JPH0528059Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Field of Application This invention relates to postcard paper for use as a new postcard on which two pages of correspondence can be written in addition to the address side.

Background Art Postcards (hereinafter simply referred to as postcards) are widely used as a means of mailing simple correspondence that does not need to be sealed.

Traditional postcards only used the front and back sides of a single card-shaped postcard paper, so the space available for the correspondence was limited to one page on the back side of the address side. When writing a large amount of correspondence, one had no choice but to send it in sealed letters, which were expensive to post.

In addition, a special postcard paper made by polymerizing multiple pieces of paper in a peelable manner has been proposed (Utility Model No. 61-
Publication No. 28679). This device is intended for concealing correspondence, and consists of a pair of separable upper and lower paper strips, with the top surfaces of the upper and lower paper strips used as the address side and the communication side, respectively. In addition to the text, an adhesive surface consisting of an adhesive, a transparent release sheet, and a pressure-sensitive adhesive is formed on the lower surface of the upper paper surface. In other words, after writing the message on the top of the bottom piece of paper, the bottom piece of paper is cut off from the top piece of paper and glued to the bottom of the top piece of paper via the adhesive surface to create a single card-shaped postcard. I can do it. In addition, the recipient can read the message on the top of the bottom piece of paper through the release sheet and pressure-sensitive adhesive by peeling off the bottom piece of paper from the top piece of paper so as to separate the adhesive and release sheet. be able to.

In addition, the above-mentioned publication states that it consists of an upper paper piece, an inner paper piece, and a lower paper piece, the upper paper piece being glued to the lower surface of the inner paper piece in a non-separable manner, and the lower paper piece being attached to the upper surface of the inner paper piece in the same way as mentioned above. A technique for releasably adhering via the adhesive surface of is also described.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention Although such prior art may be suitable for processing large amounts of postcards using a dedicated processing machine, it may be suitable for processing extremely small amounts of postcards for personal use, etc. When adjusting postcards, there was a problem that it was extremely difficult to use and difficult to adopt. In other words, the adhesive surface of this product is formed only on the lower surface of the upper paper piece or both sides of the inner paper piece, and is exposed to the outside.
It cannot be formed until after the writing of the correspondence on the correspondence side and the writing of the addressee on the address side have been completed, and therefore, the formation process must be carried out unless special mechanical equipment is available. This is because it is not possible.

Also, this thing is the upper paper piece and the lower paper piece, or
Since it is necessary to form an adhesive surface only on a portion of the postcard paper consisting of the upper paper piece, inner paper piece, and lower paper piece, and not on the entire postcard paper, it is necessary to form an adhesive surface on the entire postcard paper, so it is necessary to form an adhesive surface on the entire postcard paper. It is impossible to properly cut and use the
Another problem was that manufacturing costs tended to be unreasonably high.

Therefore, in view of the problems of the prior art, the purpose of this invention was to stack opaque paper twice the size of a postcard, a transparent film, and separator paper, and fold the paper with the opaque paper on the outside to create a personal To provide a new postcard paper that can be manufactured at a reasonable cost without requiring any special mechanical equipment, which can be used for two pages of correspondence extremely easily even for the purpose of use. It is in.

Means for Solving the Problems The structure of this invention to achieve the above purpose is to use opaque paper twice the size of a postcard, the opaque paper to be releasably pasted, and one side coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive. The transparent film and the separator paper are laminated in order, and folded along the center fold line with the opaque paper on the outside.A first slit is formed on the separator paper along the fold line, while the opaque paper teeth,
The gist is to use one side of the fold line as the address writing surface.

Effect: When this device is configured, the surface of the separator paper forming the back side of the address writing surface serves as the first message surface, and a message can be written thereon. After the message is written on the first message surface, the first slit formed on the separator paper is used as a dividing line to remove the separator paper on the side opposite to the first message surface. The surface of the transparent film coated with the pressure-sensitive adhesive is then exposed. Therefore, by gluing and pasting this side onto the first correspondence side, it is possible to create a single postcard-sized card.
Next, the outer surface of the opaque paper opposite to the address writing surface is used as a second message surface, and the message can be written there, predetermined matters can be written on the address writing surface, and the postcard can be mailed.

On the other hand, the recipient first reads the contents of the second message side exposed on the back side of the address side, and then peels off the opaque paper on the side forming the second message side. , through the transparent film
Can read the correspondence written on the correspondence text. Note that the contents of the first message and the second message may be written starting from the latter and ending with the former, taking into consideration the suitability of the recipient.

Example Examples will be described below with reference to the drawings.

Postcard paper consists of opaque paper 1 and transparent film 2
and separator paper 3 are laminated in this order and folded along the central fold line 4 with the opaque paper 1 facing outward (FIG. 1). Note that the overall size of the postcard paper is twice as large as the standard size of postcards, and the result of folding it is assumed to match the standard size.

The opaque paper 1 is coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive 1a on one side, and a second slit (narrow cuts that are continuous or interrupted in the form of perforations) is made on one side along the fold line 4. (the same applies hereafter) 1b
A piece 11 is formed through the second slitter 1b.
and D piece 12 (Fig. 2). However, the second slitter 1b is arranged close to the folding line 4. In addition, the surfaces of the A piece 11 and the D piece 12 of the opaque paper 1 are defined as the A side and the D side, respectively, and the A side is the address writing side, and the necessary information for that purpose, for example, the display of "postcard". , the postal code column and stamp affixing position may be printed in advance.

The transparent film 2 is attached via a pressure-sensitive adhesive 1a,
It is a transparent plastic film or transparent cellophane film that is releasably adhered to an opaque paper 1, and one side of the film is coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a.

The separator paper 3 is attached to the transparent film 2 via a pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a, and at least the side that contacts the pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a has weak adhesive strength to the pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a, and the transparent film 2 It shall be treated with an appropriate release agent so that it can be easily peeled off. Furthermore, the surface of the separator paper 3 that does not come into contact with the pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a is preferably a normal paper surface so as not to impair the writing performance with a writing instrument. A first slitter 3b along the folding line 4 is formed on the separator paper 3.
It is divided into a B piece 31 and a C piece 32 via b. However, each surface of the B piece 31 and the C piece 32 is
They are defined as B-side and C-side, respectively.

Note that both pressure-sensitive adhesives 1a and 2a are transparent.

When using postcard paper having such a configuration, first, the front side of the B piece 31 of the separator paper 3, that is, the B side, is used as the first message page, and the message is written here. In this case, it is more convenient to temporarily expand the fold of the postcard paper along the fold line 4 (solid line in FIG. 2).

After writing the correspondence on the B side, the C piece 32 of the separator paper 3 is then peeled off and removed using the first slitter 3b as a separation line.
As a result, the pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a that was hidden by the C piece 32 is exposed, so fold the entire part along the fold line 4 (double-dashed line in FIG. 2).
By adhering the surface of the pressure-sensitive adhesive 2a to the B side, the message written on the first message surface can be hidden, and the entire message can be formed into one postcard-sized card.

Next, the message is written on the surface of the D piece 12 of the opaque paper 1, that is, the D side, as the second message surface. After that, fill in the specified information on the address side of side A, affix a stamp, and mail it as a postcard.

First, the recipient can read the message written on the D side because it is exposed in the same way as the message on a normal postcard. Next, if you peel off the D piece 12 of the opaque paper 1 using the second slit 1b as a dividing line, there will be
The message written on side B appears through the transparent film 2 and can be read. However, even without the second slitter 1b, the D piece 12 can be turned up near the fold line 4 and peeled off to make the correspondence on the B side readable.

In the above explanation, the recipient first reads the second message written on side D, so for the convenience of the recipient, he starts writing the message from side D, and then... It is also possible to proceed to the B side and end there.

Also, the B piece 31 of the separator paper 3 is the C piece 32.
Since there is no need to peel it off from the transparent film 2 as in the above, the part of piece B 31, that is, the part corresponding to the back side of the address writing side of side A, is not treated with a release agent so that it cannot be peeled off. It is preferable to leave it as

Furthermore, the opaque paper 1 has an outer surface, namely A
Since the side and D side form the address writing side and the second correspondence side, respectively, they are preferably brightly colored so that they have good writing properties and the written characters are easy to read. In addition, the back side should be dark colored or printed with a fine pattern to prevent it from being read, to compensate for the overall opacity and prevent the correspondence written on the B side from being read through. preferable. Moreover, unlike the D piece 12, the A piece 11 is a part that does not need to be peeled off.
It is also possible to form only the A piece 11 so that it cannot be peeled off.

Fold line 4 for folding the entire postcard paper
may be provided not only in the horizontal direction as in this embodiment, but also in the vertical direction in the center. The postcard paper at this time has the size of two postcards of a specified size connected in the horizontal direction.

In the previous embodiment, the opaque paper 1 and the transparent film 2 were releasably attached to each other via the pressure-sensitive adhesive 1a, but instead of this, the transparent film 2 was attached to the opaque paper 1. It may be thermally bonded in a releasable manner. Transparent film 2 at this time
The desired peel strength can be easily obtained by using a thermoplastic plastic film and laminating it at an appropriate temperature slightly lower than its melting temperature.

Effects of the invention As explained above, according to this invention, opaque paper, a transparent film releasably attached to the opaque paper, and separator paper are laminated and folded with the opaque paper on the outside. , the surface of the opaque paper is used as the address writing surface and the second correspondence surface, and
The surface of the separator paper can be used as the first message surface, and the whole can be formed into a single card, so there is no need for any special mechanical equipment. Even in the case of intended use, it is extremely easy to use two pages of correspondence, and since the entire structure is finished in the same laminated structure, raw material paper for ready-made stickers can be cut. This has the excellent effect that it can be easily manufactured at a reasonable cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 show an embodiment, FIG. 1 is an explanatory overall perspective view, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. 1. 1... Opaque paper, 1b... Second sliver, 2
...Transparent film, 2a...Pressure sensitive adhesive, 3...
...Separator paper, 3b...First sliver, 4...
...Fold line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A layer of opaque paper twice the size of a postcard, a transparent film that is removably attached to the opaque paper and coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive on one side, and a separator paper are laminated in this order. The opaque paper is folded along a central fold line with the opaque paper facing outward, and a first slit is formed on the separator paper along the fold line, while the opaque paper is folded on one side of the fold line. A postcard paper characterized in that the side is the side for writing the address. 2. The postcard paper according to claim 1, wherein the separator paper has a side corresponding to the back side of the address writing surface that cannot be peeled off. 3. Utility model registration claim 1, characterized in that the opaque paper is provided with a second slit on the other side of the fold line, close to the fold line.
Postcard paper as described in Section 2 or Section 2.