JPS591828Y2 - Book with fortune book - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a book with a fortune-telling fortune book, in which a fortune-telling fortune is bound between the sheets of paper constituting the book.

There have traditionally been books in which fortune-telling pieces containing fortune-telling statements such as fortune-telling are bound between the paper leaves that make up the pages, but such fortune-telling pieces are simply bound between the paper leaves on two-page spreads. As a result, when the two-page spread was opened, the fortune-telling text was immediately visible, which lacked interest.

This invention was developed to overcome the drawbacks of conventional books with fortune-telling books, and its purpose was to separate the fortune-telling books, which are bound between the sheets of paper that make up the book, into multiple pieces by separating lines such as perforations. It consists of a single sheet that can be separated into pieces, and a fortune-telling text such as fortune is written on each of the plurality of pieces, and the fortune-telling sheet is arranged so that the side on which the fortune-telling text is written is on the inside. By folding the side end back to the base end and gluing it, you can give the reader the pleasure of looking at the hidden fortune-telling text and the pleasure of separating a piece of fortune from the sheet. To provide a book with rich fortunes that allows readers to enjoy the above-mentioned enjoyment as many times as they like or with a large number of people.

A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the opened state of the book with a fortune book according to the present invention, Figure 2 is an enlarged perspective view showing the outline of the fortune sheet, and Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the usage state in which a fortune piece is separated from the fortune sheet. It is a diagram.

The fortune book 1 is made up of a fortune sheet 3 bound between a large number of paper leaves 2, and the fortune sheet 3 is made by binding a sheet material such as a single paper leaf approximately in the middle as shown in Fig. 2. It can be folded left and right, and the inner surface of the side end 4 of the folded right half 3a is glued 6 to the base end 5 of the left half 3b, and further it can be separated into a plurality of fortune pieces 7 in the vertical direction. Perforations 8, which are parting lines, are made in the left and right direction.

On the left side of the adhesive part 6 of the fortune sheet 3, the folded end of one half-day, that is, the proximal end 5 of the left half body 3b is extended 9, and this extended part 9 is attached to the above-mentioned large number of paper sheets. 2... are used as a binding margin for binding the sheet 3 and binding the book 1.

The side end 4 of the right half 3a, which is the other half that is further folded back
An extension part 10 is also formed on the left side of the adhesive part 6, and this extension part 10 is used as a pinching area for picking with fingers when opening the fortune piece 7 and peeling off the adhesive part 6.

The surface of each fortune piece 7 of the fortune sheet 3 described above, that is, the surface of the right half 3a of the folded sheet 3 shown in FIG. An arrow 11 indicating the peeling direction is displayed over the adhesive part 6, and the name of the book 12 and "Omikuji" 13 are also displayed, respectively.

Also, on the folded inner surface of the sheet 3, there are 8 fortune pieces 7 separated by perforations 8 as shown in Figure 5, each with a wide variety of different fortunes etc. A display section 14 . . . on which a fortune-telling sentence is written is formed.

This display section 14 has a rectangular frame section 15 formed sufficiently large on the inner surface of the fortune slip 7 in the unfolded state as shown in the figure, and this frame section 15 has a plurality of display spaces 17 formed by horizontal ruled lines 16 up and down. It is divided into...

The display space 17a at the top of the display section 14 displays the book name 1B and "fortune" 19, and the display space 17b at the next level displays the fortune number 20 and characters 21 such as good or bad luck. Furthermore, in the next stage, that is, the third large display space 17C from the top, a simple sentence 22 such as a proverb or commandment is displayed on the right side, and an explanatory text for this sentence 22 is displayed on the left side separated by a vertical ruled line 23. 24 in small writing,
"Desire" is displayed in the lower two rows of display spaces 17d and 17e.
, ``Relocation'', ``Marriage offer'', and other various categories.

Since the frame 15 of the display section 14 is located on the inner surface of the fortune sheet 7, it should be pre-coated as shown in FIG. Separate it from its upper and lower edges.

How to play the fortune book 1 according to the present invention constructed as described above will be described below.

By sequentially turning the paper sheets 2 constituting the book 1, the fortune sheet 3, which has been previously bound in a suitable position between the paper sheets 2, appears between the two-page spreads.

This fortune sheet 3 is folded back and the edges are glued 6 as described above, and the fortune-telling text etc. written on the inside is hidden, so the reader can read along the perforations 8 as shown in Figure 3. Then, cut out one fortune piece, that is, the first fortune piece 7a if it is the first time, and further cut it off from the sheet 3 at the binding margin 9.

Since the ends of the separated Omikuji pieces 7a are glued 6, the reader picks up both extensions on the left side of the adhesive part 6, that is, the binding margin 9 and the picking margin 10, with their fingers and removes them from the surface of the right half 3a. The lottery piece 7a is unfolded in the direction along the arrow 11 shown in FIG.

Display section 14 displayed on the inner surface of the unfolded fortune piece 7a
Because characters 21, such as good and bad luck, are kenneled in the upper row,
You can get an overview of the fortune-telling display contents at a glance.
Furthermore, since an explanatory text 24 of the text 22 such as a proverb or a commandment is also displayed, the meaning of the text 22 can be easily understood.

Furthermore, since a plurality of fortune pieces 7 are separably provided on the fortune sheet 3, the reader can play by drawing fortunes as many times as he or she wants, or can play with a large number of people.

As is clear from the above, according to the present invention, a plurality of fortune-telling pieces are folded back so as to hide the side on which a fortune-telling text such as fortune-telling is written, and the ends are glued together so that the pieces can be separated as a single sheet. Since the sheet is bound between the sheets of paper that make up the book, when the reader plays with the fortune-telling pieces, they can enjoy the fun of cutting the fortune-telling pieces from the sheet before seeing the hidden fortune-telling text, etc. It is possible to provide a book with a fortune-telling book that is extremely interesting and can be enjoyed by a large number of people, allowing the user to enjoy the pleasure of cutting it out many times.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
Figure 3 is an enlarged perspective view showing the outline of the fortune sheet, Figure 3 is a perspective view showing how the fortune pieces are used when separated from the fortune sheet, Figure 4 is an enlarged plan view of the fortune pieces folded back and glued together, and Figure 5 is an enlarged perspective view showing the outline of the fortune sheet. The figure is a developed view of the same. In addition, in the drawing, 1 is a book with a fortune book, 2... is a paper leaf, 3 is a fortune sheet, 6 is an adhesive part, 7... is a fortune piece, 8
. . . is a separation line, and 14 is a display portion of the fortune telling text.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a book with a fortune-telling book in which a fortune-telling fortune is bound between the sheets of paper that make up the book, the fortune-telling fortune is made up of a single sheet that can be separated into multiple pieces along a separation line such as a perforation, and A fortune-telling statement such as a fortune-telling statement is written on each of the plurality of pieces, and the sheet is further glued by folding its side end to the base end so that the side on which the fortune-telling statement is written is on the inside. A book with a fortune telling fortune.