JPS5916952B2 - address book - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an address book in which heading portions are formed on the terminals of a large number of paper sheets.

This type of address book needs to be constructed in a size (vertical and horizontal dimensions) that is convenient for carrying. Therefore, a normal notebook type has a heading section of 30 (INDEX).
Cut out a die, stack sheets of paper that correspond to the same heading, align the sheets so that the sheet with the heading printed on it is on top of the sheet that corresponds to the next heading, and then It consists of doing. This notebook-type address book allows you to write in 35 minutes, but it is quite thick (you can prepare several pages for the same heading), so
If it is used in a separate format along with a memo notebook or diary notebook, it is necessary to reduce the number of sheets of paper and to cut out each heading, which inevitably increases the cost considerably. Therefore, an address book was proposed in which the edge of each sheet was made into one heading part, and each sheet was shifted in a step-like manner and a mount was glued to it, thereby eliminating the need for die-cutting for each heading. . However, if the paper sheets are shifted according to the number of columns in the heading section, the size of the entire address book (vertical and horizontal dimensions) will become smaller compared to the size of the paper sheets (vertical and horizontal dimensions). , the size increases by the amount of paper leaf shift. Therefore, if you set the size of the paper sheet based on the size of the entire address book, the amount of writing is already limited], and the amount of writing becomes even smaller, making it difficult for users to write. Eventually, I become very dissatisfied. In addition, in order to make the paper sheet as large as possible, the width of the paper sheet shift must be made as small as possible, but in this case, the J
The narrow width makes it difficult to use. Also, if the heading part is covered with a cover and cannot be seen from the outside,
When indexing, you must be careful to open both sides of the address book. Therefore, if the heading part is not covered like in a phone booklet, there is a risk that the heading part will break or be damaged when the item is put in and taken out of a pocket. This invention was made based on the above-mentioned circumstances, and eliminates the need for cutting out paper sheets and creating a notebook.
Furthermore, the present invention aims to provide an address book in which the amount of writing on each sheet can be doubled, and the headings arranged in a stepped manner can be seen through the cover, while the headings are protected by the cover. be. For this purpose, the present invention involves folding a large number of sheets of paper in half with their leading edges together, shifting them toward the lower side of the folded portions, leaving an allowance for gluing, and shifting them in a step-like manner. In addition to adhering the consecutively lined up glue allowances to the backing paper, the top edge of each folded paper sheet on the upper side forms a heading part by the above-mentioned stair-like staggered configuration. is attached to a cover folded in half, and the cover is characterized in that it has a transparent part corresponding to the heading part.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically explained based on illustrated embodiments.

In the figure, reference numeral 1... is a sheet of paper folded in half, with its leading edge aligned, its both edges cut using the usual cutting method, and the free edge cut into an arc shape. A heading portion 6 of a constant width is provided at the free end of the upper side. Then, each sheet of paper 1 is shifted to the lower side of the folded part and a certain width of gluing allowance 2.
They are stacked one after another in a stepwise manner, leaving ..., and in this state are adhered to the center of the mount 4 via double-sided adhesive paper (synthetic adhesive with permanent adhesive) 3. . A separately prepared cover 5 is then attached to both ends of the mount 4.
By inserting the paper sheets 1 into the bag portions 5a and 5b of the cover 5, the paper sheets 1 are arranged inside the cover 5. In addition, the above paper leaf 1
Each heading part 6 on the top side is arranged in sequence, and the sheet 1 under the heading...The bottom side usually has a heading part, but this As mentioned above, the sheet 1 is cut at the same time as the heading portion 6 on the upper side of the sheet 1 overlapping the sheet 1, so that it cannot be seen from above. A transparent portion 5c (made of a plastic sheet or the like) is provided on the front side of the cover 5 so that the exposed heading portion can be seen from outside the cover 5. By having the above configuration, this invention can achieve the following effects.

(1) Since the free end of the paper sheet is used as it is for the heading section, there is no need to cut out the paper sheet for each heading section, and manufacturing costs can be significantly reduced.

(2) Since the paper leaf is folded in half with the leading edges together to form the upper and lower sides, simply shift one end of the leaf in a step-like manner and place the other end on the backing paper. The writing capacity is twice that of the one that uses glue. In addition, since the side edges and leading edge of a folded paper sheet can be cut using a normal cutting method, even if the leading edge is cut into an arc shape, for example, it will not be misaligned horizontally or vertically with respect to the top side. Since the bottom sides can be accurately overlapped without causing any problems, even though each heading part is double-layered, it is possible to construct an orderly arrangement of the heading parts without giving a disordered appearance. Product value (in terms of appearance) can be maintained high. (3) Since the above-mentioned paper sheets are glued to the backing paper in a stair-like manner, the work process is much faster than when each sheet is positioned and glued one by one on the backing paper. performance and efficiency can be improved.

(4) Since the heading part is covered by the cover, there is no risk of breakage or damage when putting it in or taking it out of a pocket.

Moreover, since the heading section can be seen through the transparent part of the cover, the user can open the cover and perform index operations immediately without having to worry about looking between the front and back. (5) Since the amount of writing in each heading section has increased, the number of index divisions can be reduced, so the width of the heading section can be made sufficiently wide, making index operations easier.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1 to 3 are perspective views for explaining the loading process of the address book according to the present invention, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are the open and closed states of the address book according to the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows each. 1...Paper leaf, 2...Gluing allowance, 3...
...adhesive paper, 4...mounting paper, 5...
Cover, 5a, 5b...Bag section, 5c...
Transparent part, 6... Heading part.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A large number of sheets of paper are folded in half with the tips of the sheets together, shifted to the bottom side of the folded area, leaving an allowance for gluing, and shifted in a step-like manner, thereby making them lined up in a row. In addition to gluing the above-mentioned gluing allowance to the backing paper, the tip of the top side of each sheet cut in half forms a heading part by the above-mentioned stair-like staggered configuration, and the above-mentioned backing paper is attached to the folded cover page. The address book is attached to an address book, and the cover has a transparent part corresponding to the heading part.