PL65248Y1 - Postcard - Google Patents

Description

2 PL 65 248 Υ1

Pattern description

The subject of a utility model is a postcard intended for correspondence, for example occasional cards - name day cards, birthday cards, etc., postcards, postcards with graphics, postcards with reproductions of paintings, photos of museum collections, etc.

Postcards made of paper, cardboard or plastics are well known and are decorated on the outside with views of landscapes, buildings, photos of objects, people, reproductions of paintings, graphics, advertisements or other advertising and utility content. Postcards are collected items and are often displayed by their holders at their place of work or study or residence, on boards, furniture, etc. Cards are most often attached with various types of pins, paper clips, clips, one-sided or double-sided adhesive tapes, permanent magnets or glued on sheets of paper. This causes damage to the surfaces to which they are attached - holes left by pushpins, stains with glue or the impossibility of their subsequent storage in albums, maintaining their original state when glued to sheets of paper.

It is known from the description of the Polish utility model no. Ru - 52900 a rectangular postcard, which consists of two layers, a top layer with an occasional imprint and a base. The top layer, which is a self-adhesive foil, has irregular incisions on its surface, including selected elements of the occasional print in the form of closed circuits in the shape of irregular figures. These elements can be peeled off and stuck elsewhere while the rest of the card - written down - can be stored. After unsticking the "closed circuits" the card loses its original appearance.

A postcard is also known from the description of the Polish utility model no. Ru - 54570, which consists of two layers of any material, between which there is a layer of glue, permanently bonded to one layer of material and detachably to the other layer of material. The material layer with which the adhesive layer is permanently bonded is intended to be filled with generally available content, for example the views mentioned above, etc., and can be glued and exposed in any place and on any material, and the second layer with which the adhesive layer is releasably bonded, is intended to be filled with personal content and can be stored separately.

The disadvantage of both postcards is the fact that after separating the image elements of the cards or layers with publicly available content, the cards irretrievably lose their original appearance, which is impossible to reproduce, and thus they lose, for example, their archival value.

Another disadvantage of both cards is that the image elements or the image layer of the card stain the surface on which they are glued and it is often impossible to remove them easily - it is necessary to use special removers or solvents for adhesives. Most often, the glued elements are irretrievably damaged.

The purpose of a utility model is to develop a postcard that can be easily and quickly attached to any metal surface, without the use of other elements, and the card can be moved from place to place any number of times without destroying it, and can be stored for purposes after cessation of display. collectibles or as souvenirs.

The postcard according to the utility model has the form of a rectangle with irregular, fanciful sides, which consists of two layers of any material, between which a layer of magnetic foil is placed, and two layers of glue, permanently connecting the plastic layers with the layer of magnetic foil, with the surface on the front of the card containing generally accessible content, two short cuts and two long cuts are made, creating a closed circuit in the form of a rectangle, concentric with the perimeter of the card, dividing the card into a frame and a correspondence card, enabling the separation of the postcards into two independent parts.

The card is distinguished by its simplicity and ease of use. The card retains its traditional form and can be used in two ways - when the two parts are integral and when separated - the card is used separately and the frame is used separately, for example to attach other pictures or sheets of information. A postcard according to a pattern can be separated by the sender, who will keep the outer part - the frame for himself, and send the middle part, or it can be sent entirely to the recipient, who will decide on its final use - whether or not to split it.

Making a postcard from a material with several layers with an internal magnetic foil allows the card to be attached to metal surfaces such as refrigerator doors, cabinet doors

Claims (1)

3 PL 65 248 Υ1 metal, metal plates, etc., the outer part - the frame can also be used separately for fixing, for example, notes, other pictures, photos, etc. The subject of the utility model is explained in the attached drawing, where Fig. 1 shows a card Fig. 2 a card frame as in Fig. 1 in a general view from the rear, Fig. 3 central part of the card as in Fig. 1 in a general view, in a general view from the back, Fig. 4 an enlarged section of a card along the line AA in Figure 1 in cross section. The design of the postcard as shown in Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 has the shape of a rectangle with irregularly fancy cut sides. Two short cuts 4b and two long cuts 4a are made in the face of the card 1, containing generally accessible content, photographs, drawings, graphics, reproductions, etc., forming a closed circuit in the form of a rectangle, concentric with the circumference of the card 1, dividing the card 1 into a frame 3 as shown in Fig. 2 and a correspondence card 2 as shown in Fig. 3. The notches 4a, 4b make it possible to easily separate the postcards 1 into two independent parts after applying a little force - breaking the material along the lines of the cuts. It is obvious that the face of the card 1 can be entirely printed with one pictorial motif or that the pictorial motif can be inside the part defined by the cuts 4a, 4b, and that the surface of the card 1 between the cuts 4a, 4b and the outer edges of the card 1 can be printed. another motif, for example imitating a picture frame or passe - partout. On the surface of the back of the card 1 there is a place for correspondence as well as signs and graphic elements delineating the place for sticking postage stamps, lines facilitating addressing and elements separating the address area from the correspondence area. The card consists of two layers 5, 6, any material, paper, cardboard, foil, etc., between which there is a layer 9 of a magnetic foil, which makes it possible to fix the card 1 on a metal surface, for example a board, door, cupboard, etc., and two layers 7 and 8 of the adhesive, permanently connecting the layers 5, 6 of the material with the layer 9 of the magnetic foil. Protective disclaimer A postcard having a printed face with information read directly visually, a bottom surface intended for personal correspondence, characterized in that the postcard (1) has the form of a rectangle with irregular, fancifully cut sides, which consists of two layers (5 , 6) any material, between which there is a layer (9) of a magnetic foil and two layers (7, 8) of glue, permanently connecting the layers (5, 6) with the layer (9) of the magnetic foil, and in the face of the card ( 1), containing generally available content, two short cuts (4b) and two long cuts (4a) are made, forming a closed circuit in the form of a rectangle, concentric with the circumference of the card (1), dividing the card (1) into a frame (3) and a card correspondence card (2), allowing the separation of the postcard (D into two independent parts.