JPS589760B2 - album mount - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an album mount, and more particularly to an album mount that allows original film to be stored and retrieved reliably and easily.

Photographs that are organized and stored on album mounts are generally printed from original film in the dark or in the sun (hereinafter referred to as film), and in the past, that film was printed separately from the album mount, such as in a negative album or film. It was stored in a jacket etc.

For this reason, it is difficult to store films of various sizes in an orderly and undisturbed manner, and when a particular photograph needs to be reprinted, the desired film can be selected from an unspecified number of films stored in a negative album or other media. In addition to being extremely troublesome to search for, there is a high risk of losing the film while it is being stored.

The present invention advantageously solves these problems, and in particular, each album mount is provided with a bag portion, in which films of various sizes can be stored individually or in series. This makes it easy to store each photo arranged on each mount and the corresponding film in the bag, and also makes it easy to search for a desired film.
A restraining means provided at the opening of the bag prevents the film from falling out of the bag, thereby eliminating the risk of film loss.

In addition, in the present invention, a transparent sheet is sealed on three sides on the outer surface of the opaque plate material forming the bag portion to form a plurality of pockets of a certain size that are aligned with each other, and each pocket is provided with a transparent sheet from each side toward the inside of the pocket. A peelable tapered seal part that protrudes a certain distance is provided, and for photos of a certain size, the bottom of the pocket and the part near the tip of the tapered seal part are provided, and for photos of other sizes, the bottom of the pocket and the tapered part are attached. By making it possible to position the sticker part on each side of the peeled pocket, it is possible to properly organize photos of different sizes.
It also provides preservation.

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

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention, in which an album mount 1 includes a rectangular opaque plate 2 made of cardboard, laminated material, plastic sheet, etc., and a seal on the outer surface of the opaque plate 2. It consists of a band-shaped transparent sheet 3.

Here, as the transparent sheet 3, a single plastic sheet, a laminate sheet, etc. can be used.

As shown in FIG. 2, one piece of opaque plate material 2 in the illustrated example has a width twice the width of the album mount. The hatched part 5, that is, the folded free end of the opaque plate material 2 and one of the sides perpendicular to this free end part is pasted or heat-sealed to the inside of the opaque plate material 2 as shown in FIG. A bag portion 6 as shown is formed.

A band-shaped transparent sheet 3 is sealed on three sides by heat welding, for example, on the outer surface of the opaque plate material 2 which has formed the bag portion 6 in this manner, so that a plurality of aligned photographs can be completely and reliably inserted. (See Figures 1 and 3).

The hatched area 8 in FIGS. 1 and 3 indicates the area where the transparent sheet 3 is sealed to the opaque plate 2.

Also, in the opening side end portion of the bag portion 6 mentioned above,
At the inside position of the pocket 7, a cut 10 is provided in the opaque plate material 2 for at least one bending tongue 9 facing toward the bottom of the bag, and the tongue 9 is inserted into the bag from the bending position indicated by a broken line 11 in the figure. The restraining means prevents stored items from slipping out of the bag part 6 by being able to be pulled inward.

Note that it is particularly advantageous to provide the cuts 10 for the tongue piece 9 on each side of the broken line 4, as shown in FIG. 2, in order to prevent the tongue piece from coming off.

Furthermore, a single album mount 1 is constructed by providing a plurality of binding holes 12 on one side of the opaque plate material 2 provided with the bag portion other than the above-mentioned opening.

In the album mount 1 having such a structure, photos are inserted into the pocket γ, and films corresponding to those photos are stored in the bag portion 6 either naked or inserted into a film jacket or the like. It becomes extremely easy to store and organize films, as well as search for a specific film.

Furthermore, after the film is stored in the bag 6, by pulling the folded tongue 9 toward the inside of the bag 6 from the cut 10, loss of the film during storage and handling of the album is advantageously prevented. can.

Further, when the bent tongues 9 are provided on both sides of the broken line 4 as shown in FIG. 2, the tongues 9 protrude from each side wall of the bag 6 into the bag 6, making it even more difficult for the film to slip out. Advantageously prevented.

In addition, since the folded tongue piece 9 is located inside each pocket 7, the hole in the opaque plate material 2 caused by the folded tongue piece 9 being pulled inward is covered by the photo inserted into the pocket 7, and the album The appearance of the mount 1 is not impaired at all.

The present invention has been explained above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3, but when the opaque plate is made of a laminate material or a plastic sheet, the bag portion and the pocket can be easily formed by heat sealing and have sufficient strength. This has the advantage that the influence of humidity on the film stored in the bag can be reduced compared to when ordinary cardboard is used.

In addition, the opaque plate material may have the same length and width as the album mount, and the bag portion may be formed by sealing the two opaque plate materials on three sides, and the folded tongue pieces may have a shape, size, and number other than those shown in the drawings. is also possible.

FIG. 4 is a developed view of an opaque plate showing a modification of the restraining means.

In FIG. 4a, extending portions 13 are provided on the side 2a corresponding to the opening edge of the opaque plate material 2 on which the bag portion 6 is formed, and these extending portions 13 are extended from the position of the broken line 14 toward the inside of the bag portion 6. It is designed so that it can be bent.

These extensions 13 can also provide the same effect as in the above example, and can prevent the contents stored in the bag from slipping out without damaging the appearance of the album mount 1.

Here, the extending portions 13 are provided on each side of the broken line 4, but it is also possible to provide them only on one side of the broken line 4, or to make the width of the extending portions 13 approximately equal to the width of the mount 1. It is possible.

Further, FIG. 4b shows a structure in which a seal portion 15 for squeezing the opening of the bag portion 6 is provided on the opaque plate material 2 to prevent the contents stored in the bag portion from slipping out.
5 is provided continuously to the portion 5 shown by diagonal lines, but the same purpose can also be achieved by separating it from the portion 5 or providing it from the side of the broken line 4.

Furthermore, in addition to these illustrated examples, for example, adhesive tape or other tapes may be adhered or heat-sealed to the inside or outside of the opening, or an extension portion as shown in FIG. 4a may be straddled across the opening. It is also possible to configure the restraining means by bending the bag outward, but in this case, it is a hassle to prepare a separate member from the mount and apply a seal, and it also causes damage to the appearance of the mount. There are some inconveniences, such as complication.

FIG. 5 is a plan view showing another modification of the present invention in which the pocket is improved.

In this example, the pockets 7 are formed to match the outline of a photo of a specific size, for example, an L-size photo, and are spaced apart from the upper end of each side 8a of these pockets 7 by a distance corresponding to the long side of the E-size photo. For example, by making the tapered seal portion 8b protrude into the pocket, it is possible to always properly organize and store photographs regardless of whether they are L or E versions.

That is, the E-plate photograph inserted into the pocket is accurately positioned by the bottom side 8c of the pocket 7 and the seal portion 8b spaced from the bottom side 8c to an extent not exceeding the length of the short side of the E-plate photograph, and The photograph is prevented from slipping out of the pocket 7 by the frictional resistance that the opaque plate 2 and the transparent sheet 3 give to the photograph in the vicinity of the seal portion 8b.

On the other hand, when inserting the L version photo into pocket 7,
The transparent sheet 3 of the seal portion 8b is peeled off from the opaque plate material 2 by the corners of the photograph and enters the pocket, and is accurately positioned within the pocket by the bottom side 8c and side portions 8a.

When this L-size photograph is inserted, the peeled portion of the transparent sheet 3 is generally located in the white frame of the photograph, so there is no risk of interfering with the viewing of the photograph.

In this example, the E-plate photograph is restrained in the long side direction by the seal portion 8b, but it goes without saying that this restraining direction may also be in the short side direction.

Therefore, according to the present invention, by storing a relatively small number of films of various sizes corresponding to the photos arranged on each album mount in the bag portion of the mount, organizing and storing the films and searching for the desired film are extremely easy. In addition, the simply configured restraint means can advantageously prevent the film from being lost without damaging the appearance of the mount, and can also prevent photographs of different sizes from slipping out into the pocket. , it is possible to reliably organize and store photos without interfering with viewing them.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the unfolded state of the opaque plate, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of FIG. FIG. 5 is a plan view similar to FIG. 2 showing a modification of the restraint means, and FIG. 5 is a plan view similar to FIG. 1 showing a modification of the pocket. 1... Album mount, 2... Opaque plate material, 2a... Side, 3... Transparent sheet,
4, 11, 14... broken line, 5, 8...
Part, 6...Bag part, 7...Pocket,
8a...Side portion, 8b, 15...Seal portion 8c...Bottom side, 9...Bent tongue piece,
10... cut, 12... binding hole, 13.
...extension part.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An opaque plate material having a rectangular shape, and a bag portion that is opened on one side and is formed inside the opaque plate material by folding or overlapping the opaque plate material and sealing it.
A restraining means is provided at the opening of the bag and comes into contact with the items stored in the bag to prevent them from coming out; a plurality of binding holes are provided in the opaque plate on one side other than the opening; Pockets of a certain size are formed by sealing a transparent sheet on three sides on the outer surface of an opaque plate material that is formed and are aligned with each other, and a tapered seal that protrudes a certain distance from each side of each pocket toward the inside of the pocket and can be peeled off. An album mount consisting of parts.