JPS6321191A - Album - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention is applicable to commercially available albums for organizing photographs, which include not only printed photographs but also photographed and developed negatives and positive films. It not only makes it possible to store and organize photos, but also allows users to create albums themselves according to the purpose of the photos being organized, and also allows the users of the album to understand the relationship between the photos being organized. It is related to an album in which information materials held can also be organized together.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, commercially available albums for organizing photographs of this type are either attached to a file bound in the form of a notebook, or sandwiched between synthetic resin sheets attached to a file mount. Pasting was something like adhesion.

Furthermore, so-called loose-leaf albums are used in which each file can be removed freely.

Furthermore, JP-A No. 61-51397 discloses a file case containing slide film, which is equipped with a film jacket made of two sheets that can be inserted and removed in order to organize and store negative and positive films such as photographs. JP-A-60-222 as a device that can be attached to and detached from an album.
No. 298 has been proposed.

Problems that the invention aims to solveIn an album bound in a notebook form, it is necessary to organize the photos.Regardless of the purpose of taking the photos, for example, whether it is for recording purposes or for weddings, etc. Regardless of the user's intention or purpose, there is no choice but to stick it in a predetermined position and in a predetermined manner, regardless of the user's intention or purpose. There was a problem in that it could not be used freely at all.

Loose-leaf albums are also great in that you can increase or decrease the number of files depending on the number of photos you want to organize, but the format or shape of this type of file is not specific. However, it is only possible to increase or decrease the number of the same files, and in this sense, it is not possible for the user of the album to select various files according to the purpose of use and create an album according to the purpose. The problem has not been resolved.

Furthermore, in JP-A No. 61-51397, it is stated that although it can be used for the purpose of organizing and preserving photographic film, it cannot be stored in an organized manner at the same time as printed photographs. There's a problem.

Yet again. In JP-A No. 60-222298, the cover of the album is pre-bound, so the user cannot freely select it according to the purpose of use or preference, and furthermore, it is not possible to organize and save the photos printed together with the film. The problem was that it couldn't be done.

Means for Solving the Problems It is an object of the present invention to provide a device constructed in order to solve the problems in these conventional techniques.

With the rapid advancement of camera technology in recent years and the emergence of mass-produced and mass-sold cameras, especially low-priced compact cameras, we have moved from the era of one camera per family to the era of one or several cameras per person. As cameras become more popular among the general public, not only professional photographers, but also amateurs in general, choose cameras according to the purpose of the shoot, theme, location, and other shooting conditions. Along with this, photographic film has also been photographed in large quantities due to improvements in film sensitivity, shortening of development time through development systems, variations in coatings, and improvements in prevention of color fading. Now that we have developed photos, it is important to organize these large amounts of photos or select only the necessary ones from a large amount of photos. Therefore, selecting and organizing photos from a large number of photos and storing them is just as important as, or even more than, photographing or developing, and satisfies creative desires. The reason behind this was that there was a strong desire for albums for preservation purposes.

The present invention is designed to meet such demands; in other words, the present invention is not only used to organize or store photos, but also to reflect the purpose and theme of the photos taken by the person who organizes and stores them, and the purpose of the organized photo album. Depending on the purpose, it is possible to organize and store photos in a wide variety of ways, making it possible for individuals to organize and store photos in a way that suits their individuality. This is an album that will leave you satisfied.

The present invention will be described in detail below based on drawings showing embodiments thereof.

FIG. 1 shows a file joint body 1 and a cover body 8 according to the present invention.
The file joint body 1 is a well-known joint constructed as shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, and is made of hard synthetic resin. A large number of rings 3, which can be opened and closed from approximately the center of the cover 2, are provided at predetermined intervals on metal joints 4, and the joints 4 are fitted onto the joint cover 2 and fixed with screws 5. It is what it is.

The ring 3 is opened by pressing the opening/closing claws 6 provided at both ends of the joint 4 which is fitted and attached to the joint cover 2.
is set up to open and close.

Reference numeral 7 designates pins that protrude from both sides of the joint cover 2 at predetermined intervals 1j, and the tip of the pin 7 is provided with a protruding portion to lock the inserted cover body 8, which is the back cover. possible.

The cover body 8 is formed into a substantially rectangular flat plate of material such as cardboard or synthetic resin, or so-called laminated paper, which is made by laminating cardboard with synthetic resin, and serves as the spine of the album.

On one side of the cover body 8, mounting holes 9 are vertically bored at predetermined intervals as shown in FIG. 2, and vertical grooves 1o are formed in the vertical direction adjacent to the mounting holes 9. .

The cover body 8 is removably attached by kicking a pin 7 protruding from the joint cover 2 of the file joint body 1 into the attachment hole 9.

The cover body 8 may be colored in various colors depending on its purpose, or a large number of sheets may be provided in advance with appropriate letters or patterns, and the user can choose the desired purpose.

It is designed so that it can be selected and used from among them as needed, or replaced as appropriate.

Reference numeral 11 denotes a file body, and the file body 11 is provided with a large number of various items in advance so that they can be selected and used according to the purpose of use of the photos to be organized, etc. 1 The user of the album of the present invention can organize them. From among a large number of file bodies 11 that have various usage functions depending on the purpose and use of the photos to be stored, an appropriate file body 11 is selected as required and set in the file joint body 1 to form an album and used. be.

The file body 11 is made of a substantially rectangular flat plate made of cardboard, synthetic resin, or a laminated paper of paper and synthetic resin, and has binding holes 2o vertically perforated at predetermined intervals on one side thereof. The ring 3 of the file joint body 1 is inserted into the binding hole 2o and detachably attached to form an album.

The file body 11 includes a paper board 12, a plastic sheet board 13. Pocket file board 14. Framing board 15. Door board 16, negative/positive holder board 17. Clear file board 18. It consists of 19 postcard boards.

The paper board 12 is a flat board made of cardboard, and has red, yellow,
It is colored blue and various other colors, and can be attached directly with an adhesive, or can be attached using a double-sided sticker (not shown) with adhesive applied to both sides. It is also possible.

FIG. 7 shows a plastic sheet board 13, which is made by attaching a transparent thin adhesive sheet to a flat plate of synthetic resin or a laminated paper of paper and synthetic resin so that it can be opened and closed. Yes, it is already known.

The plastic sheet board 13 allows for easy replacement of photos once pasted, and is suitable for protecting photos.

The pocket file board 14 includes pocket file boards 14A and 14 for printing shown in FIGS. 8A to 8H.
B, 14C, and pocket file boards 14D, 14E, 14F, 14G, and 14H for reversal film.

The pocket file boards 14A to 14C for printing are each provided with a pocket 21 formed by pasting cellophane paper in the shape of a bag with an open top on a flat board of cardboard.

The pockets 21 are formed in various sizes, such as cabinet clothes, six pieces, four pieces, etc., so that items of various sizes can be stored.

A recording section 22 is provided close to the pocket 21 of the pocket file board 14 as required.

The recording section 22 may be formed so as to be able to record directly on the flat plate of the pocket file board 14, or may be attached with a recording sheet (not shown) coated with an adhesive.

The recording section 22 is used to write the title of the photograph, a caption serving as an explanatory text, photographic data, and the like.

Pocket file board 14D for reversal film
14H is a flat plate made of a hard vinyl plate laminated with cloth, and is provided with a pocket 21 formed from a highly transparent vinyl sheet in the shape of a bag with an opening at the top or in the left and right directions.

Pocket 21 is the size of a parsall film 35I, 6X6cn, which can be inserted into it to organize and store it.

It is formed in various sizes so that items up to 6 x 7 inches, 4 x 5 inches, and 8 x 10 inches can be inserted.

As shown in FIG. 9, the framing board 15 is made by folding a flat plate in half, drilling a substantially rectangular through hole 23 at an arbitrary position in the flat plate, and locking the plate in the direction of the square corner of the flat plate folded in half. A frame board main body 15A is formed in a bag-like manner by being locked with a metal fitting 24.

The flat plate of the framing board main body 15A, which is folded in two, is preferably made of hard synthetic pine resin, and its entire surface is colored solid black, and is approximately the same as the framing board main body 15A.
A mount 25 having a size of is provided, and the mount 25 is placed in the same position as the through hole 23 of the framing board main body 15A.

In addition, a photograph approximately the same size or smaller than the through hole 23 is attached, and the mount 25 is removably inserted into the framing board main body 15A.

The mount 25 is provided with groove holes 20 at the same positions as the binding holes 20 formed in the framing board main body 15A.

The framing board 15 formed in this manner is a product that enhances the quality and value of the photo and allows it to be shown to others, just like a picture framed, and can also be used as is for organizing photos or giving as a gift. It provides:

As shown in FIGS. 10 to 12, the framing board 15 has a suitable number of through holes 23 in the framing board main body 15A, and can be made into various shapes by changing the arrangement thereof. It is something that should be formed.

The size of the through hole 23 is various depending on the size of the photos to be arranged.For example, the size of the through hole 23 is for a service size photo, or for a Pororide size photo.

For cabinet use, for cutting into six pieces, for cutting into four pieces, for 35mm,
It is provided so that it can be adapted to other sizes.

The door board 16 is a flat plate made of cardboard, laminated paper, or synthetic resin, which is folded in half and secured at the square corners with locking metal fittings to form a bag shape. A through hole 26 is bored approximately in the center of the hole.

The shape of the through hole 26 is circular as shown in FIG.

A large number of shapes such as elliptical, heart-shaped, rectangular, and other various shapes are provided.

On the door board 16, a photo corresponding to the size of the through hole 26 is pasted on a mount or only the photo is inserted in a removable manner so that the photo can be seen through the through hole 26, and the photo is inserted in this way. The door board 16 is bound to the file joint body 1 so as to be next to the cover body 8 of the album, and is used as the door of the album, that is, like the table of contents of a book.

As shown in FIG. 13, the negative/positive holder board 17 is made by overlapping cellophane paper or a transparent resin sheet on a flat plate of cardboard, synthetic resin, or laminated paper, and then forming a line in the left-right direction at an appropriate position on the flat sheet. A bag-shaped film holder 27 is heat-sealed and opened in the left and right directions.

One or more film holders 27 are formed, and their sizes are varied according to the size of the photographic film so that negative and positive photographic films can be easily inserted and removed. A large number of negative and positive holder boards 17 are provided in advance, each of which has film holders 27 formed in various sizes.

A recording section 28 is provided close to the film holder 27, and is used to record information regarding the inserted negative or positive film.

Entries in the recording section 28 may be made directly in the recording section 28, or by pasting a separately prepared recording sticker (not shown).

As shown in FIG. 14, the clear file board 18 is made by folding a sheet made of transparent synthetic resin in half, opening only the top part, and attaching the other three side edges by gluing, heat sealing, or other appropriate methods. It is formed by joining together to form a bag shape.

If necessary, a slide chuck 29 may be provided in the opening at the top of the clear file board 18 so that the opening can be closed.

By providing the slide chuck 29 in this manner, there is no risk that valuable materials inserted into the clear file board 18 and organized will be lost when the album is transported, put in and taken out, etc.

As shown in Fig. 16, the postcard board 19 is made by stacking a sheet made of highly transparent resin such as vinyl on a flat plate made of cardboard, synthetic resin, laminated paper, etc., opening only the top or left and right sides, and leaving the other sides open. The bag-shaped card holder 30 is formed by bonding the side edges to a flat plate by heat sealing or the like.

The size, arrangement, and number of the card holders 30 are appropriately provided and can be selected and used as necessary.

The card holder 30 is used to insert and organize not only postcards but also concert tickets, greeting cards, and the like.

Effects of the Invention Since the present invention is constructed as described above, it is possible to store and organize not only printed photographs in an album for organizing photographs, but also photographed and developed negatives and positive films. There is.

Depending on the purpose and theme of the photo shoot, for example, if it is a commemorative photo such as a wedding, select the cover body that will be the spine of the album and use it. , since the photos can be selected according to the preferences of the person organizing the photos, the album itself is based on the extremely intellectual creative activity of the photographer, rather than simply pasting photos into the album. Without,
The arrangement of photos by creating an album as a means of selective arrangement has the effect of providing something that satisfies intellectual creative activities as a creative activity.

Yet again. Since the pin 7 is provided protrudingly on the joint cover 2 of the file joint body 1 and the mounting hole 9 is drilled in the cover body 8, when installing or removing the cover body 8, the pin 7 is inserted into the mounting hole 9 of the cover body 8. It has the effect of being easy to do with just a chisel.

Since the cover body 8 is provided with the vertical grooves 10, there is an effect that the cover body 8, which is a spine bound as an album, can be easily opened from the vertical grooves 10 when the cover body 8 is made of metal.

The file body 11 is a paper board 12. Plastic sheet board 13. Pocket file board 14. Framing board 15. Door board 16, negative/positive holder board 17. Clear file board 18. Since it consists of postcard boards 19, if the person who organizes photos can freely select and use them from among these file bodies 11 according to the purpose of the arrangement, an album for organizing photos for any purpose can be created. It has the effect of being able to create something that suits individual tastes and purposes.

Since the file body 11 is provided with recording sections 22 and 28, it is possible to record the date, time, and location of the photographs and films to be organized.
Since the content, purpose, and other matters can be recorded, it has the effect of making it extremely easy to keep track of the content.

Clear file board 18 on file body 11. Since the postcard board 19 is provided, it is possible to organize materials related to the photos to be organized, as well as postcards, greeting cards, and other materials, so that by looking at the - arranged photos, you can get information related to them. If you organize photos and materials together, you will be able to see information and materials related to that photo at the same time by looking at a single photo organized and saved in an album.

Since the pocket file board 14 is provided in the file body 11, photos of all sizes can be organized at the same time, and these various file bodies can be selected and used according to the user's preference and purpose. .

In addition, since the file body 11 is provided with a 5° door board 16, it is possible to attach the framing board 15 with photos attached to the album and the door board 16, thereby increasing the quality of the album. Framing board 15. Door board 1
For example, it has the effect that 6 itself can be placed in a frame like a painting, and can be used for decoration or as a gift, for example, with a photo inside.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially omitted perspective view showing a state in which a cover body is attached and assembled to a file joint body of the present invention; Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the cover body; Figs. 3 to 5 are perspective views of the file joint body; Figures 6 to 16 show the file body. Figure 6 is a perspective view of the paper board. Figure 7 is a plan view of the plastic sheet board. Figure 8 is a plan view of the pocket file board. Figure 9 is the framing. A perspective view showing the assembled state of the board. Figures 10 to 12 are plan views of the framing board. Figure 13 is a plan view of the door board. Figure 14 is a plan view of the negative-positive holder board.
Fig. 15 is a plan view of the clear file board. Fig. 16 is a plan view of the postcard board.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A file joint body in which pins are provided on both outer sides of a joint cover and a ring provided on the joint can be opened and closed by operating an opening/closing claw, and a joint is fitted and attached to the joint cover; A cover body with mounting holes in the side direction, and a binding hole in the direction of one side of a flat plate made of cardboard or synthetic resin or a laminated paper of paper and synthetic resin, and a pocket or recording section is provided in the flat plate. An album characterized in that the cover body is attached to a pin of a joint cover, and the file body is detachably attached to a ring of a file joint body. 2. The album according to claim 1, wherein the file body comprises a paper board, a plastic board, a pocket file board, a framing board, a door board, a negative/positive holder board, a clear file board, and a postcard board. 3. The cover body is a flat plate made of cardboard, hard synthetic resin, or a laminate of paper and synthetic resin, with mounting holes provided and vertical grooves cut approximately parallel to the sides at appropriate positions. Album 4 according to claim 1, the file body is a plastic board, and an adhesive transparent film is releasably adhered to a flat plate of synthetic resin or a laminated paper of paper and synthetic resin. An album according to claim 1 comprising: 5. Claim 1, wherein the file body is a framing board, which is made by folding a synthetic resin flat plate in half and overlapping the two, and having a through hole in one or both of the two overlapping flat plates. 6. The album according to claim 5, wherein the framing board is colored black, white, red, or any other arbitrary color. 7. Claims 1 or 5, in which the framing board is a flat plate folded in half, removably locked in the square corner direction by a locking metal fitting, and provided with a mount that can be inserted and removed. album. 8. The file body is a door board and is made by folding a flat plate of cardboard, synthetic resin, or laminated paper of paper and synthetic resin in half, and one or both of the two folded and layered flat plates are transparent. An album according to claim 1, which is formed by punching holes. 9. The album according to claim 8, wherein the through holes in the door board are formed in a circular, oval, heart-shaped, square, or other appropriate shape. 10. The file body is a pocket file board, and is provided with a pocket in the form of a bag by layering cellophane paper or a transparent synthetic resin sheet on a flat plate and opening at the top or in the left and right directions. album. 11. The pocket file board is provided with a cellophane paper bag formed in a size that allows the insertion and removal of cabinet-type, six-cut, four-cut, etc. photographs, and a recording section provided adjacent to the cellophane paper bag. 11. The album according to claim 1 or 10, which is a pocket file board for printing. 12. Pocket file board opens at the top or left and right sides of a highly transparent vinyl sheet bag, 35mm
11. The album according to claim 10, which is a pocket file board for reversal film, in which reversal film having a size of 8 x 10 inches can be inserted and removed. 13. The file body is a negative-positive file board, and a film holder is formed by layering a transparent synthetic resin sheet on a flat plate of cardboard, synthetic resin, or a laminated paper of paper and synthetic resin, and forming it into a bag shape with one side open. An album according to claim 1, comprising: 14. The film holder of the negative and positive holder board is
14. The album according to claim 13, which is formed in various sizes capable of storing negative and positive films from 35 mm to 8×10 inches. 15. The file body is a clear file board, which is a highly transparent synthetic resin sheet that is folded in half to form a bag body, which can be used to file postcards, greeting cards, and other information materials. Album listed in scope 1. 16. The album according to claim 15, wherein the clear file board is formed by providing a slide chuck on the top of a transparent synthetic resin sheet folded in two. 17. A patent in which the file body is a postcard board, and a bag-shaped card holder with an open top is provided by layering a highly transparent vinyl sticker on a flat plate of cardboard, synthetic resin, or a laminate of paper and synthetic resin. An album according to claim 1.