JP6011990B1 - Tabletop display stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily and satisfactorily describe characters and the like on a display part of a desktop display body on a stand when in a folded posture, and to be manufactured easily and inexpensively with few constituent materials. A desk display stand that can be used. An opening window 29 is formed in a front plate 25 and a back plate 26, and a pair of connecting pieces 30 projecting inward in the front-rear direction are cut and raised, and the distal ends of the pair of connecting pieces 30 are mutually connected. The base portion side of the pair of connecting pieces 30 is a swinging arm portion 34 swinging to the opening window 29 side and the projecting side projecting inward in the front-rear direction. In this case, the pair of connecting pieces 30 restricts the opening angle by connecting the front plate 25 and the back plate 26, and when the folding posture Y, the pair of connecting pieces 30 are fitted into the corresponding opening windows 29. Together to polymerize with each other. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a stand for a table display body such as a table calendar used by being installed on a desk or the like.

For example, a desk calendar or memo pad stand, which is a table display body, has a front plate and a back plate connected to each other so that it can be bent at the top. There is one that can be freely opened and closed in a folded posture where the back plate overlaps.
This type of conventional tabletop display stand has a front fold that extends from the bottom of the front plate via a fold line, and a rear fold that extends from the bottom of the back plate via a fold line. A plurality of insertion pieces project from the front end of the front part, a plurality of insertion openings are provided at the front end of the rear folding part, the front folding part is bent rearward from the front plate, and the rear folding part is removed from the rear plate. Bend forward, insert each insertion piece into the corresponding insertion port, and the stand posture that opens the stand in a reverse V shape with the front plate and the back plate overlaps with the front plate and the back plate There is one that can be held in a folded posture (for example, Patent Document 1).

JP, 2015-101003, A

  However, conventionally, when the stand is in the folded position, the front folding part and the rear folding part are sandwiched between the lower part of the front plate and the lower part of the rear plate, and the insertion port The insertion piece is inserted and engaged, and a large step is formed between the upper side and the lower side of the overlapped front plate and back plate, and the outer surface of the front plate and the outer surface of the back plate are uneven. Therefore, even when the stand is folded, it is difficult to satisfactorily write characters on the calendar display portion of the desk calendar or the memo paper of the memo pad.

  In addition, a front fold part and a rear fold part projecting greatly from the front plate or the back plate of the stand via a fold line are necessary, and it is necessary to project a plurality of insertion pieces. More material. In addition, when manufacturing, it is necessary to fold the front and back folds with respect to the front and back portions, and it is also necessary to project and form an insertion piece or to form a plurality of insertion openings In addition, the front folding part and the rear folding part must be engaged with each other by a plurality of insertion pieces and a plurality of insertion openings. For this reason, there is a problem that the manufacturing of the entire stand of the desktop display body is troublesome and the manufacturing cost is high.

  In view of the above problems, the present invention can be easily changed between the stand position and the folded position, and when the folded position is set, the unevenness on the front plate or the back plate is reduced and the stand is placed on the stand. It is an object of the present invention to provide a stand for a desktop display body that can easily and satisfactorily describe characters and the like on the display portion of the desktop display body and that can be manufactured easily and inexpensively with a small amount of constituent materials. It is said.

Specific means for solving the problems in the present invention are as follows.
The technical means of the present invention for solving this technical problem includes a stand posture X in which a front plate 25 and a rear plate 26 are connected to each other so that they can be bent at the top, and open in an inverted V shape in a side view. A table display stand that can be freely opened and closed in a folding position Y in which the face plate 25 and the back plate 26 overlap.
An opening window 29 is formed in the front plate 25 and the back plate 26, and a pair of connecting pieces 30 projecting inward in the front-rear direction is cut and raised, and the tip ends of the pair of connecting pieces 30 are superposed and fixed to each other. The base portion side of the pair of connecting pieces 30 is a swinging arm portion 34 swinging to the opening window 29 side and the projecting side projecting inward in the front-rear direction. The pair of connecting pieces 30 connect the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 to restrict the opening angle, and when the folding position Y is set, the pair of connecting pieces 30 are fitted into the corresponding opening windows 29. It is in the point of polymerizing each other.

Further, according to another technical means of the present invention, the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are provided with a U-shaped or U-shaped cut 31 that opens in one of the vertical directions, and the connecting piece 30 Is formed by cutting and raising, and the base end of the connecting piece 30 can be bent in the vertical direction.
In addition, another technical means of the present invention is that the desktop display body supported by the stand includes a tube forming portion 3 in which six display sheets 6 are sequentially connected to be freely bent and formed into a tube shape, Display 13 is sequentially applied to each outer surface of the display sheet 6,
The tube forming portion 3 includes a bottom surface portion 17 on which two display sheets 6 are arranged at the bottom, a front surface portion 18 on which the other two display sheets 6 are erected from the front end of the bottom surface portion 17, and the remaining two. The shape of the display sheet 6 can be held in a triangular tube shape so that the display sheet 6 includes a back surface portion 19 raised from the rear end of the bottom surface portion 17.
The front plate 25 is disposed along the inner surface of the front portion 18, the rear plate 26 is disposed along the inner surface of the rear portion 19, and the front plate 25 and the rear plate 26 are connected to the tube forming portion 3. The point is that the inner fit is held inside.

Another technical means of the present invention is that the desktop display body supported by the stand is a desktop calendar, and the display 13 is a monthly calendar display.
Another technical means of the present invention is that the table display body supported by the stand is a memo pad or a photo stand, and the memo paper 37 or the photograph is held along the outer surface of the front plate 25 or the back plate 26. There is in point.

  According to the present invention, the stand can be easily changed between the stand posture and the folded posture by simply opening and closing the front plate and the rear plate. Can be fitted to the opening window to close the opening window, the front plate and the back plate can be polymerized exactly, and there is almost no unevenness on the outer surface of the front plate or the outer surface of the back plate, Characters and the like can be easily and satisfactorily written on the display portion of the desktop display body on the front plate or the back plate, which is convenient.

  Moreover, the stand can be formed if there is a constituent material such as cardboard constituting the front plate and the back plate, and the amount of the constituent material can be reduced, and the connection piece can also be formed by the front plate or the back plate. By forming a notch and removing it, it can be made very easily, and the entire stand can be manufactured easily and inexpensively.

It is side sectional drawing of the installation state of January of the stand and desk calendar which show 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of the installation state in January of the stand and the desk calendar. It is side surface sectional drawing of the installation state of June of the stand and a desk calendar. It is a side sectional view of the installation state in November of the stand and desk calendar. It is a top view of the expansion | deployment state of the desk calendar. It is a bottom view of the expansion | deployment state of the desk calendar. It is a top view of the unfolded state of the stand. It is sectional drawing of the folded state of the stand and a desk calendar. It is a sectional side view of the installation state of the stand and notepad which show 2nd Embodiment. It is side surface sectional drawing of the folding state of the stand and a desk calendar. It is a top view of the unfolded state of the stand.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
1 to 8 show a first embodiment of the present invention. 1 to 8, a desktop calendar 1 that is a desktop display body includes a tube forming portion 3 and an end sheet 4, and the tube forming portion 3 has six display sheets 6.
The desk calendar 1 is formed in a strip shape from a single cardboard, and has a tube forming portion 3 and an end sheet 4 integrally. The tube forming portion 3 includes six display sheets 6 via a broken line a1. Sequentially bendable.

  The six display sheets 6 include a first display sheet 6a to a sixth display sheet 6f from one end portion (start end) to the other end portion (end end) of the tube forming portion 3, and each display sheet 6 (6a , 6b, 6c, 6d, 6e, 6f) can be bent in both mountain folds and valley folds. The end sheet 4 is foldably connected to the sixth display sheet 6f at the end of the tube forming portion 3 via a fold line a2, and the fold line a2 can be bent in both a mountain fold and a valley fold. Yes.

An engagement piece 9 (one in the illustrated example) protrudes from one end of the tube forming portion 3 (the end of the first display sheet 6a at the start), and the other end (the end of the sixth display sheet 6f and the end). A locking hole 10 that is long in the left-right direction is provided in the boundary portion with the part sheet 4 in correspondence with the engaging piece 9 (one in the illustrated example).
A fold line a3 is provided at the base of the engagement piece 9 in the left-right direction, and a retaining piece 12 is provided at the left and right ends of the engagement piece 9 so as to protrude outward in the left-right direction via the fold line a4.

  Thus, the tube forming portion 3 is wound into a cylindrical shape, the left and right retaining pieces 12 are bent at the fold line a4 and overlapped with the engaging pieces 9, and the engaging pieces 9 and the left and right retaining pieces 12 are associated with each other. After inserting the retaining hole 10 up to its base, the left and right retaining pieces 12 are extended with respect to the engaging pieces 9, so that the left and right retaining pieces 12 are engaged with the opening edges of the locking holes 10 and are prevented from coming off. Both end portions of the tube forming portion 3 can be detachably connected.

As a result, the tube forming portion 3 is formed in a cylindrical shape by sequentially connecting the six display sheets 6 so that the tube forming portion 3 can be bent. By connecting the parts in the same manner, the cylinder forming part 3 is formed in a cylindrical shape even if it is turned over so that the inside and outside are reversed.
An engaging tongue piece 14 is provided to project outwardly through a fold line a5 at the center in the left-right direction of the outer end portion of the end sheet 4. A first notch 15 for inserting the engaging tongue piece 14 is provided on the central portion in the left-right direction of the fold line a1 at the boundary between the first display sheet 6a and the second display sheet 6b, and the fifth display sheet 6e and the sixth display sheet 6e. A second cut 16 for inserting the engaging tongue piece 14 is provided on the central portion in the left-right direction of the polygonal line a1 at the boundary with the display sheet 6f.

  On the outer surface (front surface) of each display sheet 6 except the final display sheet 6 (sixth display sheet 6f), a calendar for five months from January to May toward the first display sheet 6a to the fifth display sheet 6e. The display 13 is printed sequentially. On the inner surface (rear surface) of each display sheet 6, a calendar display 13 for six months from July to December is sequentially printed toward the sixth display sheet 6f to the first display sheet 6a. The calendar display 13 for 6 months from July to December is displayed (arranged) upside down with respect to the calendar display 13 for 5 months from January to May.

That is, the desktop calendar 1 is sequentially provided with the calendar display 13 from January to May on the outer surfaces of the first display sheet 6a to the fifth display sheet 6e, respectively, and on the inner surfaces of the first display sheet 6a to the sixth display sheet 6f. Each of the calendar displays 13 from December to July is sequentially applied upside down.
Although not shown in the drawing, handling, advertisements, and the like of the desk calendar 1 are displayed on the outer surfaces (front surfaces) of the sixth display sheet 6f and the end sheet 4. Further, a calendar display 13 for June is printed on the inner surface (back surface) of the end sheet 4 in the same direction as the calendar display 13 for December to July.

  The tube forming portion 3 is erected from the front end of the bottom surface portion 17 by the bottom portion 17 where the two display sheets 6 are arranged at the bottom and the other two display sheets 6 by the stand 23 of the desk calendar 1 described later. The front part 18 and the remaining two display sheets 6 can be held in a triangular tube shape so as to be provided with a back part 19 erected from the rear end of the bottom part 17. Further, the desk calendar 1 is provided with an extension holding means for holding the display sheets 6 of the front portion 18 in an extended state, and this extension holding means is also used by a stand 23 described later.

  The stand 23 of the desktop calendar 1 is integrally formed of thick paper that is thicker, stiffer, and elastic than the thick paper of the desktop calendar 1, and integrally includes a front plate 25 and a back plate 26. The front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are connected to each other through a fold line b1 at the upper part, and the stand posture X that opens in an inverted V shape in a side view, and the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are superposed. The folding posture Y can be freely opened and closed.

The left and right widths of the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are set to be the same as or slightly smaller than or slightly larger than the left and right widths of the display sheet 6 of the desktop calendar 1, and the vertical heights of the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are set to the desktop. The vertical height of the front part 18 or the back part 19 of the calendar 1 is set to be the same as or slightly smaller than that. The upper and lower left and right ends of the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are cut out in an arc shape.

The front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are formed by cutting and raising a pair of connecting pieces 30 that are formed in the left and right central portions on the upper side thereof and have an opening window 29 protruding inward in the front-rear direction.
In this embodiment, the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are provided with U-shaped cuts 31 that open downward, and the connecting piece 30 is cut and formed. The leading ends of the pair of connecting pieces 30 are superposed portions 33 that are superposed and fixed to each other, and the superposed portions 33 are superposed and fixed by engagement of engaging pieces by an adhesive or cutting. The base part side of the pair of connecting pieces 30 is a swinging arm part 34 that swings up and down to the opening window 29 side and the projecting side protruding inward in the front-rear direction, and the base end of the connecting piece 30 moves up and down via a broken line b2. It can be bent in any direction. The overlapping portion 33 can be bent with respect to the swing arm portion 34 via a broken line b3.

  The stand 23 is held in the stand posture X by the elasticity between the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 and the elasticity of the pair of connecting pieces 30, and when the stand 23 is in the stand posture X, the pair of connecting pieces 30 is the front plate. 25 and the back plate 26 are connected to restrict the opening angle. When the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are sandwiched, the stand 23 is in the folded posture Y, and when the stand 23 is in the folded posture Y, the pair of connecting pieces 30 are fitted into the corresponding opening windows 29 and overlap each other. It is supposed to be.

  And the stand 23 is arrange | positioned so that the front board 25 may follow the inner surface of the front part 18, the back board 26 may be arrange | positioned so that the inner surface of the back part 19 may be met, and the said front board 25 and the back board 26 may be a cylinder. It is fitted and held in the forming part 3. At this time, the front plate 25 pulls the display sheets 6 of the front portion 18 in a substantially flush state to hold the front portion 18 in a stretched state, and the back plate 26 holds the display sheets 6 of the back portion 19 together. The back surface portion 19 is held in an extended state by pulling in a substantially flush state. In addition, by restricting the angle at which the pair of connecting pieces 30 connect the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 to open, the bottom surface portion 17 is bent in an inverted V shape with the two display sheets 6 facing upward. In this state, the angle at which the front portion 18 and the rear portion 19 open in an inverted V shape is regulated.

The polygonal lines a1 to a5 and the polygonal lines b1 to b3 are formed by forming concave grooves by a press, half-cutting blades, perforations, or other combinations of notches and concave grooves or perforations.
Thus, the tube forming portion 3 is shaped like a triangular tube by fitting the stand 23 therein, and the display sheets 6 on the front surface portion 18 and the display sheets 6 on the back surface portion 19 are substantially flush with each other. Is held releasably in an extended state. Further, by rotating the stand 23 around the cylinder axis with respect to the cylinder forming portion 3, the two display sheets 6 constituting the front face 18, the back face 19 and the bottom face 17 are sequentially changed one by one. It can be done.

  According to the first embodiment, when the desktop calendar 1 is installed on a desk or the like, first, in January, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the tube forming portion 3 of the desktop calendar 1 is set to the January calendar. The tube 13 is wound in a cylindrical shape so that the side with the display 13 is the outer surface, the end sheet 4 is disposed on the outer surface of the sixth display sheet 6f, and both end portions of the tube forming portion 3 are engaged with the engaging pieces 9 and the locking holes 10. And detachably connected. At this time, the engaging tongue piece 14 is inserted into and engaged with the second notch 16, and the end sheet 4 is attached to the outer surface of the sixth display sheet 6f so as not to rattle inside and outside.

Thereafter, the tube forming part 3 is placed on the bottom part 17, the front part 18, and the rear part so that the January calendar display 13 is above the front part 18 and the February calendar display 13 is below the front part 18. 19 in a triangular tube shape.
Next, the bottom surface portion 17 is bent into an inverted V shape, the stand 23 is set in the stand posture X, the front plate 25 is disposed along the inner surface of the front portion 18, and the back plate 26 is disposed on the back surface portion 19. Arranged along the inner surface, the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are fitted and held in the tube forming portion 3, and the desk calendar 1 is placed on a desk or the like with the bottom surface portion 17 facing down.

Thereafter, in February to May, the desk calendar 1 is rotated around the cylinder axis every month, so that the two display sheets 6 constituting the front part 18 and the back part 19 to the bottom part 17 are arranged one by one. It may be changed sequentially, and the stand 23 (front plate 25 and back plate 26) is re-inserted into the desk calendar 1, and the bottom surface portion 17 is placed on a desk or the like.
In June, as shown in FIG. 3, the tube forming portion 3 of the desk calendar 1 is wound into a tube shape so that the side with the July calendar display 13 is the outer surface, and the end sheet 4 is moved to the first end sheet 4. The both ends of the tube forming portion 3 are detachably connected by the engagement piece 9 and the locking hole 10 by being arranged on the outer surface of the display sheet 6a. At this time, the engaging tongue piece 14 is inserted into and engaged with the first notch 15, and the end sheet 4 is attached to the outer surface of the first display sheet 6a so as not to rattle inside and outside.

  Thereafter, the desk calendar 1 (the calendar display 13 for June) is positioned on the upper side of the front portion 18 and the sixth display sheet 6f (calendar display 13 for July) is positioned on the lower side. The tube forming portion 3) is held in a triangular tube shape, the bottom surface portion 17 is bent into an inverted V shape, and a stand 23 (front plate 25 and back plate 26) is fitted inside the desk calendar 1, What is necessary is just to install in a desk etc. with the bottom face part 17 down, and even when it is June, the calendar display 13 of June and the calendar display 13 of July appear on the upper and lower sides of the outer surface of the front part 18.

Thereafter, from July to October, the desktop calendar 1 is rotated around the cylinder axis every month, so that the two display sheets 6 constituting the front part 18 and the back part 19 to the bottom part 17 are provided one by one. It may be changed sequentially, and the stand 23 (front plate 25 and back plate 26) is re-inserted into the desk calendar 1, and the bottom surface portion 17 is placed on a desk or the like.
Further, in November, as shown in FIG. 4, the desk calendar 1 is rotated around the cylinder axis, and the second display sheet 6b (November calendar display 13) is positioned on the upper side of the front portion 18 and the lower side. Is arranged so that the first display sheet 6a (December calendar display 13) is positioned, the engaging tongue piece 14 is pulled out from the first cut 15 and the end sheet 4 is superimposed on the outer surface of the sixth display sheet 6f. The engaging tongue piece 14 may be inserted into the second cut 16 so that the November calendar display 13 and the December calendar display 13 appear above and below the outer surface of the front portion 18.

Further, in December, the November calendar display 13 and the December calendar display 13 may be displayed on the upper and lower sides of the outer surface of the front portion 18 with the November desktop calendar 1 installed.
Accordingly, when the desk calendar 1 is installed on a desk or the like, the front portion 18 is in a standing state slightly inclined upward, and the upper display sheet 6 and the lower display sheet 6 of the front portion 18 are substantially flush with each other. As a result, the calendar display 13 for this month and the calendar display 13 for the next month appear on the top and bottom of the outer surface of the front portion 18, so that the calendar display 13 spanning two months is continuous vertically. The calendar display 13 is very easy to see and convenient. Moreover, the installed desktop calendar 1 gradually becomes wider in the front-rear direction downward, and can be stably installed on a desk or the like.

  Further, when storing or transporting a large number of desk calendars 1, the desk calendar 1 can be folded in a compact manner, and at this time, by folding so that the inner surface side of the end sheet 4 is positioned upward The end portion sheet 4 can protect the calendar display 13 from getting dirty, which is convenient for storage and transportation. Moreover, it can be made to recognize that this product is the desk calendar 1 by the display of the inner surface of the edge part sheet | seat 4, or it can use for an advertisement or a promotion.

  In addition, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 and 8, it is possible to easily change the posture of the stand 23 between the stand posture X and the folding posture Y simply by opening and closing the front plate 25 and the back plate 26. At the same time, the desktop calendar 1 can be easily changed in posture between the stand posture and the folded posture. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, in the folding posture Y, the connecting piece 30 can be fitted into the opening window 29 to close the opening window 29, and the thin bottom surface portion 17 of the desk calendar 1 that is folded in half. The front plate 25 and the back plate 26 can be precisely overlapped by simply sandwiching them between the lower portions, and there is almost no unevenness on the outer surface of the front plate 25 or the outer surface of the back plate 26, and the front plate 25 of the stand 23. Characters and the like can be easily and satisfactorily written on the display portion of the desk calendar (desk display body) 1 on the upper or back plate 26, which is convenient. In addition, the desk calendar 1 can be easily installed again by simply returning to the stand posture X by the elastic force of the connecting piece 30 or the like.

In addition, the stand 23 can be formed if there is a constituent material such as cardboard constituting the front plate 25 and the back plate 26, and the amount of the constituent material can be reduced. By forming and cutting out the front plate 25 or the back plate 26, it can be made very easily, and the entire stand 23 can be manufactured easily and inexpensively.
9 to 11 show a second embodiment, and an opening window 29 is formed on the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 of the stand 23 on both the left and right sides of the central portion in the vertical direction so as to protrude inward in the front-rear direction. A pair of front and rear connecting pieces 30 are cut and raised corresponding to the left and right.

  In the present embodiment, the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are provided with U-shaped cuts 31 that open upward, and left and right connecting pieces 30 are cut and raised. The leading end side of each connecting piece 30 is an overlapping portion 33 that is superposed and fixed to each other, and the base side of each connecting piece 30 swings up and down to the opening window 29 side and the protruding side protruding inward in the front-rear direction. Arms 34 are provided, and the base ends of the connecting pieces 30 can be bent in the vertical direction. Similarly to the case of the first embodiment, when the stand 23 is in the stand posture X, the angle at which each connecting piece 30 connects and opens the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 is restricted, and the stand 23 is folded. In the posture Y, the pair of connecting pieces 30 are fitted into the corresponding opening windows 29 and overlap each other.

A memo paper bundle 39 formed by bundling a large number of memo papers 37 is disposed on the outer surface of the front plate 25 and the outer surface of the back plate 26, and the front and rear memo paper bundles 39 are connected by an inverted V-shaped connecting member 40. A memo pad 1 as a display body is configured.
In the case of the second embodiment, when the memo pad 1 is installed on a desk or the like, the front memo paper bundle 39 is in an upright state inclined slightly rearward, making it easier to see the memo on the memo paper 37.

  Similarly to the case of the first embodiment, the stand 23 can be easily changed into the stand posture X and the folding posture Y by simply opening and closing the front plate 25 and the back plate 26, At the same time, the posture of the memo pad 1 can be easily changed between the stand posture and the folded posture. Further, in the folded posture Y, the connecting piece 30 can be fitted into the opening window 29 to close the opening window 29, and the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 can be tightly overlapped. As a result, almost no unevenness is generated on the outer surface of the back plate 26 or the outer surface of the back plate 26 so that characters or the like can be easily and satisfactorily written on the memo paper 37 of the note pad 1 on the front plate 25 or the back plate 26 of the stand 23. It is convenient.

In addition, the stand 23 can be formed if there is a constituent material such as cardboard constituting the front plate 25 and the back plate 26, and the amount of the constituent material can be reduced. By forming and cutting out the front plate 25 or the back plate 26, it can be made very easily, and the entire stand 23 can be manufactured easily and inexpensively.
In the embodiment described above, the desktop display body supported by the stand 23 is the desktop calendar 1 or the memo pad 1, but instead, the desktop display body supported by the stand 23 may be a photo frame. For example, a plurality of photos may be held along the outer surface of the front plate 25 or the back plate 26. Further, the table display body may be applied to a tabletop cartoon, a picture-story show, or other table display bodies.

Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the desk calendar 1 and the stand 23 are comprised with thick paper, you may make it comprise not only thick paper but a synthetic resin sheet, a metal plate, etc. FIG.
Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the thickness of the cardboard which comprises the stand 23 of the desk calendar 1 is formed thicker than the thickness of the desk calendar 1, it replaces with this and the thickness of the constituent material of the stand 23 is set to the desk calendar 1. It may be formed to be equal to or thinner than the thickness.

  In the embodiment, the front plate 25 and the back plate 26 are provided with a U-shaped or U-shaped cut 31 that opens in one of the vertical directions, and the connecting piece 30 is cut and raised. However, instead of this, the incision 31 may be formed into a semicircular shape, a triangular shape, a polygonal shape of pentagon or more, and other shapes, and the connecting piece 30 is cut and formed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Desk calendar, memo pad 3 Cylinder formation part 4 End sheet 13 Calendar display 17 Bottom part 18 Front part 19 Back part 23 Stand 25 Front panel 26 Rear panel 29 Opening window 30 Connection piece 31 Notch 37 Note paper X Stand attitude Y Folding posture

Claims (5)

The front plate (25) and the back plate (26) are connected to each other so that the front plate (25) and the back plate (26) can be bent, and the stand posture (X) that opens in an inverted V shape in a side view, the front plate (25), and the back plate (26 ) And a folding stand (Y) that can be opened and closed in a folding position (Y),
An opening window (29) is formed in the front plate (25) and the back plate (26), and a pair of connecting pieces (30) projecting inward in the front-rear direction are cut and raised, and a pair of connecting pieces ( 30) is a superposed portion (33) which is superposed and fixed to each other, and the base side of the pair of connecting pieces (30) swings between the opening window (29) side and the projecting side projecting inward in the front-rear direction. The swing arm portion (34) is configured to regulate the opening angle of the pair of connecting pieces (30) connecting the front plate (25) and the back plate (26) in the stand posture (X). A stand for a desktop display body, wherein, in the folded position (Y), a pair of connecting pieces (30) are fitted into corresponding opening windows (29) and overlap each other.   The front plate (25) and the back plate (26) are provided with a U-shaped or U-shaped cut (31) opened in one of the vertical directions, and the connecting piece (30) is cut and formed. The stand of the table display body according to claim 1, wherein the base end of the connecting piece (30) can be bent in the vertical direction. The desktop display body supported by the stand includes a tube forming portion (3) in which six display sheets (6) are sequentially connected so as to be bendable, and each of the display sheets (6) is provided. The outer surface is sequentially displayed (13),
The tube forming portion (3) has a bottom surface portion (17) where two display sheets (6) are arranged at the bottom, and the other two display sheets (6) standing up from the front end of the bottom surface portion (17). And the rear two display sheets (6) are provided with a rear surface portion (19) standing up from the rear end of the bottom surface portion (17). Is possible,
The front plate (25) is disposed along the inner surface of the front portion (18), and the rear plate (26) is disposed along the inner surface of the rear portion (19), and the front plate (25). The stand of the desktop display body according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the back plate (26) and the back plate (26) are fitted and held in the tube forming portion (3).   The desk display body stand according to claim 3, wherein the desk display body supported by the stand is a desk calendar, and the display (13) is a monthly calendar display.   The desktop display supported by the stand is a memo pad or a photo stand, and memo paper (37) or a photograph is held along the outer surface of the front plate (25) or the back plate (26). The stand of the desktop display body according to claim 1 or 2.

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