JPS63184760U

JPS63184760U -

Info

Publication number: JPS63184760U
Application number: JP7438187U
Authority: JP
Priority date: 1987-05-20
Filing date: 1987-05-20
Publication date: 1988-11-28

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図は、従来の印鑑を、斜め横から見た斜面
図、第２図は、本考案の印鑑を、斜め上方から見
た斜面図、第３図も、本考案の印鑑を、斜め上方
から見た斜面図、第４図も、同じく本考案の印鑑
を、斜め上方から見た斜面図、第５図内至第１２
図図は、印鑑頭部に刻み込んだ、図形又は文字の
紋様図である。 Figure 1 is a slanted view of a conventional seal seen diagonally from the side, Figure 2 is a slanted view of the seal of the present invention seen diagonally from above, and Figure 3 is a slanted view of the seal of the present invention seen diagonally from above. Figure 4 is a slope view of the seal of the present invention viewed from diagonally above, Figure 5 to 12.
The diagram is a pattern of figures or characters engraved on the head of the seal.

補正昭６２．６．２９実用新案登録請求の範囲を次のように補正する
。Amendment June 29, 1982 The scope of claims for utility model registration is amended as follows.

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】押印に際し、押印面の正確な天地を、確保し易く
するため、印鑑頭部に、目印しの細長い金属片（
第２図４）等を、印形面に対して、縦方向に埋め
込むか、金属球又は小宝石（第３図６）等を、印
形面に対して、縦方向に埋め込むか、或るいは単
に印形面に対して、縦方向に、細長い溝（第４図
８）を刻む、或るいは天地の判り易い、図形、文
字（第５図内至第１２図）等を刻む等の、工夫を
施した印鑑。[Scope of claim for utility model registration] When stamping, in order to make it easier to ensure the correct top and bottom of the stamp surface, a long thin metal piece (marking) is placed on the top of the stamp.
4) etc. in the vertical direction on the stamp surface, or embed metal balls or small jewels (Fig. 3 6) in the vertical direction on the stamp surface. Simply carve a long and narrow groove (Fig. 4, 8) in the vertical direction on the stamp surface, or carve a figure, character, etc. (Fig. 5 to 12) with easy to understand top and bottom. , an ingenious seal.

Claims

[Scope of utility model registration request]

In order to make it easier to ensure the correct top and bottom of the stamp surface when stamping, a long thin metal piece (see Figure 2, 4) or the like is embedded in the head of the stamp vertically to the stamp surface, or Either embed a metal ball (Fig. 3, 6) or the like in the vertical direction on the stamp surface, or simply carve a long and narrow groove (Fig. 4, 8) in the vertical direction on the stamp surface. Or easy-to-understand shapes, letters (fifth)
This is a stamp that has been devised such as engraving a number such as (Figures 12 to 12).