JPS6339722Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is a wax calligraphy plate (a wax-coated colored paper is covered with a calligraphy plate sheet) for writing and erasing characters, figures, etc. This relates to the prepared practice version of letters, figures, etc.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

Conventionally, practice plates for letters, figures, etc. equipped with a wax calligraphy plate as described above are known, but this is because only one type of practice frame pattern display for kanji practice etc. is displayed on the calligraphy plate sheet. , it is inconvenient when practicing various types of calligraphy such as letters and figures, and furthermore, since letters and figures are written directly on the calligraphy plate sheet with an iron pen, a plastic brush similar to an iron pen, etc.
There was a problem that the calligraphy sheet was damaged.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, this invention uses a transparent sheet that can be rolled up and moved over the calligraphy plate sheet, and on this transparent sheet, multiple types of practice frame patterns of different shapes are displayed at predetermined intervals. It is characterized by being printed sequentially.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the figure, 1 is a lid plate provided with a rectangular window hole 2, 3 is a back plate fixed to the back of the lid plate with a sheet insertion gap g maintained; The back plate 3 is provided with sheet winding recesses 4 and 5 at positions corresponding to the front and rear of the cover plate window hole 2, and a receiving plate portion 6 is provided at a position corresponding to the cover plate window hole. Reference numeral 7 denotes a wax calligraphy plate attached to the surface of the back plate receiving plate portion 6, which is made up of a wax-coated colored paper 7a and a calligraphy plate sheet 7b formed of a synthetic resin sheet covering the wax-coated colored paper. Become.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a calligraphy plate sheet peeling rod which is inserted between the wax-coated colored paper 7a and the calligraphy plate sheet 7b and is operated to move back and forth in order to erase characters, figures, etc. written on the wax calligraphy plate 7. The peeling rod 8 is fitted into the left side sliding groove 9 of the back plate as shown in FIG. An operating knob 8a to be operated is attached.

Reference numerals 11 and 12 denote a pair of front and rear sheet winding shafts that are fitted and held in the sheet winding recesses 4 and 5 of the back plate 3, and both of these sheet winding shafts 11 and 12 are operated by rotary operation knobs 11a and 12a. It is designed to be rotated. Reference numeral 13 denotes a transparent sheet which can be wound around one sheet winding shaft 11 and wound onto the other sheet winding shaft 12 through the sheet insertion gap g between the cover plate 1 and the back plate 3. The transparent sheet 13 (formed of a synthetic resin sheet with a smooth surface) has a plurality of different shapes, for example, six types of practice frame pattern displays a to f, arranged at intervals such that they can be rolled up and displayed in sequence in the cover plate window hole 2. It is printed. The first practice pattern display a is used as a kanji practice pattern display with cross-shaped dotted dividing lines within a rectangular frame line.
The second practice frame pattern display b is a kanji practice pattern display with a cross-shaped solid line dividing line and two vertical and horizontal dotted line dividing lines in a rectangular frame line, and the third practice frame pattern display c is a square frame pattern display. The fourth practice frame pattern display d is a pattern display that allows you to write anything by displaying only the frame line, and the fifth practice frame pattern is a pattern for the 〇× game, in which a square dividing line is provided within the rectangular frame line. Display e is a pattern display for inset picture play that displays a triangular figure within a rectangular frame line.
The sixth practice frame pattern display f is configured as a pattern display for face drawing practice in which a doll figure is printed within a rectangular frame line.

[Effect of idea]

The training version of characters, figures, etc. of this invention is equipped with a device in which the transparent sheet 13 having the training frame pattern displays a to f as described above can be wound and moved by the sheet winding shafts 11 and 12, so that it can be used in various ways. It is possible to practice writing patterns in an interesting and effective manner. Moreover, since the transparent sheet 13 covering the wax calligraphy plate 7 is rubbed with an iron or plastic brush to expose characters, figures, etc., the wax calligraphy plate 7
This has effects such as being able to easily solve the problem of writing damage.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a practice version of characters, figures, etc., according to one embodiment of this invention, with one side cut away;
Fig. 2 is a central vertical cross-sectional view of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a plan view of a transparent sheet having a practice frame pattern. 1... Cover plate, 2... Square window hole (cover plate window hole), 3... Back plate, g... Sheet insertion gap, 4, 5... Sheet winding recess, 6... Receiving plate portion, 7... Wax writing plate, 7a
... wax-coated colored paper, 7b... writing plate sheet, 8
...writing plate sheet peeling rod, 11, 12...sheet winding shaft, 11a, 12b...rotation operation knob, 13...transparent sheet, a-f...practice frame pattern display.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A lid plate with a rectangular window hole, and a sheet winding recess at a position corresponding to the front and rear of the lid plate window hole fixed to the back side of the lid plate while maintaining a sheet insertion gap, and a position corresponding to the lid plate window hole. A back plate having a receiving plate portion on the back plate, a wax calligraphy plate affixed to the receiving plate portion of the back plate, wax-coated colored paper and a calligraphy plate sheet for erasing characters, figures, etc. written on the wax calligraphy plate. a calligraphy plate sheet peeling rod that is inserted between them and operated to move back and forth, and a pair of front and rear sheet winding shafts that are fitted and held in the sheet winding recesses of the back plate and rotated by a knob operation. , a transparent sheet that is wound around one of the sheet winding shafts and can be rewound through the sheet insertion gap between the lid plate and the back plate and wound around the other sheet winding shaft, and this transparent sheet A practice plate for characters, figures, etc., characterized in that a plurality of types of practice frame patterns of different shapes are printed in the cover plate window hole at intervals that allow the pattern to be rolled up and displayed in sequence.