JPH0761170A - Photographic card internally with card and manufacture thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a photographic card which has a clear pattern and in which a small card can be separately used by forming a recess on a mounting sheet of a large card in which an arbitrary image is printed on a photographic sheet, and adhering the small card such as a telephone card, etc., to the recess. CONSTITUTION:A photographic card such as a postcard 10 has a photograph adhered to a front surface. Incidentally, the postcard 10 is formed by engaging a telephone card (small card) 16 with holes (perforated line) 14 formed near a center of a board 12. The board 12 is formed by adhering one photographic sheet (large card) 20 to other photographic sheet (base card) 34. A desired pattern is displayed on the card 16, and a pattern continued to the pattern of the card 16 is displayed on the board 12. Further, a pattern continued to the pattern of the board 12 is displayed on a bottom 18 of the holes 14 of the board 12. Thus, a receiver of the card 10 can use the card 16 and clearly display the pattern.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photographic card which is mainly used as a postcard and internally has a card used for other purposes, and a manufacturing method thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, postcards on which patterns and characters are printed have been used as postcards for New Year's cards and summer visits. As an example of a post card on which this pattern or the like is printed, a telephone card is fitted to a substrate (base card), and a post card that can be used by removing the telephone card is provided. As a method of manufacturing such a post card, it is conceivable to use the printing method shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B (Japanese Patent Application No. 61-142476) for manufacturing the post card 1. A postcard 1 using this printing method is configured by fitting a telephone card 4 into a hole 3 in a central portion of a substrate 2. Also,
On the telephone card 4, a pattern or the like continuous with the substrate 2 is printed.

In manufacturing this post card 1, first, a substrate 2 having a hole 3 in the center is formed. Next, the telephone card 4 is fitted into the hole 3 of the substrate 2, and the substrate 2 and the telephone card 4 are integrated. With the substrate 2 and the telephone card 4 integrated, a continuous pattern or the like is printed.
According to the post card 1 manufactured in this manner, the telephone card 4 is inserted in the hole 3 of the substrate 2 in a fitted state. Then, the recipient of the postcard 1 can remove and use only the telephone card 4.

A postcard 7 is shown in FIG. 7C as another example of the postcard. This postcard 7
Is a printed circuit board 2 and a telephone card 4
Is attached to the surface of the mount 6 having a similar pattern printed on the surface. By being attached to the surface of the mount 6 on which a similar pattern is printed, a pattern or the like continuous with the substrate 2 is printed on the bottom 5 of the hole 3. According to the postcard 7 manufactured in this way, when the recipient removes the telephone card 4, the pattern of the bottom portion 5 of the hole 3 appears on the surface. Therefore, it is possible to attract the interest of the recipient who sees it.

[0005]

However, since the postcards 1 and 7 are provided with a pattern or the like by printing, the pattern or the like cannot be clearly seen. In addition, the material of the postcard is limited in order to give a clear pattern by printing. In addition, ink may seep into the fitting portion between the substrate 2 and the telephone card 4, and the printed pattern may become dirty.

Therefore, the present inventor has accomplished the present invention as a result of earnest studies to solve such problems.

[0007]

The gist of the card with photograph according to the present invention is to provide a large card in which an arbitrary image is printed on a photographic printing paper composed of a film and a mount, and the printed card. A small card that is attached to a part of the image, and a mount that constitutes the large card, and the small card is attached to the back surface of the film of the recessed portion that is cut into the shape of the small card. To be done.

[0008] Further, the gist of the card with photograph according to the present invention is that a base card on which an image is printed is stuck on the back surface of the large card on which the small card is stuck. Especially.

Further, the gist of the card with photograph according to the present invention is that a large card to which the small card is adhered is cut out from a part or all of the film along the outer contour of the small card. There is something to do.

The gist of the photo card according to the present invention is that the small card is a magnetic card.

Further, the gist of the method for producing a card with a photograph according to the present invention is that after printing an arbitrary image on one photographic paper consisting of a film and a mount, a part of the mount is cut off. To form a concave fitting portion, and the small card is attached to the concave fitting portion on the back surface of the film so as to fit into the concave fitting portion, and then the small film is attached over the entire surface. A part or all of the film is cut along the outline of the small card so that the card can be removed.

Further, the gist of the method for manufacturing a card with a photograph according to the present invention is that after printing an arbitrary image on a photographic paper consisting of a film and a mount, a part of the mount is cut off. To form a concave fitting portion, and the small card is attached to the concave fitting portion on the back surface of the film so as to fit into the concave fitting portion, and then the small film is attached over the entire surface. While a part or the whole of the film is cut out along the outer contour of the small card so that the card can be removed, after printing an arbitrary image on another printing paper composed of the film and the mount, The surface of one photographic paper on the mount side is attached to the surface of the other photographic paper on the film side.

[0013]

The photographic card in which the card according to the present invention is installed is put out by mail or the like, including a small card, and is mainly used as a post card. And
The recipient of the photo card removes the small card to which the back surface of the film of the recessed portion of the mount forming the large card is attached. Therefore, the card can be used as a post card, a Christmas card, or the like, and the small card can be removed and used for other purposes. For example, by configuring the small card to be a telephone card,
This small card can be removed and used as a normal telephone card. In addition, by displaying a pattern or characters on the bottom surface of the recessed fitting portion after the small card is removed, the pattern on the bottom surface appears on the surface when the small card is removed. The pattern on the bottom appears on the surface, making the recipient's eyes entertaining and interesting, which is preferable for use as a postcard, Christmas card, or the like.

In the photographic card according to the present invention, patterns and the like are shown by photographs. Since the pattern and the like are shown by the photograph, the pattern and the like appear more clearly than in the case of a conventional postcard in which the pattern and the like are attached by printing. In addition, there is no possibility that ink will permeate into the cutoff line which is the boundary line between the small card and the other part.

A photographic card according to the present invention in which a base card on which an image is printed if necessary is attached to the back surface of a large card to which a small card is attached is a photographic card according to the present invention. The base card image is printed on the bottom. Since the image of the base card is printed on the bottom surface of the recessed portion, the recipient removes the small card, so that the image of the bottom surface of the recessed portion appears on the surface. The image of the bottom surface of the recessed portion appears on the surface, which is of interest to the recipient. Also, by configuring the pose of the image on the bottom of the recessed part to be different from the pose of the photo of the small card, a picture of a different pose will appear on the surface when the recipient removes the small card. Becomes When the recipient removes the small card, a picture of a different pose will appear on the surface, which will entertain the recipient's eyes and further interest them.

Further, the large card to which the small card is adhered has a part or the whole of the film cut off along the outline of the small card. It is cut along and the small card is removed and used for other purposes.

The photo card according to the present invention, in which the small card is a magnetic card, is used as an ordinary magnetic card after the recipient removes the small card.

Next, according to the method of manufacturing a photographic card according to the present invention, first, an arbitrary image is printed on one photographic paper, and then a part of the mount of the photographic paper is cut off to form a concave fitting portion. It is formed. Then, the small card is attached to the back surface of the film appearing in the concave fitting portion so as to be fitted in the concave fitting portion. After that, a part or all of the film is cut out along the outer contour of the small card so that the small card in a state where the film is attached over the entire surface can be removed.

According to the method for manufacturing a photographic card of the present invention, another printing paper is prepared, and an arbitrary image is printed on this printing paper. Next, the non-photographed back surface of one photographic paper is attached to the photographic paper front surface of another photographic paper with an adhesive sheet, an adhesive, or the like. By manufacturing a photographic card in this way, a photographic card is formed on the bottom surface of the recessed portion where the small card has been removed so that the image printed on another photographic paper appears on the surface.

[0020]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, embodiments of a photo card having a card according to the present invention and a method of manufacturing the same will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 is a postcard (a photo card having a card installed therein) according to the present invention,
It is a postcard with a photo attached on the surface. This postcard 10 has a hole (cut line) near the center of the substrate 12.
A telephone card (small card) 16 is fitted to 14 and configured. The substrate 12 is configured by adhering one photographic paper (large card) 20 to another photographic paper (base card) 34. The telephone card 16 has, for example, a maiko pattern facing forward, and the board 12 has a pattern continuous with the telephone card 16. Further, on the bottom surface 18 of the hole 14 of the substrate 12, for example, a maiko pattern facing away is shown, and is made continuous with the pattern of the substrate 12.

The manufacturing of this post card 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in (a), a landscape including a front-facing maiko in the vicinity of the center is printed on a photographic printing paper 20 having the same shape as a normal postcard. The photographic printing paper 20 on which a landscape including a maiko facing front is printed is laminated by a roll laminating machine as needed. Next, as shown in FIG.
Of the mount 22 of the photographic printing paper 20, the central portion 24 having the same shape as the telephone card is extracted by the die cutting blade. Then, the adhesive sheet 28 is attached to the white card 30 that can be used as a telephone card, but the pattern and the like are not yet displayed. The white card 30 to which the adhesive sheet 28 is attached is fitted into the hole 14 and attached, and then fixed by a laminating machine. Next, the film 32 of the photographic printing paper 20 is cut along the shape of the white card 30, and as shown in FIG.
Are formed in a state fitted in the holes 14.

Next, the formed telephone card 16 is
As shown in FIG. 2 (e), in the state of being fitted in the hole 14, the photographic paper 34 having the double-sided adhesive sheet 36 stuck to the surface thereof is stuck and joined. Other photographic paper 34
A landscape of a maiko facing away is printed near the center, and the background other than the maiko is the same as the photographic paper 20. That is, in the postcard 10 manufactured in this way, when only the telephone card 16 is removed, a photograph in which the background is continuous but only the maiko pose is different is displayed.

Postcard 1 manufactured in this way
0 is a state in which the telephone card 16 is fitted and attached to the hole 14 and is delivered by mail or by hand. Then, only the telephone card 16 is peeled off and removed by the recipient of this postcard 10.
Used as a normal calling card. Here, the telephone card 16 shows a maiko in the front direction, and the bottom surface 18 of the hole 14 shows a maiko in the other direction. Therefore, by removing the telephone card 16, the direction of the maiko changes. Since the direction of the maiko is changed by removing the telephone card 16, the recipient's eyes are entertained and the recipient's interest is attracted.

According to the post card 10 according to the present invention,
Only the telephone card 16 can be peeled off and used as a normal telephone card. Therefore, it can be used as a New Year's card, a summer greeting card, etc., and a telephone card gift can be given at the same time. Moreover, by removing the telephone card 16, the direction of the maiko shown on the surface can be changed. For this reason, it is possible to attract the recipient's interest, and it is preferable to use it as a New Year's card or a summer visit.

Further, according to the postcard 10 of the present invention, since the pattern is attached by attaching the photograph, the pattern can be clearly expressed unlike the conventional postcard in which the pattern is printed. . Furthermore, even if the material of the paper used is not limited, a clear pattern can be attached. Also, ink does not seep into the fitting portion of the telephone card 16 and the pattern does not become dirty.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the photographic card having the card according to the present invention and the manufacturing method thereof can be implemented in other modes.

For example, the manufacturing method of the post card 10 is as follows.
A manufacturing method as shown in FIG. 3 may be used. According to this manufacturing method, as shown in FIG.
After the film 32 of the photographic printing paper 20 is cut along the shape of 0 and the telephone card 16 is formed, the telephone card 16 is once removed as shown in FIG. Next, as shown in FIG. 3B, the printing paper 20 from which the telephone card 16 has been removed is attached to another printing paper 34 with an adhesive 37.
Affixed by On the other hand, a double-sided tape 36 is attached to the bottom surface 18 of the hole 14 as shown in FIG.
Here, the adhesive force of the adhesive 37 is set to be stronger than the adhesive force of the double-sided tape 36. Then, the telephone card 16 is fitted and stuck in the hole 14 to which the double-sided tape 36 is stuck, and the postcard 10 is formed.

Postcard 1 manufactured in this way
According to 0, the printing paper 20 from which the telephone card 16 has been removed can be strongly adhered to another printing paper 34 with the adhesive 37. Therefore, when the telephone card 16 is peeled off, the photographic printing paper 20 is not peeled off together.

In the method of manufacturing the post card 10, an adhesive having high transparency may be applied as an alternative to the double-faced tape 36 attached to the bottom 18 of the hole 14. By applying the highly transparent adhesive, the pattern of the bottom portion 18 that appears on the surface when the telephone card 16 is removed becomes clear.

Further, the postcard of the present invention is a postcard (a photo card in which the card is provided) 40 shown in FIG.
May be One side of the postcard 40 is a photograph, and a telephone card (small card) 44 near the center of the one side of the substrate 42 can be cut out and used.

The manufacturing of this post card 40 is as shown in FIG.
After the white card 30 is fitted into the hole 14 of the photographic printing paper 20 and attached as shown in FIG. 4C, the film 32 follows the outline of the white card 30 as shown in FIG. Only the corner 46 is cut. On the other hand, the other printing paper 34
As shown in FIG. 4B, an adhesive 48 is applied to a portion other than the joint surface with the white card 30, and the printing paper 20 is attached. That is, the post card 40 is manufactured so that the adhesive 48 does not exist on the back surface of the telephone card 44.

Postcard 4 manufactured in this way
0 is sent out by mail or the like including the telephone card 44 as shown in FIG. Then, the recipient of the postcard 40 cuts out only the telephone card 44 along the cut line 50, and is used as a normal telephone card.

According to this post card 40, since the telephone card 44 is cut off along the cutting line 50 by the recipient, another person cannot easily remove the calling card 44 during mailing. For this reason,
It is possible to prevent the telephone card 44 from being stolen during mailing. Also, adhesive 48 is provided on the back of the telephone card 44.
When the telephone card 44 is cut off, the pattern on the bottom surface 52 appears on the surface without the adhesive 48. Therefore, the pattern on the bottom surface 52 appears clearly.

In the method of manufacturing the post card 40, the cut line 50 is previously cut and the corner portion 46 is formed.
You can leave it alone. By leaving only the corner portion 46, the recipient can cut the corner portion 46 and use the telephone card 44.

The postcard according to the present invention is shown in FIG.
Postcard (Photo card with card inside)
It may be 54. In this post card 54, a photograph of a person is printed on a telephone card (small card) 56, and characters such as greetings are printed on a substrate 58. Further, by cutting and removing the telephone card 56, a photograph of another person printed on the film 70 on the bottom surface of the hole 60 along the outer contour of the telephone card 56 appears on the surface.

In manufacturing the post card 54, first, a photograph of a person is printed in a region A of the photographic printing paper (large card) 64 where the telephone card 56 is formed, and a greeting text or the like is printed in a region B where the telephone card 56 is not formed. Is printed. Next, only the portion of the mount 64 that forms the telephone card 56 is removed, and the white card 6 is formed in the hole 60 formed in the trace as shown in FIG. 5B.
6 is fitted and attached. Here, white card 6
When 6 is fitted and affixed, the white card 66 is made concave with respect to the mount 67.

Next, another mount (base card) 68 is prepared, and a film 70 having the same shape as that of the telephone card 56 is attached only to a portion joined to the telephone card 56 on this mount 68. A photograph of a person different from the telephone card 56 is printed on the film 70 so that it appears on the surface when the telephone card 56 is removed from the substrate 58. Next, this film 7
The photographic paper 64 is attached to the photographic paper 68 so that the 0 is fitted in the hole 60, and the postcard 54 is formed.

Even with such a post card 54,
The telephone card 56 representing a person can be cut out and removed to be used as a normal telephone card. Further, according to the method of manufacturing the post card 54,
Since the photographic paper 64 is adhered to the photographic paper 68 by fitting the film 70 into the hole 60, the adhered state becomes strong.

The postcard according to the present invention is shown in FIG.
Postcard (Photo card with card inside)
It may be 72. This post card 72 has an adhesive 76 applied to the back side of the small card 74 on the one surface side. The small card 74 is detached as shown in FIG. 6 (b) so that it can be used as a patch. There is.

This post card 72 is adhered to the back side of the small card 74 after the photographic paper (large card) 78 from which the portion forming the small card 74 is removed is attached to another photographic paper (base card) 80. The agent 76 is applied, and the small card 74 is attached to the bottom surface 84 so that the small card 74 is fitted in the hole 82.

According to this post card 72, since the adhesive 76 is applied to the back surface of the removed small card 74, the small card 74 is attached to another object 86 as shown in FIG. 6C. can do. Therefore, the recipient of the post card 72 can use the small card 74 as a patch, which is preferable for presenting to a child as a Christmas card or the like.

Although various embodiments of the photo card having the card according to the present invention and the manufacturing method thereof have been described above with reference to the drawings, the present invention is limited to the illustrated photo card and the manufacturing method thereof. Not a thing. For example, the photo card according to the present invention is not limited to the one used as a postcard, and may be used as a bromide or a business card. Further, the entire one surface is not limited to a photo card whose entire surface is a photograph, and a small card, which is a part of a photograph part of the photograph part, may be removable. Furthermore, the number of small cards is not limited to one, and a plurality of small cards may be used.

In addition, in the method of manufacturing a photographic card according to the present invention, the large card and the base card may be joined by an adhesive sheet or an adhesive, or by heat welding. In addition, the present invention can be carried out in a mode in which various improvements, modifications and variations are added based on the knowledge of those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

[0045]

According to the photo card in which the card according to the present invention is installed, the recipient of this photo card can remove the small card. Therefore, it can be used as a post card, a Christmas card, or the like, and the small card can be removed and used for other purposes. For example, by configuring the small card to be a telephone card, the small card can be removed and used as a normal telephone card. In addition, by displaying a pattern or letters on the bottom surface of the recessed fitting part after removing this small card, the pattern etc. of the bottom surface of the recessed fitting part can be seen on the surface when this small card is removed. Can be Therefore, when used as a post card, a Christmas card, or the like, the recipient's eyes can be entertained and interested.

According to the photo card of the present invention,
Since the pattern or the like is shown by the photograph, the pattern or the like can be clearly expressed as compared with the conventional postcard in which the pattern or the like is provided by printing. Further, a pattern or the like can be clearly expressed even if the material of the mount is not particularly limited like a conventional postcard. Furthermore, ink does not permeate into the cutoff line, which is the boundary line between the small card and the other part, and the pattern does not become dirty.

Further, according to the photographic card of the present invention, a base card on which an image is printed as necessary is attached to the back surface of a large card to which the small card is attached. Thus, the image of the bottom surface of the recessed fitting portion can be displayed on the surface. For this reason, the recipient's interest can be attracted and it is preferable to use it as a postcard or the like. Also, by configuring the pose of the image of the bottom of the recessed part to be different from the pose of the photo of the small card, when the small card is removed,
Photos of different poses can be displayed on the surface. For this reason, the recipient's interest can be further attracted, and it is particularly preferable for use in New Year's cards, summer visits, and the like.

Further, according to the photographic card of the present invention, in which the large card to which the small card is adhered is cut out from a part or all of the film along the outline of the small card, the photographic card according to the present invention You can cut out and remove the small card. This makes it easy to remove the small card

According to the photographic card of the present invention in which the small card is a magnetic card, the small card can be removed and used as a normal magnetic card. Therefore, it can be used as a postcard, and at the same time, a gift of a magnetic card can be given.

Next, according to the method for producing a photographic card of the present invention, the film is formed along the outer contour of the small card so that the small card can be removed while the film is stuck over the entire surface. Since a part or all of the film is cut off, it is possible to manufacture a photographic card which can be used for other purposes by removing the small card to which the film is attached.

According to the method for manufacturing a photographic card of the present invention, the small card is removed because the back side of one photographic paper is attached to the front side of another photographic paper on which an arbitrary image is printed. It is possible to manufacture a photographic card in which an image printed on other photographic paper appears on the surface of the bottom surface of the recessed fitting portion of the trace.

[Brief description of drawings]

1A and 1B are views showing an embodiment of a photographic card in which a card according to the present invention is installed, in which FIG. 1A is a plan view and FIG. 1B is a side sectional view.

2A and 2B are views showing a method of manufacturing the photographic card shown in FIG. 1, in which FIG. 2A is a side sectional view showing a step of printing on one photographic paper, and FIG. 2B is one photographic paper. Side sectional view showing a step of removing the central portion of the mount from the same, FIG. 7C is a side sectional view showing a step of fitting a white card, and FIG. 9D is a side sectional view showing a step of forming a telephone card. FIG. 3E is a side sectional view showing a step of adhering one printing paper to another printing paper.

3A and 3B are diagrams showing another method of manufacturing the photographic card shown in FIG. 1, in which FIG. 3A is a side sectional view showing a step of forming a telephone card, and FIG. 3B is one photographic paper. It is a side surface sectional view which shows the process of sticking to another printing paper, and the same figure (c) is a side surface sectional view which shows the process of fitting and sticking a telephone card.

4A and 4B are diagrams showing another embodiment of a photographic card having a card according to the present invention and a manufacturing method thereof, wherein FIG. 4A is a plan view showing the photographic card and FIG. It is a side surface sectional view showing a manufacturing method.

5A and 5B are views showing a photo card having a card according to the present invention internally provided therein and a method for manufacturing the same, in which FIG. 5A is a plan view showing the photo card and FIG. [Fig. 3] is a side sectional view showing a manufacturing method.

6A and 6B are views showing a photo card having a card according to the present invention internally provided therein and a method for manufacturing the photo card, in which FIG. 6A is a plan view showing the photo card and FIG. And (c) is a side sectional view showing a usage state.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a conventional post card,
1A is a perspective view, FIG. 1B is a side sectional view, and FIG. 1C is a side sectional view showing another example.

[Explanation of symbols]

10, 40, 54, 72; Postcard (photo card with card installed) 16, 44, 56; Telephone card (Small card) 74; Small card 20, 64, 78; One photographic paper (Large card) 34, 68, 80; Other printing paper (base card) 22; Mount 32; Film

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A large card comprising a large card formed by printing an arbitrary image on a photographic printing paper comprising a film and a mount, and a small card attached to a part of the printed image. A photographic card in which a card constituting the above is formed by adhering the small card to the back surface of a film of a recessed portion formed by cutting in the shape of the small card. 2. The base card, on which an image is printed as necessary, is attached to the back surface of the large card to which the small card is attached.
A photo card in which the card described in is installed. 3. The large card to which the small card is attached has a part or all of the film cut off along the outer contour of the small card. A photo card in which the card described in is installed. 4. A photographic card in which the card according to any one of claims 1 to 3 is provided, wherein the small card is a magnetic card. 5. An arbitrary image is printed on a photographic printing paper composed of a film and a mount, and then a part of the mount is cut off to form a recess fitting portion, and a small card is mounted on the recess fitting portion. Adhere to the back surface of the film of the concave fitting part so as to fit,
After that, a card characterized by cutting out a part or all of the film along the outer contour of the small card so that the small card attached to the entire surface of the film can be removed is provided inside. Photo card manufacturing method. 6. An arbitrary image is printed on one photographic printing paper composed of a film and a mount, and a part of the mount is cut off to form a recess fitting portion, and a small card is mounted on the recess fitting portion. Adhere to the back surface of the film of the concave fitting part so as to fit,
After that, the film is attached to the one surface so that the small card can be removed so that a part or the whole of the film is cut out along the outer contour of the small card, while the film and the mount are formed. After printing an arbitrary image on another printing paper, a card characterized in that the mount side surface of the one printing paper is attached to the film side surface of the other printing paper Photo card manufacturing method.