JPH0731394U - Address ruler - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] This is an addressing ruler that displays the vertical and horizontal allocation of postcard addressing. With this rule, anyone can easily write an address that conforms to practical calligraphy standards. is there. [Structure] An upper horizontal frame (1) and a lower horizontal frame (2) are fixed by mounting a vertical frame (3) on the left end upper surface of the horizontal frame (1).
Vertically divided lines are displayed in (2) and horizontally divided lines in the vertical frame (3). Put this address ruler on the postcard, move it horizontally, and write the person's name, company name, and address along the straight line of the vertical frame (3), but since the vertical frame (3) is floating in the air The feature is that it does not stain the letters written with India ink.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a stationery, which is an addressing ruler that displays an allocation conforming to the standard of practical calligraphy when writing an address with a brush.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, there is no addressing ruler. This is a bottleneck for rulers, because most brush writers and even general New Year's cards use brush writing, and the ink is easily stained.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Strict standards for practical calligraphy are required for addressing the brush of a cultivator. It is difficult for a general amateur to express an assignment that conforms to the standard because an expert who can write an address that conforms to this standard can write it. However, by using the addressing ruler of the present invention that displays the layout of the addressing of practical calligraphy, anyone can easily write a proper address, but since the letters written in ink are easily dirty, the ruler It is difficult to use. Therefore, the structure of the ruler is devised to prevent the black ink from getting dirty.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The upper horizontal frame (1) and the lower horizontal frame (2) that hold the upper and lower edges of the postcard are fixed by putting the vertical frame (3) on the upper surface of the left edge of each of the upper horizontal frame (1) and the lower horizontal frame (2). Put it on a postcard and move it from left to right. Since the vertical frame (3) floats in the air by the thickness of the horizontal frame and does not contact the surface of the paper, it does not stain the ink ink.

[0005]

[Action]

 Display the address layout using the three-sided frame. Six points ABCCabc are marked in horizontal frames (1) and (2) to show the points of vertical division, and horizontal lines are displayed in vertical frame (3). Many Japanese names have 4 characters, so we will divide them horizontally into 5 characters. Using this as a guide, you can easily write other numbers of characters. If you put this address ruler on a postcard, move from left to right, and write according to the allocation line, you can write an address that conforms to the standard of practical calligraphy.

[0006]

【Example】

 Hereinafter, examples of the present invention will be described. (B) Place the address ruler consisting of a three-sided frame on the postcard, and align the point A displayed on the horizontal frame with the right edge of the postcard. At this time, the vertical frame (3) shows the position where the person's name is written. The distance from the right edge of the postcard to the center line of the name is 55 mm, and the distance from the right edge of the vertical frame to point a is 14 mm. (B) After writing the person's name, move the ruler to the right and write the company name at point B. The company name is 33 mm from the right edge of the postcard, and the character width up to point b is 12 mm. (C) If you match the point C, the address is 15 mm. Character width is 10 mm. As described above, the vertical division size conforms to the standard of practical calligraphy. (D) In the vertical frame, an allocation line is shown so as to write five characters. A person's name has 3 to 8 letters, but you can easily write it by using the line of 5 letters as a guide. Although the addressing ruler of this plan is extremely simple in structure and usage, anyone can easily write an address that conforms to the standards of practical calligraphy.

[0007]

[Effect of device]

 The vertical frame (3) that is placed on the upper horizontal frame (1) and the lower horizontal frame (2) that holds the upper and lower edges of the postcard is not in contact with the paper surface, so even if you move the address ruler horizontally, It does not stain the letters written in India ink. In addition, because it is written along the straight line of the vertical frame, the letters do not bend, and the overall structure is completed beautifully.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Upper horizontal frame 2 Lower horizontal frame 3 Vertical frame

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An upper horizontal frame (1) for holding an upper end of a postcard.
And a vertical frame (3) placed on the upper surface of the left end of each of the lower horizontal frames (2) that presses the lower end, and fixedly attached to the vertical frame (3). Addressing ruler with vertical dividing lines displayed in (2).