JPH0768971A - Small-sized calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To simultaneously see date columns of an entire month and one week, to increase a fill-in space of each day and hence to conveniently use as a desk type calendar and a portable pocket notebook. CONSTITUTION:Calendar sheet groups 2 are rotatably filed together with two covers 3, 4 by a bookbinder 5 at one side, and stood by cutout grooves and erectable leg areas provided at the covers 3, 4. The groups 2 are formed of six large sheet pieces 21 and four small sheet pieces 22 arranged between the covers 3, 4 and the pieces 21, calendars of respective months are displayed on parts of the pieces 21 not superposed with the pieces 22, date columns of final week of the calendar is displayed on parts to be superposed on the pieces 22, and date columns of respective weeks of first-four weeks of the calendar displayed on the adjacent pieces 22 are displayed on the four pieces 22.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a small calendar which can be used while standing on a desk or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a compact calendar of this type, a plurality of calender sheets are filingally rotatably filed with a binding tool together with two thick cover sheets, and a leg region provided on one of the cover sheets is raised. It is known that it can be erected by inserting it into a notch groove provided on the other cover (for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 57-151767, Japanese Utility Model Publication 57-1).
No. 53570). In this type of small calendar, 6 or 12 calendar sheets are usually bound between the covers, and each calendar sheet has a double-sided or single-sided display of a monthly seven-day table.

[0003]

Since the small calendar as described in the prior art displays the seven-day table for one month on both sides or one side of each calendar sheet as described above, it stands for one month in a standing state. Although there is an advantage of being able to see the whole, there is a drawback that there is almost no space for entering daily schedules. Therefore, it is unsuitable to carry and use like a notebook. Therefore, in order to make this entry space large, it is conceivable to display a date field for one week on each calendar sheet, but then this makes it impossible to overlook the entire month.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to be able to simultaneously see the entire month and the date fields for one week, and further The purpose of the present invention is to provide a small-sized calendar which can be used as a desk-type calendar and a portable notebook, since it has a large space for writing.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, in the small calendar of the present invention, a calender paper group consisting of a plurality of paper sheets can be rotated together with two thick cover sheets on one side by a binding tool. In a small calendar in which filing is performed on one cover, a leg area that can stand upright is defined, and a notch groove for locking the tip portion of the leg area is formed on the other cover, which is substantially the same as the cover. The above-mentioned calendar paper group is constituted by six large paper pieces of a slightly smaller size, and four small paper pieces arranged between the large paper pieces and between the large paper pieces on both sides and the cover, respectively, and the calendar paper group is constituted, The seven-day table for each month is displayed on the part that does not overlap with the piece of paper, and the date column for the last week of the seven-day table is displayed on the part that overlaps with the small piece of paper, and for the small piece of paper arranged four by four, it is displayed on the adjacent large piece of paper. Seven Sunday table The date field of each week worth of 1-4 weeks is obtained by displaying each.

[0006]

In the small calendar of the present invention having the above-mentioned structure, only one week's worth of date fields are displayed on each small piece of paper, so that it is possible to make a wide writing space for each date. Then, in the open state or even in the upright state, the date field for one week displayed on the small piece of paper and the seven-day table for one month displayed on the large piece of paper can be viewed at the same time.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view of a small calendar according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view of the same, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the same in a standing state.

As shown in the figure, the small calendar 1 includes a calender paper group 2 composed of a plurality of paper pieces, two thick cover sheets 3,
Filing is performed on one side so as to be rotatable with the binding device 5 together with the binding device 4. The cover sheets 3 and 4 are made by punching a hard resin sheet into a predetermined shape, and the back cover sheet 4 has a substantially U-shaped cutting line 4a and a straight folding line 4 connecting both ends thereof.
A substantially rectangular leg portion area 41 is defined by b, and a tip portion 41a having a slightly narrower width and a slit 41b at the base thereof are provided at the tip of the leg portion area 41, while the front side A notch groove 31 into which the tip portion 41a of the leg region 41 can be inserted is formed on the cover sheet 3 at a position corresponding to the folding line 4b. The notch groove 31 has a convex portion 31 at the center.
a. Then, when the covers 3 and 4 are rotated at the part of the binding tool 5 to face each other and the leg region 41 is raised and the tip portion 41a thereof is inserted into the notch groove 31, the convex portion 31a is formed into the slit 41b of the tip portion 41a. The calender 1 can be placed in an upright state as shown in FIG.

The calendar paper group 2 includes six large paper pieces 21 each having a size substantially the same as or slightly smaller than the front covers 3 and 4, and between the large paper pieces 21 and between the large paper pieces 21 on both sides and the covers 3 and 4, respectively. It is composed of small pieces of paper 22 arranged four by four. Here, the size of the small paper piece 22 is about half that of the large paper piece 21.

In the portion of each large paper piece 21 that does not overlap with the small paper piece 22, a monthly seven-day table is displayed so as to fit in five rows. Specifically, a cover sheet 3 is provided on the front side of each large paper piece 21.
The seven-day table for January to June is printed in order from the front, and the seven-day table for July to December is printed on the back side in order from the front side of the cover. The last week of the previous month and the first week of the next month. It is printed in the form including. Further, a date column corresponding to the final week of the seven-day table is displayed in a portion of each large paper piece 21 that overlaps the small paper piece 22.

On the other hand, four small sheets 22 are provided with date columns for each week of the first to fourth weeks of the seven-day table displayed on the adjacent large sheet 21. In particular,
On the front side of the four small paper pieces 22 located on the front cover 3 side of a certain large paper piece 21, there are date columns for each week of 1 to 4 weeks in the seven-day table displayed on the front side of the large paper piece 22. Each is printed in order, and on the back side of the four small paper pieces 22 located on the front cover 4 side of one large paper piece 21, one to four weeks of the seven-day table displayed on the back side of the large paper piece 22 The date columns for each week are printed in reverse order. Therefore, there is no date column on the back side of the four small sheet pieces 22 closest to the cover sheet 3 and on the front side of the four small sheet pieces 22 closest to the cover sheet 4.

When the small calendar 1 having the above-mentioned structure is used on a desk, it is set upright as shown in FIG. That is, a large piece of paper 2 corresponding to the date of use.
1 and the small piece of paper 22 are exposed. Then, at the time of week change, as shown in FIG. 4, the top sheet 22 is rotated backward to expose the sheet 22 in which the date column for the next week is displayed. In this way, the small paper piece 22 is sequentially rotated, but when the small paper piece 22 displaying the date column for the fourth week is rotated as shown in FIG. 5, the date column for the last week displayed on the large paper piece 21 is rotated. Appears. In this way, it is possible to use it with the seven-day table of the month always visible, and the one-week date field with a large entry space visible.

The small calendar 1 can be carried with the leg region 41 of the cover 4 returned. Since the daily entry space is large and it is convenient for writing a schedule and the like, it can be effectively used as a notebook. That is, one small calendar 1 can be used as a notebook or a desk calendar.

Although the present invention has been described above based on an embodiment, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, and various details thereof are included within the scope of the matters described in the claims. The configuration can be changed and implemented.

For example, the shape of the leg region and the cutout groove provided on each of the two cover sheets for standing the calendar is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, and any known shape may be used. Any known binding tool for rotatably filing the calendar sheet group and the two cover sheets may be used. The cover sheet can also be formed of paperboard.

The seven day table displayed on a large piece of paper and the layout of date columns for one week displayed on a small piece of paper can be appropriately selected.

[0018]

As described above, the small calendar of the present invention can simultaneously see the seven-day table for one month and the date column for one week, and also has a large daily entry space. Not only can it be used as a desk calendar in the open state, but it can also be used conveniently as a notebook. When it is used as a desk calendar, many schedules can be recorded for each day.
It can be used while looking at the entire month.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a small calendar according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a small calendar upright.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which a small piece of paper is rotated.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which a small piece of paper displaying a date field for the fourth week is rotated.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Small Calendar 2 Calendar Paper Group 21 Large Paper Piece 22 Small Paper Piece 3 Cover 3 Notch Groove 4 Cover 41 Leg Area 5 Binding Tool

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A calender paper group consisting of a plurality of sheets of paper is filingally rotatably filed on one side thereof with two thick cover sheets, and a leg area capable of standing up is defined on one cover sheet while the other is defined. In a small calendar in which a notch groove for locking the tip end portion of the leg area is formed on the cover sheet, a 6-inch sheet having a size substantially the same as or slightly smaller than that of the cover sheet.
The above-mentioned calendar paper group is composed of a large piece of large paper and four small pieces of paper arranged between the large pieces of paper and between the large pieces of paper on both sides and the cover, respectively. In addition to displaying the monthly seven-day table, the date column for the last week of the seven-day table is displayed in the part that overlaps with the small paper piece, and the four small-paper pieces arranged on each adjacent small paper piece have A small calendar characterized by displaying date columns for each of the four weeks.