JP3180026U - calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

A calendar capable of storing a paper surface in a state correlated with a calendar is provided.
A calendar 10 is a booklet-like calendar in which a set of 12 rectangular mounts 12 is bound by a fastener 14 at an upper end portion. The mount 12 is rectangular and has a vertically long shape, and a linear perforation 16 is inserted in the lateral direction at a position slightly below the center. On the fixed end side 12 a above the perforation 16, a storage section that can store a schedule table and the like is provided inside the transparent sheet 22, and a calendar for one month is printed on the calendar display section 20 below. Has been. The mount 12 can be divided into two areas, upper and lower, at the perforation 16, and in this case, the fixed end side 12 a remains in the state of being bound by the fasteners 14, and the free end side 12 b is the calendar 10. It is withdrawn from.
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Description

The present invention relates to a calendar with a storage function, such as paper and photos.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a calendar having a storage function for photographs and the like has been known in which a transparent plate is provided on the top of the calendar and a photograph or the like is sandwiched between the transparent plates (see Patent Document 1). In addition to this, for example, Patent Document 2 and Patent Document 3 show other forms, but in any case, only one place is provided for storing photos regardless of the number of calendars.

Noto 3123304 gazette Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-30153 JP-A-9-272280

If the object to be stored is a hobby like a photograph, the relationship with the calendar is not questioned much, but information closely related to the calendar such as the schedule table and shift table of the school or work is stored. In the case of storing the paper surface including it, it is very preferable in practice that the correlation between the calendar and the paper surface information is known at a glance.

An object of the present invention is to provide a calendar capable of storing paper in a state correlated with the calendar.

The present invention is a calendar in which a plurality of mounts are bound in a booklet shape, and the mount is perforated to divide into two regions of a fixed end side where the end portion is bound and a free end side where the end portion is not bound. , A storage unit formed of a transparent sheet on the fixed end side, and a calendar display unit on which the calendar is printed on the free end side.

In the present invention, it is preferable to provide an area for displaying an advertisement on the fixed end side, and further, to provide a clasp for binding the plurality of mounts, and to provide a protrusion provided on the clasp. It is preferable that a hole for passing through the back side of the mount when the mount is rolled is provided on the fixed end side of the mount.

By providing storage units and calendar display units on multiple mounts that make up a booklet calendar, schedule tables and shift tables can be stored on mounts that display calendars at the same time, so they are practical and organized. If easy. Since the storage portion is formed of a transparent sheet, information on the paper surface can be confirmed while being stored. If the calendar display part is cut off after the use as a calendar, it can be continuously used as a booklet in which only the storage part is bound, which is highly convenient and contributes to resource saving.

Calendar configuration diagram

In FIG. 1, a calendar 10 is a booklet-like calendar in which a set of 12 rectangular mounts 12 is bound by a fastener 14 at the upper end portion. The mount 12 is rectangular and has a vertically long shape, and a straight perforation 16 is inserted in the horizontal direction at a position slightly below the center. The mount 12 can be divided into two upper and lower regions at the perforation 16, and in the case of being divided into two, the upper fixed end side 12 a bound by the fastener 14 remains in the state of being bound by the fastener 14. Then, the lower unbound free end side 12 b is detached from the calendar 10.

A calendar display section 20 is provided on the free end side 12b of the mount 12 over substantially the entire surface, and a calendar for one month is printed on the calendar display section 20. The calendar 10 is a calendar for one year in which twelve mounts 12 are made into one set, and calendars from January to December are printed on the calendar display section 20 of each mount 12. Note that the calendar 10 can be configured so that one set includes six sheets by printing a calendar for two months on one mount.

A rectangular transparent sheet 22 is attached to the fixed end side 12a of the mount 12 over substantially the entire surface. In the transparent sheet 22, three sides of the four sides excluding the upper side are bonded to the mount 12. A space formed between the transparent sheet 22 and the mount 12 is a storage portion that can store a thin object, and a paper surface and the like can be taken in and out from an upper side portion that is not bonded. In the storage section, for example, what is distributed on paper such as a school event table, a work shift table, and a schedule table can be stored as they are. Since the information such as characters printed on the paper surface can be read directly through the transparent sheet 22, if the printing surface is stored facing the front side, there is no need to take out the paper surface from the storage unit, and the schedule etc. there is no need to write down.

The storage unit can be used for interior decorations by storing photos and posters. Also, if tickets for concerts and events are stored in the month of the date of the event, it is not necessary to write the date of the event in the calendar, and it is possible to prevent the tickets from being lost or misplaced. Moreover, it is possible to prevent the payment due date from being passed by storing the transfer paper.

In the lower right portion of the transparent sheet 22, an advertisement display unit 24 on which advertisements such as names of companies and organizations that distribute the calendar 10 to customers and business partners, and names of handled products is printed.

The calendar 10 can be divided into two upper and lower parts at the perforation 16 and the free end side 12b provided with the calendar display unit 20 can be excised, so that the calendar 10 is fixed after finishing the role as a calendar. It can be continuously used as a booklet in which only the storage portion on the end side 12a is bound. Since the advertisement display unit 24 is provided on the fixed end side 12a, the advertisement effect continues even after the role as a calendar is finished.

A hole 26 penetrating the front and back of the mount 12 is provided at a position near the upper end of the fixed end 12a. By providing this hole 26, when the mount 12 is rolled up, the projection 28 of the clasp 14 can be exposed to the outside of the mount 12 through the hole 26 of the mount 12 that has been rolled up. it is possible to be hung on the wall in the stabbing pin or the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Calendar 12 Mount 14 Fastener 16 Perforation 20 Calendar display part 22 Transparent sheet 24 Advertisement display part 26 Hole 28 Protrusion part

Claims (3)

A calendar in which multiple mounts are bound in a booklet,
The mount includes a perforation for dividing into two regions of a fixed end side where the end portion is bound and a free end side where the end portion is not bound, and a storage portion formed of a transparent sheet on the fixed end side, A calendar display portion on which the calendar is printed on the free end side;
calendar. An area for displaying an advertisement on the fixed end side;
The calendar according to claim 1. A fastener for binding the plurality of mounts is provided,
Provided with a hole on the fixed end side of the mount for allowing the protrusion provided on the fastener to pass through the back side of the mount when the mount is rolled up,
The calendar according to claim 1 or 2.

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