JPH02172797A - Postcard with separable sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance the returning ratio of a reply postcard by adhering a separable sheet to the rear surface of a postcard sheet. CONSTITUTION:When a reply-paid postcard is prepared, a sender adheres a reply-paid postcard sheet 1 described as predetermined to a reply postcard sheet 2, and mails it to a reply person. In this case, the reply-paid post card sheet 1 is adhered to the reply postcard sheet 2 with adhesive 3, and they are integrated but not separated unless they are purposely separated. Accordingly, it is charged by a fee for one postcard. On the other hand, the reply person who receives this postcard separates the reply-paid postcard sheet 2 into two sheets, the address column 1A of the reply postcard sheet 1 is removed from the reply postcard sheet 1, and adhered to the adhering space at a suitable position of the reply postcard sheet 2. Further, a normal postcard sheet A may be used instead of the replay postcard sheet 1, and a separable sheet B described with a predetermined document, etc., may be used instead of the reply postcard sheet 2.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to an improvement in a postcard with a release paper provided with a removable paper.

(Prior Art) Conventional regular postcards and double postcards write messages, etc. on the front and back sides of postcard paper. In particular, for return postcards with a return postcard, the return postcard paper is integrally formed with the return postcard paper, and a stamp of a predetermined rate is affixed to each postcard, or an alternative price display is attached. is required to be attached.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, conventional regular postcards and double postcards have the following problems.

In other words, the information on each postcard is easily visible to third parties.

Therefore, conventional postcards are inappropriate for communication such as sealed letters that must be kept confidential or that should not be seen by third parties.

For example, documents such as demand letters and traffic violation orders, documents related to privacy such as health check notifications, and documents that need to be kept confidential such as user codes and keywords used in computer communications. It was something that was not suitable for communication.

On the other hand, if you use a traditional return postcard, you will have to pay a return fee even if you do not receive a reply. Therefore, conventional return postcards are often used when there is a high probability that the return postcard will be returned; for example, it is uneconomical to send to an unspecified large number of people, such as direct mail, where the probability of return is extremely low. Met.

Further, in the case of a return postcard, in order to increase the return rate of the return postcard as much as possible, the address and name of the returnee are written in advance in the address field of the return postcard.

That is, when the recipient of a return postcard sends a return postcard back, the address and name of the returnee are usually omitted. Comparing the reply of a return postcard in which the recipient's address is omitted, and the reply of a return postcard in which the recipient's address, etc. must be written.
Return postcards without the addressee's address had an extremely high chance of being returned. However, in order to further increase the return probability on the replying side, it is necessary to further reduce the filling work on the replying side. Therefore, there has been a strong desire to provide a reply postcard that does not require the replying party to write in the address, name, etc. of the replying party.

Therefore, the present invention was created to solve the above-mentioned problems. ■ It can be used for communication of documents that must be kept confidential, and ■ Even when the probability of a reply is extremely low, it can be used to send postcards with reply postcard paper. It is now possible to send mail in an extremely rational and inexpensive manner, and it is also possible to omit the need to write not only the recipient's address, but also the address and name of the replying party on the reply postcard. I can do it,
To provide a postcard with release paper whose structure itself can increase the rate of return postcards.

(Means for Solving the Problems) A first means of the present invention to achieve the above-mentioned object is to adhere a removable paper to the back side of a postcard paper.

Further, as a second means, the release paper is formed of reply postcard paper, and the return postcard paper with an adhesive attached to the back side is releasably adhered to the front surface of the reply postcard paper.

Furthermore, as a third means, the return postcard paper is provided with a removable address space for the return mail, and an adhesive space is provided at an appropriate position on the return postcard paper for pasting the removed address space. It is in.

As a fourth means, a writing field for obscuring is provided on one or both of the adhesive surfaces of the postcard paper and the release paper.

(Function) According to the first means and the fourth means of the present invention, the description is written in the obscuration writing column provided on the adhesive surface of the postcard paper and the peelable paper adhered to the back side of the postcard paper. The item remains untouched by the population until the release paper is removed.

Moreover, according to the second means, release paper can be used as reply postcard paper.

Furthermore, according to the third method, the adhesive that adhered to the back side of the postcard paper 1 remains on the back side of the address book field I that is removed from the postcard paper 1, and the return postcard is made with this adhesive. It is glued in place on paper 2.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 shown in the figure is a postcard paper, and
Reference numeral 2 indicates the reply postcard paper (see Figure 1).
. The outgoing postcard paper 1 and the reply postcard paper 2 are used with their front and back surfaces glued together. At this time, the postcard paper 1 may be regular postcard paper A, and
Instead of the reply postcard paper 2, there may be a release paper B on which a predetermined document or the like is written (see FIG. 3).

The illustrated example of the return postcard paper 1 has an adhesive 3 attached to its back surface for adhering to the front surface of the return postcard paper 2. The front side of the postcard paper 1 is provided with an address field IA, just like a normal postcard, and this address field IA has a writing section for the postcard 1! -1 so that it can be easily separated.

The address book field IA is designed such that a perforation-like perforation line IB is provided around the address book field 1A, and the address book field IA is separated by cutting this perforation line IB.

At this time, the means for separating the address book field IA is not limited to this example. For example, the address book field IA is formed separately from the outgoing postcard paper 1 in advance, and then glued to the reply postcard paper 2, which will be described later. You can keep it as a postcard paper 1
The separation means can be set arbitrarily.

Release paper B is releasably adhered to the back side of postcard paper A, and in FIGS. 1 and 2, reply postcard paper 2 is referred to as release paper B. Then, a release agent 4 is attached to the surface of the reply postcard paper 2, and a release agent 4 is applied to the surface of the reply postcard paper 1.
It is easy to peel off. The material of the release agent 4 at this time is selected depending on the adhesive. Then, in the two address fields on the front of the reply postcard paper 2, the return address is written in advance, and the return postcard ♀1
On the back side of ℃2, there is a pasting space 2B for pasting the address space IA separated from the outgoing postcard paper 1 (the second
(see figure). At this time, if the replying party is to bear the return postage, stamps for the return postage will not be affixed to the reply postcard paper 2, and other postage charges will not be paid, but the recipient will receive approval to pay the postage. By using the received reply postcard paper 2, it is also possible for the sender to pay the postage costs for the reply. It is also possible to affix a stamp to the return postcard paper 2 by selecting the position of the adhesive to be attached to the return postcard paper 1.

Next, the method of using the present invention will be explained. When using the present invention as a return postcard, the sender attaches a return postcard sheet 1 and a reply postcard sheet 2 with predetermined information on them and mails them to the replying side. At this time, outgoing postcard paper 1 and reply postcard paper 2
are attached with adhesive 3 and are inseparable unless removed manually, so the charge for one postcard is usually applied within the size of a postcard (No. 4) (see figure).

On the other hand, the replying party who received this postcard peels the outgoing postcard paper 1 from the reply postcard paper 2 and separates it into two sheets, and then removes the address field IA of the outgoing postcard paper 1 from the outgoing postcard paper 1, The reply postcard paper 2 is pasted on the pasting space 2B at the appropriate position.

Furthermore, instead of the return postcard paper 1, normal postcard paper A is used, and instead of the return postcard paper 2, a release paper B on which a predetermined document, etc. is written is used. Documents used for communications such as orders for traffic violations, documents related to privacy such as health examination notices, and documents that need to be kept confidential such as user codes and keywords used in computer communications. (Fig. 3 collagen).

(Effects of the Invention) The present invention achieves its original purpose by being configured as described above.

That is, according to claims 1 and 4, since the postcard paper A and the release paper B are inseparable unless they are peeled off artificially, the entries written in the entry column 5 for concealment are as follows: It remains hidden from public view until the release paper B is removed, making it suitable for communications such as documents that must be kept confidential.

Furthermore, according to claim 2, the charge for one regular postcard is applied within the range of the usual size of a regular postcard. As a result, even if the response probability is assumed to be extremely low,
A postcard with a reply postcard can be sent by mail at an extremely reasonable and low cost. Therefore, direct mail, which could not be used with conventional return postcards,
You will be able to fully utilize it for various questionnaires, etc.
This has the effect of increasing the versatility of double postcards.

Moreover, according to claim 3, the outbound postcard paper 1 is provided with a removable address field IA for outbound calls, and a pasting space 2C for pasting the removed address book glllA at an appropriate position on the reply postcard paper 2. By providing this, it is possible to omit not only the addressee of the recipient but also the address and name of the replying party on the reply postcard, and the structure of the postcard itself can increase the return rate of reply postcards. can.

Thus, according to the present invention, 1) it can be used for communications such as documents that must be kept confidential, and 2) even when the probability of a reply is extremely low, it is possible to send postcards with reply postcard paper in an extremely rational and inexpensive manner. ■Moreover, it is not necessary to write the recipient's address, name, etc. on the reply postcard paper, as well as the address and name of the replying party.
The structure of the postcard itself has various beneficial effects, such as increasing the rate of return postcards.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of this invention; Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view when used as a return postcard, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing an example of use as reply postcard paper, and Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the case used as a return postcard. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of use of a release paper provided with writing columns and a postcard paper, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view. A...Postcard paper, B...Release paper 1...Outgoing postcard paper, IA...Address field, IB...
...Trimping line, 2...Reply postcard paper, 2A...Address field, 2B.
...Passing space, 3...Adhesive, 4...Removal agent, 5...Description column.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A postcard with release paper, characterized in that a releasable paper is adhered to the back side of the postcard paper. 2. The postcard with release paper according to claim 1, wherein the release paper is formed of reply postcard paper, and the return postcard paper with an adhesive attached to the back side is releasably adhered to the surface of the return postcard paper. 3. The return postcard paper is provided with a removable address field for the return postcard, and an adhesive space for pasting the removed address field is provided on the back side of the return postcard paper with release paper according to claim 2. Postcard. 4. The postcard with release paper according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a writing field for concealment provided on one or both of the adhesive surfaces of the postcard paper and the release paper.