JPS60141592A - Calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a calendar in which a date piece is removably provided on a mount.

This type of calendar includes the nursery card disclosed in Utility Model Publication No. 27-7923, and the
Seal type calendar disclosed in Publication No. 2, Utility Model No. 49
-Musical music teaching material calendar disclosed in Publication No. 46853,
There is a safety calendar disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 48-57145, a decorative calendar disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-23100, and the like.

The calendar disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 27-7923 draws an outline in a landscape painting to serve as a column for pasting date pieces, attaches a number to this outline from the beginning, and places a date piece corresponding to this number. is pasted on the outline. In this calendar, the scenery (composition) before and after the date piece was pasted did not change at all, so there was no interest in pasting the date piece.

1. The calendar disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 49-65342 has a removable sticker on which the date is printed on the date and day of the week attached to one calendar sheet, and this sticker is peeled off one by one each day. It was designed to do so. In this calendar as well, there were no changes in the composition or the like, so the peeling off of the date sticker did not cause any particular interest.

Furthermore, the calendar disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 49-46853 peels off a sticker with a date from the lyrics one by one every day, and pastes the peeled stickers on the musical score in sequence from time to time. The lyrics of the part where the sticker is peeled off are exposed, and the lyrics correspond to the notes on the musical score to which the sticker is attached. In this calendar, the changes in composition as the stickers are attached and removed are quite powerful, and in the case of a single lyric, the content cannot be determined by looking at the individual letters, and furthermore, it is difficult to predict the content unless the words are organized to a certain extent. Since the seals did not last long, there was no particular interest in attaching and detaching the seals.
The calendar disclosed in No. 7145 has a date paper pasting field where a cross-shaped colored date paper is pasted, and an accident display pasting field where an accident display paper is pasted below this date pasting field. It is. In this calendar, date paper is pasted so as to cover the entire date paper pasting field, and by peeling off the date paper one by one every day, a cross-shaped date pasting field is gradually revealed. In addition, on the day an accident occurred, the number and date of accidents can be confirmed by replacing and pasting the date paper corresponding to that day with the accident display paper.

Therefore, if an accident display is pasted in the date column, it is bound to be unpleasant. As a result, this calendar also did not cause any concern regarding the peeling of the date paper.

In contrast, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-23100 discloses a decorative calendar whose composition can be changed. In this decorative calendar, part or all of the composition is always displayed, and by moving the date piece on the exposed composition, the overall composition can be changed. In this calendar, the overall design changes every day, so it is more enjoyable than the above-mentioned calendars in which the composition does not change. However, since the changes in the composition were completely predictable, I did not move the date piece with particularly high expectations.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of these points, it is an object of the present invention to provide a calendar whose date piece can be peeled off with great anticipation.

In order to achieve this object, the present invention provides a plurality of date pieces that are removably provided on a mount, a date is attached to each of the date pieces, and a date is attached to a portion of the mount that is covered with the date pieces. The calendar is characterized by having a peel-expected part.

The present invention will be explained below based on the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 5, bending portions 2 and 3 extending in the lateral direction are provided approximately at the vertical center of the mount 1 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4. As shown in FIG. Above this folded part 2 is the upper part 4,
If the area between the bent parts 2 and 3 is the central part 5, and the area below the bent part 3 is the lower part 6, the central part 5 is bent at a substantially right angle forward from the bent part 2 with respect to the upper part 4, The lower part 6 is bent downward at a substantially right angle with respect to the central part 5 (see Fig. 5).
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Moreover, house-shaped paper 7 with both sides bent in an inverted shape is integrally provided in the center part 5 and the upper part 4.

Both sides of the house-shaped paper 7 can be folded from the folding portion 8 on the upper side. Also, on both sides of the upper part 4, side wall portions 10 are bent forward at a substantially right angle from the bent portion 90.
10 are integrally provided.

The insertion parts 10a, 10a of this side wall part 10.10 are inserted into the notches 11.11 provided in the side part of the house-shaped paper 7,
This prevents the house shape paper 7, the center portion 5, etc. from becoming flat. As a result, the mount 1 retains its three-dimensional shape.

As shown in FIGS. 3, 6, and 7, a plurality of annular perforation lines 12 are formed on the upper part of the mount, each consisting of a plurality of perforation lines 12a arranged in an annular manner according to the number of dates. The portion within each annular perforation line 12 is a date piece 13, and each date piece 13 is provided on the mount 1 so as to be peelable along the above-mentioned annular perforation line 12. Furthermore, the date pieces 13 are arranged side by side, and different dates are randomly attached to each date piece 13.

A composition drawing paper 14 is pasted on the back side of the upper part 4 of the mount 1, and a picture 14a is drawn on the portion of the composition drawing paper 14 facing each date piece as a date piece expected to be peeled off. The size of each picture 14 is different for each date strip 13, that is, each picture 14a, as shown in FIG. ing. As a result, it is difficult to predict what kind of content the picture with the next date will be, so a feeling of anticipation arises in that the user wants to quickly peel off the next date piece 13 from the mount 1 to see the content of the picture.

Also in the lower part 6 of the mount 1, as shown in FIGS. 4, 9, and 10, a plurality of annular perforation lines 15 are formed in accordance with the number of dates, each consisting of a plurality of perforation lines 15a arranged in an annular manner. The portion within each annular perforation line 15 is a date piece 16, and each date piece 16 can be peeled off from the mount along the annular perforation line 15.
It is set in. Furthermore, the date pieces 16 are arranged vertically and horizontally, and different dates are randomly attached to each date piece 16.

On the away side of the lower part 6 of the mount 1, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 9,
A housing forming paper portion 17 connected to the lower end of the mount l is bent. In this case-forming paper part 17, the upper part of the glued part 17a is adhesively fixed to the outer surface of the lower part 6 of the mount 1, and the middle part thereof bulges out rearward in the shape of a flat box. by this,
A package storage chamber 18 is formed between the casing forming paper part 17 and the lower part 6 of the mount 1. The storage chamber 18 is openably and closably closed by tongue-shaped multi-fold lids 17b connected to both sides of the housing forming paper section 17.

A package 19 shown in FIG. 11 is stored in this package storage chamber 18. As shown in FIG. 10, this (7)/f package 19 has a package body 2o, tearable paper 21, and a product 22 that is expected to be peeled off. The package body 2o is made of transparent synthetic resin, and has an article storage chamber 2 opened on one side.
A plurality of numbers 3 are arranged in parallel vertically and horizontally as expected parts. The article storage chamber 23 stores sweets such as chocolate, candy, and cuties, or small toys made of glass sticks (monsters, animals, characters such as Aniso, etc., etc.). In this case, small toys for boys and girls are selected as necessary. Furthermore, the opening of this article storage chamber 23 is closed with tearable paper 21 adhered to the package body 20, and the opening of this article storage chamber 23 is opposite to the release surface of the lower part 6 of the mount 1. It is being Each article storage chamber 23 is made to correspond to each date piece 16, respectively.

On the surface of such a mount 1, that is, on the part where the date piece 13 is provided, a picture of a distant view with a snow pattern, a picture of the sky, etc. is drawn, on the part of the house shape paper 7, a pattern of a house, an animal, etc. is drawn, and in the center In part 5 and lower part 6, a snowy garden, animals, etc. are depicted. What's more, the entire place is decorated in the style of crisps.

An animal-shaped paper 24 is integrally provided in the upper part of the lower part 6, and animal-shaped papers 25.2j, 2
7 is pivotally mounted by bin 2B, 29.30.

Furthermore, an operating lever 31 made of cardboard and extending in the lateral direction is held on the upper side of the separated surface of the lower part 6 so as to be movable left and right. One end of this operating lever 31 protrudes to the right from the right side of the lower portion 6. Further, at the lower end of the animal-shaped paper 25, 26, 27, an engaging portion 25a is provided which protrudes toward the away side of the lower portion 6.

26a, 27a are provided, and the retaining hole 32, 33, 34 provided in the operating lever 31 is provided with an engaging portion 25a.

26a and 27a are inserted and engaged. As a result, by moving the operating lever 31 left and right, the animal-shaped sheets 25, 26, 27 rotate around the pins 28.degree. 29.30, and the overall composition changes slightly. Similarly, the operating lever 31 protrudes left and right from a slit 35 formed in the lower part 6.

Next, the use of the calendar having such a configuration will be explained.

In the above-mentioned calendar, the date pieces 13 and 16 corresponding to each day are peeled off from the mount 1 on a daily basis. At this time, a window hole 36 is formed in the part where the date piece 13 is peeled off, and the picture 14a drawn on the composition drawing paper 14 appears through this window hole 36. These lines change for each date strip 13 and sequentially compose a Christmas-related story, so children are curious about what the picture covered by the next day's date strip 13 is about. This increases the sense of anticipation when peeling off the date strip 13 for the next day.

A window hole 37 is also formed in the portion where each date piece 16 is peeled off, and one of the article storage chambers 23 corresponds to this window hole 37 via the tearable paper 21. Therefore, after peeling off the date piece 16, the portion of the tearable paper 21 facing the window hole 37 is
When it is torn as shown in part A in the figure, the part 22 in the article storage chamber 23 that is expected to be peeled off is exposed. Since the part 22 that is expected to be peeled off is a small toy such as sweets, monsters, animals, anime characters, etc., the date piece 16 is useful for children.
There is a sense of anticipation as to what will be revealed when it is peeled off.

Furthermore, since the dates on each date piece 13 and 16 are randomly attached and written on the picture, it can be fun to find the date piece of the day to be peeled off.

In the embodiments described above, a calendar with a Christmas theme is shown, but the calendar is not necessarily limited to this, and the theme may include calendars based on Doll's Day, Children's Day, birthdays, New Year's Day, etc. It is also possible to use animation characters as the subject matter in the calendar composition, pictures, etc., without any connection to these. In this case, it is best to select a pattern suitable for boys or girls.

As explained above, the present invention provides a plurality of date pieces that are removably provided on a mount, a date is attached to each date piece, and a date piece is peeled off on the part of the mount that is covered with the date pieces. Since it is a calendar with an expected part, I am curious about what is in the expected part when the date piece is peeled off, which has nothing to do with the composition on the surface of the mount, and the feeling of anticipation for peeling off the date piece increases.

Furthermore, if the date is randomly attached to each date piece, it is fun to search for the date piece that corresponds to that day.

Furthermore, by forming a circular perforation line consisting of a plurality of perforation lines arranged in a circular pattern on the mount according to the number of dates, and making the portion of the mount within the circular perforation line a date piece, each date piece can be attached to the mount. If the date piece is provided in a removable manner, the date piece can be easily formed on the mount.

In addition, a composition drawing paper is pasted on the back side of the mount, and
When a picture is drawn on a portion of the composition drawing sheet facing each date piece and this picture is used as a date piece expected peeling part, the peeling expected part can be easily provided.

Moreover, if the story is composed of 6 pictures with content that changes and develops sequentially for each date piece, you won't care about the content of the picture that corresponds to the next day's date piece, and when you peel off the date piece, The feeling of anticipation becomes even stronger.

In addition, by providing an article storage chamber corresponding to each date piece on the release surface of the mount and storing items expected to be peeled off in this article storage chamber, when the article storage chamber is used as a date piece expected peeling part. People are curious about what is stored in the storage room, and children in particular have a growing sense of anticipation.

Furthermore, a main package body in which a plurality of article storage chambers opening on the negative side are arranged side by side, tearable paper closing the article storage chambers, and parts expected to be peeled housed in the article storage chambers. At the same time, a 74-cage storage chamber is provided on the back side of the mount, the 9-cage storage chamber stores the 74-cage, and the tearable paper is separated from the mount. When each of the date pieces is provided on the mount so as to be in contact with the surface and correspond to the article storage chambers, it is possible to easily form a large number of article storage chambers, and also to prepare several different date pieces. Calendars with the same structure can be shared by simply placing them, making it easy to produce calendars with different packages.

Furthermore, if a date piece is placed on the picture drawn on the surface of the mount, the picture will make it difficult to find the desired date piece.
This has the advantage of doubling the fun of searching for the desired date piece.

Furthermore, if the mount is provided three-dimensionally according to the picture, the picture will have a three-dimensional effect.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the calendar according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view of the calendar shown in FIG. 1 with the side wall section not opened, FIGS. 3 and 4 are partially enlarged views of FIG. The figure is a left side view of Fig. 1, Fig. 6 is a partially enlarged view with the composition of Fig. 3 omitted, Fig. 7 is a sectional view taken along the line ■-■ of Fig. 6, and Fig. 8 is Fig. 7. An explanatory diagram showing an example of a picture drawn on a composition drawing paper, FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged view omitting the composition of FIG. 4, and FIG.
FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along the line XX in the figure, and FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the package shown in FIG. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Mount, 12... Circular cutting line, 12a... Cutting line, 13... Date piece, 14... Composition drawing paper, 14
a...Picture (,1lX4J Wm expectation part), 15...
Circular cut line, 15a... cut line, 16... date piece,
18...No.9 y cage storage room, 19... package, 2o... package body, 21... tearable paper, 22... product expected to peel, 23... article storage room (embroidery) Expected part), 36.37... Window hole. Figure 1 Figure 2

Claims (9)

[Claims] (1) A plurality of date pieces are provided on a mount in a peelable manner, a date is attached to each of the date pieces, and a date piece is expected to be peeled off in a portion of the mount covered by the date pieces. A calendar featuring. (2) The calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that dates are randomly attached to each date piece. (3) By forming a circular perforation line consisting of a plurality of perforation lines arranged in a circular pattern on the mount according to the number of dates, and using the portion of the mount within each annular perforation line as a date piece, each date piece can be attached to the mount. 3. The calendar according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the calendar is provided so that it can be peeled off. (4) Composition drawing paper is pasted on the release surface of the mount, and a picture is drawn on a portion of the composition drawing paper that faces each date piece, and the picture is designated as the date piece peeling expected area. A calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 3. (5) A calendar according to claim 4, characterized in that each picture has a story that changes and develops sequentially for each date piece. (6) By providing an article storage chamber corresponding to each date piece on the back side of the mount and storing items expected to be peeled off in the article storage chamber, the article storage chamber can be used as a date piece expected peeling area. Calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 3 characterized by: (7) Multiple article storage rooms that open on the - side are arranged side by side/? ,) A package consisting of a single case body, tearable paper closing the article storage chamber, and parts expected to be peeled housed in the article storage chamber is provided, and a package is provided on the back side of the mount. A package storage chamber is provided, the package is stored in the package storage chamber, the tearable paper is brought into contact with a release surface of the mount, and each of the date pieces is placed on the mount in correspondence with the article storage chamber. A calendar according to claim 6, characterized in that the calendar is provided with: (8) The calendar according to claim 7, wherein the article expected to be peeled is a confectionery or a small toy. (9) The calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein a picture is drawn on the surface of the mount, and a date piece is provided in the picture part. 01 The calendar according to claim 9, wherein the mount is provided three-dimensionally according to the picture.