JPS6013822Y2 - Brochure with index of cassette tapes - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a pamphlet with an index on a cassette tape, and particularly relates to a pamphlet with an index in which the index surface of the cassette tape can be cut out.

Traditionally, advertising flyers and pamphlets regarding various products and services have been distributed in stores and on the streets, or left out for people to take freely.

However, due to the flood of flyers and pamphlets in recent years, even if they are distributed in stores or on the street, they are discarded without being looked at, and the effectiveness of advertising has become very weak.Furthermore, they are thrown away on the streets and become garbage, causing a pollution problem. It was also accompanied by

Also, even if there is a pamphlet with a postcard section with a quiz that anyone can freely take from the store, it is easy to win the quiz even though it takes time and effort to write the answer and drop it in the mailbox. For reasons such as low probability,
It was underutilized, with shoppers not looking at the advertising department.

This invention was devised in view of the shortcomings of the conventional technology, and is
Partition a piece of A5 size paper in part or all of a pamphlet that is larger than the above size, form a tear line in the center of this A5 size paper, use it as a postcard on one side, and use it as an index for the cassette tape on the other side. By forming columns and folding lines, it increases the added value of flyers and pamphlets, allowing shoppers to see the advertising part without throwing it away, and because advertisements can be written in a part of the index field, it can be used as an index for cassettes. The purpose is to have an advertising function after that.

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

In FIG. 1, numeral 19 is an A5 size paper, and a tear line 20 is formed in the center in the lateral direction.

The cut line is either a thin scratch or a dotted hole so that it can be easily cut out by hand.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a standard postcard, one side of which is divided by a perforation line 20, and is provided with a column 10a1 for pasting a stamp and a blank column 10b for writing a postal code.

In the lower part 10c of this postcard 10, a quiz answer column and advertisements for products and services can be posted.

5 is an index surface, and the above-mentioned postcard 10 and the tear line 2
This is the part opposite to 0.

This index surface 5 has a first folding line 1 and a second folding line 2.
, a third folding line 3 is formed, and if it is bent along the folding lines 1, 2, and 3 as described later, it becomes an index card to be inserted into the cassette tape case 11.

Index surface 5 is A6 size, strictly speaking 9 to 10 left and right
．． 7 cm, top and bottom 14 to 1.5 crn, while the short side of the force setting tape case 11 is 10.40 cm, which includes the width of the index surface 5, and the back width of the case 11 is 1.3 cm.
m, so if it is folded along the folding lines 1, 2.3 in the short side direction of the index surface 5 as described below, it will fit perfectly into the case 11.

That is, generally the cassette tape case 11 is
As shown in the figure, a box-shaped case body 1 that houses the cassette
2 and the lid 13 are rotatably supported at the lower ends of both side surfaces 15, 15' and 15.15'.

This case body 12 has a front surface 17 and a back surface 16 perpendicular to this.
The index surface 10 and the cassette tape are composed of a section 14 on the lower side of the back surface parallel to the front surface 17, and lower side surfaces 15 and 15 on both left and right sides of a rectangular body formed by these three surfaces, and the index surface 10 and the cassette tape are It is stored in the space.

The distance between the edge 4' of the index surface 5 and the first folding line 1 is a length sufficient to make surface contact with the section 14 on the back side of the case body 12 of the cassette case 11, for example, 1 cm to 20 cm. It is formed approximately.

Next, the distance between the short sides' of the spine piece 6 defined by the first folding line 1 and the second folding line 2 is formed to have the same width as the back surface 16 of the case body 12.

This back cover piece 6 is blank so that the title and singer name of the record recorded on the tape can be written.

Next, the distance between the second folding line 2 and the third folding line 3 is formed to be the same as the length of the short side of the back surface 17 of the case body 12.

An advertisement is written on the front cover piece 7 defined between the second folding line 2 and the third folding line 3.

Finally, the length of the back cover piece 8 defined by the third folding line and the other edge 4 in the short side direction is smaller than the width of the front and back back surfaces 17' of the case body 12 in the short side direction. has been done.

Printed on this back cover piece 8 is an index entry field 9 for entering the names of songs recorded on the cassette tape.

Then, the folding line 1. For 2.3, it is best to have a dotted line printed on it so that the creases can be seen, or a line marked with a disc-shaped metal or wood tip.

Advertising, quiz questions, etc. are printed on the back side of this A5 size paper 19.

Next, how to use this embodiment will be explained.

First, the paper 19 is cut in half along the tear line 20, and the postcard 10 and the index surface 5 are separated.

Then, it is used as a postcard, and the index surface 5 is folded as shown below to be used as an index of a cassette tape.

First, the record title, singer name, etc. are written on the back cover piece 6 of the index surface 5, and song titles, etc. are written on the index of the back cover piece 8.

Then, as shown in Fig. 2, each broken line 1, 2.3,
Fold it so that the back side is inside as shown in the diagram.

Then, the edge 4' of the index surface 5 and the first fold line 1
The index surface is arranged so that the part between the two abuts the section 14 of the case body 12, the back cover piece 6 abuts the back surface 16 of the case body 12, and the face cover piece 7 abuts the front surface 17 of the case body 12. 5 into the case body 12.

At that time, the back cover piece 8 and the front cover piece 7 are folded back and inserted so that their back surfaces face each other and overlap.

As a result, the advertisement written on the front cover strip appears on the front surface 17 of the cassette tape case 11.

In the above embodiment, the cutting line 20 may be simply a dotted line printed so that it can be cut with scissors.

Next, a second embodiment will be described.

Although not shown, this is an improved version of the index surface 5 in the first embodiment, and the first folding line of the index surface 5 ~
The third folding lines 1, 2, and 3 are exactly the same, but an index entry column is printed on the front cover piece 7.

An advertisement is written on the back cover piece 8.

Note that the other configurations are the same as in the first embodiment.

According to this embodiment, an index appears on the surface of the cassette case, which is practical, and the advertisement is visible each time the cassette is taken out or stored, so the advertising effect is enhanced.

Next, a third embodiment will be described.

In this embodiment, an index similar to that on the index side 5 is printed on the back side of the index side 5 as well.

According to this embodiment, when another piece of music is recorded on the tape after using the index column on the index side 5, the back side can also be used, increasing the added value of the pamphlet and further sustaining the advertising effect. be.

In addition, the present invention is limited to the first to third embodiments.
The size of the pamphlet may be A5 size or larger, and a portion of the pamphlet may be divided into A5 size sheets 19 with perforation lines, and this sheet 19 may be provided with an index surface or the like similar to the first to third embodiments.

Like the perforation line 20, this perforation line may also have dotted holes, striations, or be cut with scissors.

The present invention divides A5 size paper into part or all of a pamphlet larger than A55 size, forms a tear line in the center of this A5 size paper, and uses the blade side as a postcard and the other side. By forming a folding line with the index column of the cassette tape, the added value of flyers and pamphlets is increased, shoppers look at the promotional part without throwing it away, increasing the advertising effect, and a part of the index column is used to display advertisements. can be written on the cassette, so it has the effect of functioning as an index of the cassette even after it is used.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the device in use. 1...First folding line, 2...Second folding line, 3...Third folding line, 4, 4'...Edge, 5 ... Index side, 6 ... Back cover piece, 7 ... Side cover piece, 8 ......
Back cover piece, 9... Index entry column, 1
0...Postcard, 11...Cassette tape case, 12...Case body, 13...
... Lid, 14... Section, 15.15'...
...Side, 16...Back, 17...
surface.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A5 size paper 19 is sectioned in part or all of a pamphlet of A5 size or larger, a cutout line 20 is formed in the center of this paper 19, and either the front or back side of one side separated by the cutout line 20 is cut out. One side is postcard 10,
At least one of the front and back sides of the other side is an index surface 5, and a first fold line 1, a second fold line 2, and a third fold line 3 are formed in parallel in the short side direction of this index plane 5.
The distance between the back surface 16 of the cassette tape case 11 and the first and second folding lines is the same width so that the spine piece 6 is divided by the second folding line 2 and the second folding line 2 and the third folding line 3. The width between the third fold line 3 and the edge 4 is the same as that of the front surface 17 of the cassette tape case 11 so as to form the front cover piece 7.
A cassette tape with an index, characterized in that an index entry field 9 is provided in at least a part of either or both of the front cover piece 7 and the back cover piece 8. Pamphlet.