JP3132332U - Pocket type frame sheet album - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a frame sheet album having a structure that can be easily loaded, has no glue on a photo, etc., and can be stored without acid degradation such as a photo.
A frame sheet / album is composed of a cover for determining a display frame, a center sheet and a back sheet that are hollowed out by being slightly larger than the display frame and cut into a U-shape. , The inner paper and the back paper are pasted together to form a pocket in which a photograph or the like can be inserted from one direction, and a binding punch hole to the binder is provided on the sheet insertion side and the lateral direction of the sheet, It is possible to store both the photograph displayed on the screen and the photograph displayed in the vertical direction.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an improvement of a frame sheet / album for storing photographs and the like, and more particularly to a seat structure of a frame sheet / album that can be freely removed without sticking to photographs or the like.

Conventionally, various albums exist for storing photos, trading cards, and the like.
For example, in the Fell Album (trademark) using a free mount, a paste is put on a line on the mount, a photo is pasted, and a transparent film is pasted thereon to fix the photo. No. 9-76682).

  However, the above free mounts are pasted on the back of the photo. After many years, the photo is damaged when the photo is peeled off. Distortion is likely to occur, and it is difficult to control the moisture content of the mount including glue. In particular, when the mount is paper, yellowing of the paper, glue, film deformation, paper curl, etc. may occur due to changes over time, and as a result, the photograph may not peel off.

  Also, as a type that does not have glue on the photo, there is also a type (pocket mount) in which the photo is stored in a bag-like one made of transparent film, but it is troublesome to insert the photo, and 0PP (transparent film) However, it is affected by humidity and temperature and has the disadvantage of becoming crumpled over time. Further, the film is likely to be deformed.

  In order to solve this problem, the same applicant consists of a cover sheet for determining a display frame, a middle sheet and a back sheet that are hollowed out by being slightly larger than the display frame. It has been proposed that a photo or the like is stored in a hollow part, glue is adhered to the cover side of the inner paper, the cover and the inner paper are made detachable, and the photo or the like is fixed by the display frame of the cover ( Utility Model Registration No. 3084824).

  However, the above conventional one also attaches glue to the front cover side of the inner paper, makes the front cover and inner paper detachable, and fixes the photograph etc. with the display frame of the front cover. And often hurts the photos.

  This is because the glue (adhesive) to be applied to the cover side of the inner paper is acrylic, but acrylic adhesives are often acidic and acid is a major factor that degrades photographs. Because.

For example, in the case of an album of the type in which a photo is pasted on a sticky mount as described above and a clear sheet is put on the photo, the inside photo gradually fades and yellow spots appear around the album. Even the mount itself had the disadvantage of being brownish, dirty and discolored. Furthermore, if photographs are stored together with acidic materials, the acid moves to photographs and acid-free materials, so recently acid-free (acid-free) neutral paper is also required for the mount itself.
Utility Model Registration No. 3084824 Utility Model Registration No. 3084019

  This device eliminates the disadvantages of the above-mentioned conventional albums, is easy to load, does not adhere to photos, etc., and has a structure that can be stored without acid degradation such as photos. The purpose is to provide an easy frame sheet album.

  In order to solve this problem, the frame sheet / album of the present invention has a cover sheet for determining the display frame, a middle sheet and a back sheet that are hollowed out by punching into a slightly larger U shape than the display frame. Forming a pocket in which a photograph or the like can be inserted from one direction by laminating the front cover, the middle paper and the back paper, and binding punch holes to the binder on the side of the sheet such as the photograph insertion side and the lateral side thereof It is possible to store both a photograph displayed in the horizontal direction and a photograph displayed in the vertical direction by using the frame sheet provided with the frame.

  Furthermore, under the front cover, the middle paper, and the back paper, a middle paper and a cover having the same structure are further provided so that both sides of the sheet can be used.

  In this way, when the frame sheet of the present invention is used, the album of the present invention can store a photo without contacting any glue such as pressure sensitive adhesive when storing the photo, etc., and the photo is deteriorated by acid. This is suitable for permanent storage of photographs.

In addition, it is possible to easily replace (take out and put in) the photo, and there is no gluing, so that the photo is not damaged.
Further, by using the frame sheet of the present invention, the photo can be stored in either the vertical position or the horizontal position. That is, the sheet can be used both vertically and horizontally.

  Since there is no OPP film on the photo, it can be seen in natural colors, and even if the photo is stored, the entire album does not swell due to the thickness of the photo, and the storage is clean.

Hereinafter, the album of this device will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is an external view showing the basic structure of an album frame sheet 1 of the present invention. FIG. 2 shows an exploded structural view of the frame sheet of the album of the present invention. Furthermore, FIG. 3 shows a frame sheet plan view and an AA sectional view of the album of the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the basic shape of each frame sheet is composed of a cover sheet 2, a middle sheet 3, and a back sheet 4, and in FIG. It consists of a five-layer structure and can be used on both sides.

  The cover sheets 2 and 6 and the intermediate sheets 3 and 5 are made slightly smaller than the common backing sheet 4 on both sides, and these are glued together on two sides as shown in FIG. Punch holes 7, 8, 9, and 10 for binding to the binder are opened in the spaces 11 and 12 where the cover sheets 2 and 6 and the middle sheets 3 and 5 of the backing paper 4 are not attached.

  The inner papers 3 and 5 are cut out in a U-shape, and when the front cover 2, the intermediate paper 3 and the back paper 4 are bonded together as shown in FIG. 1, they are used for binding into the binder. The punched holes 7, 8, 9, and 10 are bonded to each other in the direction of the side where the U-shaped paper is opened. Accordingly, in FIG. 1, a pocket-shaped photo storage portion having an opening in either the space 11 or 12 and the other three surfaces closed is formed in the frame sheet 1. As shown in FIG. 2, in the case of a double-sided type, the openings are bonded so that they are in the same direction on the back and front of the frame sheet.

  The cutout size of the inner paper 3 in FIG. 2 is cut out to be slightly larger than the size of the cutout portion of the cover 2, and as described above, the cover sheet 2, the intermediate paper 3, and the back paper 4 are bonded together to form a frame sheet. In this case, a photograph corresponding to the size of the pocket can be stored from the opening. The cover cutout portion 13 (FIG. 1) is formed to be slightly smaller than the size of the photo to be stored, so that the photo can be stored in the pocket without dropping, and when the photo is stored, The part 13 becomes a window so that the photograph inside can be appreciated. The U-shaped opening of the inner paper 3 is formed in the size of the longer side of the photo or the like so that the photo or the like to be stored can be placed vertically or horizontally.

In FIG. 3, the top view and AA sectional drawing of the said frame sheet of this invention are shown. FIG. 4 shows a completed external view of the frame sheet album of the present invention.
As shown in 18 of FIG. 4, when the photograph or the like is a horizontal type, the photograph or the like is stored with the pocket opening portion facing up, and is bound into the binder by the punch holes 7 and 8. Further, when the photograph or the like is a vertical type, as shown in FIG. 17, the photograph is stored with the pocket opening portion as the binder side, and is bound into the binder through the punch holes 9 and 10. The bookbinding form of the frame sheet / album of the present invention may be any of a ring type, a binder type, and a screw type.

  The frame sheet / album of the present invention does not cause acid to adhere to the photographs, so that the stored photographs are not deteriorated and are economical and easy to use. In addition, since photos and the like can be stored in the album both vertically and horizontally, the convenience of the album user is high, and the industrial utility due to this is high.

It is a whole perspective view of the frame sheet of this device. It is an exploded structure figure of the frame sheet of this device. It is the top view and AA sectional view of the frame sheet of this device. It is the external view by which the frame sheet | seat of this invention was filed in the binder of the album.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Frame sheet 2 Cover 3 Medium paper 4 Back paper 5 Medium paper 6 Cover 7 Punch hole 8 Punch hole 9 Punch hole 10 Punch hole 13 Window

Claims (2)

  Each sheet is composed of a front cover for determining a display frame, a middle paper and a back paper that are hollowed out by being slightly larger than the display frame, and bonded to the front cover, the middle paper, and the back paper. A pocket is formed to allow a photograph or the like to be inserted from the direction, and is displayed in the horizontal direction by using a frame sheet in which a punch hole for binding to the binder is provided on the insertion side of the sheet and the lateral direction of the sheet. A frame sheet / album that is capable of storing both photos and the like displayed vertically.   2. The frame sheet album according to claim 1, wherein a middle sheet and a cover having the same structure are further provided under the cover, middle sheet, and back sheet, and both sides of the sheet can be used.

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