JPH0616784Y2 - Desk calendar - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a desk calendar.

Conventional technology Conventionally, calendar pieces that display monthly calendars on the front surface or both front and back sides are stored in a thin case installed on the table and set on the outermost surface side from the window provided in the case There is one that makes it possible to see the displayed calendar pieces.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the above conventional desk-type calendar, when a new month is changed or there is a desired month to be viewed, it is necessary to set a calendar piece indicating the month on the outermost surface on the window side. However, since it is not possible to see where these calendar pieces are located from the outside, it is necessary to take out all the calendar pieces once to find the necessary calendar pieces for the moon, which is very annoying. Further, although the case is usually formed of thick paper, there is a drawback that the structure for standing the thin case on a table and the structure of the case itself are complicated and the manufacturing cost becomes high. This invention has been made for the purpose of eliminating the drawbacks of these conventional desk-type calendars.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, in the present invention, at least one side surface and a bottom surface are opened, and a support that is bent outward at the lower end of the front part and the open end of the back part is provided. It consists of a case in which pieces are arranged in series, and six calendar pieces that display monthly calendars on both front and back sides and that are stacked in the case from the front side to the back side. The corners of the open side surface and the bottom surface are rotatably pivotally attached to the case so that they can be taken out from both the side surface and the bottom surface. Further, each calendar piece is opened as viewed from the front side. On the side end cutouts and the lower end cutouts when viewed from the back side, project the month display parts that display the same month as the calendar month displayed on the same surface of each calendar piece by shifting their positions from each other. It is characterized by that.

Action Each calendar piece is provided with a protruding display part that displays the month displayed on this calendar piece.You can tell at a glance which month's calendar piece is where this display part or display It can be easily taken out and viewed by grasping and rotating the calendar piece having a section. Further, by turning the case over and rotating it by 90 degrees so that the support piece on the back side becomes the lower end, the calendar piece on the back side can be easily seen.

Example FIG. 5 is a development view of a case (1) for storing calendar pieces. The case (1) is integrally formed of thick paper, and the front face (2) having a substantially square shape and the back face portion (3) having a substantially square shape are connected by a strip-shaped continuous portion (4). They are integrally connected to each other through folds (5) and (5) toward the inside. A supporting piece (7) is provided at an end of the front surface portion (2) opposite to the rear surface portion (3) via an outward fold (6).
And a support piece that is also outwardly bent on the other side of the back surface part (3) at one side end in a direction perpendicular to the connection part to the connection part (4) side. (8) are continuously connected to each other via a fold (9). Further, the front surface portion (2) is in a direction perpendicular to the support piece (7) and at the side end portion of the back surface portion (3) on the same side as the support piece (8),
A band-shaped notch (10) is formed from the intermediate portion through the continuous portion (4) to the boundary portion with the back surface portion (1). On the other hand, also in the back surface portion (3), a similar strip-shaped notch (11) is formed at the end opposite to the front portion (2) from the middle thereof to the end opposite to the support piece (8). ing.

In case (1) above, each fold (5) (5) (6)
By (9), as shown in FIG. 1, the front part (2) and the back part (3) are parallel to each other, and are bent outward at a right angle to the lower end side of the front part (2). The supporting piece (7) is formed by bending so that the supporting piece (8), which is also bent outward at a right angle, comes to the side end of the back surface portion (3).

Each of the six calendar pieces (12) to (17) is formed into a fan shape as a whole, and their vertical straight edges (18) are stacked in a state as shown in FIG. From the second sheet on the back side to the front side, the notches (19) (19) ...
As a result, at the upper end of this vertical linear edge (18), the month display section (20) (20) that displays the same month as the month displayed on the same side of each calendar piece (12) to (17), respectively. However, they are provided in a state where the positions are shifted. FIG. 2 shows the state in which the calendar pieces (1) to (17) are horizontally reversed as they are as shown in FIG. 1, and as shown in FIG. Also in each straight edge (18), a notch (1
9), (19) ... Are formed, and the month display portions (20), (20) are similarly formed.

Then, the calendar pieces (12) to (17) are stored in the case (1) in a stacked state as shown in FIG. 1, and the calendar pieces (12) to (17) are stored.
In the corner portions between the straight edge portions (18), (18), the pins are pivotally attached to the corner portions of the case (1) by pins (21). As shown in FIG. 1, the side surface (22) and the bottom surface (23) of the front portion (2) of the case (1) on the side of the notch (10) are open, respectively, as shown in FIG. In the folded state, on the front side, the month display portions (20) (20) of calendar months formed on the front side of the calendar pieces (12) to (17) are notched in the front portion (2). It projects to (10). Therefore, from this front side, all the months on the surface of the calendar pieces (12) to (17) can be confirmed at a glance, and when you want to take out the moon you want to see or when the moon changes, its display part (20) Lunar calendar pieces displayed in (12) to (17)
It can be easily taken out by rotating the sideways and pulling it out from the open side surface (22). In this case, the case (1) has a support piece (7) formed at the lower end of the front part (2).
The back surface of the case contacts the installation surface such as a tabletop, while the lower end of the support piece (8) connected to the back surface part (3) also contacts the installation surface to prevent the case (1) from falling back and forth. . The calendar piece (12) pulled out as shown in FIG. 3 is held as it is because the linear edge portion (18) located on the lower side of the calendar piece (12) similarly contacts the installation surface such as a tabletop. At this time, on the surface of the calendar piece (12), the calendar displayed in such a drawn state is displayed in an upright state. And when the moon changes or when there is a month to see, the calendar piece (12) that has been pulled out is rotated upward to be stored in the case (1), or in the state as it is, Calendar of the month (13)
In the same way, it is sufficient to rotate and pull out. Furthermore, calendar pieces (12) ~
When you want to see the moon on the back side of (17), flip the entire case (1) horizontally as shown in Fig. 4, and then back side (3).
If the supporting piece (8) on the side is rotated 90 degrees so that the supporting piece (8) is on the lower side, the calendar of each month can be seen in exactly the same state as in FIG. In addition, in each calendar piece (12) to (17), December is on the back side of the calendar piece (12) displaying January, and 1 is on the back side of the February calendar piece (13).
January is the back of the March calendar (14), October is the back of the April calendar (15), September is the back of the May calendar (16), and August is the back of the calendar. , July is displayed on the back side of the June calendar piece (17).

As described above, according to the present invention, since the month display portion is projected, it is possible to easily find the calendar piece of the required month and to close the calendar piece having the month display portion. By rotating it toward one side, there is an effect that a necessary calendar piece can be easily taken out and viewed with one finger. In addition, each calendar piece displays the calendar for each month on both front and back sides, so the number of calendar pieces is halved compared to the one that displays the calendar only on one side, and the manufacturing cost is reduced accordingly. , Although the calendar is also displayed on the back side, the calendar on the back side can be viewed in exactly the same way simply by flipping the case back and forth and rotating it 90 degrees. The operation of rotating it also has the effect of intriguing the purchaser. In addition, since the case is formed by simply bending a piece of thick paper as shown in the embodiment, the structure is simple and the manufacturing cost is low, and the supporting pieces are further separated from the right angle state. There is an effect that it can be folded compactly by bending it up to nearly 180 degrees.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of an entire desk calendar showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a state in which calendar pieces are stacked as seen from the rear side of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is this desk calendar. 4 is a perspective view showing the usage state of FIG. 4, FIG. 4 is a front view of the calendar of this embodiment seen from the back side, and FIG. 5 is a development view of the case. (1) …… Case, (2) …… Front part, (4) …… Coupled part, (3) …… Back part, (7) (8) …… Supporting piece, (10) (11)… … Notch, (12) to (17) …… Calendar piece, (20) …… Month display, (22)… Open side, (23)… Open bottom.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. At least one side surface and bottom surface are open,
And, at the lower end of the front part and the open end of the back part, a case in which support pieces that are bent outward are continuously provided, and monthly calendars are displayed on both front and back surfaces, and the case is overlapped in the back direction from the front side. It consists of six calendar pieces installed in the case, and the calendar piece is pivotally attached to the case at the corners of the open side and bottom so that it can be taken out from both the opened side and bottom. In addition, each calendar piece has a cutout portion of the open side end in a state viewed from the front side,
In addition, in the notch at the lower end when viewed from the back, the month display part that displays the same month as the calendar month displayed on the same surface of each calendar piece is offset from each other and projected. A desk calendar to do.