JPH0315340Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present application relates to a book for organizing cards such as business cards and information cards.

Conventional technology and its problems Conventionally, a rectangular card made of synthetic resin is made by polymerizing a transparent film on the top surface of a rectangular sheet and welding both sheets at a predetermined position, with an opening at one side edge. For example, a mount for organizing cards that is used by being bound into a cover that has multiple pockets that can store cards horizontally is the Utility Model 58-15191.
This method is known in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-25379.

However, none of the mounts with the above-mentioned structure is equipped with a heading piece for an index, and therefore, when a book is constructed by binding multiple mounts into a binder on the cover, the index and page-turning of the mounts is difficult. It is troublesome to operate, and when a separate heading piece is attached with glue or the like, the heading piece cannot be changed, which is inconvenient in use.

Summary of the invention, embodiments, and effects Therefore, the present application provides, together with known rectangular cards,
Alternatively, by accommodating a heading card, a booklet consisting of a mount that can integrally display headings is constructed, which eliminates the defects of the conventional ones described above, and an example thereof is shown in the drawings. In detail, 1 is a cover in which a front cover 1a, a spine 1, and a back cover 1c are foldably connected via a hinge part 1d, and a binder metal fitting 2 is attached to the inner surface of the spine 1b. be. Reference numerals 3 and 3' denote backing sheets, and as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a transparent film 5 made of a soft resin is polymerized on both the front and back surfaces of a base sheet 4 exhibiting a rectangular shape, and these are attached to the left side edge. , in order to form the binding part 6 from the left side edge, welding 7, 8, 9 along parallel vertical lines at a small interval and the vertical line in the center, respectively, and then welding the central welding part 9. Pocket portions 10a and 1 are provided at the left and right positions, respectively.
Partition welds 11 for forming the partitions 0b are vertically spaced at equal intervals, and along the center weld 9, cut lines 12a are formed only on the transparent film at small intervals on the left and right positions thereof. 12b, and the pocket portion 10a formed at the left position is opened at its inner edge by the cutting lines 12a, 12b, and
The pocket portion 10b formed at the right position is
Pockets 10 are opened on both outer edges and located on the left and right sides.
a and 10b are formed to have the same size, and in the pocket part 10b at the right position, a locking part 13 is provided by welding the lower half of the outer opening edge to close it, and the upper half is closed to the opening 14. It is made up of P is a card such as a business card or an information card stored in each pocket part 10a, 10b;
Reference numeral 15 is a heading card having a main part 15a having the same size as the card P, and a heading part 15b protruding from the upper side edge of the main part 15a and projecting outward from the opening 14.

Therefore, a plurality of mounts 3 configured as described above
are bound into the binder metal fittings 2 of the cover 1 to form a book. When binding, for example, the even-numbered pages of the mount 3' are turned upside down, and the odd-numbered pages of the mount 3' are inserted into the pocket portion 10b. opening 14 in the outer edge of
The opening 14 on the outer edge at b' is inserted so that it is located above and below.

When using the organized book constructed in this way, the cards P are stored in the left and right pockets 11a and 11b respectively to organize the cards, as in the conventional case. In order to distinguish between, for example, an odd-numbered mount 3 containing cards of a certain category and an even-numbered mount 3' containing cards of another category, a heading card 15 or a heading portion 15b of different colors is provided. By storing the heading cards 15, each of which is classified and displayed, into an arbitrary pocket part 10b at the right position, one heading part 15b protrudes outward through the opening 14 in the upper half, and the other heading The portion 15b protrudes outward through the opening 14 in the lower half. By doing so, it is possible to classify and organize a large number of mounts that have been inserted into the cover according to the type of cards stored therein, and when opening the index or mount, the protruding heading section 15b can be used to point fingers. These can be easily done by hanging or holding the heading card and turning it over.
It is also possible to shift the position of 5 in the vertical direction according to the position of the pocket parts, thereby classifying the mounts bound on the cover 1 into twice the number of pocket parts arranged in the vertical direction. becomes possible.

Effects of the Device As described above, according to the present application, an opening for inserting the heading section is provided in the pocket portion for storing cards, and the heading section of the heading card is made to protrude outward through the opening. Since the multiple sheets of mounts are stacked on the cover, it is easy to classify and organize the mounts, index them, and delete them, and it is also possible to replace and change the position of the index cards, and to use the same mount. By turning the mount upside down, the number of classifications can be doubled, making it extremely convenient to use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present application, and FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view with the front cover opened and a part cut away;
FIG. 2 is an overall front view with a portion peeled off, FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view with a portion omitted, and FIG. 4 is a front view of the index card. In the figure, 1 is the cover, 2 is the binder metal fittings, 3, 3'
is a mount, 4 is a base sheet, 5 is a transparent film, 6 is a binding section, 7, 8, 9 and 11 are welded sections, 10a and 10b are pocket sections, 14 is an opening, 15 is a heading card, 15b is a heading Department.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) By polymerizing a transparent film on the surface of the base sheet and appropriately welding these, the inner edge is open and about half the height of the outer edge is formed. A plurality of mounts each having a plurality of open pocket portions and in which at least one of the pocket portions stores an index card having a index portion protruding from one side edge thereof and projecting to the outside through the opening. The book is characterized by being bound into the cover with the even-numbered pages facing upwards and the openings at the outer edge of the pocket section being located above and below between the odd-numbered pages and the even-numbered pages. A book for organizing cards. (2) A book of cards as described in paragraph 1 of the claims for utility model registration, in which the heading cards are color-coded. (3) A booklet for cards as set forth in paragraph 1 or 2 of the claims for utility model registration, in which classification can be displayed in the heading section of the heading card. (4) The pocket has a storage part on the left side edge and opens at the inner edge at the left position, opens at the inner edge at the right position, and opens about 1/2 of the height at the outer edge. Claim No. 1 for Utility Model Registration, comprising a plurality of pockets, each of which has a plurality of pockets, and a heading card stored in any one of the right pockets.
A booklet for the cards described in Section 2, Section 2, or Section 3. (5) Scope of Utility Model Registration Claims Paragraphs 1 and 2, in which the cover is formed by foldably connecting the front cover, spine, and back cover, and a binder is attached to the inside of the spine.
A booklet for the cards described in Section 3, Section 3, or Section 4.