JP3196838U - Calendar with corresponding display paper such as photos - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To turn a calendar body over a predetermined period, for example, several months, when it is desired to leave a favorite photo in the upper half of the photo album when it is turned over. Even if you want to keep only a specific photo in the upper half, you can freely select the photo you like without necessarily matching the upper half of the photo book with the calendar of the lower half. Provide a calendar with corresponding paper such as a photo that reveals A corresponding display paper B for the upper half of the photo book or the like and a calendar main body C of the lower half are integrally configured, and the corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book or the like has a predetermined number of photo papers on the upper side. The calendar body in the lower half is connected to the edge B1 so that it can be turned upside down, and a predetermined number of calendar papers are connected so as to be turned down at the bottom edge C1. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a calendar with corresponding display paper such as a photograph in which a corresponding display paper such as a photograph is connected to the upper half and a calendar body is connected to the lower half.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a calendar in which an upper half is a photo collection of a month-turned display paper or the like, and a calendar calendar body is connected to a lower half (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
This is configured such that the upper half of the photo book and the lower half of the calendar body are connected by a ring, and the photo book is turned according to the calendar turning of the calendar body.
Normally, a photo is printed on the back side of the calendar paper of the lower half calendar body, and the back side photo is exposed in the upper half when the calendar paper is turned upward.

Utility Model Registration No. 3169112

Since these photographs and calendar paper always correspond vertically, the upper half of the photograph is configured to always change when the lower half of the calendar paper is turned.
This has an advantage that the corresponding photograph can be enjoyed every month by deliberately arranging the corresponding photograph on the calendar paper in the lower half by exposing the next turned photograph.
However, when the lower half of the calendar body is turned over, if you want to keep your favorite photos out of the upper half of the photo book, or you want to turn the calendar over a predetermined period, for example several months, Even if you want to keep only a specific photo in the upper half, you can freely select the photo you like without necessarily matching the upper half of the photo book with the calendar of the lower half. There is a need for a calendar that exposes the world.

  In this device, the corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book and the calendar body of the lower half are integrated, and the corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book has a predetermined number of photo papers at the upper edge. In the lower half of the calendar body, a predetermined number of calendar papers are connected at the lower edge so that they can be turned down. Is.

  The lower half of the calendar body is also characterized in that a predetermined number of calendar sheets can be temporarily fixed.

  Further, as a configuration that can be temporarily fixed, it is also characterized in that a clip capable of expanding the tip is inserted into a stop hole formed at a predetermined position of the calendar paper.

  According to the present invention, the corresponding display paper such as the upper half of the photo book is connected at the upper edge so that it can be turned upward, and the calendar body of the lower half is connected at the lower edge so that it can be turned downward. The main body can be turned downward freely to expose the calendar paper corresponding to the current month on the surface, and the upper half of the corresponding display paper can be turned upward to make a predetermined corresponding display paper such as desired There is an effect that can be exposed to the upper half of the photo, in particular, the upper half can be flipped upward, so any page of the photo can be exposed on the surface, the calendar paper of the lower half is Since it is turned downward, it does not cover the corresponding display paper such as a photograph exposed above, and there is an effect that does not hinder the upper half.

The front view which shows the calendar with a corresponding paper of this invention. The disassembled perspective view which shows the calendar | calender with corresponding paper of this invention. (A) A side view showing a calendar body C and a clip. (B) The front view which shows a clip. Explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of a calendar with corresponding paper. Explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of a calendar with corresponding paper.

  In the present invention, the corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book and the like and the calendar body of the lower half are configured integrally, and the corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book has a predetermined number of photo papers at the upper edge. The calendar body in the lower half provides a calendar with a corresponding paper such as a photograph, in which a predetermined number of calendar papers are connected so as to be turned down at the lower edge.

  The lower half of the calendar body is configured to be capable of temporarily fixing a predetermined number of calendar papers.

  Further, as a configuration capable of being temporarily fixed, a clip whose tip can be expanded is inserted into a stop hole formed at a predetermined position of the calendar paper.

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view showing a calendar A with paper of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a calendar A with corresponding paper of the present invention. 3A is a side view showing the calendar body C and the clip E. FIG. FIG. 3B is a front view showing the clip. 4 and 5 are explanatory views showing the usage state of the calendar A with corresponding paper.

  A calendar A with a corresponding paper such as a photograph of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 is a calendar composed of a corresponding display paper B made up of a plurality of photographic papers 2 in the upper half and a plurality of calendar papers 3 in the lower half. The main body C is integrated with the mount D.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the corresponding display paper B has a plurality of connecting holes B2 formed in the upper edge B1, and is locked to a wall-hanging hook (not shown) at the center of the upper edge B1. A locking hole B3 is provided for this purpose.

  Also, the corresponding display paper B has a plurality of photographic papers 2 on which pictures of various landscapes are printed. Each photographic paper 2 edits a user's favorite photograph with a personal computer, and the edited photograph is displayed on the photographic paper 2. You may use what was printed with the printer on the surface. Note that the photographic paper may be printed with pictures or characters drawn in addition to photographs.

  The calendar body C has a plurality of connection holes C2 formed in the lower edge C1, and a stop hole C4 formed in the left and right ends of the upper edge C3.

  The calendar body C has a plurality of calendar papers 3 each having a date printed from January to December printed on a monthly basis. In addition, the calendar paper may be printed on the date of two months.

  The mount D has a plurality of upper holes D2 corresponding to the connection holes B2 of the corresponding display paper B formed in the upper edge D1, and a locking hole D3 is formed in the center of the upper edge D1. Yes. The mount D is provided with a plurality of lower holes C5 corresponding to the connecting holes C2 of the calendar cover C in the lower edge portion D4, and stop holes D7 are respectively provided in the central edge portions D6 and D6 in the longitudinal direction. It is drilled.

  The connecting tool F for connecting the corresponding display paper B and the calendar main body C has a structure in which a plurality of substantially rings with notches at one end are connected, and the interval between the rings is the adjacent connecting holes B2, B2 of the corresponding display paper B. It is formed so as to match the interval between them and to match the interval between the adjacent coupling holes C2, C2 of the calendar body C.

  A clip E for temporarily fixing the calendar main body C shown in FIG. 3 connects the legs E2 and E2 which are opened to the circular base E1, and the distance between the tips of the legs E2 and E2 is the calendar. It is formed longer than the diameter of the stop hole C4 of the main body C. The clip E can lock the calendar body C to the mount D while being inserted into the stop hole C4 of the calendar body C.

  The corresponding display paper B is overlapped on the upper half of the mount D, and the upper hole D2 of the mount D and the connection hole B2 of the corresponding display paper B are made to coincide with each other to engage the connector F. In this way, by connecting the corresponding display paper B to the upper half of the mount D, the user can freely select the favorite photographic paper 2 by turning it up.

  The calendar body C is overlapped on the lower half of the mount D, and the connecting tool F is engaged with the lower hole D5 of the mount D and the connecting hole C2 of the calendar body C being aligned with each other. In this way, the calendar body 3 is connected to the lower half of the mount D so that the calendar paper 3 is turned downward, and the stop hole C4 of the calendar paper 3 and the stop hole D7 of the mount D are aligned with each other. The clip E can be engaged.

  With this configuration, as shown in FIGS. 4A to 4D, even if the lower half is a calendar paper for December, the upper half can be freely selected from four types of photographic paper for use. can do. If you get tired of the photo selected by the user, you can select and use the calendar paper for December from the other three types.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 5A to 5D, the upper half can change the calendar paper for each month while the same photo paper is selected. With the configuration of the present invention, even if the moon changes, it can be used even when the same photograph is desired to be visually recognized.

  According to the calendar A with corresponding paper such as a photograph, the user can change the lower half of the calendar paper 3 as described above according to the user's usage, and turn the upper half of the photographic paper 2 individually. One photo paper 2 of your choice can be selected and displayed.

  Note that the calendar A with a corresponding paper such as this photo is the corresponding display paper B in the upper half and the calendar body C in the lower half, but the calendar body C is in the upper half by changing the top and bottom, and the lower half The part may be configured to correspond to the corresponding display paper B. In this case, the corresponding display paper B and calendar body C need to be provided with holes for inserting clips, connecting holes, and the like at necessary locations such as the upper and lower edges.

  Further, the calendar A with corresponding paper such as the present photograph may be provided with a stop hole for inserting the clip E on the left and right sides of the lower edge portion of the corresponding display paper B. In this way, by configuring the corresponding display paper B and the calendar body C to be stopped with the clip E, the longitudinal direction of the calendar A with the corresponding paper is turned upward, and the corresponding display paper B and the calendar body C are turned in a double-page spread. It can also be used.

  The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments, and various modifications are possible within the scope of the gist of the present invention described in the claims.・ Change is possible.

A Calendar with corresponding paper such as photos B Corresponding display paper B1 Upper edge C Calendar body C1 Lower edge D Mount E Clip

Claims (3)

  Corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book and the calendar body of the lower half are integrated, and the corresponding display paper for the upper half of the photo book can be turned upside down at the upper edge. The calendar body in the lower half is connected to a predetermined number of calendar papers at the lower edge so as to be freely turned down.   2. A calendar with corresponding paper such as a photograph according to claim 1, wherein the calendar body in the lower half is configured to be capable of temporarily fixing a predetermined number of calendar papers.   The photograph or the like according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, as a configuration capable of being temporarily fixed, a clip capable of expanding the tip is inserted through a stop hole formed at a predetermined position of the calendar paper. Calendar with compatible paper.

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