JP2022062609A - Structure dedicating appreciation object to appreciation, and album stand - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a structure dedicating a plurality of bound, thin and flat appreciation objects, such as a bound album storing pictures, to appreciation in the bound state.SOLUTION: An album stand is provided, then an album in which a thin and flat bag storing a picture which is an appreciation object is bound, is opened so that the picture which is the appreciation object appears on the front, and stored, and thereafter, the album stand is held by a transparent tabular body on the front side and a support on the back side, and the picture is dedicated. This procedure can cope with the case where the appreciation object is bound in a bellows shape.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

There is an application for exception of loss of novelty

The present invention relates to a structure for viewing a plurality of bound thin and flat objects for viewing. It also relates to an album stand that allows the photos of the album containing the photos to be viewed to be viewed together with the album.

Conventionally, there are photo frames in which the front surface of the photo is protected by a transparent acrylic plate or glass plate. Traditional photo frames protect the front of the photo and allow it to stand upright for viewing, but traditional photo frames usually stand one photo at a time.

Patent Document 1 discloses a lectern having a substantially U-shaped cross section, provided with a holding plate made of a transparent material (FIG. 8). The lectern can be used by leaning against removable legs. However, Patent Document 1 does not disclose the idea of a table for viewing a photograph contained in an album while it is contained in the album. In addition, the idea of making the left and right restraints uniform when there is a difference in the thickness of the left and right of a spread book is not disclosed.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-300533

It is an object of the present invention to provide a structure for viewing a plurality of bound thin and flat objects to be viewed in the bound state.

(1) A plurality of bound thin and flat objects to be viewed are accepted in a space formed by a transparent plate-like body on the front side and a support on the back side so that the objects to be viewed face the front. Is sandwiched between the plate-shaped body and the support from the front and back, and the problem is solved by a structure for viewing the viewing object.
A plurality of thin and flat objects to be viewed are, for example, an album in which photographs are stored and bound in a booklet shape. Further, for example, a plurality of thin and flat bound objects for viewing are a red stamp book in which a paper stamped with a red stamp is bound in a bellows shape. In addition, anything that is composed by binding multiple viewing objects by some means and turning the page to view can be the viewing target. By providing a structure that allows the viewing object to be easily viewed, the opportunity to view the viewing target increases.
(2) The viewing object is bound in a booklet shape, and the viewing object is accepted in a space formed by the plate-shaped body and the support in a spread-like open state. The problem is solved by the structure for viewing the viewing object described in (1).
For example, in the case of an album containing photographs, the photographs can be used as they are for viewing by placing the photographs on the structure in a spread state without taking the photographs out of the album. If you want to view other photos, you can view the other photos by turning the pages of the album and opening another page to place it. For example, the combination of side-by-side photographs that are spread out can create an interest that cannot be obtained with a single photograph.
(3) When the thickness of the viewing object opened to the left and right in a spread shape is different on the left and right, the thickness of the vacant space that accepts the viewing object is changed so as to correspond to the thickness of each of the left and right of the viewing object. The problem is solved by the structure for viewing the viewing object according to (2), which is characterized by having a structure capable of viewing.
Since the object to be viewed is placed in a double-page spread on the structure, when the object to be viewed is bound in a booklet shape, the thickness of the object to be viewed on the left and right often differs. For this reason, the object to be viewed may not fit exactly with the transparent plate-like body on the front side, and the appearance may be deteriorated. In order to avoid this, it is necessary to have a configuration in which the width of the space formed by the plate-shaped body and the support can be changed so as to be different on the left and right in response to the difference in the thickness of the left and right of the viewing object. ..
(4) The thickness of the vacant space can be changed by bending at least one of the plate-shaped body and the support, and the width of the vacant space can be changed by independently providing the support on the left and right sides. The problem is solved by the structure for viewing the viewing object according to (3), which is characterized in that the width is changed so as to be different.
As a flexible material, for example, an acrylic plate can be used.
(5) By translating either one of the plate-shaped body and the support in the left-right direction, the width of the vacant space is changed so that the width is different on the left and right (3). The problem is solved by the structure for viewing the viewing object described in the above.
(6) The viewing object according to (1), wherein the viewing object is bound in a bellows shape, and the plate-shaped body is arranged along the bellows-shaped shape of the viewing object. The problem is solved by the structure used for appreciation.
(7) Open and store the album in which a thin and flat bag containing the photo to be viewed is bound so that the photo to be viewed appears in the front, and the transparent plate-shaped body on the front side and the support on the back side. The problem is solved by an album stand that can be held between the two and used for viewing photos.
The album may be bound in a booklet. When the thickness of the album opened on the left and right in a spread pattern is different on the left and right, the thickness of the space for accepting the album may be changed so as to correspond to the thickness of each of the left and right of the album. The thickness of the vacant space may be changed by bending at least one of the plate-shaped body and the support. By providing the supports independently on the left and right sides, the width of the vacant space may be changed so as to have different widths on the left and right sides. By moving one of the plate-shaped body and the support that sandwiches the album in parallel in the left-right direction, the width of the vacant space may be changed so that the width is different on the left and right.

By providing a structure that allows the viewing object to be easily viewed, the opportunity to view the viewing target increases. In the case of an album containing photos, the photos can be viewed as they are in a spread-out state without taking the photos out of the album. When the object to be viewed is bound in a booklet shape, the object to be viewed is placed in the structure with the object to be viewed open, so that the thickness of the object to be viewed is often different on the left and right. Even in such a case, by changing the width of the space formed by the plate-shaped body and the support so that the left and right sides are different, the viewing object may be separated from the transparent plate-shaped body on the front side. It is possible to avoid the appearance of the product.

The album stand according to the first embodiment is shown. The album stand according to the first embodiment is shown. The album stand according to the first embodiment is shown. An album to be placed on the album stand according to the first embodiment is shown. The state in which the album is placed on the album stand according to the first embodiment is shown. An album stand and an album according to the second embodiment are shown. The album stand according to the third embodiment is shown. A conventional example is shown.

Hereinafter, the examples will be described in order.

1 to 5 show Example 1. FIG. 1 is a view of the album stand 10 viewed from the front side, FIG. 2 is a view of the album stand 10 viewed from the rear side, and FIG. 3 is a view of the album stand 10 viewed from the side surface side. Here, the front side means the side to be viewed when the album is placed on the album stand 10 and viewed. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a front plate (12a, 12b) is provided on the front surface, and a support (20a, 20b) is provided on the back surface. The album 100 is sandwiched and placed in the storage portion 28, which is a vacant space composed of the front plates (12a, 12b) and the supports (20a, 20b) (FIG. 5). The front plate (12a, 12b) is made of a transparent material such as an acrylic plate or a glass plate so that the photograph can be seen when the photograph 100 is placed on the album stand 10 and the photograph contained in the album is viewed. Since the front plates (12a, 12b) are made of a transparent material, the supports (20a, 20b) can actually be seen through from the front side in FIG. 1. However, for the sake of clarity, in FIGS. 1 and 3, the supports (20a, 20b) on the back side of the album stand 10 are drawn by dotted lines.

FIG. 4 shows the album 100. The album 100 has a structure in which the photo bag 110 is bound like a booklet. The album bag 110 contains photographs in the order of preference of the album owner. The album 100 is stored for viewing by holding it in the hand when it is not placed on the stand. The user of the album stand 10 selects an object to be placed on the album stand 10 from the albums owned by the user, opens a page to be viewed, and places the album on the storage unit 28 of the album stand 10 (FIG. 5). In this way, it is possible to view each album without extracting the photos from the album, so it is possible to increase the chances of viewing an album that has not been stowed away.

When the album 100 is placed on the storage portion 28 of the album stand 10, the page on the right side when viewed from the front is the front plate 12a from the front side, and the locking portion 21a of the support 20a is the page on the right side from the back side. It fits snugly and supports it. Similarly, the page on the left side when viewed from the front of the album is supported by the front plate 12b from the front side and the locking portion 21b of the support 20b from the back side in close contact with the page on the left side. As shown in FIG. 6, the album 100 has a difference in thickness on the left and right depending on the page to be opened. However, in the first embodiment, the album stand 10 is placed by using a flexible material such as an acrylic plate. Both the front plate and the support are appropriately bent according to the thickness of the album 100. As a result of bending the front plate and the support, even if there is a difference in thickness between the left and right sides of the album 100, the album is created in cooperation with the support (20a, 20b) so that the front plate (12a, 12b) is in close contact with the album. Can be pinched.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the album stand 10 is bent into a gentle V-shape around a line extending in the vertical direction at the center in the left-right direction. Due to the bending in this way, when the album 100 is placed in the storage unit 28, the album 100 is placed in the same opening manner as when the album is held in the hand and viewed. As a result of placing the album 100 in this way, when the album 100 is placed on the album stand 10, no unreasonable force is applied to the album 100.

As shown in FIG. 6, the spine 102 of the album is often thicker than the rest of the album because it binds the bag of photographs. Therefore, when the album 100 is placed on the album stand 10, when the back 102 of the album is in contact with the support (20a, 20b), the thickness of the back 102 of the album is the smooth placement of the album 100. Hinder. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the back 102 of the album is not in contact with any of the two supports (20a, 20b).

FIG. 6 shows Example 2. In the second embodiment, the left and right supports are not independent of each other and are connected to one. The album stand 10 includes one front plate 31 and one support 32. In the second embodiment, when the left and right thicknesses of the left and right albums are different, as shown in FIG. 6, the support 32 moves in the left and right direction, which causes a problem due to the difference in the thickness of the left and right pages of the album. It has been resolved. By moving the support in the left-right direction, the front plate 31 is in close contact with the album page, and for example, the front plate 31 and the album page are not separated due to the thin thickness.

FIG. 7 shows Example 3. In the third embodiment, the album stand 40 includes a front plate to be joined to the base 42 at the joint portion 43 and a support 47 to be joined to the base at the legs 44. The album is placed between the support 47 and the front plate 48. Similar to the second embodiment, the distance between the front plate and the support on the right side and the left side can be adjusted by moving the support 47 in the left-right direction. In order to move the support 47 in the left-right direction, the support mounting portion 45 or the base mounting portion 46 is provided with Velcro or the like, and the mounting position can be changed.

Although not shown, the fourth embodiment is an example in which the album includes not only two left and right double-page spreads but also bags arranged in a plurality of stages in the vertical direction. This is an example of placing such an album and viewing not only two left and right spreads but also multiple photographs lined up vertically. The front plate is long in the vertical direction so that an album that extends in the vertical direction can be placed.

Although not shown, Example 5 is an example in which three or more pages are arranged in a folding screen in the horizontal direction. For example, this is an example of viewing objects arranged in a folding screen, such as a red stamp book, side by side for a long time. In the fifth embodiment, the front plate has a folding screen shape corresponding to the folding screen shape in which the objects to be viewed are lined up. For example, in the case of a folding screen shape in which four sheets are lined up in the horizontal direction, the front plates are lined up in a W shape, for example. Supports for restraining the object to be viewed from the back may be provided on all the back sides of the four folding screens. Further, of the four folding screen shapes, the central two may not be provided with a support, and only the two at the left and right ends may be provided with a support.

10 Album stand 12a, 12b Front plate 20a, 20b Support 21a, 21b Locking part 28 Storage part 30 Album stand 31 Front plate 32 Support 40 Album stand 42 Base 43 Joint part 44 Leg 45 Support mounting part 46 Base mounting part 47 Support 48 Front plate 100 Album 102 Album spine 110 Photo bag

Claims (7)

Multiple thin and flat bound objects for viewing
In the empty space formed by the transparent plate-shaped body on the front side and the support on the back side, the viewing object is accepted so as to face the front, and the viewing object is sandwiched between the plate-shaped body and the support from the front and back. A structure for viewing the object to be viewed. The object of appreciation is bound in a booklet,
The structure for viewing the viewing object according to claim 1, wherein the viewing object is accepted in a space formed by the plate-shaped body and the support in a state of being opened to the left and right in a spread shape. body. When the thickness of the viewing object opened to the left and right in a spread is different on the left and right
To correspond to the thickness of each of the left and right of the viewing target
The structure for viewing the viewing object according to claim 2, further comprising a structure capable of changing the thickness of the vacant space that accepts the viewing object. The thickness of the vacant space can be changed by bending at least one of the plate-shaped body and the support.
The structure for viewing the viewing object according to claim 3, wherein the support is provided independently on the left and right so that the width of the vacant space is changed to be different on the left and right. body. The third aspect of claim 3, wherein the width of the vacant space is changed so that the width of the vacant space is different between the left and right by moving one of the plate-shaped body and the support in parallel in the left-right direction. A structure for viewing the object to be viewed. The object to be viewed is bound in a bellows shape.
The structure for viewing the viewing object according to claim 1, wherein the plate-shaped body is arranged so as to follow the bellows-shaped shape of the viewing target. An album with a thin, flat bag containing the photos to be viewed is opened and stored so that the photos to be viewed appear in front.
An album stand that is sandwiched between a transparent plate on the front side and a support on the back side for viewing photos.

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