JP3367259B2 - Book - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention integrally binds an arbitrary number of booklets produced by binding an arbitrary number of pages and a storage page body for storing a plate-shaped recording medium such as a compact disc, and a cover. It is a bound form bound with,
The present invention relates to a binding booklet in which a booklet at a required position and a storage page body storing a recording medium can be removed according to a reader's preference.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a bookbinding form in which a booklet of a required portion can be removed as a separate booklet in a booklet in which several booklets of several books are bound together.

The booklets bound during the binding of the bookbinding form are saddle-stitched, flat-stitched, and wireless-stitched for each booklet so that the paper sheets in the separate volume after the booklet is removed do not fall apart. After binding in various binding formats such as
These booklets are bundled together, wrapped with a cover (front and back cover parts and spine cover part), and each booklet is detachably bound into one booklet.

For example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 60-10873 discloses a front and back cover part as a conventional bookbinding form.
With a U-shaped binding wire with a ring-shaped jointing hook protruding from the joint of two to three lines made of hot-melt type adhesive formed on the inside of the spine covering of the cover sheet for the spine There is disclosed a booklet in which a booklet at a required position can be removed from the joint portion by binding several booklets bound together.

Also, in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 64-6300, a saddle stitch, a flat stitch, and a saddle stitch are formed at a band-shaped joint portion formed by an adhesive formed on the inside of the spine cover portion of a cover for a book made up of front and back cover portions and spine cover portion.
A desired form such as a wireless binding, in particular, by binding several booklets bound into a saddle-shaped form with a U-shaped binding wire, a booklet that allows the booklet at the required location to be removed from the joint part is created. It is disclosed.

In Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 64-6301, the back (binding portion) of an auxiliary binding cover is covered, and several booklets saddle stitched with a binding wire are bundled together to form a back portion (binding) of the booklet. Parts) and valleys, and by binding several parts of the booklet to the inside of the spine cover part of the main cover consisting of the front cover part, the back cover part, and the spine cover part. Of the above-mentioned booklet, which can be removed from the binding wire portion while leaving the auxiliary binding cover on the spine cover side.

[0007] As described above, the conventional booklet is a booklet in which a plurality of booklets are bound as one book, and the booklets of the respective necessary portions can be easily and appropriately removed.

In recent years, as a sales form of books such as magazines and books, books and electronic information recording media such as compact discs and floppy disks have been integrated and sold.

When a book and a compact disk or a floppy disk are integrated, the front cover (front cover or back cover) of the book is used as a thick cover, and a notch is provided in the thickness direction of the cover, and the notch is formed. There is a storage unit in which a compact disc or a floppy disc is stored and integrated.

In addition to the front cover of a book, there is a body page in which a sheet-like pouch is bound as a page body as a part of the page, and the pouch is used as a storage portion for a compact disk, a floppy disk, or the like.

The book integrated with such a recording medium is
The matter related to the recording medium is not necessarily posted over all the text pages of one book, and the content related to the matter recorded on the recording medium (for example, supplementary explanation, commentary, etc. In some cases, it may be desired to remove only the page portion on which the information or the printed image information) is posted from the main text page for use.

[0012]

However, this type of body integrated with a conventional compact disc or floppy disc takes out a recording medium such as a compact disc or a floppy disc from the accommodating portion and performs a predetermined recording / reproducing means. Although it can be loaded into and used for output reproduction, since the text page is a permanent binding type, it is not possible to easily remove and use only the page part on which the information related to the recording medium is printed. It was inconvenient.

The present invention relates to a recording medium integrated type book,
One or several booklet-shaped body pages and a page body for storing a recording medium such as a compact disc are bound as one book and made removable so that the recording medium is stored at the time of use. So that the storage page and the booklet where the contents related to the recording medium are printed can be used separately from the book, and after use, the storage page and the booklet can be organized and stored as a set. To do.

[0014]

The first invention of the present invention is to provide a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the spine cover portion inside the spine cover portion 2 of the cover sheet 10 for binding which is composed of the front and back cover portions and the spine cover portion. 1 to 2 or more booklets 5 in which a spine binding portion 7 is saddle-stitched with a binding wire 4 having a joining hook portion 6, and a joining hook portion, A joint page characterized in that a storage page body 15 for storing a recording medium such as a compact disc provided with 16 is integrally bound by embedding the joint hook portions 6 and 16 in the joint portion 3. Is.

[0015]

Next, a second invention of the present invention is the front and back cover parts,
Inside the spine cover 2 of the copy sheet 10 composed of the spine cover,
A booklet 5 of 1 or 2 or more in which a joint portion 3 is formed by an adhesive, the back of the auxiliary cover sheet 1a is covered, and the booklet 5 is saddle-stitched with a binding wire 4, and the auxiliary binding cover 1a is covered with the binding wire 4. And a storage page body 15 for storing a recording medium such as a compact disc connected together by the joining portion 3 through the auxiliary binding cover 1a.

Next, a third invention of the present invention is the front and back cover parts,
Inside the spine cover 2 of the copy sheet 10 composed of the spine cover,
A joint portion 3 is formed with an adhesive, and after back-stitching with binding glue, binding wire, and binding thread in advance, the back cover is covered with the auxiliary binding cover 1a, and the binding wire 4 is used for saddle stitching. Booklet 5
And an accommodating page body 15 for accommodating a recording medium such as a compact disc in which the auxiliary binding cover sheet 1a is covered with the binding wire 4 and connected, and are integrally bound by the joining portion 3 via the auxiliary binding cover sheet 1a. It is a collaborative book characterized by being combined.

[0018]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A first embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
A detailed description will be given below according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 1 shows a cover sheet 10 for binding which comprises front and back cover portions 1 and 1 and a spine cover portion 2, which is arranged inside the spine cover portion 2 in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the spine cover portion 2. , Two to three joints 3 are formed of an adhesive.

The adhesive forming the joint 3 is, for example, a hot-melt type adhesive, an aqueous emulsion type adhesive, an adhesive made of an animal substance such as glue or casein, or an oil-based (solvent volatilization type) adhesive. Agents may be used.

FIG. 2 (a) is a plan perspective view of the booklet 5, in which a printed paper sheet (a signature or the like) folded in two along the spine binding portion 7 is provided with a binding hook portion 6. Is an approximately U-shaped binding wire 4 (a binding wire in which a joining hook portion 6 is continuously provided in a ring shape on the outside of a binding wire commonly known as a stapler), and an appropriate position is formed along the spine binding portion 7. It is a spelled one.

The booklet 5 is, for example, a spine binding portion 7 folded in two.
2 places are saddle-stitched by the binding wire 4, and the binding wire 4 is provided with a joining hook portion 6 projecting to the outside of the spine binding portion 7.

The binding wire 4 provided with the joining hook portion 6 is shown in FIG.
As shown in (b), the joint hooks 6 are formed by bending (bending) at both ends and folding back, and the folded hooks form straight portions along the outer surface of the spine binding part 7 from both ends. The straight part parallel to the spine binding part 7 of the joining hook part 6 which is connected to the binding part as the letter-shaped binding wire 4 and projects outward, and the spine binding part 7
A height difference b is set between the two, and the facing binding legs 4a, 4a on both sides of the binding wire 4 are bent at right angles in the inward direction toward each other.

Although not shown, in the present invention,
Although the binding force of each of the binding wires 4 including the joining hook portions 6 and 16 is slightly reduced (it becomes easy to come off from the spine binding portion 7),
For example, the binding legs 4a and 4a on both sides of the binding wire 4 provided with the joining hooks 6 and 16 to which the booklet 5 or / and the storage page body 15 are bound are bent at right angles in the outward direction away from each other. In this case, the booklet 5 has, for example, one or two or more locations along the spine binding portion 7 of a folded printing paper sheet (a signature, etc.) in advance in a normal shape. After saddle-stitching with a U-shaped binding wire commonly known as a stapler, two locations along the spine binding portion 7 are saddle-stitched with a binding wire 4 having a joining hook portion 6. is there.

An example of the storage page 15 is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 7, a half-folded sheet body 17 having a sheet 17a, a sheet 17b, and a spine binding portion 17c corresponding to a half-folded portion, and a compact disc or a floppy disc mounted on the inner surface of the sheet 17b. The recording medium 20 includes a box type for accommodating the medium 20, a laminated sheet type, and a cushioning sheet material (such as a Styrofoam sheet).
And a flat container 18 formed by a sheet punching method or the like.

On the spine binding portion 17c, a joining hook portion 16 made of a binding wire similar to the binding wire 4 is attached and fixed at an appropriate position along the longitudinal direction of the spine binding portion 17c.

As shown in FIG. 3 (b), the joining hook portion 16 is bent (bent) at both ends and is folded back. From the folded back ends, a straight portion along the outer surface of the spine binding portion 7 is formed. The height difference b is set between the straight portion of the joining hook portion 16 protruding outward in parallel to the spine binding portion 17c and the spine binding portion 17c.

Further, as another embodiment of the storage page body 15, as shown in FIG.
a tubular sheet 19 made of a, 19b, 19c and 19d,
A joint hook 16 attached along the sheet 19c (sheet corresponding to the spine binding portion) of the tubular sheet 19, and a box type, a laminated sheet type, etc., which is loaded and sandwiched in the tube of the tubular sheet 19. And the flat storage body 18 formed by. Further, the tubular sheet 19 may be wrapped by using a shrink film or the like so that the tubular openings at both ends thereof are closed.

As shown in FIG. 4, the combination of the first invention of the present invention is an undried state in which the coating film thickness a is set and the coating film thickness a is applied to the inside of the spine cover portion 2. The joint hook portions 6 and 16 having the height difference b (b> a) are embedded in the joint portion 3 of the booklet 5 and the storage page body 1 respectively.
5 is integrally bound together.

The coating film thickness a of the joint portion 3 is not particularly limited as long as it is larger than the thickness of the binding wire 4 and smaller than the height difference b, but about 1 to 3 mm is suitable. A suitable width is about 3 mm to 10 mm.

FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view for explaining an embodiment of a joint copy of the first invention. A plurality of booklets 5 and one storage page body 15 in which a recording medium 20 such as a compact disc is stored. And are bound together as one book.

In the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 5, the joint hooks 6 and 16 are embedded in the undried joint 3 on the spine cover 2, and the joint 3 is solidified at room temperature. Then it is fixed by binding.

Portions corresponding to the bottoms of the ring-shaped hooks 6 and 16 are embedded in contact with the inner surface of the spine cover 2. Since each of the hook portions 6 and 16 is numerically thicker (b> a) than the joint portion 3, the paper material portion of the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 corresponding to the spine binding portion is connected to the joint portion 3. Contact is avoided.

The joint strength (cohesive strength) of the joint 3 is
It is set by appropriately adjusting and changing the material cohesive strength of the adhesive of the joint portion 3 and the film thickness a thereof.

The booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 that are bound together have the hook portions 6 and 16 embedded in the joint portion 3, respectively.
It can be easily removed by pulling it out against the cohesive force of the joint 3.

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[0043]

FIG. 7 is an overall perspective view for explaining an embodiment of the second embodiment of the present invention. A plurality of booklets 5 and one storage page body 15 in which a recording medium 20 such as a compact disc is stored. And are bound as one book.

[0045]

[0046]

[0047]

Next, the collation of the second invention of the present invention is illustrated.
A detailed description is given below according to the embodiments of FIGS.

FIG . 6A is a plan perspective view of the booklet 5. The printed paper sheet (a signature etc.) folded in two along the spine binding portion 7 is covered with the spine binding portion 7. Auxiliary display unit 1a
6 are overlapped with each other, and an appropriate portion is saddle stitched along the spine binding portion 7 from the auxiliary cover portion 1a .
As shown in (a) , for example, one or two places are saddle stitched by the binding wire 4 along the spine binding part 7 folded in two.

The size of the auxiliary cover portion 1a is not particularly limited, but a paper piece having a size enough to cover the entire spine binding portion 7 of the booklet 5 or a sheet piece such as a resin film having relatively weakness is suitable. is there.

The printing paper sheets before covering the auxiliary cover portion 1a may be bound in advance by the binding wire 4 in the saddle stitching form, or in addition to this, for example, in advance, in the wireless binding form or in the flat form. It may be bound in a binding format, a sewing binding format, or the like.

As an example of the storage page body 15 in the second invention , as shown in FIG. 6B , a box type, a laminated sheet type, a buffer type for accommodating a recording medium 20 such as a compact disk or a floppy disk is provided. Of the flat cover 18 formed by a sheet punching method in which a flexible sheet material (such as a Styrofoam sheet) is punched into the shape of the recording medium 20 is covered with the auxiliary cover portion 1a. It is attached at an appropriate position along the part corresponding to the spine binding part.

For example, as shown in FIG. 6 (b) , the auxiliary cover 1a and the container 18 are attached and fixed to each other at one or two places with the binding wire 4. Alternatively, it is attached and fixed at one or two places with an adhesive.

The collation of the second invention in the present invention is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG .
The bonding portion 3 is applied and formed with an appropriate applied film thickness.

As the adhesive to be used, any adhesive such as hot melt type adhesive, aqueous emulsion type adhesive, adhesive made of animal substances such as glue and casein, oil type (solvent volatilization type) adhesive, etc. may be used. May be.

FIG. 6 (a) shows the undried state of the joint portion 3 (the joint portion formed by coating the entire surface) which is applied and formed in the spine cover portion 2 with an appropriate coating thickness . The spine binding portion 7 of the auxiliary cover portion 1a of the booklet 5 and FIG.
The auxiliary cover portion 1a which covers and is attached to the portion corresponding to the spine portion of the storage page body 15 shown in (b) is adhered, and as shown in FIG. 7 , a plurality of booklets 5 and a compact disc. One storage page body 15 that stores the recording medium 20 is
The book is integrally bound as one book.

In the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG . 7 , an auxiliary cover portion 1a, which is covered and connected to the spine portion of the booklet 5 and the storage page 15, is undried on the spine cover portion 2. Direct contact is made through the joint portion 3 in the state, the joint portion 3 is solidified at room temperature and fixed by binding.

The joint strength (cohesive strength) of the joint portion 3 is
The cohesive strength of the material of the auxiliary cover portion 1a covering and connecting the joint portion 3, the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 to the spine portion and the size of the contact area between the joint portion 3 and the auxiliary cover portion 1a are determined. It is set by appropriately adjusting and changing.

In the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 that are bound together, the spine binding portion joined to the joint portion 3 is connected to the joint portion 3.
Of the auxiliary cover 1a of the booklet 5 and the page 15 for storage, or the auxiliary cover 1a is partially broken to easily remove the auxiliary cover 1a. be able to.

Next, the above-mentioned third invention of the present invention will be described in detail in accordance with the embodiment of FIG.

FIG . 8 is a plan perspective view of the booklet 5.
Printed paper sheets folded in half along the spine binding part 7 (eg signatures)
After saddle-stitching two places in advance with the binding wire 4 along the spine binding portion 7, the auxiliary cover portion 1a is overlapped so as to cover the spine binding portion 7, and the auxiliary cover portion 1a Spine part 7
1 or a suitable number of points along the above are saddle stitched with the binding wire 4.

As shown in FIG . 8, in the case of saddle stitching with the binding wire 4 along the spine binding portion 7 from above the auxiliary cover portion 1a, the facing binding legs 4a, 4a on both sides of the binding wire 4 are The booklet 5 may be saddle-stitched so as to be bent at right angles in the inward direction approaching each other. In order to make it easy to pull out from the portion 7, the binding legs 4a, 4a on both sides of the binding wire 4 may be bent at right angles in the outward direction away from each other and bound.

The storage page body 15 in the third invention is
The storage page body 15 ( FIG. 6B) similar to that of the second invention described above .
Reference ) is used.

The collation of the third invention in the present invention is the
As in the case of the second invention , as shown in FIG. 7 , inside the spine cover portion 2 of the cover sheet 10 for binding formed by front and back cover portions 1 and 1 and the spine cover portion 2, a joint portion with an appropriate coating film thickness is formed. 3 is applied and formed, and the undried state of the joint portion 3 (joint portion formed by coating the entire surface) is shown in FIG. 8 and the spine binding portion 7 of the auxiliary cover portion 1a of the booklet 5, respectively . , A plurality of booklets 5 are adhered to the auxiliary cover portion 1a which covers and is attached to the portion corresponding to the spine portion of the storage page body 15 shown in FIG. 6B.
And a storage medium 20 such as a compact disc
The one page 15 for storage is integrally bound as one book.

As shown in FIG. 7 , the collation of the third invention is such that the booklet 5 (which has been saddle-stitched in advance) and the portion corresponding to the spine binding portion of the storage page 15 are provided on the spine cover portion 2, respectively. The auxiliary cover portion 1a, which is covered and connected, is directly contacted via the undried joining portion 3, and the joining portion 3 is fixed at room temperature by solidifying at room temperature.

The bonding strength (cohesive strength) of the bonding portion 3 is
The cohesive strength of the material of the auxiliary cover portion 1a covering and connecting the joint portion 3, the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 to the spine portion and the size of the contact area between the joint portion 3 and the auxiliary cover portion 1a are determined. It is set by appropriately adjusting and changing.

The booklet 5 (which has been saddle-stitched in advance) and the storage page body 15 that are bound together have the spine binding portion joined to the joint portion 3, the material cohesive force of the joint portion 3, and the booklet 5.
The storage cover 15 can be easily removed by pulling it out against the material cohesive force of the auxiliary cover 1a or by partially breaking the auxiliary cover 1a.

[0068]

According to the first to fourth inventions of the present invention, the joint cover 3 is provided on the inside of the spine cover portion 2 of the cover sheet 10 through the joint portion 3 with an adhesive, or the joint portion 3 and the auxiliary cover portion 1a. Through 1
1 to 2 or more plural booklets 5 and 1 to 2 or more plural storage page bodies 15 in which a recording medium 20 such as a compact disk or a floppy disk is housed in a housing body 18.
It is a booklet that is bound in a detachable manner, and the storage page body 15 in which the recording medium 20 is stored can be easily taken out together with the storage body 18 from a magazine or a book. The printed page portion can also be easily removed and used as the booklet 5.

Further, in the first invention of the present invention, the booklet 5 and the storage page 15 are formed on the inner surface of the spine cover portion 2 by the two or three joint portions 3 through the joint hook portions 6 and 16. Since the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 at desired locations are pulled outward, the joint portion 3 is cohesively broken and the joint portion 3 is cohesively destroyed because the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 are only bound in a partially joined state. The joint hook portions 6 and 16 can be separated from each other, and the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 can be easily removed.

Further, in the collation of the first aspect of the present invention, the binding wire 4 having the joint hook portions 6 and 16 bound to the booklet 5 or / and the storage page body 15 has the binding legs 4a on both sides thereof.
4a is bent at a right angle in the outward direction away from each other and the binding force is suppressed to a low level for saddle stitching. When the portions 6 and 16 remain in the joint portion 3, they easily come off from the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15.
Also, the storage page body 15 can be easily removed.

[0071]

Further, in the second invention of the present invention, the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 are bonded to the inner surface of the spine cover portion 2 and the solid bonding portion 3 via the auxiliary cover portion 1a. Since the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 at the desired positions are pulled outward, the auxiliary cover portion 1a binding the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 to each other through the binding wire 4 The booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 can be easily separated from the auxiliary cover section 1a by being pulled and broken, and can be easily removed from the booklet.

Further, in the third invention of the present invention, the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 are joined to the inner surface of the spine cover portion 2 by the auxiliary cover portion 1a and the solid joint portion 3 to be bound. Combined,
In addition, the booklet 5 has a binding wire (or sewing thread, etc.) in advance.
Since the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 are saddle-stitched and then attached with the auxiliary cover portion 1a, the booklet 5 and the storage booklet 15 can be stored by pulling the booklet 5 and the storage page body 15 at the desired locations outwards, as in the second invention . The page body 15 and the auxiliary cover 1a can be easily separated from the auxiliary cover 1a and can be easily removed from the copy, and the auxiliary cover 1a and the booklet 5 are bound when the booklet 5 at a desired position is pulled and removed. The booklet against the binding force of the U-shaped binding wire 4 even when the binding wire 4 is not easily broken and thus cannot be easily separated. By pulling 5 to raise and deform both ends of the binding wire 4, it is possible to remove only the booklet 5 with the binding wire 4 remaining on the spine cover 2, and thus removing the booklet 5. Booklet 5 , Because it is a medium binding by previously binding wire (or sewing binding yarn) is removed while maintaining a reliable Chutsuzuri without becoming loose.

[0074]

The joint copy of the present invention can be distributed and developed as a complete book or as a multi-and-total magazine or book at the distribution stage in publishing and sales, and can be distributed to readers. By dividing any one or all of them into separate volumes as needed, you can conveniently carry them and reclassify and store them in files.
It also has the effect that it can be used as a new medium for product advertisements and sales that carry the publishing culture.

Further, the joint copy of the present invention is a paperboard, cardboard,
Can store various information recording media such as thin resin compact discs (CD), magneto-optical discs, floppy discs (FD), or micro magnetic tapes, which are formed by using appropriate sheet materials such as synthetic resin films and ordinary paper. Since the storage page bodies are integrally bound together, there is an effect that it can be developed as a booklet for electronic publication such as a CD book.

In addition, the bookbinding process of the present invention may be carried out by a normal bookbinding process line such as a collating and binding bookbinding process and a case cover attaching process, or a bookbinding process line using a special machine for bookbinding. With this, it is possible to bind to a combined form relatively easily.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a front and back cover portion and a back cover portion of a first invention .

FIG. 2A is an overall perspective view illustrating a booklet of the first invention, and FIG. 2B is a partially enlarged plan view illustrating a spine part of the booklet of the first invention.

FIG. 3A is an overall perspective view of a storage page body according to an embodiment of the first invention, and FIG. 3B is a partially enlarged plan view of a spine portion of the storage page body according to the embodiment of the first invention. , (C) is the first
FIG. 8 is an overall perspective view of a storage page body according to another embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 4 is a partial side sectional view for explaining a joined state of the booklet of the first invention and the spine cover portion.

FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view illustrating a joint copy of the first invention.

FIG. 6A is an overall perspective view illustrating a booklet of the second invention.
FIG. 1B is an overall perspective view for explaining the storage page body of the second invention.
It is a figure.

FIG. 7 is an overall oblique view for explaining a joint copy of the second invention or the third invention.
It is a perspective view.

FIG. 8 is an overall perspective view illustrating a booklet of a third invention.
It

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Front and back cover section 1a ... Auxiliary cover section 2 ... Back cover section 3
... Joint part 4 ... Banding wire 5 ... Booklet 6 ... Joining hook part 7 ... Spindle part 10 ... Cover cover 15 ... Storing page body 16 ... Jointing hook part 17 ... Sheet body 18 ... Housing body 19 ... Cylindrical sheet Body 20 ... Recording medium

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] Claims: 1. Inside the spine cover portion 2 of a copy sheet 10 comprising front and back cover portions and spine cover portion, two or three joints with an adhesive in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the spine cover portion. 3 is formed,
A storage page body 15 for storing a recording medium such as a compact disk having one or more booklets 5 in which a spine binding portion 7 is saddle-stitched with a binding wire 4 having a joining hook portion 6 and a joining hook portion 16. And the joint hook portions 6 and 16 are embedded in the joint portion 3 to integrally bind the joint hook portions 6 and 16. 2. A copy sheet comprising front and back covers and a back cover.
Inside the spine cover 2 of 10, the joint 3 is formed with an adhesive.
Then, the auxiliary binding cover 1a is covered on the spine and the binding wire 4
A booklet 5 composed of one or more bound sheets and an auxiliary cover sheet 1
Compact disk in which a is covered with binding wire 4 and connected.
The storage page body 15 for storing the recording medium such as
Integrated by the joining portion 3 via the auxiliary binding cover 1a
A collaborative book characterized by being bound together. 3. A copy sheet comprising front and back cover parts and spine cover parts.
Inside the spine cover 2 of 10, the joint 3 is formed with an adhesive.
After saddle stitching in advance with binding glue, binding wire, binding thread, auxiliary binding table
1 to 1 in which the back of the paper 1a is covered and saddle stitched with the binding wire 4
2 or more booklets 5 and auxiliary binding cover 1a binding wire 4
Recording media such as compact discs covered and connected by
The storage page body 15 for storing the body and the auxiliary binding
Integrated binding by the joining portion 3 via the cover sheet 1a
A collaborative book characterized by that.