JPS63458Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a photo mount, and more particularly to a photo mount that allows individual printed photos to be arranged in order for direct viewing or to be used for video recording.

Recently, with the spread of video cameras, it has become possible to record and store a large number of printed photos on video tape, play them back on a video tape recorder (VTR) as needed, and enjoy viewing them on a TV screen.
So-called video television albums have come into use. However, since the subject is a printed photograph, very troublesome operations are required to record it using a video camera. Therefore, there is a strong demand for a photo mount that is suitable for capturing frames with a video camera and is also suitable for organizing and storing photos.

In view of the above points, it is an object of the present invention to provide a photo mount that allows individual printed photos to be arranged in order with a simple operation, and also allows for continuous viewing or recording. Furthermore, this invention
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a photo mount that can fix a large number of photos in their respective predetermined positions and can be folded compactly. A paper sheet is provided with consecutive opening windows at a predetermined interval in its longitudinal direction, the front and back strip-like paper sheets are sealed at the center and lower edge between adjacent windows, and an insertion opening is provided at the upper edge. Configuring a plurality of windowed photo storage areas,
A small hole is provided in the back side paper sheet at the center of each of the windowed photo storage areas for holding the photo stored in the photo storage area with a piece of adhesive tape pasted on the back side of the back side paper sheet. To provide a continuous photo mount formed by forming a folding line consisting of perforations in a vertical center seal part between photo storage parts.

According to the present invention, the photo inserted into the windowed photo accommodating section can be viewed through the opening window, and the photo can be fixed through the small hole with a piece of adhesive tape stuck to the back side of the mount. Therefore, the position of the photograph within the storage section does not shift at all. It is very convenient because it can be made compact by folding it alternately along the folding lines, and it can be easily separated when you want to organize it in pieces.

Next, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to drawings showing embodiments thereof. Regarding figures 1 and 2, mount 1
includes a front paper sheet 2 and a back paper sheet 3 that extend endlessly in the longitudinal direction with a constant width, and the front paper sheet 2 is provided with a large number of consecutive rectangular opening windows 4 spaced apart in the longitudinal direction. ing. The front paper sheet 2 and the back paper sheet 3 are sealed 7 by adhesive or the like at the center 5 and lower edge 6 between the adjacent windows 4.
As a result, a photo storage section 9 with a window is formed, with the upper edge serving as a photo insertion opening 8. Therefore, the printed photograph A can be inserted into the storage section 9 and viewed through the window 4. In the illustrated example, the window-equipped photo storage section 9 has a size and shape that can accommodate a bill-sized photo, but it is not limited to this and can be applied to various sizes. Of course.

The back paper sheet 3 is provided with an oval or circular small hole 10 approximately at the center of the opening window 4, and a piece of adhesive tape 11 is placed on the back surface of the back paper sheet 3 so as to cover this small hole 10. When pasting, the photo A inserted into the windowed photo storage section 9 is attached to this adhesive tape piece 11.
It can be easily fastened and completely prevents the photo from coming off or shifting. The mount 1 is provided with a folding line 12 consisting of a perforation at the center seal between the accommodating parts.

Since the photo mount of the present invention is constructed as described above, the photo A is inserted into the windowed photo accommodating section 9 of the mount 1 and sent one frame at a time using an appropriate feeding device to the video camera. You can record and shoot. At this time, there is a risk that the photo A may be misaligned in the windowed photo storage unit, but with this invention, the photo can be fixed through the small hole with a piece of adhesive tape attached to the back of the mount, so the photo can be moved during the photo shoot. Misalignment can be completely prevented.

Since it can be easily folded when not in use for recording, it is very advantageous to store it in a box-like case.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The accompanying drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, with FIG. 1 being a front view and FIG. 2 being a cross-sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Mounting paper, 2... Front side paper sheet, 3... Back side paper sheet, 4... Opening window, 7... Seal part, 9... Windowed photo storage part, 10... Small hole, 11... Adhesive tape piece, 12...
Folding curve.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Consisting of two band-shaped paper sheets, front and back, the front-side band-shaped paper sheet is provided with continuous opening windows at a predetermined interval in the longitudinal direction, and the front and back-side band-shaped paper sheets are provided at the center and lower edge between adjacent windows. are sealed to form a plurality of windowed photo accommodating sections each having a slot at the upper edge thereof, and the photos stored in the photo accommodating sections are placed on the back paper sheet at the center of each of the windowed photo accommodating sections. A continuous paper sheet characterized by having a small hole for holding it with a piece of adhesive tape stuck to the back side of the back paper sheet, and a folding line consisting of a perforation in the central sealing part between the windowed photo storage parts. Photo mount.