. Installing.
The thickness of the convex part is set so that the rubber band does not touch the base when the board is placed on the base. Each convex part forms two guide lines for each rubber band, but the guide lines are arranged at equal intervals.

Fits postcard (5) in the center of the top of the board (1) vertically or horizontally so that the postcard (5) fits the size of a postcard of about 0.7 millimeters in depth so that the position does not shift. A recess (6) is provided.
The postcard is slipped down from the end of the guide line made of rubber bands and slides down into the recess (6).

In order to easily take out the postcard (5) from the concave portion (6), the finger passes through the concave portion (6) about 3 millimeters from the end of the postcard at a position sandwiched between the concave portion (6) and the rubber band. These four through holes (7) are provided at four locations on each corner.
Put your finger in the square hole, lift the end of the postcard, pick it up and slide it out.

The postcard handwriting guide board is thin, light and small, so it can be sent as a non-standard-size mail for gifts.
As a accessory, make a transparent bag with a sticker on which you can put stamps and write your address.
Use a guide line on paper with the size of a postcard printed on the back side of the manual for a postcard handwriting guide board, write a letter, and put it in a bag without taking it out.

1 board 2 wide convex part 3 narrow convex part 4 rubber band 5 postcard 6 concave part 7 hole

Claims (2)

  Place letters on both sides of the card on the front and back and on the opposite sides of the left and right sides of the board. A line guide board for handwritten postcards, which is provided with a cross-shaped dent so that it can be fixed so that it does not move when writing.   A line guide board for handwriting postcards, characterized in that a square hole that can be hooked with fingers or protruding from the left and right sides of the rubber band guide line and outside the upper and lower ends of the rubber band guide lines is provided to take out the postcards dropped into the recesses.

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