JPH0219267Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a structure for storing stamp sheets for bank passbooks, certificates, etc., which allows the stamp to be transferred and updated without requiring a stamp each time it is rewritten.

<Prior Art> Conventionally, in a bank passbook, when the entry columns in the current passbook are full, it is necessary to write and stamp one's name and seal in a predetermined column in a new passbook. Therefore, it goes without saying that you will not be able to receive a new passbook unless you do this every time you rewrite your bankbook.

<Problem that the invention aims to solve> However, in reality, even if you have a bankbook, you may not have the essential seal, and you are often forced to start over even if it is troublesome, which is extremely inconvenient. It was hot.

Therefore, in the present invention, as described above, even if you do not carry your seal with you, as long as you have a passbook, you can easily transfer the stamped part to a new passbook and issue it without having to re-seal it.

<Means for solving the problem> Consists of a stamped sheet, a wrapping bag, a transparent outer seal, and a passbook.

<Function> The pre-prepared stamping sheet is placed inside the wrapping bag and sealed completely, and this is sealed to the inside of the passbook cover with a transparent outer seal, so a third party cannot access it while the passbook is in use. If the seal is peeled off for the purpose of malicious use and the seal is peeled off in an attempt to remove the stamp sheet along with the package, there is a confirmation of peeling printed on the transparent outer seal surface or the surface of the passbook that meets the outer seal. The pattern becomes distorted and becomes impossible to reproduce, and unauthorized use is immediately discovered.

<Example> Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to an example shown in the drawings. A stamp sheet 2 of a predetermined size on which a stamp 3 is stamped, and the stamp sheet 2 are stored and sealed with a sealing piece 5. Transparent packaging bag 4
After placing the wrapping bag 4 on the back cover 1 of the bank passbook A, the wrapping bag 4 is glued to the back cover 1 with a transparent exterior seal 6 large enough to cover the outside of the wrapping bag 4. is sealed by heat welding or the like.

The transparent exterior seal 6 is provided with a pattern 7 by printing on the area excluding the surface facing the wrapping bag 4 to prevent unauthorized peeling. The outer seal 6 is attached so that the sheet 2 can be easily removed without damaging it.
A peel-off piece 8 is formed on one side edge, and a tear line-shaped break line 9 is formed extending from the base of the peel-off piece 8 toward the inside of the packaging bag 4. Therefore, the packaging bag 4 has a pattern. 7
It is strongly adhered to the back cover 1 at the part .

Therefore, as mentioned above, the seal sheet 2 with a seal affixed in advance is stored in the wrapping bag 4 and sealed at a predetermined position on the passbook with the outer seal 6, so there is no entry field on the passbook. When it is necessary to issue a new passbook, the outer seal 6 is broken together with the wrapping bag 4 along the break line 9 by applying force using the peeling piece 8 of the outer seal 6 in FIG. It becomes possible to take out the stamp sheet 2 held inside.

In this case, the pattern on the side of the outer seal 6 where the peelable piece 8 is provided will be distorted during peeling, resulting in a change in pattern spacing and deformation to the point where there is no reproducibility. This poses no problem since it is assumed that the product itself will not be reused. In this way, the stamp sheet taken out from the old passbook can be transferred to the specified position on the new passbook in exactly the same way as above, so there is no need for a seal except when opening a new account and in special cases. can be significantly simplified.

Therefore, for the purpose of unauthorized use of the seal, the peeling piece 8
If you try to take out the package 4 by causing
Although removal is possible as described above, the peeling piece 8
Since the outer seal 6 is torn along the break line 9 from the part, it is impossible to return it to its original state. Moreover, when the peeling piece 8 is caused, the outer seal 6 and the fabric of the wrapping bag 4 are locally stretched and the pattern 7 is broken. It is impossible to intentionally tamper with this because changes occur in the spacing between the patterns and the surface of the fabric, resulting in significant differences that are easily distinguishable from other patterned parts.

Therefore, in terms of security in terms of crime prevention, this method is not inferior to the conventional sealing method at all.

In the above, the pattern 7 is provided in an area other than the surface in contact with the packaging bag 4, but the pattern is not limited to this, and the pattern is provided on the surface of the packaging bag 4 excluding the see-through area of the stamp 3. When the seal 6 is bonded, this portion may also be tightly bonded at the same time.

The above-mentioned stamping sheet may be made of a paper material suitable for stamping and has a good shelf life, and other than the stamping, necessary numbers etc. may be entered. Also, the material of the wrapping bag 4 and the outer seal 6 are transparent. Any synthetic resin sheet that can be easily bonded (fused) may be used.

In addition, as an exception, the outer seal 6 is a plain color with only adhesive provided, a pattern is printed in advance on the back cover 1 of the passbook, and the outer seal 6 is pasted with the wrapping bag 4 in between.
Even if you glue them together, the result will be the same in either case. Therefore, which surface is to be used as the patterned surface or the adhesive surface shall be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Further, although the above example uses a bank passbook as an example, the invention is not limited to this and can be widely applied to important documents and other documents that require regular or irregular rewriting and updating.

<Effects of the invention> Since the present invention is configured as described above, a formal seal is not required each time documents or bankbooks are rewritten.

Therefore, office work can be simplified, users do not need to carry their seals with them at all times, and there is less chance of losing their seals, making it convenient and safe.

In addition, it is a practical value that has many excellent effects, such as the stamping sheet is easy to transfer, and anyone can easily handle it properly if they take care to use undamaged packaging and outer seals. This is a very clever idea.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a bankbook according to the present invention with the cover opened, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the same. 1... Back cover, 2... Stamp sheet, 4... Wrapping bag, 6... Outer seal.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A stamped sheet 2 with a stamp already stamped, a transparent wrapping bag 4 for storing and protecting the stamped sheet 2, a passbook for the transparent wrapping bag 4,
Transparent exterior seal 6 that is sealed on a specified base material such as a certificate
A structure for storing stamp sheets for bank passbooks, certificates, etc., characterized in that the stamp sheet stored in the transparent envelope can be taken out and transferred by peeling off the outer seal.