JP5354364B2 - Postcard packing case - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a case where a postcard is inserted and sent, and more particularly, to a case for packing a postcard used to send a special postcard such as a regional postcard or a commemorative postcard to each post office.

  Postcards are generally handled by post offices, and postcards and round-trip postcards are usually stocked in large quantities along with stamps and sold at stores. On the other hand, special postcards such as limited-area postcards and commemorative postcards have recently been issued, but if you look at each post office, the sales volume is small and the sales period is limited. Only the amount requested by the bureau is sent from the manufacturer by a small number of tens.

  When sending special postcards in small quantities to the post office that requested them, they are usually sent in a simple package such as a bundle or a bag. And when there is an order from a customer who saw a pamphlet, it is taken out and sold little by little at the post office store, but if possible send it in a dedicated box and use the sent box as it is If it can be displayed at the store, it is convenient because of the effect of sales promotion.

  Therefore, since there is a box (see Patent Documents 1 and 2, etc.) that can be used for display at a store after opening a box or carton that transports articles, use such a box or carton. Can be considered.

JP-A-8-91357 Utility Model Registration No. 3120170

  However, this type of box or carton is for selling products at convenience stores or supermarkets, and is too large to contain a thin sheet such as a postcard in a small quantity of about 20 sheets. Therefore, it is conceivable to use a flat case with a reduced width in the front and rear, but since the thickness of the flat one is not enough, there is a problem that it can not stand out and stand out at the store. Arise.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and the object of the present invention is to provide a postcard packaging case capable of exhibiting a sales promotion effect while having a flat shape corresponding to a small number of postcards. It is to provide.

In order to achieve the above object, the post packing case of the present invention has a flat body portion formed by a wide front plate and a back plate and a pair of narrow side plates, and the lower portion of the body portion is closed. In the state where the closed portion is formed, a plurality of postcards are stored in the trunk portion from above, and the front plate is formed with an opening that is largely cut off from the upper side, and the back plate A top plate for closing the upper part of the body part and a cover plate covering the front surface of the body part are connected to the upper side of the upper part, and a horizontal folding ruled line is provided at the upper side of the cover plate so that the cover plate can be folded in two. In the middle of the cover plate, a horizontal bending ruled line is provided, and at the tip of the cover plate is provided means for locking to the lower part of the trunk when closed, The leg pieces that can be raised to make the case itself stand are separated by a score line and a crease. It is characterized.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the case for postcard packaging of this invention is provided with the reinforcement board inside the back board in addition to said structure.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the case for postcard packing of this invention is provided with the suspension means in addition to said structure.

  And the postcard package of this invention uses the case for postcard packaging described in any of the above, and is characterized by storing a plurality of postcards in its trunk.

The postcard packing case of the present invention is in a state in which the cover plate of the sent case is opened, a plurality of postcards stored therein are once taken out, and then the cover plate is folded in two at the folding ruled line. In this way, after inserting into the body part and raising the leg piece of the back plate to make it self-supporting, the post unit protrudes above the back plate by returning multiple postcards inside and installing in the store Since it is formed and can be set up while being flat, it can be in a display state having a sales promotion effect. Further, since the horizontal bending ruled line is provided in the middle of the cover plate, the cover plate is easily bent, so that the operation can be easily performed when the cover plate is inserted.

In addition to the above effects, the back plate is reinforced by providing a reinforcing plate inside the back plate, so that the back plate can be firmly and stably installed, and the opening after the leg piece stands up Since it is closed, there is also an advantage that dust does not enter from the back side.

  In addition to the above-mentioned effects, the suspension means can be used to select two ways of exhibiting, a self-standing state and a suspended state, at an appropriate place devised for each post office. It will be possible to display and sell.

It is a perspective view which shows an example of the case for postcard packing which concerns on this invention. It is an expanded view of the blank which assembles the case for postcard packing of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows a mode that the case for postcard packing is assembled. It is the perspective view shown in the state which stood the assembled case for postcard packing. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which raised the leg piece of the backplate. It is a perspective view shown in the state where the assembled case for postcard packing was hung. It is a perspective view which shows the usage example of the case for postcard packing.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  The case for postcard packing shown in FIG. 1 is for assembling a blank shown in a development view in FIG. 2 and storing 20 special postcards therein.

  The blank for assembling the postcard packaging case C in FIG. 1 is a single blank formed by punching out thin paperboard, and as shown in FIG. A wide back plate 3 is connected to each other via a crease, and a narrow side plate 4 and a reinforcing plate 5 slightly smaller than the back plate 3 are connected to the left side of the front plate 1 via a crease. It is installed. The back plate 3 and the reinforcing plate 5 are located slightly above the front plate 1, and the lower sides of the side plates 2 and 4 are slanted in relation thereto. Further, folding pieces 6 and 7 are continuously provided on the oblique lower sides of the side plates 2 and 4 via creases, respectively, and folding pieces 8 and 9 are provided on the upper sides via perforation lines, respectively. An outer closing plate 10 and an inner closing plate 11 are connected to the lower sides of the front plate 1 and the back plate 3 via folding lines, respectively.

  The front plate 1 is formed with an opening 1a that is largely cut out in a substantially rectangular shape as shown in the figure from the upper side. A top plate 12 having the same width as that of the side plates 2 and 4 is provided on the upper side of the back plate 3 via a crease, and a cover plate 13 having substantially the same size as the back plate 3 is provided on the upper side of the top plate 12. It is connected continuously. The cover plate 13 is provided with a crease in the horizontal direction as a fold ruled line α for enabling the cover plate 13 to be folded in the vicinity of the lower side of the cover plate 13. In order to make it easy to bend the cover plate 13, a horizontal crease is provided as a crease line β for bending.

  Further, an extension plate 14 having a width slightly wider than the side plates 2 and 4 is connected to the upper side of the cover plate 13 via a crease, and the insertion piece 15 is folded in the middle of the end of the extension plate 14. It is connected so that it can be bent. A slit s is formed at the boundary between the back plate 3 and the inner closing plate 11 connected to the lower side of the back plate 3 with a length that allows the insertion piece 15 to be inserted and locked during assembly. A fingertip-sized drawing hole 16 is formed in the center, and a recess 5a is formed at the lower end edge of the reinforcing plate 5 as a space for the insertion piece 15 during assembly.

  The back plate 3 has leg pieces 17 and 17 that are symmetrical to each other by a cut line a and a vertical crease b in the middle, and the cut line c and a lateral crease d. An engagement piece 18 is defined, and the leg pieces 17 and 17 and the engagement piece 18 are engaged with each other in a raised state to hold the case itself in an inclined state. Further, on the outer side of the leg pieces 17, a raising hole 19 is formed as a starting point for raising them. The shapes of the leg pieces and the engagement pieces are not limited to the illustrated example, and any known shapes may be used.

  Further, in this blank, there are two circular cut lines e and f with a jumper at a position overlapping when the cover plate 13 is folded in half with the folding ruled line α and adjacent to the folding ruled line α. A suspension hole forming section is defined.

  The special postcard packaging case C shown in FIG. 1 is formed by storing 20 special postcards in the case made of the blank of FIG. 2, but as a first step, the blank of FIG. Supply. Specifically, the reinforcing plate 5 and the side plate 4 are folded back with respect to the front plate 1 and glued to the reinforcing plate 5, and the back plate 3 is folded back with respect to the side plate 2 so as to cover the reinforcing plate 5 and apply sack. Needless to say, the sack sticking is performed without gluing the leg pieces 17 and 17 and the engaging piece 18. A plurality of blanks folded in the sack pasting state are sent together to the filling process, where 20 postcards are stored and a postcard package is assembled.

  In the filling step, first, a blank folded in a sack pasting state is raised, and a flat body is formed by the wide front plate 1 and the back plate 3 and the pair of narrow side plates 2 and 4. Next, the lower folding pieces 6 and 7 are folded, and then the inner closing plate 11 and the outer closing plate 10 are bent and glued in this order to close the lower portion of the body portion to form a closing portion. When the lower part is closed in this way, the lower sides of the side plates 2 and 4 are inclined, so that the closing part is inclined upward from the front plate 1 to the back plate 3.

  After the sack pasted state is opened and the lower part is closed, 20 special postcards are inserted into the body part from the opening 1a of the front plate 1 and the upper folding pieces 8 and 9 are folded. Then, the top plate 12 and the cover plate 13 are bent so as to cover the front surface of the front plate 1, and the extension plate 14 connected to the cover plate 13 is further bent, and the insertion piece located in the middle of the tip of the extension plate 14 15 is inserted into the slit s at the boundary between the back plate 3 and the inner closing plate 11 and locked. As a result, the cover plate 13 has a shape shown in FIG. 1 that is locked to the lower portion of the trunk while covering the opening 1 a of the front plate 1.

  The necessary number of postcard packing cases C shown in FIG. 1 is sent to the post office where the order was placed. Then, at the post office that received it, the postcard packing case C is opened for sale and displayed at the store. The procedure is as follows.

  First, the cover plate 13 is opened together with the top plate 12 by placing a finger on the drawer hole 16 at the bottom of the back plate 3 and pulling out the insertion piece 15 from the slit s. Then, after taking out the 20 special postcards stored therein, as shown in FIG. 3, the folding pieces 8 and 9 on both sides are cut off at the perforation line, and the cover plate 13 is removed from the folding ruled line α. By the way, it is inserted into the trunk so that it is folded in half. At this time, since the cover plate 13 is easily bent at the bending ruled line β, the cover plate 13 can be inserted relatively easily even though the body portion is flat.

  Further, the pair of leg pieces 17 and 17 partitioned on the back plate 3 are raised to be in a self-supporting state as shown in FIG. In this example, by placing a finger on the raising hole 19 and causing the leg piece 17 to stand at a right angle with the crease b, the engagement piece 18 is set at a right angle with the crease d to Engage and assemble as shown in FIG. Even in such a self-supporting state, the back plate 3 is in a strong state by the reinforcing plate 5 inside thereof, so that the raised leg pieces 17 and 17 can maintain a firm state. Further, the openings after the leg pieces 17 are raised are closed by the reinforcing plate 5.

  After making the case stand-alone in this way, the special postcard is returned to the body, and then placed on a stand such as a counter at the store, and the special postcard is displayed and sold at the store. At this time, since the closed portion of the bottom is inclined upward from the front plate 1 to the back plate 3, it can be installed on the table in a stable state where the entire bottom is in contact with the table. Since the cover plate 13 is folded in half and inserted into the body portion, the display portion protrudes above the back plate 3, so that the prominent portion can be used for advertisement. In addition, since the cover plate 13 is folded in two, the repelling force of the folded plate tends to cause the portion in contact with the stored special postcard to come out forward, and the number of postcards at the time of sale has decreased. When pushed forward, the gap disappears, and the postcard is not danced in the case.

  This postcard packing case C can be exhibited in a self-standing state by raising the leg pieces 17 and 17 of the back plate 3 as described above after opening, but can also be exhibited in a suspended state. In this example, a penetrating hole is formed by removing the circular cut lines e and f in the cover plate 13 that are folded in half at the folding ruled line α, and as shown in FIG. Can be hung on a hook F at a store and displayed and sold.

  If there is no appropriate hook at the store, a string is suspended inside the fold of the cover plate 13 folded in half, and the string is used to suspend the display to an arbitrary place. It is also possible to sell.

  Since the postcard packing case C in FIG. 1 is formed with a single blank shown in FIG. 2, since it can be printed on all the front side parts when used as a postcard package, it looks good as a product. . Moreover, since the cover plate that is folded in half is located on the front side, especially on the back side of the postcard, when assembled for display sales, the promotional effect can be further enhanced by using the predetermined pattern printed here. Can be expensive.

  FIG. 7 shows a specific example of the present invention, which is a postcard packing case C for selling an area-limited postcard as a special postcard H. Specifically, local form cards limited to Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures modeled on Mt. Fuji will be displayed and sold. Purchasers can purchase such local form cards at a local post office or Postal Square and mail them as postcards to inform important people about the current state of their hometown or home, or send them from travel destinations, etc. It can be used to deliver to the air of each place with a message.

  As mentioned above, although the form for implementing this invention has been demonstrated in detail, the case for postcard packing by this invention is not limited to said form at all, and various in the range which does not deviate from the meaning of this invention. Of course, changes are possible.

C Postcard packing case F Hook H Special postcard 1 Front plate 1a Opening 2 Side plate 3 Back plate 4 Side plate 5 Reinforcement plate 5a Recess 6, 7 Folding piece 8, 9 Folding piece 10 Outer closing plate 11 Inner closing plate 12 Top plate 13 Cover plate 14 Extension plate 15 Insertion piece 16 Drawer hole 17 Leg piece 18 Engagement piece 19 Raising hole α Folding ruled line β Bending ruled line a, c Cut line b, d Folded line e, f Cut line

Claims (4)

A flat body is formed by a wide front plate and back plate and a pair of narrow side plates, and the lower part of the body is closed to form a closed part. The front plate is formed with an opening cut out from the upper side, and the upper side of the back plate closes the upper part of the trunk. A cover plate that covers the front surface of the cover plate is connected, and a horizontal folding ruled line that can be folded in two is provided near the upper side of the cover plate, and a horizontal bending ruled line is provided in the middle of the cover plate The cover plate is provided with a means for locking to the lower portion of the body when closed, and a leg piece that can be raised on the back plate to allow the case itself to stand is a cut line. A postcard packing case that is partitioned by creases. Postcard packaging case according to claim 1, characterized in that the reinforcing plate on the inside of the back plate is provided. The post packing case according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein a hanging means is provided. A postcard package comprising the postcard packaging case according to any one of claims 1 to 3 and storing a plurality of postcards in a body portion thereof.

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