JPH10181751A - Specially sealing envelope - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it difficult to exchange the contents without leaving the unsealed trace and certificate that the contents in the envelope existed at the postmark date, by sealing a sealing paper sheet which has been bonded and sealed at the front side, with a sheet of seal paper and further sealing thereon with a postage stamp. SOLUTION: A sealing paper sheet 4 is bonded and sealed at the front side of an envelope and a sheet of seal paper 5 is bonded and sealed thereon and further, three or more postage stamps for the registration fee are stuck thereon at every distance. The sealing paper sheet 4 and the seal paper 5 are cut to form a corrugated shape. In this way, when a postmark is given and a seal is put at the joining of two leaves, even if one tries to seal again, it becomes extremely difficult to seal again while setting two leaves to coincide to each other. A thin thread is put in the mutually sticking parts of the envelope body and bonded together with a strong adhesive which is not commercially available in the market. In this way, it becomes extremely difficult to peel off these parts and seal them again without the sealing trace.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention relates to a special envelope for mail.

2. Description of the Related Art A general envelope is mailed in such a manner that the contents are sealed or adhered for the purpose of replacing the contents or modifying the contents. It can be relatively easy to reseal without leaving traces of.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] [0003] The present invention, once sealed, opens and replaces the enclosed material (hereinafter referred to as the contents) or modifies the contents. This is a special sealing envelope that aims to make it extremely difficult to reseal without leaving it.

[0004] In the envelope of the present invention, the sender wants to prove that he or she was present on the day of sending out, puts it in an envelope, completely seals it, mails the envelope by registered mail to itself,
A sealed envelope for receiving the delivered envelope at a later date and storing it without opening, thereby proving that the contents of the envelope existed on the date of the postmark date of the envelope and the date of the registered receipt date. Since the sender is the recipient, the contents of the contents are well known to the recipient, so there is no need to open it until you need proof (if you have a separate copy), proof of the contents (For example, in court) in the presence of a witness, the date of the postmark date of the envelope by opening it unopened, that is, after confirming that there is no replacement or alteration of the contents. Is a special postal envelope for proving that the contents existed.

[0005] Even with conventional mail envelopes, it is difficult to reseal without leaving a trace of the opening after the sender opens and replaces the contents, if the sender completely adhesively seals and mails. it is conceivable that. This is especially true if the contents are important. In this case, it is considered that the interests of the sender and the recipient are in conflict with each other, so that it can be assumed that the sender completely adheres and seals.

[0006] The envelope of the present invention, when the sender mails to himself, and when the sender mails to a recipient who has the same interest as himself, on the date of the postmark date of the envelope, To prove in the future that the contents of existed. In such a case, in the case of a conventional envelope, the sender and the recipient have the same person or interest, so for the purpose of replacing the contents after the envelope has been delivered, mail it by disguising the complete seal,
It is considered that it is relatively easy to reopen the package after receiving it, replace the contents, and then reseal without leaving a trace of the package. Because the conventional mail envelope does not have the purpose as the sealed envelope of the present invention, assuming that the contents may be replaced,
This is because it does not have a structure for preventing the replacement.

[0007] The envelope of the present invention is for proving that the contents of the envelope existed on the date of the postmark date of the envelope. Thus, even if the sender or recipient intends to replace the contents in the future of the envelope postmark date and reseal without leaving a trace of the opening, i.e., there may be present on the date of the envelope postmark date. Even if an attempt is made to assert in the future that something that did not exist on the date of the postmark date, by making sure that traces of opening remain and making replacement of the contents difficult, It is necessary to prove that the contents existed on the date of the postmark date.

[Means for Solving the Problems] [Claim 1]
In the case of the sealing envelope, the contents are sealed, the sealing paper 4 is bonded and sealed on the front side of the envelope (as opposed to the conventional envelope), and then the sealing paper 5 is bonded and sealed on the sealing paper 4, then FIG. 1 shows that at least three stamps for the registered fee are attached on the overlapping portions of the sealing paper 4 and the sealing paper 5 at intervals. Next, the recipient's address is entered in the address column 6. Since the carbon paper 9 is attached to the envelope cover 1 corresponding to the underside of the address column and the stamping column 7 for the underwriting time certification, the recipient's address and underwriting time are copied to the envelope cover through the carbon paper. This is sent to the post office, and a seal is put in the frame of the underwriting time certification column 7, and the date and time are entered. Postmarks on stamps are stamped on at least several sheets of stamps, envelopes, envelopes, and envelope covers.
Since a plurality of sheets are pasted, a general round postmark is stamped at several places.

In the case of the envelope of the second aspect, the contents are sealed, and the sealing paper 10 is bonded and sealed on the front side of the envelope. Next, the sealing paper 5 is adhesively sealed on the sealing paper 10. Then, three or more stamps are attached at intervals, respectively, as shown in FIG. Fill in the address and submit it as registered mail at the post office. Also in this case, the postmark of the stamp is stamped on several or more sheets of paper.

In the case of the sealing envelope of the third aspect, the contents are sealed, and the sealing paper 11 is adhesively sealed on the front side of the envelope. Next, the band sealing paper 14 is bonded and sealed in the order of lower, middle, vertical, and upper. The lower band is started from the center of the envelope table, and is made to go around the envelope. At this time, the upper part of the bonded portion 12 on the back of the envelope is always stuck and hidden. The middle band is also pasted from the center of the envelope table, and after making one round, it is overlapped at the beginning of pasting. The vertically long band is started from the lower part of the envelope paper 11 on the envelope table, and is then wrapped around the middle part and the lower part of the band paper at the center part of the back of the envelope by overlapping and overlapping the middle part and the lower part of the band paper. Overlap. The upper banded paper is pasted from a position where the last overlapped portion can be stuck and concealed with a stamp, and the lower end portion of the sealing paper 11 and the overlapped portion of the vertically long banded paper are circled so as to be concealed. Match. Next, three or more stamps are attached at intervals. One of the sheets is stuck so as to cover and overlap the overlapped portion of the upper band sealing paper, FIG. 7 and FIG.

[Operation] The sealing envelope of the present invention is
10 and 11 are respectively bonded and sealed on the front side of the envelope, the upper part thereof is bonded and sealed with a sealing paper 5 or a band sealing paper 14, and further, a stamp 3 is attached thereon and sealed. 6, 7, and 8. Then, this sealed envelope is sent as registered mail (in the case of the sealed envelope of claim 1, after receiving the seal of the underwriting date and time certificate and the entry of the date and time). In advance, three or more stamps for the registered fee are attached at intervals, so if it is a normal round postmark, at least two postmarks are stamped, and for each postmark, a stamp, sealing paper, This is to be stamped on two or more sheets of the envelope and the envelope cover. The sealing paper, the sealing paper, and the wrapping paper are cut into a corrugated shape so that if they are not completely adhered, they are easily damaged during mailing.

[0012] The sender or recipient intends to replace the contents after receiving, without completely bonding the parts (ie, making it easier to open), disguising the seal and presenting it as registered mail and receiving it. Even if it is opened later, the contents are replaced, and the contents are resealed, it is extremely difficult to re-attach the stamp, the seal, the sealing paper, and the number of postmarks marked on the envelope cover to the original position. In the third aspect of the present invention, the overlapping portion of the banding paper is pasted and concealed with the banding paper to be pasted next, and finally sealed with a stamp. It is extremely difficult to fix.

Next, the address field and the seal field 7 for the underwriting date and time certification of the lower part of the sealing paper 4 of claim 1 will be described. It is copied on the envelope cover through carbon paper. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to completely overlap the characters written in the address column with the characters copied on the carbon paper and the envelope cover even after opening, replacing the contents, and then resealing. And if you put it again,
It is not possible to check from the outside whether or not the characters in the address column and the characters copied on the carbon paper and the envelope completely overlap. In this respect, the sealing disguise is made more difficult.

In order to prove the overlap of the characters, after confirming that the other parts have not been opened, the contents are taken out, and then the contents are taken out. If you cut out accurately and see it through the light, you can determine the degree of overlap of characters.

[0015] Instead of directly writing in the address field, another paper on which the address is written is pasted on the address field and mailed. After receiving, the paper is peeled off, the contents are replaced and resealed. Can be entered in the address column, but since the date and time is always entered in the stamp column 7 for underwriting date and time certification, the date and time are copied. Even if thick paper is inserted under this 7 part to prevent copying, the date and time will be entered in column 7, so after replacing the contents, trace the handwriting of another person and write twice, It is extremely difficult to copy it to the paper below without leaving any.

By using an adhesive which is not generally available on the market as an adhesive for a sealing paper, a sealing paper, a band sealing paper and an adhesive for the lower bonding portion 12 and the central bonding portion 13,
By examining the components of the adhesive at the time of certification, the possibility of resealing can be determined.

The special sealing envelope of the present invention prescribes a sealing procedure, and if the sealing is performed in accordance with the procedure, the envelope has an evidential ability. , It is obliged to follow the instructed procedure. Even if it is disguised as instructed, the position of the stamp and the position of the underwriting date and time stamp cannot be changed. In this regard, it is extremely difficult to disguise or disguise.

[Embodiment] In the sealing envelopes of claims 1, 2 and 3, the sealing papers 4, 10 and 11 are respectively adhesively sealed on the front side of the envelope, and the sealing paper 5 and the band sealing paper 14 are respectively adhesively sealed thereon. Furthermore, three or more stamps for the registered fee are stuck on it at intervals, as shown in FIG. 1, FIG.
FIG. Further, since each sheet is cut into a corrugated shape, it is extremely difficult to re-adhese while aligning the stamp even if the seal is intended to be resealed if this portion is stamped after being stamped. In addition, it is extremely difficult to peel off these parts and re-attach them without leaving any traces by sandwiching thin threads between the bonded parts 12 and 13 of the envelope body and bonding them with a strong adhesive which is not generally commercially available. It can be something.

In the special sealed envelope of the first aspect, the carbon paper 9 is attached to the envelope cover on the back side of the address column 6 and the underwriting date and time certification stamp column 7 of the sealing paper 4, so that the address and underwriting date and time are entered. For example, the characters are copied to the envelope cover through carbon paper.

[Effect of the Invention] The sealed envelope of the present invention is to prove that a specific object (the contents of the envelope) was present on a specific date. Originally, a witness or evidence is required to prove any matter, but the sealed envelope of the present invention encloses the sender in need of certification in an envelope, and sends it to the self-registered mail or By mailing to the person who has the same interest as yourself and storing the delivered envelope without opening it, the contents of the registered envelope existed on the date of the postmark of the registered envelope and the date of the registered receipt Can be proved without the need for witnesses or other evidence.

A copyright is a specific example. If you write a dissertation, write a poem, and draw an illustration, copyright will be created at the time of its creation. However, it is not easy for ordinary people to prove these things as their own creations. In other words, there is a limited method of proving the copyright of one's creation and having the society acknowledge it, and for the general public to use the limited method, the procedure, format, etc. It is not easy to do in that respect. In order to certify the copyright, it is possible to register the creation in a public organization, or to publish it in magazines or newspapers that have a large number of copies and are socially credible. In this case, it is naturally assumed that the creation is disclosed to others.

When using the sealed envelope of the present invention to prove the copyright of one's creation, disclose it unless the creator wants to disclose the creation to others. The creator mails the creation to himself in a sealed envelope, keeps the delivered envelope unopened, and describes the contents of his creation and the date of creation. You only have to show it to others if you need to prove it.

If the sealing envelope of the present invention is used,
Simply mail your work to yourself, without the cumbersome procedures, format, considerable expense, and renewal costs of copyright proof, and pay for your work when you need it. It can prove its copyright.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a sealed envelope of claim 1 in a state where a stamp is attached after being sealed.

FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the sealing envelope of claim 1 and the sealing envelope of claim 2;

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the sealing envelope of claim 1 in a state where a sealing paper 5 is adhered.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of the sealing envelope of claim 1 in a state where the sealing paper 4 is adhered.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the sealing envelope of claim 1 with the sealing paper 4 opened.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of the sealing envelope of claim 2 in a state where the envelope is sealed and a stamp is attached.

FIG. 7 is a plan view of the sealing envelope of claim 3 in a state where the sealing paper 10 and the band paper 14 are adhesively sealed and a stamp is attached.

FIG. 8 is a bottom view of the sealed envelope according to the third embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Envelope cover 2 Envelope backing paper 3 Stamp 4 Sealing paper 5 Sealing 6 Address field 7 Underwriting date and time stamping field 8 Non-adhesive sheet 9 Carbon paper 10 Sealing paper 11 Envelope 12 Lower part of the back of envelope 13 Back of envelope Central lamination part 14 banded paper

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continued on the front page (72) Inventor Ukon Ozawa 2-8-10 Minamihara, Hiratsuka-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture 103 (72) Inventor Sakon Ozawa 30226-1 Yoshidajima, Kaisei-cho, Ashigagami-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture (72) Invention Person Shinobu Sandome 10-38 Kamihirazuka, Hiratsuka-shi, Kanagawa Izheights 3F

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An envelope for sealing and sealing a sealing paper 4 on the front side of an envelope, adhesively sealing a sealing paper 5 on the sealing paper, and affixing and sealing three or more stamps on the sealing paper 4 at an interval of each other. An envelope in which an address column 6 and a registered date and time proof column 7 are provided at the lower part of the sealing paper 4, and carbon paper 9 is affixed to an envelope cover corresponding to the lower surfaces of 6 and 7. 2. An envelope in which the sealing paper 10 is adhesively sealed on the front side of the envelope, the sealing paper 5 is adhesively sealed thereon, and three or more stamps are affixed thereon at an interval of three or more. 3. An envelope in which a sealing paper 11 is adhesively sealed on the front side of the envelope, a band sealing paper 14 is adhesively sealed thereon, and three or more stamps are affixed thereon at an interval from each other to seal the envelope.