JPH0315330Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention is intended to add other purposes and values to the calendar and contribute to the convenience of users.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, in calendars made from film or vinyl chloride, etc., a decorative display area for displaying appropriate photographs, designs, etc. is formed on the top of the calendar paper body, and a month, date, etc. are displayed below this display area. A device in which a calendar display portion is formed is known.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, in the above-mentioned conventional calendar, the decorative display part and the calendar display part are printed as one on the calendar paper body, so the user of this calendar can appreciate the printed decorative display part as it is attached. The problem is that there is little interest in it.

Recently, in view of these points, calendars have been proposed in which the contents of the decorative display section can be changed even though the calendar display section remains the same, but this change complicates the structure of the entire calendar. There's another problem: getting used to it.

[Means for solving problems]

Therefore, the present invention was made with the purpose of providing a calendar that can solve the above problems, and its structure is made of a transparent film-like material such as vinyl chloride, which is made into an appropriate size. The cut and formed calendar paper body is covered with an opaque film-like material or overlaid with an opaque film-like material so that a suitable part of the cut calendar paper body remains as a transparent window-like part having an appropriate shape such as a rectangular shape. The opaque part of the paper body is made opaque by printing, and a predetermined calendar display is printed on the opaque part of the paper body, and a photograph, painting, etc. arbitrarily selected from the back side of the calendar body is placed in the transparent window-like part. It is characterized by being able to stop when it hits the target.

[Effect]

The transparent window-shaped part functions as a decorative display part that allows the user to freely set and change the display contents by fixing a photograph or the like arbitrarily selected by the user on the back side of this part.

〔Example〕

Next, an example of implementing the present invention will be described.

Figure 1 is a surface view of an example of the invented calendar.
1 indicates the surface of the calendar paper body.

This paper main body 1 is formed by cutting a transparent film-like material such as film or vinyl chloride into a rectangular shape. A window-shaped portion 2 is provided.

This window-like part 2 is made opaque by overlapping or printing with a milky-white opaque film so that the entire periphery 3 of the window-like part 2 and other parts of the paper body 1 exhibit a color such as milky white. It is formed as a transparent part by.

At the bottom of the paper main body 1, which forms the transparent window-like part 2 in this way, a calendar display part 4 is printed, for example, in which the dates and days of the week are arranged for each month from January to December. Ru.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the back side of the paper main body 1 on which the transparent window-shaped portion 2 and the calendar display portion 4 are formed as described above.

Here, the user of the calendar applies an appropriate decorative display 5 such as a photograph or a painting according to his/her personal preference to the back side of the window-like part 2, and pastes it with cellophane tape or the like from the back side, thereby displaying the calendar of the present invention. form an example.

[Effect of idea]

Since the present invention has the above-described structure, the user can display a decorative display according to his/her preference using the transparent window-shaped part 2.
By attaching the calendar to the part from the back side, it is possible to enjoy the fun and convenience of easily creating a calendar as your own calendar.

In particular, in the calendar of the present invention, the decorative display 5 is applied and fixed from the back side of the transparent window-like portion 2 formed on the calendar paper body 1.
The photograph, etc., itself is covered from above by the paper body 1, and as a result, the decorative display 5 looks the same as the calendar display 4, as if it were printed as one with the calendar display 4. The view is extremely beautiful. Furthermore, since the decorative display 5 is covered from the upper surface with the calendar paper body, it also has the advantage of being less likely to be soiled.

The shape of the window-shaped portion 2 can be easily formed into any shape such as a heart shape or a diamond shape in addition to the rectangular shape of the above embodiment, and the position of the calendar display 4 such as the date and day of the week can also be adjusted according to the shape of the window-shaped portion 2. It is also optional to turn the parts upside down or upside down.

As described above, the calendar of the present invention can be used in a variety of ways in that the decorative display can be arbitrarily selected and changed, and its utility and convenience are far greater than that of conventional calendars.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an example of the calendar of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the reverse side of the present invention showing the state of use. 1... Calendar paper main body, 2... Transparent window-like portion, 3... Opaque portion, 4... Calendar display of monthly dates, days of the week, etc., 5... Decorative display using photographs, drawings, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A calendar paper body is cut into an appropriate size using a transparent film-like material such as vinyl chloride, and the paper body is cut so that an appropriate part remains as a transparent window-like portion having an appropriate shape such as a rectangular shape. The portion other than the window-like portion is made opaque by overlapping or printing with an opaque film-like material, and a predetermined calendar display is printed on the opaque portion of the paper body, and the transparent window-like portion is made opaque. A calendar characterized in that a photograph, a painting, etc. arbitrarily selected from the back side of the calendar body can be applied and fixed.