JP3222312U - Thin small package - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a package for thin small articles that is simple and easy to assemble and has an interesting structure suitable for packaging when presenting small small articles. SOLUTION: A first inner plate 28 has a first outer folding ruled line 30 folded and overlapped with the first outer plate 16, and a second inner plate 34 has a second outer folding ruled line 36 folded to form a second outer plate 18. Overlap. The sub-fold ruled line 40 overlaps the position where the main fold ruled line 14 is extended. The back plate 38 overlaps the first inner plate and is glued to each other to form a storage space between the first inner plate and the back plate. Communicate with each other in position. The main fold ruled line and the sub fold ruled line are folded and the first and second outer plates overlap, and the vicinity of the first and second outer fold ruled lines is glued to each other. The first inner plate 28, the second inner plate and the back plate are accommodated between the first and second outer plates, and the second inner plate overlaps the back plate and covers the inner plate insertion hole 44. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a thin accessory package used for packaging thin accessories such as coins, photographs, stamps and the like.

  Conventionally, as disclosed in, for example, Patent Document 1, it is a potty bag for storing banknotes and the like, and comprises three layers: a back cover, a hollow inside mount, and a front cover, and fixing the back cover and the inside mount. In addition to this, there was a mount-type Pochi bag in which the front cover was made removable from the middle mount by applying a paste that easily peeled off the front side surface of the middle mount. The stored bills and the like can be taken in and out by detaching the front cover from the middle mount. In addition, the front cover can be used as a photo stand by performing predetermined folding stand processing after use.

  In addition, as disclosed in Patent Document 2 filed by the present applicant, a package for PTP assembled by folding one backing sheet, sandwiching a PTP sheet between two plates overlapping each other, and pasting a specific portion. was there. In the PTP sheet, in a state of being packaged in a package, a transparent protrusion containing a tablet or the like protrudes from the through hole of the package, and the tablet or the like can be visually recognized from the outside.

Utility model registration No. 3219412 Utility model registration No. 3206242

  When you give someone a commemorative coin, commemorative stamp, etc., you want to give a method to surprise the opponent a little or a method to give a memorable impression. In order to do so, it is conceivable to provide a package by wrapping it in an entertaining package. In addition, since it is assumed that the gifted person keeps the contents in the package and keeps watching the contents from time to time, the package is simple and easy to assemble, and the contents can be put in and out repeatedly. Preferably it is a structure.

  The mount-type Pochi bag of Patent Document 1 is configured such that the front cover is attached to the middle mount with glue that easily peels off, and the front cover is detached and the contents are taken in and out. Can not be used in a very short time. In addition, since this mount-type potty bag has a structure in which three boards (back cover, middle mount, and front cover) are separately prepared and attached, it is difficult for a manufacturer to make a little.

  Moreover, the package for PTP of patent document 2 is a package for packaging a PTP sheet to the last. Because the PTP sheet has a unique structure with a very thin flange and a protrusion containing a tablet etc., this PTP package is used to package memorial coin-like articles (articles with a certain thickness). Is not suitable. In addition, since the tablets and the like (containers) are always packaged so as to be visible from the outside, they are unsuitable when it is desired to give a surprise for the other.

  This invention was made in view of the above background art, and provides a package for a thin accessory having a fun structure, which is simple and easy to assemble, and is suitable for packaging when a thin accessory is presented. To aim.

This invention is a thin small-sized package used for small-sized small-sized packages, comprising a single sheet of backing, the first and second skins being continuous with each other via a main crease. A first inner plate extended to an end of the first outer plate opposite to the main crease and separated from the first outer plate by the first outer crease, and the second outer plate Of the second inner plate which is extended to the end opposite to the main crease and separated from the second outer plate by the second outer crease, and the second outer crease of the second inner plate It has a back plate which is extended at the end opposite to the crease and which is separated from the second inner plate by a sub crease,
A first auxiliary fold line facing the main fold line is provided inside the first outer plate, and a second auxiliary fold line opposite the main fold line is provided inside the second outer plate The first inner plate is formed such that the width of the tip portion is narrower than the width of the first outer plate, and the inside of the tip portion is a container visual hole having a size that the contents can not pass through; The second inner plate is formed such that the width of the tip portion is narrower than the width of the second outer plate, and the inside of the back plate has an opening such as a stored item insertion hole having a shape through which the stored material can pass. An inner plate insertion hole through which the tip portions of the first and second inner plates can be inserted is provided at a position overlapping with the main creased line at least on the inner side of the first or second outer plate.
In the assembled state, the first inner plate is folded to overlap the first outer plate, and the second inner plate is broken to the second outer plate. The secondary creases overlap at the extended position of the primary creases, and the back plate overlaps the first inner plate and is glued to each other, and between the first inner plate and the back plate Forming the accommodation space, the opening and the accommodation visual hole communicate with each other at the position of the accommodation space, and further, the main crease and the auxiliary crease break and the first and second outer plates The first inner plate, the second inner plate and the back plate are accommodated between the first and second outer plates, and the second inner plate and the back plate are accommodated. An inner plate overlaps the back plate to cover the inner plate insertion hole,
When the user applies a force in a direction in which the main crease and the first and second outer creases are brought closer, the first and second outer plates are broken at the first and second auxiliary creases to be outside. And the distal end portions of the first and second inner plates are moved outward through the inner plate insertion holes to expose the storage item visual holes.

  The base may be provided with a glue layer and a release paper for covering the glue layer at a position where the first and second outer plates are glued to each other. Further, the first inner plate is formed at the inner side with the storage item visual recognition hole, and a base end portion of the first inner plate is divided from the first outer plate by the first outer folding ruled line; A spacer portion extending to an end opposite to the first outer folding line and having a contained guide hole larger than the outer shape of the contained portion formed inside, and in an assembled state, the main portion is: The first outer folding line is broken and overlapped with the first outer plate, and the spacer portion is glued to each other with one side folded over to the main body portion, and the opposite side is glued to the back plate, The storage item guide hole may be in communication with the opening and the storage item viewing hole, and the storage space may be formed inside the storage item guide hole.

  The user applies a force in a direction to bring the main fold line and the first and second outer fold lines close to each other, and the first and second outer plates are broken at the first and second auxiliary fold lines to the outside. When spread, a substantially triangular cylinder is formed by the first and second outer plates, and in this state, when placed on a flat surface with one side of the cylinder facing down, the first and second cylinders The inner plate may be configured to be supported upright. In addition, the second inner plate is provided with a tearing line for tearing the inner side of the second inner plate, and when the tearing line for tearing is broken, the opening is exposed and the housing space is opened. It can be made the composition which can put out the stored thing put in.

  The package for thin small items of this invention is a simple, easy-to-assemble, unique and interesting form of packaging, so when giving thin small items, give a little surprise to the other party or a method of giving a memorable impression. Can.

It is a figure which shows the assembled state of 1st embodiment of the thin small item package of this invention, Comprising: The perspective view seen from the side of the 1st outer plate (a), the perspective view seen from the side of the 2nd outer plate It is a figure (b). It is the expanded view (a) which looked at the base which forms the package for thin small articles of 1st embodiment from the surface side, and the expanded view (b) seen from the back side. It is a top view (a)-(c) which shows the assembly process of the package for thin small goods of 1st embodiment in order. It is the top view (a) which expanded the contents insertion hole of FIG.3 (c) and its peripheral part (a), AA sectional drawing (b) [before putting in contents]. It is the top view (a) which expanded the accommodation thing insertion hole of FIG.3 (c) and its peripheral part (a), BB sectional drawing (b) [after putting in accommodation things]. It is a top view (a), (b) and CC sectional drawing (c) which show the assembly process of the package for thin small goods of 1st embodiment in order. It is a figure which shows the operation | movement at the time of making visible the container put in the thin small item package body of 1st embodiment, Comprising: The perspective view (a) seen from the side of the 1st outer plate, 2nd outside It is the perspective view (b) seen from the side of a board. It is a figure which shows the operation | movement at the time of taking out the storage thing put into the thin small-sized package of 1st embodiment, Comprising: The perspective view (a) seen from the side of the 1st outer plate, the side of the 2nd outer plate It is the perspective view (b) seen from. The expanded view (a) which looked at the mount which forms one modification of the package for thin small goods of a first embodiment from the surface side (a), the state of BB in the middle of an assembly [after putting in a thing] It is a figure (b). It is the expanded view (a) which looked at the mount which forms 2nd embodiment of the thin small item package of this invention from the surface side, and the expanded view (b) seen from the back side. It is a top view which shows the state in the middle of assembling the package for thin small goods of 2nd embodiment, Comprising: The top view (a) which expanded the contents insertion hole and its peripheral part, DD sectional drawing (b) [After putting in the belongings].

  Hereinafter, a first embodiment of a thin small-sized package according to the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 9. The thin small-sized package 10 according to this embodiment is a package for packing the thin small-sized coin 1, and in the assembled state shown in FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b), it has a substantially rectangular card shape. It looks like the outer shape. The thin small-sized package 10 is used, for example, as a potty bag when giving a 500 yen coin to a child as a new year's ball.

  The thin accessory package 10 is formed by assembling a single backing sheet 12 made of cardboard or the like. The mount 12 includes a first outer plate 16 and a second outer plate 18 which are continuous with each other through the main fold line 14 as shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b).

  The first outer plate 16 has a substantially rectangular outer shape, and on the inner side, a first auxiliary folding line 20 parallel to the main folding line 14 is provided, and a portion 16 b opposite to the portion 16 a continuous with the second outer plate 18 Are separated by The second outer plate 18 has an outer shape substantially the same as that of the first outer plate 16, and on the inner side, a second auxiliary folding line 22 parallel to the main folding line 14 is provided, and a portion 18a continuous with the first outer plate 16 It is divided into the opposite part 18b. The portions 16a and 18a and the portions 16b and 18b are respectively the same size, and the portions 16a and 18a are slightly larger than the portions 16b and 18b.

  A first inner plate 28 composed of the main body 24 and the spacer 26 is extended at the end of the first outer plate 16 opposite to the main creased line 14. It is separated from the outer plate 16. The main body portion 24 of the first inner plate 28 is separated from the first outer plate 16 by the first outer folding line 30, and formed in a convex shape in which the width on the tip end side is narrower than the width of the first outer plate 16; At the central portion of this tip portion (convex narrow portion), a contained item visual inspection hole 24 a slightly smaller than the coin 1 is formed. The spacer portion 26 is separated from the main body portion 24 by the creased line 32 parallel to the first outer creased line 30, and the outer shape is a quadrangle of substantially the same size as the tip portion (a convex narrow portion) of the main body portion 24. In the central portion, a contained item guide hole 26a slightly larger than the coin 1 is formed.

  A convex second inner plate 34 substantially the same as the main body portion 24 of the first inner plate 28 is extended at the end of the second outer plate 18 opposite to the main creased line 14, and the second outer creased line It is separated from the second outer plate 18 at 36. An opening zipper 34a is provided at the center of the front end portion (convex narrow portion) of the second inner plate 34 by two opening breaking lines substantially parallel to the second outer creases 36. . The mark “▼” printed on the front end of the opening zipper 34 a indicates the position and breaking direction of the knob of the opening zipper 34 a.

  A substantially square back plate 38 is extended at the end of the second inner plate 34 opposite to the second outer crease 37 and is separated from the second inner plate 34 by the auxiliary crease 40. The back plate 38 is a quadrilateral having substantially the same size as the tip portion (convex narrow portion) of the second inner plate 34, and the stored item insertion hole 42 which is an opening of a unique shape at the central portion. Is formed. About half on the side near the minor fold line 40 is the small diameter portion 42 a whose diameter is slightly smaller than that of the coin 1, and approximately half on the side away from the minor fold line 40 is the coin 1. The diameter is a little larger than the large diameter portion 42b. A plurality of notches 42c are radially provided at the peripheral edge of the small diameter portion 42a.

  An elongated inner plate insertion hole 44 is provided at a position overlapping the main fold line 14 inside the first and second outer plates 16 and 18. The inner plate insertion hole 44 is set to a size that allows the distal end portion of the main body portion 24 of the first inner plate 28 and the spacer portion 26, the distal end portion of the second inner plate 34 and the back plate 38 to be inserted.

  Furthermore, a glue layer 46 and a release paper 48 for covering the glue layer 46 are provided on the rear surface of the second inner plate 34 in the vicinity of the second outer folding line 36 (a convex wide portion). .

  Next, an example of a method of packaging the coin 1 using the backing sheet 12, that is, an example of a method of assembling the thin small-sized package 10 will be described. Here, the folding method in which the front surface of the backing sheet 12 is convex is referred to as normal folding, and the folding method in which the back surface is convex is referred to as reverse folding.

  First, as shown in FIG. 3A, the first outer creases 30 are reversely folded to overlap the first inner plate 28 on the first and second outer plates 16 and 18. After applying the paste 50a to the end of the back surface of the spacer 26 opposite to the crease 32, as shown in FIG. 3 (b), the crease 32 is folded forward to form the spacer 26 as a main body. Layer on 24 and glue each other. In this state, the creased line 32 is disposed inside the inner plate insertion hole 44 (a position where the main creased line 14 is extended), and the stored item visual recognition hole 24a and the stored item guide hole 26a communicate with each other.

  Furthermore, after applying the paste 50b to the end on the side opposite to the end on the side of the folding line 32 of the surface of the spacer 26, respectively, as shown in FIG. 3C, the second outer folding line 36 is reversely folded Then, the second inner plate 34 is stacked on the second outer plate 18, and the back plate 38 is stacked on the spacer portion 26 and glued to each other. In this state, the sub crease line 40 is disposed on the inner side of the inner plate insertion hole 44 (a position where the main crease line 14 is extended), and the stored item insertion hole 42, the stored item visual recognition hole 24a and the stored item guide hole 26a mutually It communicates.

  FIGS. 4A and 4B are diagrams showing in detail the positional relationship between the stored item visual inspection hole 24a, the stored item guide hole 26a, and the stored item insertion hole 42 in the state of FIG. 3C. The storage item guide hole 26 a is disposed above the storage item visual hole 24 a substantially coaxially with the storage item visual hole 24 a. Then, since the stored item guide hole 26a is slightly larger than the stored item visual recognition hole 24a, the inner peripheral edge portion of the stored item visual recognition hole 24a protrudes inside the stored item guide hole 26a, and the step 24b is formed. The storage item insertion hole 42 is disposed above the storage item visual hole 24a and the storage item guide hole 26a, the small diameter portion 42a substantially overlaps the end edge of the storage item visual hole 24a, and the large diameter portion 42b is the storage member guide hole 26a. A plurality of notches 42c are disposed above the step 24b so as to substantially overlap the edge of the step. Then, a storage space 52 for storing the coin 1 is formed inside the storage item guide hole 26 a of the spacer 26 between the main body 24 and the back plate 38.

  The thin small-sized package 10 is shipped from the package manufacturing plant in the state shown in FIG. 3C and is sold at a retail store or the like. The remaining assembling work is performed by the user who has purchased the thin accessory package 10.

  The user performs an operation of inserting the prepared coin 1 (for example, a 500-yen coin for New Year's balls) into the storage space 52 from the storage item insertion hole 42. When inserting the coin 1, as shown in FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b), the coin 1 is moved obliquely downward from the side of the large diameter portion 42b, and the end of the coin 1 is made between the small diameter portion 42a and the step 24b. Plug in between. Then, when the end on the opposite side of the coin 1 is inserted inside the large diameter portion 42b and slightly pushed downward, the coin 1 is accommodated in the accommodation space 52, and the peripheral portion of the lower surface of the coin 1 is supported by the upper surface of the step 24b. The end or corner of the upper surface of the coin 1 is locked by the peripheral portion of the lower surface of the small diameter portion 42a.

  The thin small-sized package 10 is designed such that when the coin 1 is stored in the storage space 52, the peripheral portion (the portion sandwiched by the plurality of notches 42c) of the small diameter portion 42a is slightly pushed up. Therefore, a repulsive force is generated to return the peripheral portion of the small diameter portion 42a to the original flat state, and the coin 1 is temporarily fixed by the repulsive force, so the coin 1 is not easily dropped off.

  After the coin 1 is stored in the storage space 52, as shown in FIG. 6 (a), the release paper 48 is peeled off to expose the glue layer 46, and as shown in FIGS. 6 (b) and 6 (c), The fold line 14 is reversely folded, and the second inner plate 34 is stacked on the first inner plate 28 and the back plate 38, and a portion (convex wide portion) of the glue layer 46 of the second inner plate 34 Glue to the convex wide part). At this point, the packaging operation is completed, and as shown in FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b), it is in a compact assembled state like a rectangular card.

  In this assembled state, the back plate 38, the first inner plate 28 and the second inner plate 34 are accommodated between the first and second outer plates 16 and 18, and from the inner plate insertion hole 44, the main body portion 24 and the spacer A boundary with the portion 26 (a portion near the fold line 32) and a boundary between the second inner plate 34 and the back plate 38 (a portion near the sub-fold line 40) slightly protrude. Since the stored item visual inspection hole 24a is covered by the first outer plate 16, the coin 1 can not be viewed through the stored product visual inspection hole 24a. Since the stored item insertion hole 42 of the back plate 38 is closed by the second inner plate 34 and covered by the second outer plate 18, the coin 1 can not be seen through the stored item insertion hole 42.

  The thin small-sized package 10 is, for example, given to a child as a potty bag containing new year's balls (e.g., 500 yen balls). In order to confirm the contents, a child who receives this usually pulls a portion projecting from the inner plate insertion hole 44 to try to withdraw the contents. However, the thin accessory package 10 can not withdraw the contents even if such a simple operation is performed. Therefore, it is good to teach children the following withdrawal methods.

  First, the thin small-sized package 10 is held by both hands, and the portions of the pair of main creases 14 located on both sides of the inner plate insertion hole 14 and the portions of the first and second outer creases 30. 36 The finger is put on, and a force is applied to bring the main crease line 14 and the first and second minor crease lines 30. 36 close to each other. Then, as shown in FIGS. 7 (a) and 7 (b), the first and second outer plates 16 and 18 are broken at the first and second auxiliary folding lines 20 and 22 and spread outward, and the first and second The inner plates 28, 34 and the back plate 38 move through the inner plate insertion hole 44, the stored item visual recognition hole 24a is pulled out to the outside of the inner plate insertion hole 44, and the stored material can be seen through the stored material visual recognition hole 24a. . Children can know for the first time that the contents are coin 1 (for example, 500 yen coin) by performing the above operation, and they should surely be pleased.

  Thereafter, when the coin 1 is taken out of the thin small-size package 10, as shown in FIGS. 8 (a) and 8 (b), the first and second inner plates 28 and 34 and the back plate 38 are completely completed. It is pulled out to the outside of the inner plate insertion hole 44, and the opening zipper 34a of the second inner plate 34 is broken. Then, since the stored item insertion hole 42 closed in the second inner plate 34 is widely opened, the coin 1 can be easily taken out by pushing it out from the side of the stored item visual hole 24 a.

  Also, the coin 1 can be stored by returning the thin small-sized package 10 to the original assembled state, instead of breaking and removing the opening zipper 34a. Children were taught how to withdraw coin 1, so they can sometimes see and enjoy coin 1, and can return the thin accessory package 10 back to the assembled state and store coin 1 safely. . In the case of the mount-type plastic bag of the above-mentioned patent document 1, when such an operation is repeated, the adhesive property of the glue decreases and can not be used in a short period, but in the case of the thin small item package 10, It can be used for a long time without any problems.

  When the coin 1 is stored in the small-size accessory package 10, the coin 1 can be displayed in a visible state. For example, the first and second outer plates 16 and 18 are fixed in the state shown in FIGS. 7 (a) and 7 (b). In this state, a substantially triangular cylinder is formed by the first and second outer plates 16 and 18. If one side of the cylinder (the surface of the portion 16b and the portion 18b) faces down on the shelf or the like, Since the first and second inner plates 28 and 34 and the back surface 38 are supported upright, the coin 1 can be displayed so as to be visible. Thus, the thin small-size package 10 can also be used as a stand for decorating the coin 1.

  As described above, since the thin small-size package 10 is a simple, easy-to-assemble, unique and interesting package form, when giving a coin 1, how to give a slight surprise to the other party or how to give an impression You can In addition, a person who has received the coin 1 can easily take out the coin 1 by breaking the opening zipper 34a. Alternatively, the coin 1 may be stored while being stored in the small-size accessory package 10, and the coin 1 can be safely and conveniently stored.

  In addition, although the thin small item packaging body 10 is a structure suitable for giving a 500 yen coin to children etc., it can be diverted also when giving banknotes, such as a 1000 yen bill. When packing a bill, for example, the bill is folded into a substantially square larger than a coin, and the stored item insertion hole 42 is formed on the upper surface of the back plate 38 of the small small-size package 10 shown in FIG. Lay it up to cover. At this time, it is preferable to arrange a characteristic portion in the pattern of the bill on the back surface 38 side. Thereafter, as shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, the release paper 48 is peeled off to expose the glue layer 46, and the main fold line 14 is reversely folded to form the second inner plate 34 as the first inner plate 28 and the like. Over the back plate 38, a portion (convex wide portion) of the adhesive layer 46 of the second inner plate 34 is glued to the main body 24 (convex wide portion). This will be in the assembly state shown to Fig.1 (a), (b).

  In the assembled state, the bill is placed between the second inner plate 34 and the back plate 38. Since a special space (space like the accommodation space 52) is not prepared between the second inner plate 34 and the back plate 38, the second inner plate 34 and the back plate 38 They are pushed outward and curved outward, and a bill is sandwiched between them. Moreover, since the folded bill tends to spread in the thickness direction by the repulsive force of bending, the bill is firmly held and positioned between the second inner plate 34 and the back plate 38.

  The subsequent use is the same as described above. The child who received the New Year ball can not see the contents in the assembled state, and as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the first and second inner plates 28 and 34 and the back plate 38 are inserted into the inner plate insertion holes 44. When it is moved through, the pattern of the bill can be seen from the stored item visual inspection hole 24a. Further, the bill can be easily taken out by breaking the opening zipper a. Alternatively, the banknotes may be stored while being stored in the thin small-size package 10.

  Next, a thin accessory package 10x which is a modification of the thin accessory package 10 will be described. The thin small-size package 10x is configured to be able to package a coin 1x thicker than the above-described coin 1 (or a stack of a plurality of coins 1). As shown in FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b), the appearance in the assembled state is substantially the same as the thin small-size package 10.

  The thin small-size package 10x is formed by assembling a single mount 12x shown in FIG. 9 (a). The mount 12x is obtained by replacing the spacer 26 of the mount 12 with a new spacer 54, and the other configuration is the same.

  The spacer portion 54 is composed of two spacer plates 26 (1) and 26 (2), and the spacer plate 26 (1) has the same structure as the spacer portion 26 described above, and the inside is the same as the content guide hole 26a. The container guide hole 26a (1) is formed. The spacer plate 26 (2) is extended at the end of the spacer plate 26 (1) on the opposite side to the fold line 32 and separated from the spacer plate 26 (1) by the fold line 56. The spacer plate 26 (2) has a line symmetrical structure with the spacer plate 26 (1) with the fold line 56 as an axis, and has the same contained guide hole 26a (2) as the contained guide hole 26a (1) on the inner side. Is formed.

  FIG. 9 (b) is a view showing an operation of inserting the coin 1x in the process of assembling the thin accessory package 10x, and is a view corresponding to FIG. 5 (b) of the thin accessory package 10. . The procedure for obtaining this state is substantially the same as that of the thin small-sized package 10, and in this case, the adhesive 50c is applied to the spacer plate 26 (2) or the spacer plate 26 (1), and the spacer plate 26 (2) Is added to the upper surface of the spacer plate 26 (1) and glued. The back plate 38 is glued to the spacer plate 26 (2) after the paste 50b is applied to the upper surface of the spacer plate 26 (2).

  In the state shown in FIG. 9 (b), the stored item guide holes 26a (1) and 26a (2) are arranged coaxially with each other, and coaxially above the stored item viewing hole 24a and substantially coaxial with the stored item viewing hole 24a. Be placed. Then, the inner peripheral edge portion of the stored item visual recognition hole 24 a protrudes inside the stored item guide holes 26 a (1) and 26 (2), and the step 24 b is formed. The storage item insertion hole 42 is disposed above the storage item visual hole 24a and the storage item guide holes 26a (1), 26 (2), and the small diameter portion 42a substantially overlaps the end edge of the storage item visual hole 24a. The portion 42b substantially overlaps the end edge of the stored item guide hole 26a (1), 26a (2), and a plurality of notches 42c are disposed above the step 24b. A storage space 52x for storing the coin 1x is formed between the main body 24 and the back plate 38 and in the storage guide holes 26a (1) and 26 (2) of the spacer 54. The procedure for putting the coin 1x into the accommodation space 52x is the same as the above.

  In the case of the thin small-size package 10x, the thickness of the spacer portion 54 is equal to the thickness of two substrates, and the height of the accommodation space 52x is approximately twice that of the accommodation space 52. It can fit. The thin small-size package 10x has a configuration suitable for containing a thick coin 1x (or a plurality of stacked coins 1), and has the same effect as the thin small-size package 10 described above. You can get it.

  In the case of packaging thicker coins, the height of the accommodation space can be further increased by further increasing the number of spacer plates in the same manner as described above. Since the height of the accommodation space is related not only to the thickness of the base material of the backing but also to the thickness of the glues 50a, 50b and 50c, the thickness of the glue may be taken into consideration when determining the number of spacer plates.

  Next, a second embodiment of the thin accessory package according to the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 10 and 11. FIG. Here, the same components as those of the thin small-sized package 10 are denoted by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.

  The thin accessory package 58 of this embodiment is a package for packaging a photo 2 which is a substantially rectangular thin accessory. As shown in FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b), the appearance in the assembled state is substantially the same as that of the thin small-sized package 10, but the size is changed in accordance with the photograph 2.

  The thin accessory package 58 is formed by assembling a single mount 60 shown in FIG. 10 (a). The difference between the mount 60 and the mount 12 described above is that the stored item visual inspection hole 24 a, the stored product guide hole 26 a and the stored product insertion hole 42 are the stored product visual inspection hole 62, the stored product guide hole 64 and the stored product insertion hole 66. The point is that each has been changed. The other configuration is the same as that of the backing sheet 12.

  The stored item visual recognition hole 62 provided at the tip end portion (convex narrow portion) of the main body portion 24 is formed in a rectangular shape slightly smaller than the picture 2. The stored item guide hole 64 provided in the spacer portion 26 is formed in a rectangular shape slightly larger than the picture 2.

  The contents insertion hole 66 provided in the back plate 38 has a unique shape for inserting the photograph 2. The stored item insertion hole 66 has a rectangular through hole 66a having a narrow width, and the long side of the through hole 66a is slightly longer than the long side of Photo 2, and the short side is Photo 2, It is set to about 3/5 of the short side of. Further, a pair of notches 66b is provided at a position where the two short sides of the through hole 66a extend in the direction of the sub-folded line 40, and a tongue 66c is formed between the notches 66b. The length of the cut 66b is set to about 2/5 of the length of the short side of the picture 2.

  FIGS. 11 (a) and 11 (b) are diagrams showing an operation of inserting the photograph 2 in the process of assembling the thin accessory package 58, and FIGS. It is a figure corresponding to b). The procedure up to this state is substantially the same as that of the thin accessory package 10.

  In this state, the stored item guide hole 64 is disposed above the stored item viewing hole 62 substantially coaxially with the stored item viewing hole 62. Then, the inner peripheral edge portion of the stored item visual recognition hole 66 protrudes to the inside of the stored item guide hole 64, and the step 24b is formed. The storage item insertion hole 66 is disposed above the storage item visual recognition hole 62 and the storage item guide hole 64, and the end edge of the through hole 66a opposite to the tongue portion 66c is at the end edge of the storage item guide hole 64. Almost overlap. The tongue 66c covers an area of about 2/5 of the storage guide hole 64 on the side of the sub crease line 40 and the upper part of the step 24b near the sub crease line 40. Then, an accommodation space 68 for accommodating the photograph 2 is formed on the inner side of the storage item guide hole 64 of the spacer 26 between the main body 24 and the back plate 38.

  The user who has purchased the thin small-sized package 58 performs an operation of inserting the prepared photograph 2 into the storage space 68 from the storage item insertion hole 66. When inserting the photograph 2, as shown in FIGS. 11 (a) and 11 (b), the photograph 2 is moved obliquely downward from the side of the through hole 66a, and the end of the photograph 2 is made between the tongue 66c and the step 24b. Plug in between. Then, when the end on the opposite side of the picture 2 is inserted inside the through hole 66a and slightly pushed downward, the picture 2 is accommodated in the accommodation space 68, and the peripheral part of the lower face of the picture 2 is supported by the upper face of the step 24b. Ru. The tongue 66c is disposed above the photo 2 and the area of about 2/3 of the upper surface of the photo 2 is covered by the tongue 66c, so it does not easily come off.

  The assembly operation of the thin small-sized package 58 after the photograph 2 is stored in the storage space 68 and the subsequent use method thereof are the same as those of the small-sized small-package packing 10 described above.

  The package for the thin small item 58 is a photograph 2 instead of the coin 1 and has a structure in accordance with the photograph 2, but the same effect as that of the package 10 for the small small item can be obtained. Since the photograph 2 is very thin, there is a possibility that the height of the storage space 68 can be secured by the thickness of the paste 50 b and the deformation of the backing sheet 60. Therefore, if the conditions are met, the spacer section 26 can be omitted from the backing sheet 60.

  In addition, the package for thin small goods of this invention is not limited to the form of the said embodiment and modification. For example, the opening of the storage item insertion hole or the like may have a structure in which an opening capable of physically passing through or confirming a thin small item to be stored can be formed, and the size and thickness of the thin small item It can be suitably changed in accordance with the shape, softness, etc. In addition, the stored item insertion holes 42 and 66 of the above embodiment are unique as shown in FIGS. 2 and 10 in order to prevent the user from easily falling off when the user inserts a coin or a photograph into the storage space. If it is not necessary to prevent the falling off, for example, the stored item insertion holes 42 and 66 may have the same structure (shape and size) as the stored item guide holes 26a and 64. it can. The thin accessory package 10, 58 described above has a tear line for opening the second inner plate 34 in order to make it easy for a person who has been given the content to take out the container from the thin accessory package 10, 58. Although the opening zipper 34a) is provided, the opening breaking line may be omitted if it is not necessary.

  In addition, the above-described thin small-sized package 10, 58 is a package having a concept in which the packaging of the contents is carried out by a general user (a person who has purchased the small-sized small package 10, 58). The paste layer 46 and the release paper 68 are provided on the backing sheets 12 and 60 in order to facilitate the packaging operation performed by the user. However, when the container is a commemorative coin, a commemorative stamp, etc., since packaging of the container is performed by the seller, it is not necessary to consider facilitating the user's packaging operation. Therefore, for example, the adhesive layer 46 and the release paper 68 may not be provided on the backing, and the adhesive may be applied and glued to that position (the position of the adhesive layer 46) in the assembly process.

  Thin objects to be packaged are not limited to coins, photographs, stamps, and can be used to package various other articles. In addition, as the backing, a material other than thick paper may be used, and the thickness of the substrate can be set appropriately. Further, the outer shape in the assembled state is not limited to the outer shape of a substantially rectangular card, and can be freely changed in consideration of the shape of thin small articles and the appearance after packaging.

1,1x coins (thin accessories)
2 photos (thin type accessories)
Reference Signs List 10, 10x, 58 Thin small item package 12, 12x, 60 Mounting sheet 14 Main creased line 16 First outer plate 16a, 16b Portion 18 Second outer plate 18a, 18b Portion 20 First auxiliary creased line 22 Second auxiliary fold Ruled line 24 body (first inner plate)
24a, 62 contained item visual recognition hole 24b level difference 26, 54 spacer part (first inner plate)
26 (1), 26 (2) Spacer plate (first inner plate)
26a, 26a (1), 26a (2), 64 contents guide hole 28 first inner plate 30 first outer creased line 32, 56 creased line 34 second inner plate 34a zipper for opening (breaking line for opening)
36 second outer fold line 38 back plate 40 secondary fold line 42, 66 stored item insertion hole 42a small diameter portion 42b large diameter portion 42c, 66b cut 44 inner plate insertion hole 46 glue layer 48 release paper 50a, 50b, 50c glue 52, 52x, 68 accommodation space 66a through hole 66c tongue

Claims (5)

In a thin accessory package used for packaging thin accessories,
It consists of a single mount, and the mount is extended to the first and second outer plates which are continuous with each other through the main creases, and to the end of the first outer plate opposite to the main creases. A first outer plate separated from the first outer plate by a first outer crease, and extending to an end of the second outer plate opposite to the main crease, and a second outer crease A second inner plate separated from the second outer plate, and an end portion of the second inner plate opposite to the second outer creased line are extended, and the second inner plate is separated from the second inner plate by an auxiliary creased line With a fixed back plate,
A first auxiliary fold line facing the main fold line is provided inside the first outer plate, and a second auxiliary fold line opposite the main fold line is provided inside the second outer plate The first inner plate is formed such that the width of the tip portion is narrower than the width of the first outer plate, and the inside of the tip portion is a container visual hole having a size that the contents can not pass through; The second inner plate is formed such that the width of the tip portion is smaller than the width of the second outer plate, and an opening is formed inside the back plate, and at least the inner side of the first or second outer plate An inner plate insertion hole through which the tip end portions of the first and second inner plates can be inserted is provided at a position overlapping the main fold line,
In the assembled state, the first inner plate is folded to overlap the first outer plate, and the second inner plate is broken to the second outer plate. The secondary creases overlap at the extended position of the primary creases, and the back plate overlaps the first inner plate and is glued to each other, and between the first inner plate and the back plate Forming the accommodation space, the opening and the accommodation visual hole communicate with each other at the position of the accommodation space, and further, the main crease and the auxiliary crease break and the first and second outer plates The first inner plate, the second inner plate and the back plate are accommodated between the first and second outer plates, and the second inner plate and the back plate are accommodated. An inner plate overlaps the back plate to cover the inner plate insertion hole,
When the user applies a force in a direction in which the main crease and the first and second outer creases are brought closer, the first and second outer plates are broken at the first and second auxiliary creases to be outside. And the distal end portions of the first and second inner plates are moved outward through the inner plate insertion holes to expose the storage item visual holes.   The thin small-size package according to claim 1, wherein the mount is provided with a glue layer and a release paper for covering the glue layer at a position where the first and second outer plates are glued to each other. The first inner plate is formed at the inner side with the storage item visual recognition hole, and a base end portion of the first inner plate is divided from the first outer plate by the first outer folding ruled line; And a spacer portion which is extended at an end opposite to the outer crease and which has an inner side containing a container guide hole larger than the outer shape of the container.
In the assembled state, the main body portion is folded over the first outer plate with the first outer fold line broken, and the spacer portion is glued to one another with one side folded over the main body portion, and the opposite side The container is glued to the back plate, the storage item guide hole, the opening, and the storage item visual hole communicate with each other, and the storage space is formed inside the storage item guide hole. Small package for small items.   The user applies a force in a direction to bring the main fold line and the first and second outer fold lines close to each other, and the first and second outer plates are broken at the first and second auxiliary fold lines to the outside. When spread, a substantially triangular cylinder is formed by the first and second outer plates, and in this state, when placed on a flat surface with one side of the cylinder facing down, the first and second cylinders The thin small-sized package according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the inner plate is supported upright.   The second inner plate is provided with a tearing line for tearing the inner side of the second inner plate, and when the tearing line for tearing is broken, the opening is exposed and placed in the housing space. The small small-sized package according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the container can be taken out.

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