JP3136856U - Postcard with postcard - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a leaflet with a postcard that can increase the printing speed with a simple manufacturing method, is low in cost, and can secure an advertisement surface about twice.
SOLUTION: An adhesive sheet 2 is continuously connected to a base sheet 3 through a fold line 4, and a superposition part 25 in which a reinforcing paper 5 is strongly adhered to an end of the adhesive sheet 2 is constituted. The end portion of the overlapping portion 25 is cut out leaving a part of the postcard 10 as a protruding portion 10a, and a perforation constituting a portion of the postcard 10 is formed in the remaining portion of the overlapping portion 25. It folds on the mount 3 by the fold line 4 and weakly adheres.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a leaflet used for a newspaper insert advertisement, and more particularly to a leaflet partially including a postcard.

In the past, when making a leaflet comprising a postcard, it was necessary to secure the thickness of paper that could be used as a postcard in order to meet the regulations of the Postal Law. However, there is a problem that thicker paper increases paper costs and increases delivery and distribution costs.
In addition, the distribution cost of leaflets is often proportional to the size of the advertising space, and it was necessary to reduce the advertising space in order to reduce the distribution cost.

For such a situation, Patent Document 1 proposes a flyer with a postcard and a method for manufacturing the postcard that can improve the willingness to apply.
JP 2006-62131 A

  The invention described in Patent Document 1 includes a leaflet main body 11 made of thin paper, an attached sheet 12 made of thin paper arranged on the leaflet main body, one end of which is bound to one end of the leaflet main body, and the flyer main body. And a postcard sheet 13 having a separable postcard portion made of cardboard having a thickness and a weight that match one end of the leaflet main body and has a thickness and weight that meet the postcard postcard regulations. A flyer with a postcard.

Since the postcard with the postcard is made of thick paper having the thickness and weight of the postcard sheet 13, the production of the flyer is costly and time-consuming, and does not solve the conventional problems.
The present invention provides a postcard with a postcard that overcomes the problems of a conventional flyer, increases printing speed with a simple manufacturing method, is inexpensive, and can secure about twice the advertisement surface.

  The gist of the present invention is that an adhesive paper is continuously connected to the mount via a fold line, and a superposition part is formed by strongly adhering a reinforcing paper having a size larger than a postcard at the end of the adhesive paper. The end of the part is cut out leaving a part of the postcard as a protruding part, the perforation constituting a part of the postcard is formed in the remaining part of the overlapping part, and the sticker is folded on the mount by the folding line This is a postcard with a postcard that can be weakly adhered to the postcard, can hold the protruding portion of the postcard, peel the sticker from the mount, and can cut the postcard from the perforation.

The present invention is folded at the time of distribution, but can be greatly expanded at the time of use, so the advertising surface can be doubled. In addition, when used as a leaflet for inserting a newspaper, the leaflet has a novel structure and is easily noticed by the customer, resulting in a leaflet with a large appeal effect.
Moreover, since the leaflet can be greatly expanded by grasping the protruding portion of the postcard, the attention degree of the postcard can be increased. Furthermore, since the postcard can be easily removed using perforations, the effect of purchasing a product or requesting a document is extremely great.
The paper used in the present invention is thin flyer paper, has a simple manufacturing method, and has a high printing speed, so that it has an effect that it can be kept at a relatively low cost.

The best mode of the present invention is to construct a flyer in which a sticker having the same size as the mount is continuously connected to the mount via a fold line, and strongly adhering the reinforcing paper to the side edge of the sticker to form a superposed portion. Constitute.
One side end of the superposition part is cut out leaving a part of the postcard as a protruding part, and a perforation constituting a part of the postcard is formed in the remaining part of the superposition part.
The sticker is folded onto a mount with a fold line and weakly adhered, so that the leaflet can be folded into a newspaper. When expanding a leaflet, it is a leaflet with a postcard which grasps the protrusion part used as a part of the said postcard, and peels a sticker off from a mount.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a development view thereof, and FIGS. 3 to 8 are explanatory views showing the manufacturing process.

  The leaflet A with a postcard of the present embodiment has a shape in which a leaflet 1 that is horizontally long about two sheets of advertisement paper used for a newspaper insert advertisement is folded into two with a fold line 4.

First, the manufacturing process of the postcard A with a postcard will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 3, the leaflet 1 has a shape in which two sticky sheets 2 and a mount 3 having the same size are connected by a broken line 4. The front and back surfaces of the leaflet 1 are advertising surfaces and print a predetermined advertisement. The reinforcing paper 5 is configured separately from the leaflet 1.

Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the overlapping portion 25 is configured by strongly adhering the reinforcing paper 5 configured separately to the side end portion (left end in the drawing) of the sticker paper 2. The reinforcing paper 5 is rectangular, the height L1 is the same as the height of the sticker paper 2, the width L2 is larger than the width of the postcard 10 described later, and the material is the same thin paper as the sticker paper 2. Accordingly, the overlapping portion 25 can withstand the use as a postcard because the thickness of the paper is doubled due to the adhesion of the reinforcing paper 5.
Here, the strong adhesion means that the sticking paper 2 and the backing paper 3 are bonded so that they cannot be peeled off.

  Next, a side end of the overlapping portion 25 is cut out to project a part of the postcard 10 to form a protruding portion 10a. That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the overlapping portion 25 is vertically cut out by the edge 2 b provided parallel to the edge 2 a of the overlapping portion 25 and inside the predetermined distance, but between the edge 2 a and the edge 2 b, The left end edge 11 of the postcard 10 parallel to the end edge 2a is formed to form a rectangular protruding portion 10a.

Next, as shown in FIG. 6, perforations are made in the overlapping portion 25 in accordance with the size of the postcard 10 to form the upper edge 12, the right edge 13, and the lower edge 14 of the postcard 10. This postcard 10 is the size of a government-made postcard.
The positions of the left edge 11 of the postcard 10 and the edge 2b of the overlapping portion 25 can be arbitrarily determined.
As a result, the postcard 10 is formed on the overlapping portion 25, and a part of the left end of the postcard 10 protrudes outside the left end edge 2b of the overlapping portion 25 to form a protruding portion 10a.

  Since the protruding portion 10a is a portion to be gripped when turning the sticker 2, the perforation has a strength sufficient for turning the sticker 2, and the postcard 10 has not to be adjusted so as to be easily cut off. Must not.

Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 7, an adhesive is applied to the entire surface of the sticker 2 and the reinforcing paper 5 excluding the protruding portion 10a of the postcard 10, and is folded along the folding line 4 so as to be weakly adhered onto the backing paper 3. It will be in the completed state.
Here, the weak adhesion means that the adhesive paper 2 is adhered so that it can be easily peeled off from the mount 3.

The operation of the leaflet with a postcard of the present embodiment created as described above will be described.
First, in the state shown in FIG. A predetermined advertisement is printed on the front and back surfaces of the leaflet 1 and is folded in two so as not to spread when the newspaper is folded.

  Next, the protruding portion 10a of the postcard 10 is grasped and the sticker paper 2 is turned over to open the state shown in FIG. At this time, the protruding portion 10 a is not adhered to the mount 3, and the adhesive paper 2 and the reinforcing paper 5 are also weakly adhered to the mount 3, and therefore can be easily peeled off from the mount 3. As a result, the advertising surface of the leaflet 1 expands left and right.

When looking at the advertisement printed on the flyer 1 and applying with the postcard 10, the postcard 10 may be cut along the perforations of the upper edge 12, the right edge 13, and the lower edge 14 and used.
As described above, since the thickness of the postcard 10 is the total thickness of the sticker paper 2 and the reinforcing paper 5, the strength is ensured and the thickness according to the postal method can be covered. Further, since most parts of the sticker 2 and the mount 3 are composed of only one leaflet paper, they are as thin as before and are inexpensive and efficient as advertising paper.

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Explanation of symbols

A Advertisement 1 Flyer 2 Attached paper 3 Mount 4 Folded line 5 Reinforcement paper 10 Postcard 10a Protruding part 11 Left edge of postcard 12 Upper edge of postcard 13 Right edge of postcard 14 Lower edge of postcard 25 Overlapping part

Claims (1)

A sticker is continuously connected to the mount via a fold line, and a superposition part is formed on the end of this sticker with a reinforcing paper strongly adhering to the size of the postcard, and the end of the superposition part is a part of the postcard. Leaving as a protruding part, forming a perforation constituting a part of a postcard in the remaining part of the overlapped part, the adhesive paper is folded onto the mount by the fold line, and weakly adhered,
A postcard with a postcard that can grasp the protruding portion of the postcard so that the sticker can be peeled off from the mount and can be cut off from the perforation.

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