JPH0349904Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field This invention relates to a box-type file for storing photographic negatives, prints, etc.

Conventional technology After taking photos, it is surprisingly time-consuming and troublesome to paste the prints into albums and organize them.According to statistics, those who always organize the prints neatly in albums are the ones who are photo enthusiasts. It is said that about 20% of people have them, and most people have them in a drawer, in a box, or in a bag, and even if they try to look at them again, they have a hard time locating them. This is the current situation.

Means to Solve the Problem In this invention, a frame is attached to the cover of the file, and the print storage box housed in the frame has a flap that can store and organize E-size and L-size photographic prints individually. It is locked.

Embodiment Figure 1 shows the box-type file of this invention opened and the storage box for negatives and prints taken out.The box-type file 10 has a front cover 1, a spine cover 2, and a back cover 3. , front cover 1
A frame 4 is attached to the front cover 3, and a frame 5 is attached to the back cover 3. For example, a transparent sheet 41 is spread out on the front cover 1, and large-sized prints such as a cabinet size, an index, a piece of memo paper, etc. can be inserted into it. The frame 5 of the back cover 3 accommodates an elongated box 51 for negatives and a large box 52 for prints as shown by the arrows. The printing box has a base 53 provided with slits 54 for flaps, which will be described later.

Figure 2 shows the sheet 41 inside the frame 4 of the front cover 1.
Insert a paper sheet 42 such as a large print or an index or a piece of memo paper into the frame 5 of the back cover 3.
contains a negative storage box 51 and a print storage box 52, and the box 52 has a flap 20 for storing prints,
... is shown locked.

FIG. 3 shows a unfolded sheet of the flap 20, and the two-dot chain line in the figure is a folding line. FIG. 4 shows the folded flap 20 formed by folding along the folding line in FIG.
1. Consisting of side surfaces 23, 23 and back surface 25, 25,
A notch 22 is provided above the front surface 21 so that the print can be easily pinched. Also, the lower side 2 of the side surface 23
4 is a hypotenuse that rises from the front to the back. Further, tongue pieces 26 and 27 protrude from the lower end of the center of the front surface to be inserted into the slit 54 provided in the base 53 of the box 52. By bending the tongue piece forward, it becomes easier to insert it into the slit 54.

FIG. 5 shows the tongue pieces 26 and 27 at the lower end of the flap 20.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the inserted part, and the lower side 24 of the side surface 23 is the oblique side as described above, so the fifth A force is applied to push the flap backward as shown by arrow D in the figure, and the flap can be swung back and forth as shown by arrow R, making it easier to take out prints. Prints are inserted into the flap 20 in units of one film (24 or 36 sheets) between the front surface 21 and the back surface 25 as shown by arrow P in FIG.
Furthermore, since the flaps are tilted backwards, the upper ends of the front surfaces 21 are offset from each other and peek out, as shown in FIG. 2, and a simple heading can be displayed there. Further, negatives may be stored in the elongated negative storage box 51.

When the cover is closed and the frames 4 and 5 are put together, it becomes the same shape as a thick film as shown in Fig. 7, and can be placed on a bookshelf or the like and taken out and viewed again whenever desired.

Effects The box-type file of this invention has such a structure and can easily organize a large number of prints, and since the flap can swing, it is easy to take out prints, and it can be arranged on a bookshelf. This box-type file has many advantages such as storage capacity, and has a storage capacity more than five times that of an album.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 shows the box-type file of this invention opened, Figure 2 shows the frame housing boxes, etc., Figure 3 is a developed view of the flap, and Figure 4 shows the flap. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the flap secured to the base, FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the insertion part, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the cover closed. Explanation of symbols, 1...Front cover, 2...Spine cover, 3...Back cover, 4, 5...Frame, 20...
Flap, 21...Front, 22...Notch, 23...
...Side side, 24...Hintenuse, 25...Back surface, 26,2
7... tongue piece, 51... negative storage box, 52... print storage box, 53... base, 54... slit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a box-type file for storing photo negatives, prints, etc., a frame is attached to the inside of the file cover, a negative storage box and a print storage box are housed in the frame, and a tongue piece is attached to the lower end of the front surface. The flap for print storage having a shape is secured to the print storage box by inserting its tongue piece into the slit in the base of the print storage box, and the lower edge of the side of the flap for print storage is turned from the front to the back. A box type file characterized by a rising hypotenuse.