JPH0516666U - Banknote parcel for money gifts - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Regarding the banknote wrapping for money gifts used for ceremonial occasions, various celebrations, visits, etc. It's a common experience for anyone to open and look at it,
Make it possible to immediately check the presence of bills without having to open them. [Structure] In a bill wrapping bag for giving money, a small transparent window 13 is provided on the back side so that the bill 4 inside can be seen through the transparent window 13.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a banknote wrap for giving money for ceremonial occasions, various celebrations, visits, farewells, sunshi, and rewards.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 When giving money in some form of money, a banknote wrap for giving money is not just a simple gift of money; it is developed from the perspective of valuing relationships with the other party and deepening the bond of the heart. As a typical example, a ceremonial bag is used for a celebration such as marriage and birth, and a non-celebration bag is used for a terrible event such as a funeral or illness.

In general, a paper is folded in accordance with the etiquette, and an outer package and an inner package are used. The outer package is made of thick, white, and fine wrinkled sandal paper, and the banknote is visible in the inner package. Thin Japanese paper is used. In addition, due to the recent trend of abbreviated form, envelope-shaped paper bags are sometimes used for the outer and inner packages, and sometimes the paper bags are used individually. Depending on the title, the cover page will be marked with "Kotobuki," "Birthday celebration," or "Kousu," "Omimai," etc.

The outer packet and the inner packet are folded in various manners according to the etiquette of folding, and the outer packet is watered. Also, in the case of Keiji, the front cover will be marked. It is called a souvenir bag with a stick. In addition, table writing, Mizuhiki, and noshi are often printed.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Paper bags for gifts of money are given to the other party by wrapping banknotes in consideration of the importance of giving gift rituals as described above. If you forget to wrap it and pass it without noticing it, you may get the opposite result.

Even if you don't forget to wrap it, you may be uneasy because you are not sure about the fact. It is the experience of everyone to reopen and check for the existence of banknotes at this time. This is because if you forget to put your money in, you will lose a lot of gratitude to the other party and you will not be informed of the fact unless you are intimate with each other. Because I don't get it.

In the case of a bill wrapping whose outer wrapping is a fold, since it is thickened due to the folding of the paper, it is not possible to see through the bill with light, and for confirmation, You also need to open it to see. Moreover, since the folding method is complicated and it is water-drawn, it is very troublesome to open it once and then close it again.

In the case of a paper bag type, the mouth is sealed with glue, and therefore it cannot be seen open. Unlike the case of folding, it is possible to see it by shining it on the light, but since it is the motion of looking up, it takes a lot of time to pass it to a large number of people, for example.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a banknote wrap for gift giving of money, in which the presence or absence of banknotes can be immediately confirmed without opening.

[0010]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the banknote wrapping for monetary gifts according to the first invention is characterized in that a small see-through window is provided on the back side so that the banknotes wrapped inside can be seen.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the banknote wrapping for money gifts is such that at least the outer wrapping of the outer wrapping and the inner wrapping is the folded wrapping, the bills inside the inner wrapping are visible. As described above, a small see-through window is provided on the backing sheet of the outer package.

[0012]

[Action]

 According to the banknote wrapping for money gifts configured as described above, the banknote wrapped inside can be seen through the transparent window, so that the presence or absence of the banknote can be immediately confirmed without opening. In addition, the see-through window is made small on the backing paper, so it is not conspicuous, there are no aesthetic problems, and there is no fear of lack of ceremonies.

As a mode of confirming banknotes through the see-through window, when the paper of the inner package can be seen, a window hole is provided in the inner package and the background of the banknote can be seen through the window hole, the paper of the inner package is exposed to light. The case where the background is visible can be given as the case where the background is visible because the inclusion is omitted.

As long as the outer package is folded according to a common etiquette, the backing sheet is thick and can be folded in multiple layers, while the front cover is a single folding method, and the outer package allows light to pass. The obstacle is a transparent window and only a single cover. Therefore, even if the banknote is not visible on the paper in the package (especially when the package is folded), it is possible to see through the paper while shining light.

[0015]

【Example】

 Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 show an embodiment, in which a banknote wrap for giving money is composed of an outer wrap 1, an inner wrap 3 for holding banknotes 4, and a mizuhiki 5. As a celebration, the outer packet 1 is marked with a nosushi 7. The outer packet 1 is provided with a transparent window 13 for confirming the presence or absence of the bill 4, and the inner packet 3 is provided with a window hole 14 so that the bill 4 can be clearly seen.

The outer wrap 1 is made in the shape of a “tato wrap” made of sandpaper. This is the simplest and most commonly used fold, but it is also the fold that makes the back side thicker overall (see Figure 3). Regarding the folding method, the vertical and horizontal two-fold lines make the middle part between the upper and lower ends of one end a cover sheet 9 and the other part is a backing sheet 11, and a back window 11 that is thickly folded is provided with a through window 13. Be done.

As for the backing paper 11, the backing paper main body 15 is such that the central portion of the paper is directly folded with the front cover 9. As a folding procedure, the inner folding piece 17 at the other end is first folded, then the cover sheet 9 is folded thereon (see FIG. 1), and then the lower folding portion 21 is folded with the upper folding portion 19 downward. (See Figure 2). However, in the case of a bad event, the upper folding part 19 will be on top.

The transparent window 13 is formed in a heart shape to symbolize marriage. Its position is on the lower left side, which is conservative when viewed from the back side. Further, in addition to the backing paper main body 15, the lower folding portion 21 is also formed so that the back side is completely removed. That is, the lower part of the backing sheet main body 15 and the outer piece 23 under the cover sheet 9 are also formed. Of these, in the transparent window 13 of the outer piece 23, the transparent film 25 is provided on the back side so that the banknote 4 can be clearly seen. It is attached. This not only improves the appearance, but also prevents the inconvenience of breaking through the transparent window 13.

The inner packet 3 is provided with a window hole 14 at the lower end of an envelope-shaped bag, and even if the inner packet 3 is wrapped in the outer packet 1 with the front and back reversed, the window hole 14 fits through the transparent window 13. In addition, the window hole 14 is formed in the front cover 27 and the back paper 28 so as to extend in the left and right directions. By the way, when using a thin paper in which the bill 4 is seen through in the inner package 3, the window hole 14 is not necessarily required.

FIG. 4 shows a banknote wrap for a funeral monetary gift. Of the folded outer wrap 1 and the envelope-shaped inner wrap 3, the lower center of the backing paper 11 of the outer wrap 1 is shown. A rectangular see-through window 13 is provided in the paper, and the paper money in the envelope 3 and the bill 4 can be seen through the see-through window 13.

FIG. 5 shows still another embodiment, in which a banknote wrap for giving money is provided with a round see-through window 13 at the lower end of the backing paper 11 of the envelope-shaped outer wrap 1 and is directly enclosed therein. The background of the printed paper 4 is visible through the transparent window 13.

[0023]

[Effect of the device]

 As described above, according to the banknote wrapping for monetary gifts of the present invention, the banknotes inside can be seen through the transparent window, and the presence or absence of banknotes can be immediately confirmed through the transparent window. On the other hand, you can prevent the mistake of handing over the money without wrapping it, and you can save the trouble of opening it for confirmation and hand it to the other person with confidence. Even if you hand it over in the sky, the other person can confirm it on the spot where it is easy to confide. In particular, when there is a reception such as at a funeral hall, there is an excellent effect that you can check there and prevent it from being handed over to the bereaved family in an empty state.

Since the see-through window is provided on the backing paper in a small size, it is not conspicuous, there is no appearance problem, and there is no fear of lack of ritual.

When the outer package is a folded shape (Claim 2), it is folded so thick that it hardly allows light to pass through it. Therefore, in the past, the banknote cannot be seen through the watermark, so be sure to check it. Although it was necessary to open it, it is not necessary at all, so the effect is particularly remarkable in comparison with the conventional one.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a back view showing a wrapped state of banknotes in the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a rear view corresponding to FIG. 2 showing another embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a rear view corresponding to FIG. 2 showing still another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Outer package 3 Inner package 4 Banknote 11 Backing paper 13 Transparent window

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A banknote wrap for giving money, characterized in that a small see-through window (13) is provided on the back side so that the banknote (4) wrapped inside can be seen. 2. Outer package (1) and inner package (3),
In a banknote wrap for money gifts, in which at least the outer package (1) is a folded shape, a small transparent paper is placed on the backing paper (11) of the outer package (1) so that the banknote (4) in the inner package (3) can be seen. A banknote wrap for giving money, characterized by having a window (13).