JP3120314U - Maltese sample book for envelopes - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a Maltese sample book for envelopes that allows easy viewing of many combinations of envelopes and Maltese.
SOLUTION: Six types of maltacks 2a to 2f, each having a different color, are arranged in pairs on a single transparent mount 1, and a plurality of envelope sheets 3a each having a different color. In a state of being overlapped by the holder 4 together with ~ 3h and being relatively movable with respect to each other. An envelope sheet of a desired color is selected from the plurality of envelope sheets 3a to 3h, the selected envelope sheet is overlapped with the mount 1, and the holder 4 is held so as not to interfere with other unselected envelope sheets. Rotate to the center to move away from the mount 1 and the selected envelope paper. By superimposing the selected envelope paper on the mount 1, the color of the selected envelope paper can be seen through the transparent mount 1, and the combinations of the six types of maltac 2a to 2f can be seen.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a Maltack sample book for envelopes, and more particularly to a sample book for viewing a combination of envelopes and Maltacks prepared in a plurality of colors.

  Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 3, an envelope with maltack has been used. A maltack 12 without a string is attached to the main body part 11 of the envelope, a maltack 15 with a string 14 is attached to the lid part 13, and the lid part 13 is wound by winding the string 14 around both maltacks 12 and 15. It is kept closed.

In recent years, envelopes of various colors have come to be used, and in accordance with this, products of various colors have been made. Therefore, there are many combinations by selecting the envelope color and the Maltese color, respectively, and the consumer can obtain the Maltese-enclosed envelope of the desired color.
However, if you look at the envelope and Maltese separately, it is difficult to intuitively understand how these colors are combined. Specifically, if you create a sample that combines a specific color envelope paper and a specific color maltack, consumers can easily grasp the state of the envelope and maltack combination, but there are many combinations Therefore, it is not realistic to make a sample of all combinations.

  The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a Maltack sample book for envelopes in which a large number of combinations of envelopes and maltacs can be easily seen.

  The envelope maltack sample book according to the first device comprises a single transparent mount with a plurality of maltacks with different designs and a plurality of envelopes with different designs. And a holding tool for holding the single transparent sheet and a plurality of envelope sheets in a state of being overlapped with each other and movably relative to each other.

  In addition, the Maltack sample book for envelopes according to the second device is composed of a plurality of transparent mounts each mounted with a corresponding maltack, and a plurality of envelope sheets each having a different design. The plurality of transparent mounts and the plurality of envelope sheets are held by a holder so as to be relatively movable with respect to each other.

“Maltaque design” refers to any of colors, patterns, shapes, or a combination thereof. “Envelope paper design” refers to any of colors and patterns, or a combination thereof.
Preferably, the transparent mount sheet and the envelope sheet have the same shape and size.
Further, the transparent mount sheet and the envelope sheet can be held by inserting a holder through one through hole formed at the same position.

  As described above, according to the Maltack sample book for envelopes according to the first device, a plurality of Maltacks having different designs are attached to a single transparent mount, and a plurality of different designs are applied. Since it is held with a holder so that it can be moved relative to each other in a state of being stacked together with a plurality of envelope sheets, it is easy to select a desired envelope sheet from a plurality of envelope sheets and superimpose it on a transparent mount through a transparent mount You can see a combination of envelope colors and Maltese colors.

  Similarly, according to the Maltack sample book for envelopes according to the second invention, a plurality of envelope sheets each having a design different from each other by attaching a maltack having a corresponding design to a plurality of transparent mounts. Since it is held by a holder so that it can be moved relative to each other, it is possible to select a mount to which a preferred maltack is attached from a plurality of transparent mounts and to select a desired envelope sheet from a plurality of envelope sheets. By selecting and overlaying each other, you can easily see the combination of envelope colors and Maltese colors through a transparent mount.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Embodiment 1 FIG.
FIG. 1 shows the structure of a Maltack sample book for envelopes according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. A plurality of Maltese racks each having a different color are arranged and attached on a single rectangular transparent mount 1. In the example of FIG. 1, six types of Maltese 2a to 2f are arranged in pairs.
Also, different colors are applied to a plurality of rectangular envelope sheets 3 a to 3 h having the same size as the mount 1.

  A single through hole is formed at the same position of the mount 1 and the plurality of envelope sheets 3a to 3h, for example, at the upper left corner as shown in FIG. 1, and all of the mount 1 and the envelope sheets 3a to 3h are formed. A pin-shaped holder 4 is inserted through the through-hole. As a result, the mount 1 and the envelope sheets 3a to 3h are held in a state of being overlapped with each other and movable relative to each other, for example, rotatable in parallel with the respective paper surfaces.

  At the time of use, an envelope paper of a favorite color is selected from a plurality of envelope papers 3a to 3h, the selected envelope paper is overlapped with the mount 1, and other unselected envelope papers are held so as not to get in the way. Rotate about the tool 4 and move away from the mount 1 and the selected envelope paper. At this time, since six types of maltac 2a to 2f are arranged on the transparent mount 1, the color of the selected envelope can be seen through the mount 1 by overlapping the selected envelope with the mount 1. Thus, combinations of six types of maltac 2a to 2f can be seen. This makes it possible to select a combination of envelope paper and maltack of a favorite color very easily.

Embodiment 2. FIG.
FIG. 2 shows the structure of a Maltack envelope sample book according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. Two Maltac 2a to 2f, each having a different color, are attached on six transparent rectangular mounts 1a to 1f having the same size.
Further, different colors are applied to a plurality of rectangular envelope sheets 5a to 5h having the same size as the mounts 1a to 1f.

  Then, one through hole is formed at the same position of each of the six mounts 1a to 1f and the plurality of envelope sheets 5a to 5h, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, and the mounts 1a to 1f Pin-shaped holders 4 are inserted through all the through holes of the envelope sheets 5a to 5h. Accordingly, the mounts 1a to 1f and the envelope sheets 5a to 5h are held in a state of being overlapped with each other and movable relative to each other, for example, rotatable in parallel with the respective paper surfaces.

  At the time of use, from among the six mounts 1a to 1f, the mount to which the maltac of the desired color is attached is selected, and the envelope paper of the desired color is selected from the plurality of envelope sheets 5a to 5h and selected. The mount sheet and the envelope sheet are overlapped with each other, and the other unselected mount sheet and the envelope sheet are rotated around the holder 4 so as not to interfere with the selected mount sheet and the envelope sheet. At this time, since the maltac is attached on the transparent mount, when the selected mount and the envelope paper are overlapped with each other, the color of the selected envelope paper can be seen through the selected mount, and the color of maltack is seen. You can see the color combinations of the envelope paper. This makes it possible to select a combination of envelope paper and maltack of a favorite color very easily.

In the first and second embodiments, a transparent sheet-like resin material is preferable as a material for the mounts 1 and 1a to 1f, but translucent paraffin paper or the like can also be used. Any other material may be used as long as the material has transparency to visible light.
In addition to the pin-shaped holding tool, a ring-shaped holding tool or eyelet can be used as the holding tool 4. If a ring-shaped holder is used, the mount sheet and the envelope sheet can be moved to the lowest position of the overlapping by rotating along the ring-shaped holder while moving the mount sheet and the envelope sheet perpendicularly to the respective paper surfaces.

In Embodiments 1 and 2 described above, six types of maltac 2a to 2f having different colors are used, but the number is not limited to six. Further, instead of colors, maltac having different patterns and shapes, and further maltacs having different combinations of colors, patterns, and shapes may be mounted on a transparent mount.
In addition, although a plurality of envelope sheets 3a to 3h and 5a to 5h having different colors are used, the number of envelope sheets is not limited at all, and furthermore, envelope sheets having different patterns instead of colors. Furthermore, a plurality of envelope papers having different combinations of colors and patterns may be used.

It is a top view which shows the sample book of the maltack for envelopes concerning Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a top view which shows the sample book of the maltack for envelopes concerning Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the envelope with a maltac.

Explanation of symbols

  1, 1a to 1f Transparent mount, 2a to 2f Maltese, 3a to 3h, 5a to 5h Envelope paper, 4 holder.

Claims (4)

One transparent mount with multiple maltacks with different designs, and
Multiple envelopes with different designs,
A maltack sample book for envelopes, comprising: a holder for holding the one transparent mount and the plurality of envelope sheets in a state of being stacked and movably relative to each other. Multiple transparent mounts with maltacks, each with a corresponding design,
Multiple envelopes with different designs,
A Maltack sample book for envelopes, comprising: a holder for holding the plurality of transparent mounts and the plurality of envelope sheets in a state of being overlapped and movable relative to each other.   3. The envelope maltack sample book according to claim 1, wherein the transparent mount and the envelope paper have the same shape and size.   4. The envelope maltack sample book according to claim 3, wherein the transparent mount and the envelope paper are held by inserting the holder into one through hole formed at the same position.

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