JP2607816Y2 - Form for reply postcard - Google Patents

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Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a form for a sealed letter in which a sealed letter containing a reply postcard can be obtained. 2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, in this type of envelope form, there is an envelope form having a reply postcard by folding in a Z-shape. For example, as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, this form for a letter a is formed by sandwiching a piece of paper b in the middle of the letter with a folded letter c and a reply postcard f at both ends through a mountain fold c and a valley fold d. Postcard pieces g
And Z is set in such a manner that
It is to fold. At the time of folding, the upper and lower sides facing each other, the side part on the mountain fold part c side of the sealed paper piece b and the corresponding outer side part of the postcard piece g, and the corresponding valley fold part d side of the sealed paper piece b A sealing part h is provided by applying a pressure-sensitive adhesive or the like to each of the side part and the corresponding outer side part of the sealed paper slip e. By sealing these sealing parts h, A sealed letter in which the reply postcard f was arranged on the back side was obtained (see Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 54-20027). Further, another form for letter i shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 has a letter letter e and a letter letter f below a letter f via a fold c and a valley d at both ends thereof with a postcard piece g therebetween. The paper pieces j are connected and Z-folded such that the postcard pieces g are located between them. In the same manner as in the above-described example, the sides facing each other at the time of folding are provided as sealing portions h, and by sealing the sealing portions h, a sealed letter in which a reply postcard f is arranged on the inside has been obtained (Jpn. -10852). In such a Z-folded envelope form, the upper and lower sides, the sides on the mountain fold side, and the sides opposite to the mountain fold (the outer sides of the postcard pieces in the example shown above) , And in the example shown later, the outer side of the sealed letterboard)
An opening perforation k is provided along each of the sealing portions provided, and by removing the three surrounding sealing portions from the opening perforation k, a sealed letter can be opened and a reply postcard f is cut out. Was like that. [0004] However, among forms in which a letter with a reply postcard can be obtained by Z-folding,
If the postcard piece is located on the back side of the letter, the reply postcard will be exposed on the front of the created letter, and the reply letter will be dirty or damaged when not in use. There was a possibility. Further, in the form to be Z-folded, as described above, a postcard piece is formed in a portion serving as a middle sheet and a portion serving as a bottom sheet, and the postcard piece is placed on the binding source side (valley fold portion side) at the time of double-page spread. One side is continuous. For this reason, in particular, in the case where the postcard piece is configured as a part of the middle sheet of the letter (the latter example), the reply postcard must be configured to avoid the sealing part provided on the valley fold part side, Therefore, it is necessary to make a cut perforation along the valley fold side of the reply postcard, and if the postcard piece is set larger than this reply postcard, cut at least along two sides of the reply postcard. It is necessary to make a perforation. Regardless of the former example in which the postcard piece is located on the back side of the letter or the latter example located inside, it is necessary to cut off the reply postcard from the valley fold part side after opening the letter. There was an inconvenience that it took time and effort to get a postcard. [0005] In view of the above circumstances, the present invention has been made so that a postcard piece is formed in a middle sheet portion of a sealed letter.
It is an object of the present invention to make it possible to easily separate a reply postcard from a sealed letter, and to obtain an easy-to-handle sealed postcard with a built-in reply postcard. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and includes a sealed upper paper sheet and a sealed lower paper sheet connected via a second folded portion. The postcard piece is connected to the side of the paper piece or the sealed backing sheet piece opposite to the second folded portion via the first folded portion, and the postcard piece is located at the middle position from the first folded portion and the second folded portion. The upper and lower sides of the three pieces of paper facing each other when the three pieces of paper are folded in order,
To the side of the folded part and the side of the first folded part of this postcard
Opposing letter on the sealing portion provided on the outer sides of the paper, provided with a tear perforation on the inside of the encapsulating attachment part, of the three pieces of paper
The sealing from the opening perforation after overlapping
An object of the present invention is to provide a reply postcard-enclosed form characterized by having a configuration in which a postcard piece is separated by removing an attached portion, thereby solving the above-mentioned problem. In the present invention, since the postcard is formed in the middle of the letter, the reply postcard is located between the upper letter of the letter and the letter of the lower letter, and is protected. Then, when the sealing portion is removed from the cut perforation and opened, the first folded portion is removed, and the postcard piece is separated from the sealed letter. Next, the present invention will be described in detail based on an embodiment shown in FIGS. In the drawing, reference numeral 1 denotes a form for a postcard containing a reply postcard. The form 1 has a postcard piece 2 in the middle and a postcard piece at one end side of the postcard piece 2 through a first fold portion 3 comprising a perforation for folding. Connect 4 and
A postcard piece 6 is connected to the other end of the postcard piece 2 facing the first fold section 3 via a second folding section 5 made of a folding perforation. This is a form in which a sealed letter is obtained by overlapping the piece of paper 2 with the piece of paper 6 on the sealed letter. Then, a pressure-sensitive adhesive or the like is applied to each of the predetermined sides so that the sides of the sealed letter are sealed. That is, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the postcard piece 4 is folded from the first folding part 3 to the letter slip 2 and the postcard piece 6 is folded from the second folding part 5 to the letter piece 4. A sealing portion 7 is provided on the upper and lower sides of the three-sheet piece facing each other, the side of the postcard piece 4 on the side of the first folding section 3 and the opposite side of the outer side of the sealed upper piece 6. After the folding is performed, a sealed letter whose sides are sealed by the sealing by the sealing portion 7 is obtained (see FIG. 4). As shown in the figure, an opening perforation 8 is provided along the sealing portion 7 on the upper and lower sides of the three-sheet piece, and the sealing portion 7 on the first folding portion 3 side and the sealed paper piece 6
The opening perforations 8 are positioned so as to overlap vertically when the foam 1 is folded. That is, by cutting along the opening perforations 8 exposed on the surface of the sealed letter when opening the sealed letters, all the opening perforations 8 are cut. As shown in the figure, the postcard piece 4 is connected to the sealed letter sheet 2 via the first folding part 3 and is superimposed on the sealed letter sheet 2. Since the opening perforations 8 are provided along the sealing portion 7 and the upper and lower sealing portions 6, the three surroundings of the postcard piece are removed when the letter A is opened as shown in FIG. 5. Therefore, the postcard piece 4 comes to be separated simultaneously with the opening of the letter A. In the illustrated embodiment, the reply postcard 9 is formed in the postcard piece 4. After the postcard piece 4 is separated, the surplus portion may be cut off from the perforation 10 for cutting, and the postcard piece 4 is related to the main body of the letter. It is provided in such a way that the reply postcard 9 can be obtained very easily. In the above-described embodiment, the perforations serving as the first fold portion 3 and the second fold portion 5 have perforation deficient portions 11 having a certain space therebetween, and the folded perforation sewing machine is provided. Even if the eye is torn from the side, the tear is suppressed at the perforation-defective portion 11. In the above embodiment, sealing portions are provided on the upper and lower opposing pieces of the three paper pieces, and perforations for opening are also provided along the sealing portions. However, as shown in FIG. A sealing portion 7 is provided on a side portion on the side of the one-fold portion 3 and an outer side portion of the sealing upper sheet piece 6 facing the side portion, and a side portion on which the sealing portion 7 is provided and a sealed lower sheet piece corresponding to this side portion. First folded part 3 of 2
The opening perforations 8 may be provided so as to overlap along the side. Further, in the above-described embodiment, the postcard piece 4 is connected to the letter padding 2 side.
The postcard piece 4 may be connected to the sealed paper piece 6 side. Furthermore, in the above-described embodiments, a single piece of sealed paper, a piece of sealed paper, and a piece of postcard are connected, but a form in which a plurality of units are continuous with this as one unit is also within the scope of the present invention. Included. [0012] As described above, the reply postcard-sealed form of the present invention is formed by connecting the sealed upper paper sheet and the sealed lower paper sheet via the second folded part, A postcard piece is connected via a first fold to the side opposite to the second fold of the sealed lower-order piece of paper so that the postcard is positioned at a middle position from the first fold and the second fold. The upper and lower sides of the three pieces of paper facing each other when the pieces of paper are sequentially folded, and the first folding of postcards
And the side of the postcard piece on the side of the first fold.
A sealing portion is provided on the outer side of the sealed paper sheet, and an opening perforation is provided inside the sealed portion, so that the weight of the three paper sheets is reduced.
The sealing from the opening perforations after bonding
It is characterized in that the postcard is separated by removing the part . As a result, in the created envelope, the reply postcard is located between the upper envelope and the lower envelope, thereby preventing dirt and damage. At the time of opening the postcard, the postcard piece with the reply postcard will be separated from the main body of the postcard at the same time as the opening of the postcard. It has excellent effects.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing inner surfaces of upper and lower sealed sheets in one embodiment of a reply postcard-enclosed form according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing an outer side of a sealed upper and lower sheet in the embodiment. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which postcard pieces are folded in one embodiment. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a created sealed letter. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a separated state of a postcard piece. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a Z-fold state in a conventional example. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing separation of reply postcards in a conventional example. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a Z-fold state in another conventional example. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing separation of a reply postcard in another conventional example. [Explanation of Signs] 1 ... Form for a sealed postcard with a reply postcard 2 ... Sealed sheet piece 3 ... First folded part 4 ... Postcard piece 5 ... Second folded part 6 ... Sealed paper piece 7 ... Sealing part 8 ... Perforation for opening A: sealed letter 9: reply postcard 10: cut perforation

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Claims (1)

(57) [Claims for Registering Utility Model] (Claim 1) A piece of upper envelope and a piece of lower envelope are connected via a second fold, and the upper fold of the upper envelope or the second fold of the lower envelope. A postcard piece is connected to the opposite side via a first folded portion, and when the three pieces of paper are sequentially folded so that the postcard piece is located at the middle position from the first folded portion and the second folded portion, the opposing sides are opposed to each other. The three pieces of paper
Top and bottom sides, the side of the postcard piece on the side of the first fold, and this leaf
Outside of the envelope on the side of the first fold of the letter
A sealing part is provided on the side of the three-sheet piece, and an opening perforation is provided inside the sealing part.
From the opening perforation after overlapping
A form for a postcard with a reply postcard, wherein the postcard piece is separated by removing the sealing part .