JPS6241833Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is based on the idea that the surface of cardboard is colored blue, black, etc., and a synthetic resin is placed on a backing board with wax applied on top of it.
A writing instrument that is covered with a thin film such as cellophane, and when letters or pictures are written on the thin film, the thin film in that area adheres to the wax on the backing paper, making the color of the backing darker and allowing the writing to be written on. It is possible to color written letters or pictures with water-based magic ink or the like, and the color can be easily wiped off.

This type of writing instrument has been around for a long time, but it is only used to write letters or pictures, and it is not possible to color it with, for example, a water-based felt pen. As a result, it was said to be unsatisfactory as a toy for children.

The present invention solves this drawback by making it possible to color freely, and furthermore, once it has been colored, it can be easily erased along with pictures, letters, etc. The present invention will be described in detail below based on an illustrated embodiment.

1 is a paper case with an entrance and exit 2 on the right side.
An opening 3 is provided on the top surface.

Reference numeral 4 is a cursive typeface, which includes a mount 5 made of a cardboard surface colored with an appropriate color such as blue, black, red, etc. and coated with wax, a translucent plastic thin film 6 provided on top of the mount 5, and a translucent thin film 6 made of plastic. It consists of a transparent coloring thin film 7 made of plastic provided on top. One end 8 of the thin film 6 and one end 9 of the coloring thin film 7 are attached to one end 10 of the mount 5, and the other ends 11 and 12 of the respective thin films 6 and 7 are attached to the mount 5.
It is attached to a handle 14 together with the other end 13. As a result, when characters, pictures, etc. are written on the thin film 7 for coloring, the thin film 6 adheres to the wax of the mount 5, and the color of the surface of the mount 5 appears in that part, making it possible to write characters and pictures. The coloring thin film 7 is used to once draw pictures, letters, etc. on it, and then color the pictures, letters, etc. with a water-based felt pen or the like.
Polypropylene is suitable as the material for the thin film 7.

The eraser 15 is for erasing characters, pictures, etc. written on the cursive 4. A long thin plastic plate is inserted between the mount 5 and the thin film 6, and both longitudinal ends 16 and 17 of the plate are inserted into the case 1. It is attached to both widthwise ends of the cursive 4 by pulling the handle 14 to the right in the drawing.
When the thin film 6 is pulled out in the same direction, the thin film 6 is separated from the mount 5, thereby erasing the pictures and characters written on the thin film 6.

The color erasing body 18 is for erasing the color that has been colored on the coloring thin film 7, and is used at the entrance/exit 2 of the case 1.
An elongated felt is attached downward to the upper surface of the pen, so that the upper surface of the coloring thin film 7 is wiped off when the writing body 4 is pulled out to the right in the drawing.

As mentioned above, in the present invention, the thin film 7 for coloring is provided on the thin film 6, so pictures, letters, etc. are written on the thin film 6 from above the thin film 7 for coloring, and then the thin film 7 for coloring
You can color on it, and therefore you can have fun that has not been possible with previous writing instruments of this type, making it very enjoyable. In addition, the drawn picture and painted color can be erased by simply pulling out the cursive 4 from the case 1, making it easy to handle and can be used over and over again. Furthermore, in the case shown in the figure, when the cursive writing 4 is pulled out from the case 1, the pictures and letters written on the thin film 6 and the colors painted on the thin coloring film 7 are erased all at once, making handling extremely convenient. .

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing an example of the writing instrument according to the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows the state in which the writing instrument is used.
A is a vertical cross-sectional view of the cursive writing inserted into the case.
B is a vertical cross-sectional view of the cursive hand drawn out from the case. 1 is a case, 4 is a cursive font, 5 is a mount, 6 is a thin film, 7 is a thin film for coloring, 15 is an eraser, and 18 is a color eraser.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The cursive body consists of a case, a cursive font that is slidable inside the cursive font, an erasing body that erases letters, pictures, etc. written on the cursive font, and a color erasing body that erases the color that has been colored on the cursive font. is a mount paper whose surface is coated with wax, a thin film that is placed on the mount paper and when pressed against the paper, the pressed part adheres to the paper, and a transparent synthetic resin that is provided on the thin film and can be colored and erased. The erasing body is provided between the mount and the thin film so that when the cursive is pulled out of the case, the mount and the thin film are separated, and the color erasing body is provided on the thin film for coloring to form the cursive. A writing utensil that wipes the surface of the thin film when pulled out of the case.