JP3199330U - Rotating album - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a rotary album in which a plurality of photos (album) can be put in a photo holder and can be rotated and positioned both vertically and horizontally. On a base, a standing plate 3 formed with a bifurcated portion 3a is erected, and a rotatable photographic holder is provided with a support portion 4b protruding from the back, which can be inserted into and removed from the bifurcated portion. It is characterized by. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a rotary album that can be stored as a photo (album) and can rotate a photo holder.

As a conventional technique, a main body in which two photo storage recesses are arranged in parallel on the front surface and the central portion is rotatably supported by a photo set table by a shaft, a binder fixed to the front center of the main body, and a surface A photograph having a concave portion having a required size and a transparent film that covers the concave portion and that can accommodate a photograph larger in size than the photograph that is stored in the concave portion, and whose one side edge is bound in the binder. There is a photo frame comprising a storage sheet, and a locking mechanism that is interposed between the main body and the photo set base and locks the main body each time the main body is rotated by a required angle. (See Patent Document 1)

As another prior art, a storage part having a fixed shape and a cover having a fixed shape that covers the storage part by pivoting and rotating at the end of the storage part, and the cover has a pivot point A of the storage part. The claw stand is formed on one or both of the surfaces having the axis landing point B of the storage portion, and the claw stand is in the direction opposite to the lid with the axis landing point B as the center. There is a photo frame and photo storage case that has a structure that is rotated by 30 to 85 ° and fixed at a constant angle, and that both the storage portion and the lid are made of transparent plastic. (See Patent Document 2)

Utility Model 6-19631 Registered Utility Model No. 3029370

The former is a binder system, and is rotatably supported. It does not have a configuration in which a photographic holder can be easily attached and detached as in the present invention, and cannot move vertically and horizontally with one touch.

In addition, the latter is unstable because the nail stand is self-supporting in the vertical and horizontal directions while being put in and out, and is performed with a single nail stand.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and a plurality of photos (album) can be put in a photo holder, and can be rotated and positioned both vertically and horizontally.
In addition, the base (standing plate) and the photo holder can be easily removed (attached) with the stopper, making maintenance easier.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems. A standing plate formed with a bifurcated portion is erected on a base, and a support portion is provided on the rear surface so that it can be taken in and out of the bifurcated portion. A rotatable photo holder is provided. In addition, an insertion port through which a plurality of photographs can be inserted from at least one direction is provided, and a stopper is provided at the bifurcated portion. Further, the retaining member is characterized in that the wire is bent to form a handle part and a removable part is provided.

1) By detachably attaching a photographic holder provided with a rotating support portion on the bifurcated portion, the photographic holder can be rotated in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction easily.
2) The photo holder can be easily removed from the base (standing plate) with the stopper, which is effective for other types of photo holders and maintenance when broken.
3) The stopper is not only a stopper for rotating the photo holder, but also a handle and can be carried.
4) Since the photo holder can contain multiple photos and albums, it can also be used for picture-story shows.

The front view of the rotary album which shows one Example of this invention. The side view of the rotary album which shows one Example of this invention. FIG. 1 is an operational state diagram of a rotary album showing one embodiment of the present invention. The block diagram of the rotary album which shows one Example of this invention. FIG. 2 is an operational state diagram of a rotary album showing one embodiment of the present invention.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a rotary album.
Reference numeral 2 denotes a base formed by providing an oblique mounting base 2b on a planar rectangular substrate 2a.
Reference numeral 3 denotes a standing plate which is formed by cutting out the end of a rectangular flat plate on the base 2 (mounting base 2a) to form a bifurcated portion 3a and through holes 3b and 3b. It is.
A photo holder 4 is provided with an insertion port 4a into which a plurality of photographs can be inserted from at least one side, and a support portion 4b including a columnar support shaft 4b1 and a disk-shaped guide plate 4b2 provided on the back surface. It is provided so as to be freely inserted into the bifurcated portion 3 a of the upright plate 3.
In addition, you may provide the glass plate 4c as needed.
5 is a retainer provided detachably in the through-hole 3b of the bifurcated portion 3a. The wire 5 is bent to form a handle portion 5a, and a long and short part 5b1 and a short part are removed at both ends. A part 5b is provided by the part 5b2. (Refer to FIGS. 1 to 4)

A usage example of the rotary album 1 will be described.
First, the assembly procedure will be described.
1) The support shaft 4b1 of the support portion 4b of the photo holder 4 is inserted into the bifurcated portion 3a of the standing plate 3 of the base 2 from above.
2) Next, the long-sized part 5b1 and the short-sized part 5b2 are opened slightly in the horizontal direction, and the long-sized part 5b1 is inserted into one through hole 3b.
3) Subsequently, the short dimension removing portion 5b2 is inserted into the other through hole 3b. (See Figure 3)
The assembly is performed according to the above procedure. When disassembling, the reverse procedure may be performed.
Next, the rotation of the photo holder will be described.
Simply move the photo holder 4 upwards (the stopper 5 serves as a stopper), rotate it, and place it on the top of the mounting base 2b.
Further, when a photograph or album is put into the photo holder 4, it can be easily put in and out from the insertion slot 4a, and a plurality of pieces (for example, 20 pieces) are possible.

Although it is mainly used as a rotating album, it can also be used as a picture-story show if the photo holder is made transparent. (See Figure 5)
Moreover, by increasing the size (for example, about 1 m to 2 m), it can be used for POPs, guide boards, signboards, etc., and has potential for products in various industries.

In the above embodiment, the material and size (for example, A4 size is included) are not particularly limited, and may be determined as necessary.

1 ―――― Rotary album 2 ―――― Base 3 ―――― Stand 4 ―――― Photo holder

Claims (3)

The base plate is provided with a standing plate formed with a bifurcated portion, and a rotatable photo holder with a support portion projecting from the back, which can be taken in and out of the bifurcated portion. Rotating album.
2. The rotary album according to claim 1, wherein the photo holder is provided with an insertion port into which a plurality of photos can be inserted from at least one direction, and a stopper is provided at the bifurcated portion.
The rotary album according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the retaining member is formed by bending a wire to form a handle portion and a detachable detachable portion.

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