JP3172420U - Write-once type memory - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To organize past records and record them additionally and permanently by installing them in a familiar place such as a desk or a shelf, and by turning them day by day, the past events recorded day by day can be recorded. Provide a write-once type daily turning memory that can be visually confirmed. SOLUTION: The mount has a mount, a cover, and a plurality of recording pages, and the mount is formed so that the front portion and the rear surface portion can be bent freely through a bottom portion formed so as to be center-foldable, and the mount, the cover, and each of them. Any recording page can be displayed by attaching a spelling member to a plurality of holes formed along the upper side of the recording page and turning each recording page. A continuous number indicating the date from the 1st to the 31st, a column for printing any existing event by day, and a column for the user to arbitrarily add a record are provided, and the front side of the erected mount is provided. It is possible to display the recording page of the above and the recording page on the rear surface side upside down. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a write-once type day-turning memory that can be displayed in a standing state, and can display a record of individual events in addition to various anniversaries described every day. .

  Conventionally, various forms such as a diary, a past book, a record book, etc. exist and widely used as a method for recording past events in an individual, a family, or an arbitrary group.

  In such a recording format, for example, what records past events of a family exists as a so-called “past book”. Today, this past book is mainly used for the name of the deceased, the date of death, etc. It is used to record the day and is mainly a tool related to Buddhist affairs, and does not have a binding that can be used easily on a daily basis.

  Therefore, for example, family events that should be recorded permanently, such as family birthdays, enrollment or graduation anniversaries, and wedding anniversaries, are additionally recorded, and the recorded contents are easily accessible at any time. Currently, there is no suitable recording form that can be seen.

  Then, the following patent document 1 is referred regarding the tool which records a family's daily anniversary etc. “Memorial calendar” in this document is not limited to one year, but relates to a memorial calendar that can be enjoyed by pasting a memorial photo or the like over several years.

  The structure is composed of a cover, a monthly sheet from January to December, and a mount that holds the whole, and each monthly sheet is printed with a display of the month name of the current month and a commemorative photo Each sheet and mount has a binding hole in one row along the top and is configured to be turned over by a binding member.

JP 2007-326319 A

  The memorial calendar described above is for recording an event with a photograph or the like affixed to each sheet, and is not in the form of recording with characters. In addition, by using the monthly form from January to December, it can be used for several years, but it is not organized every day. By turning, it is impossible to see at a glance what has happened in the past corresponding to the day.

  In addition, since the mount is a calendar with a surface shape that can be hung along the wall, it can be placed on a desk or shelf so that it can be easily hand-written. It is not a thing.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and by installing it in a familiar place such as a desk or shelf, it is possible for the hand to organize past records and record them additionally and permanently. An object of the present invention is to provide a write-once type daily turning memory capable of visually confirming past events corresponding to the day by turning each day.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the write-once type day-turning memory according to claim 1 of the present invention has a mount, a cover, and a plurality of recording pages. And the rear part can be bent freely, and a binding member is attached to a plurality of holes formed along the upper side of the backing sheet, cover sheet, and each recording page, and the folded shape of the bottom part of the backing sheet is developed. By supporting the cover and the recording page on either the front part or the rear part inclined with the mount erected by, and turning each recording page, any recording page can be displayed. On the front and back of each record page, a continuous number indicating the date from at least 1st to 31st, a field for printing any existing events by day, and a field for the user to add additional records And in front of the upright mount Characterized in that it possible to display inverted back and forth and record page of record page and the rear surface side of the part side.

  When storing, the write-once-type flip memory of the present invention can be formed into a thin shape by pulling down the middle folding line on the bottom of the mount, and when used, the middle folding line on the bottom of the mount is After being pushed up, the folded shape of the bottom portion of the mount can be flattened to make the mount stand up and can be easily installed on a desk or shelf.

  In addition, when the mount is set up as described above, the cover and the recording page are displayed on one of the inclined front portion and rear portion of the mount, and each recording page is displayed daily. By flipping over, it becomes possible to confirm at a glance the past records corresponding to the day.

  In addition, it is possible to easily confirm events after a few days just by flipping the recording page, so it is possible to prepare for it with sufficient margin by knowing in advance what needs to be prepared such as birthdays. It becomes.

  Also, in addition to the contents that print out any existing events on each recording page on a daily basis, when adding any new content, each recording page is made substantially flat by folding the bottom of the mount. It is possible to easily write with a handwritten pen or the like in the additional writing column of the recording page. Therefore, if the write-once type daily turning memory of the present invention is used, past records can be arranged on a daily basis and can be recorded additionally and permanently.

  In addition, by printing the recorded contents using the front and back sides of the recording page, or by writing additional information, the recording page on the front side of the upright mount and the recording page on the rear side are reversed back and forth. Since only 16 sheets of print pages are required, the write-once type page turning memory of the present invention can be made thin and low in cost.

(A) is the perspective view which looked at the write-once type date turning memory of the Example of this invention from diagonally forward, (b) is the perspective view which shows the state which has turned the cover, (c) is the 1st day It is a perspective view which shows the display state of the recording page which attached | subjected the date. (A) is a development view of the mount of the write-once type day-turning memory according to the embodiment of the present invention, (b) is a plan view of the cover, (c) is a plan view of the spelling member, and (d) is the first view. It is a top view of the recording page which attached the date of the 1st day. (A) is a perspective view showing a state in which the bottom portion of the mount of the write-once-type daily turning memory of this embodiment is bent downward, and (b) is the bottom portion of the mount of the write-once-type daily turning memory of the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4C is a perspective view showing a state where the paper is bent so as to be pushed upward, and FIG. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a side view of a write-once type turning memory according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which (a) shows a state in which a mount is crushed into a substantially flat shape, (b) shows a state in which the bottom portion of the mount is pushed upward; (c) shows a state in which the bottom surface of the mount can be erected by pulling downward and developing. (A) is the perspective view which displayed the recording page which attached | subjected the date of the 16th day of the write-once type daily turning memory of the Example of this invention, (b) is the 17th day by inverting the front and back of (a). It is the perspective view which displayed the recording page which attached the date of eyes.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the write-once-type daily turning memory 1 of the present invention has a mount 2, a cover 3, and a plurality of recording pages 4, and the mount 2 has a front surface portion through a bottom surface portion 5 formed so as to be foldable. 2a and the rear surface portion 2b (see FIG. 2A) are formed to be foldable, and a plurality of hole portions 6 (FIG. 2A) formed along the upper side of the mount 2, the cover 3, and each recording page 4. ))) And the spelling member 7 is mounted.

  Describing in detail such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 2 (a), the mount 2 is formed of a single piece of thick paper or the like, and is inserted through a middle broken line 5c provided in the middle of the front and rear width of the rectangular bottom surface portion 5. In addition to being formed so as to be able to be folded, the rectangular front surface portion 2a and rear surface portion 2b having the same shape are formed on both sides in the front-rear direction of the bottom surface portion 5 via folding lines 5a and 5b. A plurality of hole portions 6a are formed along both ends of the front surface portion 2a and the rear surface portion 2b, and a plurality of ring shapes as shown in FIG. 2 (c) are connected to the hole portions 6a. I am trying to wear.

  Also, the cover 3 shown in FIG. 2 (b) is formed of thick paper or the like, and is formed in a rectangular shape that is substantially the same shape as the front surface portion 2a or the rear surface portion 2b of the mount 2, and on its surface, as shown in the figure, Arbitrary characters, symbols, and the like on which the title of the write-once type daily turning memory 1 of the present embodiment is drawn.

  Further, a hole 6b similar to the hole 6a formed in the mount 2 is formed along one end of the cover 3, and the binding member 7 is attached to the hole of the mount 2 as shown in FIG. By attaching it to the hole 6b of the cover 3 together with 6a, the cover 3 can be turned over via the binding member 7, as shown in FIG.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (d), on the front and back surfaces of each recording page 4, a continuous number indicating a date from at least 1st to 31st and any existing events are printed on a daily basis. A column and a column in which a user arbitrarily adds a record are provided. The recording page 4 is also formed with a hole 6c similar to the hole 6a formed in the mount 2 along one end, and the binding member 7 is inserted into the hole of the mount 2 as shown in FIG. Each recording page 4 can be turned over via the binding member 7 by being mounted in the hole 6c of each recording page 4 together with the portion 6a.

  Further, the recording page 4 will be described in detail. For example, the recording page 4 shown in FIG. 2D has “1” as a continuous number 8 indicating the date of the first day in the upper center. Characters are written, and at the bottom, there is a column for printing any existing event by day.

  As the contents of the column for printing these existing events by day (hereinafter referred to as the “pre-recorded record field 4a”), there is a limit to the size of the recording page 4, so, for example, national anniversary or local memorial It is advisable to select important matters to be recorded on the day or an anniversary of a specific company or organization, etc., organize the events by day, and print on the recording page 4 of the corresponding day.

  Further, a column (hereinafter referred to as an additional recording column 4b) in which a user of the additional writing type daily turning memory 1 arbitrarily adds a recording is provided at the bottom of each recording page 4. As for the contents of the record, in addition to family birthday, entrance anniversary, graduation anniversary, wedding anniversary, death date, etc., important anniversary dates to be recorded by family, individuals, groups, etc. are divided by day, It is good to describe with the handwritten pen etc. in the additional recording column 4b of the recording page 4 of the said day.

  Since the write-once-type daily turning memory 1 of the present embodiment is configured as described above, when the write-once-type daily turning memory 1 is stored, as shown in FIG. 3A or FIG. It is preferable to make it the thin shape which pulled down the middle broken line 5c of the bottom face part 2 of 2, and was crushed. When the write-once type daily turning memory 1 is used, as shown in FIG. 3 (b) or 4 (b), after the middle folding line 5c of the bottom surface portion 5 of the mount 2 is pushed upward, As shown in FIG. 4C or FIG. 4C, the mount 2 can be erected by developing the folded shape of the bottom surface portion 5 of the mount 2 into a flat shape.

  Further, when the mount 2 is set up in this manner, the cover 3 and the recording page 4 are displayed in a state where they are supported on either of the inclined front surface portion 2a and rear surface portion 2b of the mount 2, An arbitrary recording page 4 can be displayed by turning each recording page 4.

  As a method of using the write-once type daily turning memory 1 of the present embodiment, the recording page 4 can be displayed every day by standing the mount 2 as described above on the upper surface of a desk, a shelf or the like. By turning 4 every day, it becomes possible to confirm at a glance past events corresponding to that day.

  In addition, it is possible to easily confirm the events in a few days just by turning the record page 4. By knowing in advance the events that need to be prepared, such as birthdays, it is possible to make preparations with ease. It becomes possible.

  Furthermore, when it is desired to add some new content, each recording page 4 can be made substantially flat by folding the bottom surface portion 5 of the mount 2 as shown in FIG. By writing in the column 4b (see FIG. 2D) with a handwritten pen or the like, it becomes possible to know the added contents just by turning the recording page 4 later.

  Further, the recording page 4 of the present embodiment is printed on the front surface of the first page with the display “1” on the first day, and the back surface thereof is a page on which the usage method of the write-once type daily turning memory 1 is described. The display “2” of the second day is displayed on the surface of the next page after turning the page. When the pages are sequentially turned, “3”, “4”... Are displayed, and when the back side of the recording page 4 is also printed, the first day is displayed on the total of 16 recording pages 4. Display "1" to display "31" on the 31st day can be displayed.

  In the case of such print contents of the record page 4, when the record page 4 is turned every day, as shown in FIG. 5A, the display “16” on the 16th day becomes the last page, On the next day, the display “17” on the 17th day is displayed on the front side as shown in FIG.

  Therefore, in order to display from the first day display “1” to the 31st day display “31”, when the front and back surfaces of the recording page 4 are used for printing, 16 sheets of print page paper are used. In fact, the write-once type daily turning memory 1 of this embodiment can be made thin and low in cost.

  By installing the write-once-type daily turning memory of the present invention in a familiar place such as a desk or a shelf, the past records can be organized for the hand and recorded in a postscript and permanent manner. , It can be used as a write-once-type daily turning memory that allows visual confirmation of past events corresponding to the day.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Write-once type tear-off memory 2 Mount 2a Front part 2b Rear part 3 Cover 4 Recording page 4a Pre-recorded field 4b Additional record 5 Bottom face 5c Folding lines 5a, 5b Folding curves 6a, 6b, 6c Hole 7 Spelling member 8 Date Consecutive numbers

Claims (1)

It has a mount, a cover, and a plurality of recording pages, and the mount has a front surface and a rear surface that can be bent via a bottom surface that can be folded halfway. Attaching a spelling member to a plurality of holes formed along
The cover and the recording page are supported on one of the inclined front part and rear part in the state where the base sheet is erected by developing the folded shape of the bottom part of the base part, and each recording page is turned. Can display any recording page,
On the front and back of each record page, a continuous number indicating the date from at least 1st to 31st, a field for printing any existing events by day, and a field for the user to add additional records The write-once type page turning memory characterized in that the recording page on the front side and the recording page on the rear side of the upright mount can be reversed and displayed.