JP3231276U - Can badge with easel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a can badge with an easel, which is an accessory for desktop viewing that also serves as a key chain, and which can improve the appearance by hiding the string-shaped member from the front side during desktop viewing. To do. SOLUTION: A plate-shaped member having a can badge 0110 provided with an insertion portion on the back surface side, a string-shaped member 0120, and an easel leg fixed portion having a width that cannot be inserted into the insertion portion and fixing the easel leg portion. A plate-shaped protrusion having a base portion and an easel body string-shaped member passing portion that is integrally projected from the base portion and allows a string-shaped member to pass through, and a width that can be inserted into the insertion portion. An easel leg that simultaneously passes a string-shaped member that is passed through an easel body 0130 and a protruding portion of the easel body, and has an easel leg fixing portion that can be fixed to the easel leg fixing portion. It is composed of a part 0140 and a part 0140. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a can badge, and more particularly to a can badge with an easel that includes an easel for holding the can badge.

Can badges are used not only as accessories to be attached to clothes and hats, but also to be placed on a holding body such as an easel and displayed on a table for viewing. In addition, by attaching a string-shaped member to the can badge, some can be used as a key chain or coin holder with the can badge as an accessory. Furthermore, it is conceivable that it can be used for both appreciation on a table and a key chain.

As a conventional technique relating to an accessory for both desktop viewing and a key chain, a key chain with a photograph described in Patent Document 1 is known, although it is not related to a can badge. The document discloses that a metal fitting mounting pin can be attached to a resin containing a photograph so that it can be used as a key chain, and that the resin can be displayed on a table by forming a photo frame. When attaching the key to the resin containing the photo as an accessory, for example, attaching the key directly to the metal fitting mounting pin, or attaching the key via a string-like member such as a chain attached to the metal fitting mounting pin. Conceivable.

Further, in Non-Patent Document 1, the figure and the leg holding the figure are connected by a chain, and the figure stand and the key chain for desktop viewing can be used properly by inserting and removing the leg from the figure. The key chain is disclosed.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 8-24309

Pixiv Inc. website posted Acrylic figure stand and acrylic key chain (URL: https://botth.pm/ja/items/10881882)

Such accessories for tabletop viewing that also serve as a key chain are said to look bad if the string-shaped member for attaching the key is visible from the front side (the side that the viewer sees; the same applies hereinafter) when viewing the tabletop. There's a problem. Therefore, in order to improve the appearance, it is desirable that the string-shaped member cannot be seen from the front side at the time of viewing on the table.

However, in the key chain with a photograph described in Patent Document 1, since the string-shaped member is attached to the top of the resin containing the photograph as an accessory, at least the string-shaped member near the top can be seen from the front side. You can't hide it behind the accessory. Similarly, the figure stand and key chain described in Non-Patent Document 1 also has a string-shaped member attached to the top of the figure, which is an accessory, so that the string-shaped member can also be hidden behind the accessory. It's not like that.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems. That is, the problem to be solved by the present invention is a can badge with an easel, which is an accessory for tabletop viewing that also serves as a key chain, and the string-shaped member is hidden from the front side during tabletop viewing to improve the appearance. Is to provide a can badge with an easel that can be used.

Further, the present invention in a more preferable embodiment hides the string-shaped member behind when viewing the tabletop, and makes the upper end and legs of the easel visible from the front side in addition to the can badge, so that the painting can be seen from the front side. The solution is to have the same appearance as when it is placed on the stand and to improve the appearance.

In order to solve the above problems, the first of the present inventions has a can badge having an insertion portion on the back surface side, a string-shaped member, and an easel having a width that cannot be inserted into the insertion portion, which will be described later. An easel that fixes the leg part A plate-shaped base part that has a leg-fixed part, and an easel body string-shaped member passing part that is integrally projected from the base part and passes the string-shaped member through a part of the base part. An easel leg that simultaneously passes the easel body, which is composed of a plate-shaped projecting portion having a width that can be inserted into the insertion portion, and the string-shaped member that is passed through the projecting portion of the easel body. Provided is an easel leg portion having an easel leg fixing portion that can be fixed to the easel leg fixing portion, and a can badge with an easel comprising the easel leg portion.

Further, the second device is based on the first device, and the string-shaped member has an annular shape, and the easel leg portion is fixed to the easel main body by being passed through the string-shaped member. The height of the member provides a can badge with an easel that is approximately equal to the height of the easel body that stands supported by the easel legs.

Further, the third device is based on the first or second device, and the insertion portion is provided at a position of the upper half or more of the back surface of the can badge, and is locked to the base portion. Provided is a can badge with an easel in which the upper part of the protrusion is visible above the can badge from the front of the can badge.

Further, the fourth device is based on any one of the first to third devices, and the insertion portion is provided at a position of the upper half or more of the back surface of the can badge and is locked to the base portion. The easel-equipped can badge according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the lower portion of the base portion is visible below the can badge from the front surface of the can badge.

According to the present invention, it is a can badge with an easel that is an accessory for desktop viewing that also serves as a key chain, and a can with an easel that can improve the appearance by hiding the string-shaped member from the front side during desktop viewing. It will be possible to provide badges.
Further, according to the present invention in a more preferred embodiment, the string-shaped member is hidden behind when the table is viewed, and the upper end and the leg of the easel are visible from the front side in addition to the can badge, as if the painting. It is possible to provide a can badge with an easel that looks similar to the one placed on an easel stand and can look better.

The figure which shows an example of the structure of the can badge with an easel of Example 1. The figure which shows an example of the structure of the can badge with an easel of Example 1. The figure which shows an example of the specific structure of the insertion part The figure which shows an example of the shape of an easel body The figure for demonstrating the height of the string-like member in Example 2. The figure for demonstrating the relationship between the length from the upper end / lower end of the can badge to the insertion part and the length of the projecting part / base part in Examples 3 and 4.

0100 Can badge with easel 0100 Can badge 0120 String member 0130 Easel body 0140 Easel leg 0310 Insertion part 0431 Base part 0431b Easel leg fixed part 0432 Protruding part 0432a Easel body String member passage part

Examples of the present invention will be described below. The mutual relationship between the examples and the claims is as follows. The first embodiment mainly relates to claim 1 and the like, the second embodiment mainly relates to the second claim and the like, the third embodiment mainly relates to the third claim and the like, and the fourth embodiment mainly relates to the fourth claim and the like. The present invention is not limited to these examples, and can be implemented in various modes as long as the gist of the present invention is not deviated.

<Overview>
The can badge with an easel of this embodiment consists of a can badge, an easel body and an easel leg for holding the can badge, and a string-shaped member, and is attached to each of the can badge, the easel body, and the easel leg. These are connected via a string-shaped member insertion means provided, and are a badge with an easel that can be used both as a tabletop ornament and as a key holder. The feature is that when the item placed on the table for desktop viewing is viewed from the front side, the string-shaped member is hidden behind the can badge body and the easel body so that it cannot be seen. It's about being able to look good.

<Structure>
(General)
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a can badge with an easel according to this embodiment. This figure shows a form assembled for use as a tabletop ornament. In this figure, (a) is a perspective view seen from the front side, and (b) is a perspective view seen from the rear side (opposite side to the viewer). The easel-attached can badge 0100 shown in this figure includes a can badge 0110, a string-shaped member 0120, an easel main body 0130, and an easel leg 0140.

In this specification, the purpose of viewing on a table or the like is referred to as "table for viewing" for convenience, but it is not limited to the literal table, and the place of placement is on a shelf, a mirror stand, or in a showcase. In short, it includes all the purposes of placing it in a familiar place and viewing it.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of the can badge with an easel of this embodiment, and shows an example of a form when it is used as a key chain. This form is a form in which the easel leg is pulled out from the easel body from the tabletop ornamental form shown in FIG. 1, and the can badge 0210, the easel body 0230, and the easel leg 0240 are formed by a string-shaped member 0220. It remains connected to each other. In this case, the key is attached to the string-shaped member directly at an arbitrary position of the string-shaped member or via a ring as in the example of FIG. In this way, when the can badge and the easel body are separated, the can badge, the easel body, and the easel leg can all be used as a key chain as an accessory.

The purpose and use of the can badge with an easel in such a form is not limited to the key chain, but may be a key case, a coin holder, a mobile phone strap, etc. In short, it is a portable accessory, a tool, etc. As long as it can be attached to the can badge with an easel according to the present invention via a string-like member or the like, the attachment target may be the key itself, a key case, a coin case, a mobile phone, etc. Is included in the technical scope of the present invention. In the description of the present specification, in order to avoid complication, the key chain will be used as a representative, but the description also applies to all other uses.

(Button Badges)
A can badge is a can-shaped member used as an accessory attached to clothes or a hat. The can badge, for example, fits a can structure arranged on the front side (hereinafter referred to as "front side can structure") and a can structure arranged on the back side (hereinafter referred to as "back side can structure"). Is formed by In this case, the front can structure is, for example, a can-shaped member in which a sheet having a design such as a painting, a photograph, a figure, or a character is arranged on the surface of a metal plate having a circular planar shape and the peripheral edge is bent. is there. The back side can structure is a can-shaped member having a planar shape substantially the same shape as the front side can structure.

(Can badge: Insertion part)
An insertion portion for inserting a string-shaped member is provided on the back surface side of the can badge of this embodiment.
In the configuration of the combined type can badge as described above, the insertion portion is configured on the surface of the back side can structure.

FIG. 3 shows an example of a specific configuration of the insertion portion. As shown in this figure, the insertion portion 031 may be, for example, provided with a tubular portion 0313 on the back surface 0311 of the can badge 0310, and a safety pin 0314 inserted therein.

The shape and size of the can badge are not particularly limited, but it is desirable that the can badge with an easel including this has a size suitable for desktop viewing and as a key holder. For example, a circular can badge has a diameter. A thing having a diameter of about 25 to 75 mm and a thickness of about 3 to 10 mm can be considered, and as a more specific example, a thing having a diameter of about 55 mm and a thickness of about 5 mm can be considered.

(Easel body)
The easel body is a plate-shaped member for holding the can badge body together with the easel legs during desktop viewing. When used as a key chain, it is used by being connected to a can badge, an easel leg and a key via a string-shaped member, and is one of the accessories of the key chain.

FIG. 4 is a view showing an example of the shapes of the easel main body and the easel leg portion, and is shown in the front view. Of these, (a) shows an example of the shape of the easel body. As shown in this figure, the easel main body 0430 includes a base portion 0431 (a portion indicated by an oblique line on the upper left) and a projecting portion 0432 (a portion indicated by an oblique line on the upper right).

The shape and dimensions of the easel body are not particularly limited except that they have a plate-like shape. However, it is desirable that the can badge be sized so that it can be held stably and that it looks good when placed on a table. As an example of good appearance, it is conceivable that the portion corresponding to the top and the pedestal of the easel can be seen from the front side, as in the case where the painting is placed on the easel. As an example of such dimensions, when the diameter of the can badge is about 55 mm and the thickness of the central part is about 5 mm as described above, the vertical length L1 of the easel body is about 75 mm and the horizontal length W1. It is conceivable that the thickness is about 40 mm and the thickness is about 2 mm. If the size of the can badge changes, the size of the easel body may be changed proportionally accordingly.

(Easel body: base part)
The base portion 0431 is a portion of the easel body that forms the main surface for holding the can badge.

The base portion has an easel leg fixing portion for fixing the easel leg portion. In the example of FIG. 4, the easel leg fixing portion 0431b is formed as a rectangular opening portion, and the easel leg fixing portion 0441 of the easel leg portion 0440 can be inserted and fixed therein. It has become. Therefore, in this case, the shape and dimensions of the opening portion substantially match those of the easel leg fixing portion, which is the insertion portion of the easel leg portion. As an example of the shape and dimensions of the easel leg fixing portion, a rectangular shape having a vertical length of about 2 mm and a horizontal length of about 20 mm can be considered.

The width of the base portion is formed to be a width that cannot be inserted into the insertion portion, and this point will be described together with the width of the protruding portion described later after the explanation of the protruding portion.

The shape of the base portion is not particularly limited except that it has a plate shape. Since the bottom portion 0431a is in contact with the table surface when arranged on the table, it is preferable that the bottom portion is linear, and the example of FIG. 4 is a rectangular shape which is such an example.

As an example of the dimensions of the base portion, for example, when the length of the easel body is about 75 mm in length and about 40 mm in width, the vertical length of the base portion is about 50 mm and the horizontal length is about 50 mm. It is conceivable that it is equal to the horizontal length of the easel body (about 40 mm).

(Easel body: protruding part)
The projecting portion 0432 is a portion projecting integrally with the base portion on the base portion, and is plate-shaped like the base portion. The width of the projecting portion is formed so that it can be inserted into the insertion portion of the can badge, and this point will be described later.

One function of the protruding part is to hold the can badge together with the base part as a component of the easel body when used for desktop viewing.

Secondly, the function of the projecting portion is to connect the string-shaped member to the easel body during use as a tabletop ornamental or key chain. Therefore, an easel main body string-shaped member passing portion 0432a for passing the string-shaped member through a part of the projecting portion is provided. With this configuration, it is possible to connect the string-shaped member and the easel main body. As will be described later, since the string-shaped member is also connected to the easel leg portion, the easel main body and the easel leg portion are always in contact with each other via the string-shaped member.

(Easel body: About the width of the base part and the width of the protruding part)
The width of the base portion is formed so that it cannot be inserted into the insertion portion of the can badge. On the other hand, the width of the projecting portion is formed so as to be insertable into the insertion portion of the can badge. According to this configuration, when the easel body is inserted into the insertion part from the protrusion side for use as a desktop viewing, the protrusion can be inserted through the whole, but it is integrally arranged under the easel body. The upper end of the base portion is stuck and cannot be inserted. Therefore, the insertion portion is locked to the lower end portion of the protrusion portion (that is, the upper end portion of the base portion), and the can badge itself provided with the insertion portion is the lower end portion of the protrusion portion (the upper end portion of the base portion). ) Will be held in the easel body in a locked state. That is, the width of the base portion and the width of the protruding portion are configured in this way, so that the easel main body can hold the can badge.

In order to place the can badge with an easel on the table in this state, the length from the insertion portion to the lower end portion of the can badge main body needs to be shorter than the vertical length of the base portion. In FIG. 1 (b) above, the insertion portion is placed on the table in a state of being locked to the lower end portion of the projecting portion 0132 (the upper end portion of the base portion 0131) and held by the easel body in this way. The state is shown.

(Easel leg)
FIG. 4B shows an example of the shape of the easel leg. The easel leg 0440 is for holding the can badge together with the easel body when used for desktop viewing, and is fixed to the easel body that directly holds the can badge to form the leg portion of the easel. .. Therefore, the easel leg portion has the easel leg fixing portion 0441 (generally the range indicated by the diagonal line on the upper left) that can be fixed to the easel leg fixing portion of the easel main body.

Further, the easel leg is configured to simultaneously pass a string-shaped member to be passed through the projecting portion of the easel body. Therefore, the easel leg is provided with, for example, an easel leg string-shaped member passing portion 0442 for inserting the string-shaped member. With this configuration, the easel legs are in a state of being connected to the easel body via a string-like member throughout the use as a tabletop ornamental and a key chain.

(String-shaped member)
The string-shaped member is for connecting the easel body and the easel leg. Therefore, the string-shaped member is inserted into the means for inserting the string-shaped member provided on the easel main body and the easel leg (the easel body string-shaped member passing portion and the easel leg string-shaped member passing portion). ing. Further, when used as a key chain, the string-shaped member is also inserted into the insertion portion of the can badge, so that the can badge, the easel body, and the easel leg are all routed through the string-shaped member. It can be integrally connected, and it is possible to provide a key chain equipped with a can badge, an easel body and an easel leg as accessories.

The material of the string-shaped member is not particularly limited, and for example, a metal such as stainless steel, a natural fiber such as cotton and hemp, a chemical fiber such as acrylic and polyester, or a combination thereof can be considered. Further, the shape is not particularly limited, and for example, a chain-shaped shape as well as a literal string-shaped shape can be considered.

<Effect>
According to the invention of the present embodiment, it is possible to provide a can badge with an easel that can improve the appearance by hiding the string-shaped member from the front side at the time of tabletop viewing.

<Overview>
In the can badge with an easel of this embodiment, in addition to the configuration described in the first embodiment, the string-shaped member forms an annular shape, and the height of the string-shaped member is supported by the easel leg to be the height of the easel body. By making the height approximately equal to that of the easel, the string-shaped member has a length that is almost exactly hidden behind the easel body when used for desktop viewing.

<Structure>
(General)
The configuration of the can badge with an easel of this embodiment is basically the same as the configuration of the can badge with an easel of the first embodiment. However, in the can badge with an easel of the present embodiment, the string-shaped member has an annular shape, and the height of the ring-shaped member above and below the easel leg portion is fixed to the easel main body. Is configured to be approximately equal to the height of the easel body that stands supported by the easel legs. Hereinafter, the configuration of the string-shaped member will be described. Since the remaining configuration is the same as that described in the first embodiment, the description thereof will be omitted.

(String-shaped member: ring)
The string-shaped member in this embodiment has an annular shape. As a result, the string-shaped member can move inside the easel body string-shaped member passage and the easel leg string-shaped member passage while the easel body and the easel leg are connected, so that when used as a key chain. In, the key fixed at a specific position of the string-shaped member can be moved to a free position together with the string-shaped member.

(String-shaped member: height)
FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the height of the string-shaped member in this embodiment, which is shown in a side view using the example of the can badge with an easel shown in FIG. As shown in this figure, the height H1 of the upper and lower annular string-shaped members is supported by the easel legs while the string-shaped member 0520 is passed through and the easel legs are fixed to the easel body. It is configured to be approximately equal to the height H2 of the standing easel body. In this embodiment, the problem is not the length of the string-shaped member but the height of the string-shaped member, which is invisible from the front side in a state where the string-shaped member forms an annular shape and is held substantially vertically during desktop viewing. This is because it is necessary to impose restrictions on the relationship with the height of the easel body. Since the string-shaped member is annular, the height of the string-shaped member is about half the length of the string-shaped member when the string-shaped member is held substantially vertically.

It is not necessary that the height of the string-shaped member and the height of the easel body are "approximately equal", as shown in the example in this figure, to be extremely close values, and the significance described in the next paragraph. It is a concept with a certain range that can be appropriately designed within the range of the dimensional ratio that can be achieved. In this embodiment, the dimensions of the string-shaped member are regulated only by the height. For example, the string-shaped member is very long, and a part of the string-shaped member is held vertically, but the rest of the string-shaped member crawls widely on the tabletop. Therefore, it can be said that the height is not affected even if it is seen to protrude sideways when viewed from the front. However, such a thing does not contribute to the solution of the problem of the present invention. Therefore, in order to eliminate such a thing, it is significant to make the string-shaped member annular in the device of this embodiment, and in particular, the length of the string-shaped member is about twice the height of the easel body. If this is the case, the annular string-shaped member will be in a substantially taut state, and there is no risk of the annular member sticking out to a position visible from the front side. Therefore, it is preferable that the height of the annular string-shaped member is about half the length of the string-shaped member.

The significance of setting the height of the string-shaped member to be substantially equal to the height of the easel body that stands supported by the easel legs is as follows.
As described above, the purpose of the present invention is to prevent the string-shaped member from being seen from the front side during desktop viewing. For example, as in the example of FIG. 5, the height H2 of the easel body is set. If the height to the top of the can badge is higher than H3 and the upper part of the easel body can be seen behind the can badge, it is also essential that the height H1 of the string-shaped member is lower than the height H3 to the top of the can badge. It becomes. This is because, in this case, even if the height of the string-shaped member is lower than the height of the easel body, if the height is higher than the height to the upper end of the can badge, the string-shaped member can be seen from the front side. Because it cannot be achieved.

On the other hand, when the height of the string-shaped member is too low (that is, about half the length of the annular string-shaped member is too short compared to the height of the easel body (vertical length)), the easel leg The easel leg fixing part of the easel does not reach the easel leg fixing part of the easel body, and it cannot be fixed well. In the case of a can badge with an easel having a shape as shown in FIG. 5, that is, a shape in which the upper end of the string-shaped member substantially coincides with the position of the string-shaped member passage portion of the easel body, the height of the string-shaped member is the easel. The length L1 from the main body string-shaped member through part to the easel leg fixed part and the length L2 from the easel leg fixed part to the lower end of the easel leg are the adjacent side and the opposite side, respectively. It is necessary to be.

In order to simultaneously satisfy the above two requirements, that is, to prevent the string-shaped member from being seen from the front side when viewing the tabletop, and to properly assemble the easel body and the easel leg, the string-shaped member is used. By setting the height of the member to be approximately equal to the height of the easel body that stands supported by the easel leg, the string-shaped member can be hidden behind, and the easel body and easel leg can be assembled. It will be possible to provide a can badge with an easel that can be done properly. Therefore, as described above, "substantially equal" does not have to be a value that is extremely close to each other, but must have a dimensional relationship that can satisfy the above two requirements. That's enough.

As a specific example of "approximately equal" dimensions, in a can badge with an easel having a shape as shown in FIG. 5, the length L1 from the string-shaped member passage portion of the easel body to the fixed portion of the easel leg is about 32 mm, and the easel. When the length L2 from the leg covering portion to the lower end of the easel leg is about 32 mm, the height of the annular string-shaped member is about 45 to 55 mm (more preferably, the length of the string-shaped member is about that). It is about 90 to 110 mm, which is twice as large).

<Effect>
According to the device of this embodiment, the string-shaped member can be made invisible from the front side at the time of tabletop viewing to improve the appearance, and the easel body and the easel leg can be properly assembled. It will be possible to provide can badges with easels.

<Overview>
In addition to the configuration described in Examples 1 and 2, the can badge with an easel of this embodiment has a better appearance by making the upper part of the protruding portion visible from the front side at the time of tabletop viewing. ..

<Structure>
(General)
The configuration of the can badge with an easel of this embodiment is basically the same as the configuration of the can badge with an easel of the first or second embodiment. However, in the can badge with an easel of this embodiment, the insertion portion of the can badge is provided at a position of the upper half or more of the back surface of the can badge, and the upper part of the projecting portion is in a state of being locked to the base portion. It is configured so that it can be seen from the front of the can badge above the can badge. Hereinafter, the configuration of the insertion portion of the can badge and the relationship between the length from the upper end of the can badge to the insertion portion and the length of the protruding portion will be described. Since the remaining configuration is the same as that described in the first or second embodiment, the description thereof will be omitted.

(Can badge: Insertion part)
The insertion portion is provided at a position equal to or higher than the upper half of the back surface of the can badge, and the upper part of the protruding portion is visible above the can badge from the front of the can badge while being locked to the base portion. It is composed of.

The can badge with an easel shown in FIG. 3 above is also an example having such a configuration, and in the figure, the insertion portion 0312 is provided at a position equal to or higher than the upper half of the back surface 0311 of the can badge. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, which shows a can badge with an easel having the same shape as that shown in FIG. 3, the upper part of the projecting portion 0132 in a state of being locked to the base portion 0131 is the can badge 0110. It is visible from the front of the can badge above.

(Relationship between the length from the top of the can badge to the insertion part and the length of the protruding part)
In order to realize such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 6, the length L4 of the projecting portion may be longer than the length L3 from the upper end of the can badge to the insertion portion.
The dimensions of the upper part of the protrusion that can be seen from the front of the can badge above the can badge may be appropriately designed so as to improve the appearance. For example, the can badge and the protrusion having the shape shown in FIG. In the case of the portion, the length L3 from the upper end of the can badge to the insertion portion is about 17 mm, the length L4 of the protrusion portion is about 27 mm, and therefore, the dimension of the upper part of the protrusion portion seen from the front side is It is conceivable that it is about 10 mm.

<Effect>
According to the device of this embodiment, a can badge with an easel that looks better by hiding the string-shaped member behind when viewing the table and making the upper end of the easel visible from the front side in addition to the can badge. Can be provided.

<Overview>
In addition to the configurations described in Examples 1 to 3, the can badge with an easel of this embodiment has a better appearance by making the lower part of the base portion visible from the front side during desktop viewing.

<Structure>
(General)
The configuration of the can badge with an easel of this embodiment is basically the same as the configuration of the can badge with an easel of Examples 1 to 3. However, in the can badge with an easel of this embodiment, the insertion portion of the can badge is provided at a position equal to or higher than the upper half of the back surface of the can badge, and the lower part of the base portion can be in a state of being locked to the base portion. It is configured so that it can be seen from the front of the can badge below the badge. Hereinafter, the relationship between the length from the lower end of the can badge to the insertion portion and the length of the base portion will be described. Since the remaining configuration is the same as that described in Examples 1 to 3, the description thereof will be omitted.

(Relationship between the length from the bottom of the can badge to the insertion part and the length of the base part)
In order to realize such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 6, the length L4 of the base portion may be longer than the length L5 from the lower end of the can badge to the insertion portion.

The dimensions of the lower part of the base portion that can be seen from the front of the can badge below the can badge may be appropriately designed so as to improve the appearance. For example, the can badge and the base portion having a shape as shown in FIG. In the case, the length L5 from the lower end of the can badge to the insertion part is about 30 mm, the length L6 of the base part is about 50 mm, and therefore the dimension of the lower part of the base part seen from the front side is about 20 mm. Something is possible.

<Effect>
According to the device of this embodiment, a can badge with an easel that looks better by hiding the string-shaped member behind when viewing the table and making the lower end of the easel visible from the front side in addition to the can badge. Can be provided. Further, by combining with the configuration described in the third embodiment, it is possible to provide a can badge with an easel that gives the appearance of the painting as if it were placed on the easel stand and can improve the appearance. It will be possible.

Claims (4)

A can badge with an insertion part on the back side,
String-shaped member and
A plate-shaped base portion having a width that cannot be inserted into the insertion portion and having an easel leg fixed portion for fixing the easel leg portion described later, and a plate-shaped base portion that is integrally projected from the base portion on the base portion and partially An easel main body through which the string-shaped member is passed An easel main body comprising a string-shaped member passing portion and a plate-shaped projecting portion having a width that can be inserted into the insertion portion.
An easel leg that simultaneously passes the string-shaped member that is passed through the projecting portion of the easel body, and has an easel leg fixing portion that can be fixed to the easel leg fixing portion.
Can badge with easel consisting of. The string-shaped member forms an annular shape, and the height of the upper and lower annular string-shaped members stands supported by the easel leg in a state where the easel leg is fixed to the easel body. The can badge with an easel according to claim 1, which has a height substantially equal to the height of the easel body. The insertion portion is provided at a position of the upper half or more of the back surface of the can badge, and the upper portion of the projecting portion is visible above the can badge from the front of the can badge in a state of being locked to the base portion. The can badge with an easel according to claim 1 or 2. The insertion portion is provided at a position equal to or higher than the upper half of the back surface of the can badge, and the lower portion of the base portion is visible below the can badge from the front of the can badge while being locked to the base portion. The can badge with an easel according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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