JPS6024602Y2 - armor-shaped album card - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is a photo card used in a mirror album.
In particular, the present invention relates to cards that allow necessary information to be written on the card mount.

With conventional albums, photos are pasted side by side on a mount, making it inconvenient to change photos, and also because there is a limit to the number of photos that can be pasted on a page, making it difficult to accommodate a large number of photos in a small space. It is not possible.

Therefore, a so-called mirror album has been devised, in which two rows of horizontally elongated holes are vertically drilled in the mount, and a photo card with a locking claw piece on the upper edge is inserted. Cards are made by pasting thin transparent films such as vinyl on both sides of the card mount above and below, and inserting a photo into the pocket between them, so even if you try to write the required article on the card, However, it had the disadvantage that it was impossible to write on it because it was covered with a film such as vinyl.

This idea eliminates the drawbacks of conventional cards by cutting off the left, right, top, and bottom corners of a photo card, allowing the transparent film to be opened on the left and right sides of the card, and allowing the desired information to be freely printed on the card mount at that point. It is designed so that it can be written.

To explain the diagrams, Figure 1 shows an example of a mirror album using cards of this invention, and shows album 10.
It consists of a front cover 1, a back cover 2, and a back cover 3, and a mount 4 for inserting a card is attached to the back cover.

The mount has oblong holes for card insertion 11..., 11'...
are opened in two rows.

Figure 2 shows an example of how to install this mount 4.
Both upper and lower ends of a mount 4 made of slightly thick paper or the like are bent to form an upper folded part 5 and a lower folded part 6, and are caulked and fixed onto the back cover 3 with rivets 7 and 8, respectively.

(The rivets 7 and 8 are used one each on the left and right sides.

) When installing, first place the folded part 5 on the back cover 3.
The mount 4 is caulked near the upper edge with rivets 7, and then the mount 4 is rotated and the lower bent portion 6 is crimped with rivets 8 through holes 9 and 9' on the mount.

Figure 3 shows a conventional photo card 20 inserted into this mount 4.
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the Y-Y line, in which a thin transparent film 22.22' of vinyl or the like is placed on both the front and back sides of the card mount 21 made of thick paper or the like at the upper part 23.23.
Pockets 25 and 25' for inserting a photo are formed on the back of the pasted waist garment and the lower part 24 and 24', respectively.

Locking claw pieces 26, 26' are formed on the upper edge of the card, and horizontally elongated holes 11, 11', . . . for card insertion in the mount 4 are formed.
・If the album is inserted, a chain-shaped album will be formed as shown in FIG.

Then, by turning over the card 20..., the user can sequentially view the photos inserted on the front and back.

However, with such cards, the entire surface of the card is covered with a thin transparent film such as vinyl, so even if you try to write the required information on the edge of the card, it has the disadvantage that it cannot be written properly.

Therefore, in this invention, as shown in FIG.
', the lower part is cut off along the broken line 28.28'.

In this case, the lateral portion of the broken line is made to follow the boundary lines 23a, 24a between the bonded portions 23, 24 and the non-bonded portions.

The result will be the shape shown in Figure 7, and the portion 22a of the transparent film outside the dotted line 29 and 29' connecting the cut-off portions is not pasted on either the top, bottom, left or right, so the film can be turned over, and the area below Required information can be written on a certain portion of the mount 21a.

Although only one side of the card is described at the tube opening, it goes without saying that the film can be turned over on the left and right sides of the card on the other side as well.

This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and provides a photo card with a simple structure in which necessary information can be written on both sides of the card mount.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an example of a chain album using the card of this invention, Figure 2 is a sectional view taken along the line X-X in Figure 1, Figure 3 is a front view of a photo card, and Figure 4 is a photo card. Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the Y-Y line, Figure 5 is a diagram showing the completed album, Figure 6 is a diagram showing the completed album.
The figure is a diagram showing a method of forming a card of this invention, and Figure 7 is a front view showing a card of this invention. Explanation of symbols, 1...Front cover, 2...
・Spine cover, 3... Back cover, 4... Mount, 5, 6... Bent part, 7, 8... Studs,
9...Hole for caulking, 10...Album, 11...Horizontal hole for card insertion, 20...
...Photo card, 21...Card mount, 22
．． 22'...film, 23,24...
・Adhesive part, 25...Pocket, 26.26'・
...Latching claw piece, 27,2B... Cutoff line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A mirror album card in which a thin transparent film such as vinyl is pasted above and below the front and back sides of a card mount made of thick paper, etc., and a locking claw piece is formed on the upper edge of the card. A mirror-like album card characterized in that the corners of the card are cut off to a required size, and the film is turned over at the left and right ends of the card to expose the card mount and have scales.