JP3211037U - bookmark - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To easily attach a book to a book with a minimum number of steps using only one string, and to mark three or four pages with only that one string. I will provide a. A single string 1 having a length three or four times the vertical width of a book is prepared, and only the string is joined by joining the strings to one end or a portion corresponding to a quarter. A stringing ring 3 consisting of [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a bag made up of elongated string-like pieces (hereinafter abbreviated as “strings”), such as paper, cloth, plastic, etc., among the bags that are sandwiched between read pages of a book. .

  Patent Document 1 is known as a bag that can be attached so as not to fall on a book and can be used as a mark of a page to be read. However, what is described in the document is that four holes are made in a folded paper fold of a vertically long paper, and the string and the fold mountain passed through the hole are wrapped around the cover of the book, and thereby the book is folded. It is attached so as not to fall. Therefore, in order to achieve the purpose of attaching the kite so that it does not fall into the book, it is necessary to prepare a paper fold mountain in addition to the string, and the complicated work of passing the string through the fold mountain four times It is not possible to use it as a bag unless it passes through.

JP 2010-52436 A

  The technical problem of the present invention is that only one string is used, and it is attached so that it does not easily fall on a book that has been read with a minimum number of steps. It is to provide a bag that can be used as a landmark of the page.

In order to obtain a bag that can be attached so that it does not easily fall into a book that has been read, and can be used as a landmark on up to three pages, using only one string and the minimum number of steps, the following measures should be taken: Adopted.
One string having a length three times the vertical width of the book was prepared, and at one end of the string, the strings were joined together to form a string-through ring composed only of the strings.

In order to obtain a bag that can be attached to a book so that it cannot be easily dropped and used as a landmark on up to four pages using only one string, with the minimum number of steps, the following measures should be taken: Adopted.
A string with a length four times the vertical width of the book was prepared, and a string loop consisting only of the string was formed by joining the strings at a place corresponding to a quarter of the total length. .

In order to be able to join only one string only with the string, and to perform it by simple manual work without cost, the following means were especially employ | adopted.
The joining of the strings was achieved by tying the strings.

In the invention of claim 1, the attachment of the string to the book is performed as follows. Make a loop through the string through the string loop. Wrap the loop around the two pages of the book (or the same thing you want to keep). And when you pull the string through the ring and shrink the loop, the bag is firmly attached to the book so that it doesn't fall. Put the string extended from the string loop around the other page. In this way, three pages can be marked with one string.
If the loop is wrapped around the cover of the book and the page that is being read, a single string can mark two pages. If the string extended from the string loop is not sandwiched between pages of other places (when the loop is just wound), it becomes a mark of one page.

In the invention of claim 2, attachment of the string to the book is performed as follows. A loop 4 shown in FIG. 2 (b) is formed through the longer string through the stringing ring. Wrap the loop around the two pages of the book. And when you pull the string through the ring and shrink the loop, the bag is firmly attached to the book so that it doesn't fall. Place the longer string from the string loop of the longer string and the shorter string between the other two pages. In this way, a single string can mark up to four pages.
If the loop is wrapped around the cover of the book and the page that is being read, the marks on the three pages can be made as shown in FIG. Referring to the above description, it is easy to mark two or one page.

  In the invention of claim 3, various methods are used as a method of tying the strings. The combination shown in FIG. 4 requires the least amount of work. With the combination shown in FIG. 5, the size of the ring can be easily changed, and ornaments can be attached to the ring. The way of tying in FIG. 6 is not very common, but there is an advantage that the size of the ring is not changed.

It is a side view of the string described in claim 2. (A) is a perspective view of an open book, and (b) is a diagram showing a part of the longer string (the length of the string corresponding to three-fourths of the total length) passed through the string loop. is there. FIG. 3 is a perspective view when a loop is wound around a cover of a book and a page at a place to be read and a mark on three pages is made with one string. It is the figure which tied the string in order of (a), (b), (c), and illustrated the knotting method which minimizes the process of tying. (A), (b), (c), (d) so that the strings can be tied in order and the size of the stringing ring can be changed arbitrarily and easily as needed It is the figure which illustrated how to tie. (A), (b), (c), (d), (e) are tied in the order, and after tying, the tying method to prevent the size of the stringing ring from being changed is illustrated FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

The length of the string 1 is approximately 3 or 4 times the vertical width of the book. It can be set to any length, such as 2.5 times or 4.5 times, as required or preferred. That is the scope of the design of the present invention. However, the length must be determined in advance depending on how many pages you want to use as a landmark.
The string 1 may be a color such as red, blue, yellow, or may be elastic.

  The strings 1 can be joined to each other with glue, a commercially available adhesive, or the like. However, in that case, after joining, it is necessary to join firmly so that when the loop 4 is formed, the joining of the joining portion 2 is separated and the string cannot be passed through the string passing ring 3. Also, it should be noted that it cannot be used as a bag until the joint 2 is solidified and completely joined.

Examples of how the strings 1 can be easily combined are illustrated in FIGS. 4, 5, and 6. If tied according to a figure, the stringing ring 3 can be formed easily. Of course, other ways of knotting may be made with reference to these examples.
5, after tying, the center part of the ornament (not shown) is sandwiched between the loops of the string loop 3 and then the string passed through the ring is pulled to reduce the loop. At the same time as attaching the bag to the book, you can also attach the ornament to the bag.

  The present invention is used in industries related to bags or strings.

1 String 2 Joint 3 String loop 4 Loop

Claims (3)

  A casket in which a string having a length three times the vertical width of a book is prepared, and a string loop formed only of the string is formed at one end by joining the strings.   A string with a length four times the vertical width of the book was prepared, and a string loop consisting only of the string was formed by joining the strings at a place corresponding to a quarter of the total length. bookmark.   The scissors according to claim 1 or 2, wherein joining of the cords is achieved by tying the cords together.

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