JPH07277344A - Envelope containing book - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate unsealing and make sending documents compact as a unified body to reduce the sending work of the sending side and also facilitate the handling in the receiver side. CONSTITUTION:The front paper 5 of an envelope, on which an address is written and the rear paper 7 of the envelope connected to the front paper 5 through the folding-back part 6 are folded from the folding-back part 6 to provide an envelope 3 in which the binding margins 10 of the opposite three sides except the folding-back 6 side are separably bound together through an adhesive. And a smaller book 4 than the area surrounded by the folding-back part 6 and the binding margins 10 is contained in the envelope 3 in the state that the bound part of the book 4 is bound in the inside face of the envelope 3.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sealed letter containing a booklet.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a large amount of information is provided or notified to a specific destination, such as mail-order sales catalogs or financial institutions' various guides, the We collect catalogs and invitations and mail them to a specific destination. The sender side can provide a lot of information at a time, and the advertising effect on the receiver side is high. . However, when sending these items, since a normal-type envelope having a seal on one side is used, it takes a lot of time and effort to arrange the items to be sent and insert them into the envelope on the receiving side,
Further, the receiving side must open the envelope by cutting off one side of the envelope, which takes time and effort to confirm the contents. Further, there is a problem in that the items to be sent are likely to be scattered after being opened, and there is a high possibility that they will be lost even if a reply postcard is enclosed.

In view of the above circumstances, the present invention has an object to make it easy to open the package and to consolidate the items to be sent, to reduce the sending work on the sender side, and
The purpose is to make it easier for the recipient to handle.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in consideration of the above problems. An envelope cover with an address and an envelope backing connected to the envelope cover via a folding portion are provided. Folding from the folding part, the binding margin around the three opposite sides except the folding part side has an envelope part that is peelably bound via an adhesive, and is smaller than the area surrounded by the folding part and the binding margin. Disclosed is a booklet-embedded envelope in which a booklet formed in a size is arranged in the envelope portion in a state where the binding portion of the booklet is bound to the inner surface of the envelope portion, and the above-mentioned problem is solved. To do.

[0005]

In the present invention, the envelope portion is formed by the folded portion and the binding margin other than the folded portion, and the envelope portion can be opened by peeling off the binding margin. If all the items to be sent are put together in the form of a booklet, these items will not be scattered, and since this booklet is bound to the envelope part, the contents will be opened in a spread state after opening the envelope part. You will be able to see it. In order to create this envelope with a built-in booklet, for example, a piece of envelope paper in which a front cover sheet and a back sheet of an envelope are connected through a folding portion is used, and a weak adhesive adhesive is applied to the periphery of the piece of envelope paper. A step of printing information such as an address on the envelope cover with a binding margin and binding the sent items together, and a size smaller than the area surrounded by the binding margin and the folding part on the three sides of the envelope cover and the back of the envelope A step of forming a booklet with a size of, a step of binding the binding portion of the booklet to an envelope paper piece so that the booklet is located in the area, and folding the envelope paper piece from the folding portion,
The binding margin facing each other by the folding may be obtained from the step of binding.

[0006]

EXAMPLES The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the illustrated examples. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a booklet-embedded envelope, in which the booklet 4 is arranged in an envelope portion 3 composed of an envelope paper piece 2 folded in two. The envelope sheet piece 2 is composed of an envelope cover sheet 5 and an envelope back sheet 7 connected to the envelope cover sheet 5 via a folding section 6, and has an address entry section 8 in which information such as the address and name of the recipient is output. On the front cover 5 and the back cover 7,
A binding margin 10 to which an adhesive 9 having a weak adhesive force is applied is provided around three sides except the side on the folded portion 6 side. That is, there are binding margins 10 along the four sides of the envelope paper piece 2, and the folding portion 6
The binding margins 10 that are folded and opposed to each other are releasably bound via the adhesive 9 to form the envelope portion 3.

The booklet 4 is housed inside the envelope portion 3 and is smaller than the area surrounded by the folded portion 6 of the envelope cover sheet 5 and the back sheet 7 of the envelope and the binding margin 10 on three sides. It has a shape of (Fig. 1). The binding section 11 of the booklet 4 is bound to the side of the envelope backing sheet 7 on the side of the folding section and integrated with the envelope sheet piece 2 (see FIG. 2). The envelope 1 can be opened by peeling off the binding margin 10, the envelope cover 5 and the envelope backing paper 7 open in a two-page spread, and the booklet 4 can be opened in a state of being integrated with the envelope paper piece 2. It should be noted that the booklet 4 is not limited to the form in which a plurality of pieces of paper as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are bound on one side, and for example, as shown in FIG. It may be in the form of being bound by.

The above embodiment is an example in which the binding portion of the booklet is bound to the envelope paper piece in a state of being matched with the folded portion of the envelope paper piece. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and can also take the forms of the following embodiments. FIG. 4 shows the second embodiment. As shown in the second embodiment, the booklet 4 is made by folding the booklet 4 which is larger than the above-mentioned area among the paper sheets constituting the booklet 4 into two parts. Is formed to be smaller than the above area. The booklet 4 is positioned in the area, and the binding portion 11 of the booklet 4 is bound to the inner surface of the envelope backing paper 7 facing the folding portion 6 on the binding margin 10 side. In the second embodiment and the above-mentioned embodiment, 4a is a reply postcard configured as one sheet of the booklet 4, and if the reply postcard 4a is bound together as described above, the dissipation after the opening is prevented. Can be prevented.

FIG. 5 shows in sequence the preparation of the booklet-embedded envelope 1 in the first embodiment. In creating this envelope 1, first, the address information is printed on the address describing portion 8 of the envelope cover 5 of the envelope sheet piece 2 before folding (a). An adhesive 9 having a weak adhesive force is previously applied to the binding margin 10 around the envelope paper piece 2. Next,
The binding part 11 of the booklet 4 created in a separate process is superposed on the backing paper 7 of the envelope paper piece 2 so as to be aligned with the folding part 6 (b), and the binding part 11 is glued to the envelope paper piece 2. Bind with s (c). And a piece of envelope paper 2
Is folded from the folding section 6 and the booklet 4 is placed between the envelope front cover 5 and the envelope back cover 7 (d).
By binding 0 with the adhesive S, the envelope 1 having the booklet 4 in the envelope portion 3 is obtained (e). Although the adhesive s having a strong adhesive force is used for binding the booklet and the envelope paper piece, the present invention is not limited to the bonding using these adhesives at the time of binding.
Further, when creating the sealed letter of the second embodiment, the binding position of the binding portion of the booklet is different, and the other steps are the same.

[0010]

As described above, in the booklet-embedded envelope of the present invention, the envelope cover having the address and the envelope backsheet connected to the envelope cover via the fold portion are folded from the fold portion. The binding margins of the three facing areas except the folding portion side have an envelope portion that is peelably bound via an adhesive, and are formed smaller than the area surrounded by the folding portion and the binding margin. The booklet is arranged in the envelope portion in a state where the binding portion of the booklet is bound to the inner surface of the envelope portion. As a result, the envelope can be easily opened by peeling off the binding margins on the three sides, and the booklet can be opened. The piece of envelope paper that has covered the booklet then serves as the cover for the booklet, eliminating the need to discard the envelope itself. In addition, since the items to be sent are organized as a booklet, the work related to collecting the items to be sent on the sender side in the past is eliminated, and the items to be sent are not scattered at the time of opening on the receiver side as well. The effect is excellent in practicality such as being extremely simple.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a booklet-embedded envelope according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a cross section taken along the line AA and the line BB in FIG.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a cross section of an embodiment having a booklet having a different structure.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a creation method in process order.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Enclosed booklet 2 ... Envelope paper piece 3 ... Envelope part 4 ... Booklet 5 ... Envelope cover sheet 6 ... Folding part 7 ... Envelope backing paper 9 ... Adhesive 10 ... Binding margin

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An envelope cover with an address and an envelope backing paper connected to the envelope cover via a folding part are folded from the folding part, and the binding margins on the three opposite sides except the folding part side are Having an envelope part that is peelably bound via an adhesive, a booklet formed smaller than the area surrounded by the folding part and the binding margin, the binding part of the booklet is on the inner surface of the envelope part. A booklet-embedded envelope, which is arranged in the envelope portion in a bound state.