JP3638101B2 - Book with card - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a book with a card in which a so-called trading card is stored which is a card on which a popular talent or a sports player is printed and which is collected by a fan or is exchanged for something that is difficult to obtain. It is.
[0002]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Traditionally, cards with idols, singers, baseball players, soccer players, professional wrestlers, sumo wrestlers, horse racing horses, cartoon characters, etc. have been widely available as trading cards of this type. It is enjoyed by collecting and exchanging. Such trading cards are sold in the form of a plurality of bags placed in a bag at a store such as a bookstore or a convenience store. In this case, they are usually displayed side by side in a box-shaped case. For this reason, there was a problem that it was not so conspicuous at the store or took up space. Furthermore, since the trading card itself is small, there is a situation that it is easy to be stolen if it is simply put in a bag.
[0003]
The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a card-added book that takes a new form for promoting the sale of trading cards.
[0004]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, a book with a card according to the present invention is provided with a card in which a card storage member containing a trading card in a bag is attached to a spread portion of a front cover or back cover of a bound book. The card storage member is a storage unit in which punched holes formed in the corrugated board face each other by folding the cardboard and cardboard laminates inward and folding them inward. The cardboard has a thickness smaller than that of a card-filled bag, and the card storage member is formed with a plurality of storage portions for storing one card-filled bag aligned in the longitudinal direction. One cardboard on the front side is formed with a punching hole for each storage part leaving a bridge portion between the cardboards on the front side. It is formed one large punching holes over parts is provided with one cardboard window bag is visible in the laminated cardboard, at least the bridge portions are not glued in the card storage state It is characterized by that.
[0005]
And in the book with a card | curd of the said structure, it is preferable that the trading card on which the information relevant to the publication content of a book is printed is enclosed with the bag.
[ 0006 ]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a laminated body constituting a card storage member. A laminated body A shown in FIG. 1 includes a corrugated cardboard 10 having punched holes and a cardboard 20 bonded to the lower side of the corrugated cardboard 10. Here, cardboard, and paperboard with a certain thickness, as compared to those with thick laminated thin paper, rather than good better in terms of material costs, cardboard, card is housed in the hole of cardboard, which will be described later with prevent dislodged, and not preferable in terms that can prevent theft.
[ 0007 ]
The laminated body A illustrated in FIG. 1 forms three rectangular storage portions, two of which are formed so that the longitudinal direction (vertical direction in the drawing) is along. The rectangle faces vertically because it is a card with vertical printing, and in fact there are also cards that face horizontally. Trading cards are originally rectangular and have a standard size. Thus, in the laminate A in FIG. 1, a small punching hole 11 into which one carded bag is placed and a large punching hole 12 into which two cardboards are placed side by side are formed in the left half of the cardboard 10. The cardboard 20 closes these punched holes 11 and 12 from below. On the other hand, in the right half of the corrugated cardboard 10, two punching holes 16, upper and lower punching holes 16, so that the punching hole 15 of the same size as the small punching hole 11 and the large punching hole 12 are divided into two at the central bridge portion b, 17 is formed, and the cardboard 20 is formed with windows 21, 22, and 23 that are slightly smaller than the punching holes 15, 16, and 17 corresponding to the positions of the punching holes 15, 16, and 17, respectively. And in order to be able to fold the laminated body A in the center folding line a of the vertical direction, the cut line x is formed from the cardboard 20 side, leaving only the liner part on the upper surface side of the cardboard 10. The central fold line a is not visible until the laminate A is folded in half, but is shown as a solid line in the figure for convenience.
[ 0008 ]
The procedure for storing a card in a stacked body A in the configuration shown in FIG. 1 to form a card storage member is as follows. First, three bags P each containing a plurality of trading cards are prepared. The packaging form in this case is not particularly limited, but usually a simple pillow packaging may be used. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the bag P is placed on the cardboard 20 so as to be inserted into the punched holes 11 and 12 in the left half of the laminate A. In this case, one bag P is placed at the small punching hole 11, but two bags P are placed side by side at the large punching hole 12. Next, the right half of the laminate A is bent at the center folding line a, and the liners of the corrugated cardboard 10 facing each other in the left half are pasted together with glue. In this case, since the bridge portion b holds the end portion of the bag P, at least the bridge portion b is not glued. That is, the thickness of the cardboard 10 is set smaller than the thickness of the bag P enclosing the trading card. Then, the large punching hole 12 is convenient for placing the two bags P, and when the other punching holes 16 and 17 are put together, the punching hole 12 facing the punching holes 16 and 17 corrugates the cardboard. A storage space having a thickness of 10 two layers is formed and the bridge portion b is present, whereby the bag P is held at a predetermined position.
[ 0009 ]
Since the size of trading cards is standard, when two cards are arranged vertically, if there is a restriction that cannot be stored separately from the size of the book, multiple cards can be inserted using large punch holes. By storing, it is convenient in design, and there is no problem even when it is placed.
[ 0010 ]
As shown in FIG. 3, the card storage member S created in this way is integrated with the book B with a specification that is attached to the front cover or the back cover of the book B that has been bound and bound.
[ 0011 ]
Here, the bags of trading cards have so far been mainly formed of a film whose inside cannot be seen, and most of them are characters or the like (for example, a baseball mark for a baseball player) printed on the bag. This is the addition of an element that a plurality of cards are shuffled and are not the same for each bag. In other words, a lottery element is added. Therefore, in such a bag, only the surface of the bag P can be visually observed through the windows 21, 22 and 23. As long as it is substantially embedded in the card storage member S as in the present invention, even if the bag is made transparent so that the card itself can be seen through the film, the lottery element is not impaired. Therefore, the film may be transparent, and at that time, the first card can be seen.
[ 0012 ]
4 is a perspective view showing a modified example of the laminate shown in FIG. The laminated body A shown in this figure also includes a corrugated cardboard 10 in which punched holes are formed, and a cardboard 20 bonded to the lower side of the corrugated cardboard 10.
[ 0013 ]
In the laminated body A illustrated in FIG. 4, large-size punching holes 12 into which two carded bags are placed side by side are formed in two rows on the left half of the cardboard 10, and the cardboard 20 is formed of these punching holes 12. Is closed from below. On the other hand, in the right half of the cardboard 10, two upper and lower punching holes 16 and 17 are formed in two rows so that the large punching hole 12 is divided into two at the central bridge portion b. Corresponding to the positions of these punched holes 16 and 17, windows 22 and 23 that are slightly smaller than that are formed. And in order to be able to fold the laminated body A in the center folding line a of the vertical direction, the cut line x is formed from the cardboard 20 side, leaving only the liner part on the upper surface side of the cardboard 10. The central folding line a is not visible until the laminate A is folded in half, but is shown as a solid line in the figure for convenience.
[ 0014 ]
A procedure for forming a card storage member by storing a bag of trading cards in the laminate A having the configuration shown in FIG. 4 is as follows. First, four bags P each containing a plurality of trading cards are prepared. The packaging form in this case is not particularly limited, but usually a simple pillow packaging may be used. And as shown in FIG. 5, the bag P is mounted on the cardboard 20 so that it may insert in the punching holes 12 and 12 in the left half of the laminated body A. As shown in FIG. In this case, two bags P are placed side by side at the punching hole 12. Next, the right half of the laminate A is bent at the center folding line a, and the liners of the corrugated cardboard 10 facing each other in the left half are pasted together with glue. In this case, since the bridge portion b holds the end portion of the bag P, at least the bridge portion b is not glued. As shown in FIG. 6, the card storage member S created in this way is integrated with the book B with a specification that is attached to the front cover or the back cover of the book B that has been bound and bound.
[ 0015 ]
The book with a card of the present invention is arranged in a bookstore or a convenience store in the form shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. And since the bag P containing a card cannot be taken out unless it tears and opens the card | curd storage member S, it cannot remove and take away only a card at a shop front. Further, since the card storage member S has a window, the picture of the first trading card can be seen with the book open. And it will be interesting for viewers by having a relationship between the picture of the trading card and the contents of the book.
[ 0016 ]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, the book with a card according to the present invention is a book with a card in which a card storage member containing a bag of trading card is attached to the spread portion of the front cover or back cover of a bound book. Te, the card receiving member, by bonding a laminate of cardboard and cardboard in folio inwardly the cardboard side, having a housing part which portion of the corrugated cardboard which is formed in punching holes are formed facing The cardboard has a thickness smaller than that of the card-filled bag, and the card storage member is formed with a plurality of storage portions into which one card-filled bag is placed so that the longitudinal directions thereof coincide, together are formed leaving a bridge portion between the punching hole of each housing portion is in one of the cardboard as a front side, the other cardboard which becomes adhered side over a plurality of storage portions 1 and big punched holes are formed, the cardboard laminated on one cardboard is provided a window bag is visible in at least the bridge portion is characterized by not being glued in the card storage state Because trading cards can be sold in one piece with books, they are arranged in book corners at bookstores and convenience stores, and do not take up extra space such as placing cases. Further, since only the trading card cannot be removed unless the storage member is broken, theft at the store can be prevented.
[ 0017 ]
And by providing a window in the card storage member, if it is a non-transparent bag with a picture, the contents printed on the bag can be viewed with the book open, and if the bag is transparent or colored transparent Since the picture of the first trading card can be seen with the book open, the person viewing this book can check and purchase the picture in the same manner as when purchasing only the trading card.
[ 0018 ]
In addition, storing a trading card on which a picture related to the contents of the book is drawn makes it interesting for viewers and makes it more interesting than selling a trading card.
[ 0019 ]
The card storage member can be easily created simply by putting a card-filled bag into the cardboard punching hole and then folding and laminating the laminate. Therefore, it is possible to manufacture a book with a card at low cost.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a laminated body constituting a card storage member.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a procedure for forming a card storage member by storing a bag of trading cards in the laminate having the configuration shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a book in which a card storage member formed by the procedure of FIG.
4 is a perspective view showing a modified example of the laminate shown in FIG. 1. FIG.
5 is an explanatory diagram showing a procedure for forming a card storage member by storing a bag of trading cards in the laminate having the configuration shown in FIG. 4; FIG.
6 is a perspective view showing a book in which a card storage member formed by the procedure of FIG.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Corrugated cardboard 11,12 Punching hole 15,16,17 Punching hole 20 Cardboard 21,22,23 Window A Laminated body B This P Bag a Central folding line b Bridge part x Cutting line

Claims (2)

A book with a card in which a card storage member containing a bag of trading cards is attached to the front cover or back cover of a bound book, the card storage member being a laminate of cardboard and cardboard The cardboard side is folded inward and bonded together, so that the punched holes formed in the cardboard have a storage part that is formed facing each other. The card storage member is formed with a plurality of storage portions for storing one card-containing bag so that the longitudinal directions thereof coincide with each other, and one cardboard on the front side has a punching hole for each storage portion. Is formed leaving a bridge portion in between, and the other corrugated cardboard on the sticking side is formed with one large punching hole across a plurality of storage portions. The cardboard laminated cardboard is provided with a window that bag is visible in the present with card, wherein at least the bridging portion that has not been glued in the card storage state. The book with a card according to claim 1, wherein a trading card on which information related to the contents of the book is printed is enclosed in a bag.

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