JPH021110Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial field of application This invention relates to the improvement of posthumous tablets used in temples, etc. during funerals and memorial services.

BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY As shown in Figures 7 and 8 of the drawings, the Buddhist name tablets conventionally used in temples, etc., have dovetail grooves 19 running vertically at the upper end of the pedestal 17 to support the Buddhist name paper 18. A rectangular posthumous name display board 20 is installed protrudingly,
A loading/unloading port 21 is provided at the upper end of this posthumous name display board 20 to insert and remove the posthumous name paper 18, and the loading/unloading port 2
1, a built-in lid 22 is removably fitted into the lid, or, although not shown, a roof-shaped decorative member is attached to the upper end of a grooved Buddhist name display plate protruding from the pedestal. Instead of the body, it was constructed so that it could be attached and detached at will.

When using such a conventional posthumous name tablet, remove the lid 22 or decorative member fitted to the posthumous name display board 20 to open the slot 21 of the posthumous posthumous name display board 20, and then insert the posthumous postcard 18 on which the posthumous posthumous name is displayed. Insert the splice plate 23 and the dovetail groove 1.
After being supported by nine edges, the lid body 22 or decorative member was fitted onto the upper end of the posthumous name display board 20, and then arranged on the altar.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, in the conventional Buddhist name tablet, when the written Buddhist name paper 18 is supported on the Buddhist name display board 20, it is inserted into the dovetail groove 19 of the Buddhist name display board 20 together with the attachment plate 23. Because both are supported by groove edges, it was not possible to support multiple posthumous names papers at memorial services, for example, so there were problems such as having to prepare multiple posthumous posthumous tablets, and the dimensions of the posthumous post being different for each temple. Therefore, if the width of the posthumous name paper is narrow, the paper may come off from the dovetail groove and part of it may protrude to the front of the posthumous name display board, spoiling the appearance, or if the paper is wide and long, In some cases, there were problems in that the paper did not fit into the dovetail groove or protruded from the entrance, making it extremely inconvenient to attach the posthumous name paper.

This invention was made to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and by providing a means for holding the posthumous name paper on the posthumous name display board, it can be used to support multiple posthumous names papers, and even when using posthumous names papers with different dimensions, there is no problem. The purpose is to provide a posthumous tablet that can be held and displayed without any hassle.

Means for solving the problems As shown in the example, the Buddhist name tablet according to the present invention is
A posthumous name tile with a posthumous name display board 4 protruding from the upper end of a pedestal 1 that removably supports a posthumous name paper 7, a means 10 for holding the posthumous name paper 7 on the front side of the posthumous name display board 4.
The structure is equipped with the following.

Function As shown in the drawings of the embodiment, the Buddhist name tablet of the present invention is used by first removing the roof-shaped decorative member 8 fitted to the upper end of the Buddhist name display plate 4, and then removing the decorative member 8 on which the Buddhist name is written. After aligning the paper 7 with the front side of the posthumous name display board 4 and clamping the upper part of the paper 7 to the clip of the clamping means 10 provided at the top of the paper to stop it, a decorative member is attached to the upper end of the posthumous name display board 4. 8
is fitted, and the clamping means 1 is held by this decorative member 8.
After hiding the 0, these posthumous posthumous tablets are arranged on the platform.

In addition, when removing the posthumous name paper 7 after use, first remove the decorative member 8 in the opposite manner to the above, then operate the clamping means 10 to remove the posthumous name paper 7 from the posthumous name display board 4, and remove the decorative member 8 from the posthumous name display board 4. It is fitted onto the display board 4.

Embodiment Next, the first embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
To explain based on the figures, numeral 1 in the figure is a pedestal, and a seat member 3 with decorative engravings on the surface is fixed to a seat plate 2, and is coated with gold and black lacquer.

Reference numeral 4 designates a posthumous name display board protruding from the upper end of the pedestal 1, which has a rectangular display area 5 and decorative protrusions 6, 6 on the left and right sides of the surface, and the display area 5 is large enough to accommodate posthumous name papers 7 of different sizes. It has a horizontal plate surface, and is provided with a protrusion 9 on its upper part into which a decorative member 8 in the shape of a gabled roof is removably fitted.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a means for pinching the posthumous name paper 7 provided on the upper surface of the posthumous name display board 4, which includes a pair of pinching fittings 11 and 12.
and a shaft 13 connecting these clamping fittings 11 and 12.
A clip-on type is shown, which consists of a spring 14 mounted on the shaft 13, and the one clamping fitting 11 is fixed to the posthumous name display plate 4. This clamping means 10 is hidden by the decorative member 8 when the decorative member 8 is fitted to the posthumous name display plate 4.

When using the posthumous name tablet according to the first embodiment, remove the decorative member 8 fitted to the posthumous name display board 4, and place the posthumous name paper 7 on which the posthumous posthumous name is written on the post on the postcard corresponding to the posthumous posthumous name display board 4. After clamping the upper part of the posthumous name paper 7 to the clip of the holding means 10 provided at the clip to stop the paper, a decorative member 8 is fitted to the upper end of the posthumous name display board 4, and the holding means 10 is hidden by the decorative member 8. After that, these tiles are arranged on the daidan.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on FIG. The display part 5 is made of an iron plate, and the posthumous name paper 7 on which the posthumous name is written is made to correspond to the display part 5 made of the iron plate, and the upper part of the posthumous name paper 7 is held by magnetic attachment to the display part 5 of a magneturo. , remove the posthumous name paper 7 by removing the magneturo.

A third embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on FIG. At the top, attach a rubber band with a size corresponding to the width of the display section 5 of the posthumous name display board 4, and fasten both ends of it to the display section 5, and when you now fasten the posthumous name paper 7 to the posthumous name display board 4, tie the top of this with a rubber band. The posthumous name paper 7 is held between the obi and the display section 5.

Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on FIG. 5. This fourth embodiment shows a configuration that can hold two posthumous posthumous papers 7, 7' onto one posthumous posthumous tablet. The width of the posthumous name display board 4 is set to be wide enough to display two posthumous name papers 7, 7' side by side, and two clamping means 10, 1 are provided at the top of the posthumous name display board 4.
Attach the 0' clip, i', and display the posthumous name display board 4.
Two sheets of posthumous name paper 7, 7' with the posthumous name written on the front side.
in correspondence with each other, and the respective upper parts are held together by the clamping means 10,
After clamping and fixing it with clips 10' and 10', a decorative member 8 is fitted to the upper part of the posthumous name display board 4 to form a posthumous postcard in which the posthumous postcards 7 and 7' are held in parallel. be.

In this fourth embodiment, two posthumous name papers 7 and 7' are used.
We have shown what can be displayed, but you can change 3 if necessary.
When holding a plurality of posthumous name papers 7, such as 4 or 4, prepare a posthumous name display board 4 with a width commensurate with the number of papers, and further attach a clamping means 10 corresponding to the number of papers to hold a plurality of posthumous names. A piece of paper can be displayed with a single Buddhist name tile.

A fifth embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on FIG. 16 is installed on one part of the pedestal, and the light of the illumination body 15 provided downward from the decorative member makes it easy to read the posthumous name on the posthumous name paper 7 held on the posthumous name display board 4 even from a distance.
According to this embodiment, the posthumous name paper 7 can be held easily and reliably, and the posthumous name can be easily read.

Effects of the invention As mentioned above, the Buddhist name tablet of the present invention has a Buddhist name display board protruding from the upper end of the pedestal that removably supports a posthumous name paper, and a means for holding the posthumous name paper on the front side of the said Buddhist name display board. Because it has been prepared with
When using this posthumous name tablet, it can be easily attached by simply clipping the paper with the posthumous name written on it to the clamping means provided on the posthumous name display board, and if multiple clamping means are provided, it can be attached easily. If you prepare a posthumous name display board with a width that can hold multiple posthumous name papers side by side, you can also form posthumous tablets that can display multiple posthumous names papers at once during memorial services, making the narrow space on the platform more effective. It has a unique effect that makes it extremely convenient to use, and furthermore, since the postcard paper adopts a structure in which it is held by a clamping means, it can be used even when holding postcard papers of different sizes.
Even if the posthumous name paper protrudes beyond the posthumous name display board, spoiling its appearance, or is wide and long, it can be held securely and easily, unlike the conventional dovetail type. Furthermore, it has the unique effect of being extremely easy to remove.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view showing the first embodiment of the Buddhist name tablet according to the present invention, Figure 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the main parts,
Figure 3 is a front view of the main parts of the second embodiment, Figure 4 is a front view of the main parts of the third embodiment, Figure 5 is a front view of the fourth embodiment, and Figure 6 is the fifth embodiment. FIG. 7 is a front view showing a conventional Buddhist name tile, and FIG. 8 is a top cross-sectional view. In the figure, 1 is a pedestal, 4 is a posthumous name display board, 7 is a posthumous name paper, and 10 is a clamping means.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Seat member 3 with decorative engravings on the surface of the seat plate 2
Pedestal 1 with gold coating and black lacquer coating.
and a rectangular display section 5 protruding from the upper end of the pedestal 1, and decorative protrusions 6, 6 on the left and right sides of the surface. None, a posthumous name display board 4 equipped with a protrusion 9 on the top of which a decorative member 8 shaped like a gable roof is removably fitted, and a posthumous name paper 7 provided on the upper surface of the posthumous name display board 4. The means 10 and the pinching means 1
0 is a posthumous Buddhist memorial tile characterized in that it is provided at a position hidden by the decorative member 8 when the decorative member 8 is fitted, and is provided with an illumination body 15 in the front part of the decorative member 8.