Loss prevention tool and peeling prevention tool

Abstract

To provide a loss prevention tool for reducing a load that a wallet receives from a fastening tool, and a peeling prevention tool for serving a configuration for reducing a load that a wallet receives from a fastening tool.SOLUTION: A loss prevention tool includes: a band-shaped or string-shaped holding part that holds a wallet that is used by being bent at a bending portion; connection parts provided in both end portions of the holding part and connecting the end portions to form the holding part into a ring; and an attachment part attaching a fastening tool to the loss prevention tool. The ring passes a first point and a second point when the wallet is in an open state and surrounds the wallet. The first point is a point on one end of the wallet to which the bending portion abuts. The second point is a point on the other end of the wallet to which the bending portion abuts. The connection parts can be in a connection state and a release state.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a loss prevention device and a peeling prevention device. [Background technology]

[0002] Wallets can be put in pockets or handbags, but there is a risk of dropping them or having them stolen. To prevent loss or theft, it is effective to attach your wallet to your pants or bag with a strap or other fastener. However, many wallets do not have attachment parts such as metal fittings that can be attached to the fixture, and adding an attachment part to a wallet after the fact requires processing. If the attachment is made with adhesive or other means, there are concerns about its strength. Drilling holes is a hassle and can reduce the durability of the wallet. There is also a desire to avoid drilling holes in your precious wallet as much as possible. In the invention of Patent Document 1, the short clip plate is inserted into a pocket such as a card slot of a wallet. When a fastener such as a strap is connected to the connecting hole, the wallet is essentially supported by the short clip plate and the wallet pocket. This places a heavy burden on the wallet (more specifically, the burden the wallet receives when connected to the fastener), raising concerns that the wallet may be damaged over long-term use (see Figure 3 of Patent Document 1). [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 07-036740 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The purpose of the loss prevention device is to reduce the burden that the wallet receives from the fixing device. The purpose of the peeling prevention device is to serve as a component for reducing the burden that the wallet receives from the fixing device. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] The object of the present invention is to [1] A loss prevention device comprising: a belt- or string-like holding part that holds the wallet when folded at the folding point; connecting parts that are provided at both ends of the holding part and connect the ends together to make the holding part into a loop; and an attachment part that attaches a fixture to the loss prevention device; the loop passes through a first point, which is a point on one end of the wallet that the folding point hits, and a second point, which is a point on the other end of the wallet that the folding point hits, when the wallet is in an open state, and surrounds the wallet; and the connecting parts can be in a connected state or a released state; [2] A peeling prevention device comprising an upper member having a first clamping portion, a lower member having a second clamping portion, and a horizontal member connecting the upper and lower members, the horizontal member having an opening, the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion being biased in a direction to approach each other, at least one of the holding portion and the connecting portion passing between the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion and penetrating the opening, and the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion clamping together at least one of the holding portion and the connecting portion and an end of the wallet, thereby fixing the holding portion to the wallet; This can be solved by: [Effects of the Invention]

[0006] The loss prevention device can reduce the strain that the wallet receives from the fixing device. The peeling prevention device can serve as a component for reducing the burden that the wallet receives from the fixing device. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] Schematic diagram of a bifold wallet [Figure 2] Schematic diagram of a trifold wallet [Figure 3] Example of a ring hanging horizontally [Figure 4]Rear view of the first embodiment [Figure 5] Side view of the first embodiment [Figure 6] First embodiment: fixing means open [Figure 7] Usage status when the wallet is closed [Figure 8] Usage condition when wallet is opened [Figure 9] The joint is released [Figure 10] Side view of the second embodiment [Figure 11] The positional relationship between the holding part, fixing means, and connecting part is organized. [Figure 12] Usage status when the wallet is closed [Figure 13] Usage condition when wallet is opened [Figure 14] With the connecting part removed [Figure 15] Extension part retracted [Figure 16] The extension part is extended [Figure 17] Stopping mechanism structure [Figure 18] Mounting part [Figure 19] Peeling example [Figure 20] Peel prevention device No. 1 [Figure 21] Peel prevention device No. 2 [Figure 22] Diagram showing the installation of the peel prevention device [Figure 23] Another example of a peel prevention device (side view) [Figure 24] Another example of a peel prevention device (perspective view) [Figure 25] Diagram showing the peel prevention device in an open position [Figure 26] Cross-section of the wallet when open, looking to the left [Figure 27] Right side view of the entire unit made of hook-and-loop fasteners DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0008] Specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. [Definition of direction, etc.] The direction is defined based on the wallet 300 in which the loss prevention device 100 is used.

[0009] FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a bifold wallet 300. In this embodiment, wallet 300 is bifold and has storage opening 302 for putting unfolded bills in. Storage opening end 3021, which is the end of storage opening 302, corresponds to, for example, the edge of the pocket of a bill holder.

[0010] The side with the storage opening 302 is defined as the top, and the opposite is defined as the bottom. (If there is no storage opening 302, one of the ends 303 and 304 described later will be defined as the top.) Furthermore, the side that is on the outside when wallet 300 is folded from folding point 301 is defined as the outside, and the opposite side is defined as the inside. When the wallet 300 is in an open state*, the direction in which the outside faces is defined as the front, and the direction in which the inside faces is defined as the back. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- (*This refers to the state in which wallet 300 is open around folding point 301 of wallet 300. In this specification, the state in which wallet 300 is open around folding point 301 of wallet 300 will be referred to as the "open state of wallet 300," and the state in which wallet 300 is closed around folding point 301 of wallet 300, i.e., the state in which wallet 300 is folded, will be referred to as the "closed state of wallet 300.") -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0011] The left and right directions are defined as the left and right directions when the wallet 300 is viewed from the back to the front. The up-down, left-right and front-rear directions when the loss prevention device 100 is attached to the wallet 300 are defined as the up-down, left-right and front-rear directions of the loss prevention device 100. The up-down direction may also be referred to as the vertical direction, and the left-right direction as the horizontal direction. The outer surface of wallet 300 may also be referred to as the front surface, and the inner surface as the back surface.

[0012] The up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction are perpendicular to one another. Note that the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction are directions defined for the convenience of explanation. Therefore, the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction do not have to coincide with the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction when the loss prevention device 100 is in use. In addition, due to the nature of photographic capture, wallet 300 and loss prevention device 100 may not be fully open, but the up-down and left-right directions are shown as they would be if wallet 300 were fully open. For the sake of explanation, the directions of peel prevention device 200 will be defined separately, as will be described later.

[0013] In this specification, unless otherwise specified, the expression "a member, region, etc. extending in the upward direction" includes cases where the member, region, etc. is parallel to the upward direction and cases where the member is inclined relative to the upward direction. [Example]

[0014] FIG. 4 is a rear view of the first embodiment. The first embodiment is a loss prevention device 100 as follows.

[0015] [See claim 1] A belt-like or string-like holder 1 holds the wallet 300 at a folding point 301 for use; a connecting portion 2 provided at both end portions 14 of the holding portion 1 and connecting the end portions 14 to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11; An attachment portion 3 for attaching a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100; and Ring 11 is a first point 303a on one end 303 of the wallet 300 where the folding portion 301 meets; a second point 304a, which is the point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 meets; When the wallet 300 is opened, the The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state and a separated state. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above.

[0016] [See claim 2] A belt-like or string-like holder 1 holds the wallet 300 at a folding point 301 for use; a connecting portion 2 provided at both end portions 14 of the holding portion 1 and connecting the end portions 14 to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11; An attachment portion 3 for attaching a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100; and Ring 11 is When the wallet 300 is opened in the horizontal direction of the wallet 300, a third point 303b extending laterally of the wallet 300 and located on one end 303 of the wallet 300; a fourth point 304b, which is a point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300, extending in the lateral direction of the wallet 300; When the wallet 300 is opened, the The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above. [See claim 3] A belt-like or string-like holder 1 holds the wallet 300 at a folding point 301 for use; a connecting portion 2 provided at both end portions 14 of the holding portion 1 and connecting the end portions 14 to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11; An attachment portion 3 for attaching a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100; and The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. Wallet 300 passes through ring 11, The loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that when the wallet 300 is folded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the inside 305 of the folded wallet 300. The folding point 301 is unclear, and the wallet 300 can be rolled up like a scroll.

[0017] [See claim 4] The ring 11 is characterized by being elastic throughout. 100 anti-loss devices. The loss prevention device 100 can be attached to the wallet 300 without removing the connecting part 2. By contracting the loop 11, the wallet 300 can be tightly held in place.

[0018] [See claim 5] A part of the ring 11 is elastic, and the other part is non-elastic. 100 anti-loss devices. The force with which ring 11 contracts can be adjusted. The extent to which the ring 11 can be stretched can be adjusted, so that the ring 11 can be prevented from becoming too large and causing inconvenience when fully stretched.

[0019] [See claim 6] The ring 11 is characterized by being non-elastic throughout. 100 anti-loss devices. The loop 11 can be prevented from stretching and coming off the wallet 300. - There is no problem of deterioration of the elasticity of ring 11.

[0020] [See claim 7] It is characterized by having an adjustment means 6 for adjusting the size of the ring 11. 100 anti-loss devices. -Can accommodate different sizes of wallets 300.

[0021] [See claim 8] The loop 11 goes around the wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of the folding portion 301 and holds the wallet 300. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above. By stretching loop 11 in the same direction as bent portion 301, loop 11 can be easily caught on bent portion 301 of wallet 300, and loop 11 can be prevented from slipping out of wallet 300 even if loop 11 is slightly loose.

[0022] [See claim 11] The portion where the loop 11 passes through the folded inner side 305 of the wallet 300 overlaps with the folding point 301. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above. Since the loop 11 is hooked on the folded portion 301 of the wallet 300, the loop 11 can be more securely prevented from coming out of the wallet 300.

[0023] [See claim 14] A fixing means (4) is provided for fixing the holding part (1) to the wallet (300), Loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that fixing means 4 attaches at least a part of holding part 1 to wallet 300 even when connecting part 2 is released. Even when the connecting part 2 is detached, the loss prevention device 100 can be prevented from falling off the wallet 300.

[0024] [See claim 36] A fixture 5 is provided. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52. The fixing device 5 is configured such that the extension portion 52 can be freely extended and retracted by winding up and unwinding the extension portion 52. The loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that the extension portion 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension portion 52 when a set length remains. The fixture 5 rolls up the extension 52, so when the wallet 300 is not in use, the extension 52 is stored in the main body 51 and does not get in the way. In addition, the stop means 222 can reduce discomfort when using the wallet. -Can be used frequently without stress.

[0025] [Main configuration of loss prevention device 100] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The loss prevention device 100 has a belt-like or string-like holding part 1 that holds the wallet 300 when folded at a folding point 301, connecting parts 2 that are provided at both ends 14 of the holding part 1 and connect the ends 14 together to make the holding part 1 into a loop 11, and an attachment part 3 that attaches a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100. The loss prevention device 100 has an adjustment means 6 for adjusting the size of the ring 11. The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing means 4 for fixing the holder 1 to the wallet 300. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a bifold wallet 300. When the connecting portions 2 provided at both ends 14 of the holding portion 1 are connected together, the holding portion 1 becomes a loop 11. The end 14 is a broad concept that does not only refer to the end of the holding portion 1 but also includes the vicinity thereof. Becoming a loop 11 means becoming a closed curve. A closed curve does not only mean a complete line, but also includes cases where there is width, such as a band.

[0026] The relationship between the wallet 300 and the ring 11 will be explained with reference to the following case. [Case 1: Reference to expressions used in claim 1] Ring 11 is a first point 303a on one end 303 of the wallet 300 where the folding portion 301 meets; a second point 304a, which is the point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 meets; The pass-through and encircle the wallet 300 when the wallet 300 is in an open state.

[0027] [Case 2: Reference to expressions used in claim 2] Ring 11 is When the wallet 300 is opened in the horizontal direction of the wallet 300, a third point 303b extending laterally of the wallet 300 and located on one end 303 of the wallet 300; a fourth point 304b, which is a point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300, extending in the lateral direction of the wallet 300; The pass-through and encircle the wallet 300 when the wallet 300 is in an open state.

[0028] [Case 3: Reference to expressions used in claim 3] Wallet 300 passes through ring 11, When the wallet 300 is folded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the inside 305 of the folded wallet 300.

[0029] Fig. 1A is a schematic diagram of a wallet 300. Fig. 1B is a schematic diagram of a loop 11. The wallet 300 of Fig. 1A passes laterally inside the loop 11 of Fig. 1B. In this embodiment, the wallet 300 has a horizontally long rectangular shape when unfolded. FIG. 1A shows wallet 300 in an unfolded state. When opening and closing wallet 300, attention is focused on the fact that the angle of the face of wallet 300 continuing from folding point 301 changes when wallet 300 is viewed upward or downward.

[0030] On the other hand, when unfolding wallet 300, attention is focused on the fact that hidden surfaces of wallet 300 are revealed, the length of wallet 300 increases, and the size of wallet 300 changes. Folding wallet 300 is the opposite of this. However, there is no significant difference between opening the wallet 300, unfolding the wallet 300, and closing the wallet 300, folding the wallet 300. Note that opening the wallet 300 at all of the folding points 301 is referred to as fully opening the wallet 300 or fully unfolding the wallet 300 (the same applies throughout this specification; see in particular the tri-fold wallet 300 described below).

[0031] For a bifold wallet size 300 ●Case 1 FIG. 1A shows a bifold wallet 300. Since wallet 300 is bi-fold, folding point 301 is located in the vertical center of wallet 300. The bending portion 301 is a portion where bending is expected during normal use.

[0032] If wallet 300 were as thin as paper, fold points 301 would correspond to creases. The folding point 301 is used to give width to the wallet 300 since the wallet 300 is thick and the folding point may shift with use. The bending portion 301 has a rectangular shape that is long in the vertical direction, but for ease of explanation, the bending portion 301 is shown by a broken line in the drawing.

[0033] As can be seen in the figure, the dashed line (bending point 301) meets the top long side and the bottom long side of the rectangle. [One end 303 of wallet 300 where folding point 301 meets] is the top long side or bottom long side of the rectangle. Here, one end 303 will be described as the top long side of the rectangle. Then, [the other end 304 of wallet 300 where folding point 301 meets] is the bottom long side of the rectangle.

[0034] A first point 303a on one end 303 is an arbitrary point on the upper long side, and a second point 304a on the other end 304 is an arbitrary point on the lower long side. The fact that the loop 11 passes through the first point 303a and the second point 304a means that any of the cases α, β, and γ can be taken.

[0035] ●Case 2 The direction in which wallet 300 is unfolded is the direction in which, when wallet 300 is placed on a flat surface and unfolded, hidden surfaces of wallet 300 are revealed, the length of wallet 300 increases, or the size of wallet 300 changes. Figure 3B shows wallet 300 folded in half. Figure 3A shows wallet 300 unfolded. When wallet 300 is unfolded, the folded half appears to the right of the left half in the figure, and the length of wallet 300 extends to the right in the figure. On the other hand, wallet 300 can also be opened with the side that is up in Figure 3B facing downwards. In that case, the length of wallet 300 extends to the left. Therefore, in the case of Figure 3, the left-right direction, or the horizontal direction, is the direction in which wallet 300 is opened.

[0036] Returning to FIG. In the drawing, the direction in which the wallet 300 is opened is shown as the horizontal direction of the wallet 300. When unfolded, the wallet 300 has a horizontally long rectangular shape. Therefore, "one end 303 of wallet 300 extending in the horizontal direction of wallet 300 when the direction in which wallet 300 is opened is the horizontal direction of wallet 300" is the top long side or bottom long side of the rectangle. Here, one end 303 will be described as the top long side of the rectangle, and the other end 304 of wallet 300, which extends horizontally of wallet 300, will be the bottom long side of the rectangle.

[0037] The third point 303b, which is a point on one end 303, is an arbitrary point on the upper long side, and the fourth point 304b, which is a point on the other end 304, is an arbitrary point on the lower long side. The fact that the loop 11 passes through the third point 303b and the fourth point 304b means that any of the cases α, β, and γ can be taken.

[0038] ●Case 3 Returning to FIG. The ring 11* seen from the side is shown as a shaded rectangle. (*The side of ring 11 will be explained later.) 1A, wallet 300 passes laterally through loop 11. When wallet 300 passes laterally through loop 11, the loop assumes states α, β, and γ, for example.

[0039] [Folded interior 305 of wallet 300] In this embodiment, Wallet 300 passes through ring 11, When the wallet 300 is folded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the inside 305 of the folded wallet 300.

[0040] The folded inner side 305 of the wallet 300 will now be described. When folded in half In Figure 1, wallet 300 is in an open state. When folding point 301 is made, the left and right sides of the inside of wallet 300 face each other, and the two faces overlap. When wallet 300 is folded at folding point 301 for use, the side of wallet 300 that faces any of the other faces is called "folded inside 305 of wallet 300." [When wallet 300 passes through loop 11 and wallet 300 is folded, part of loop 11 passes through the folded inner side 305 of wallet 300] refers to states such as α, β, and γ, for example.

[0041] When folded in three FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a tri-fold wallet 300. FIG. 2A shows the tri-fold wallet 300 in a fully opened state. The two folding points 301 divide the wallet 300 into three areas, or faces. The left area is called X, the center area is called Y, and the right area is called Z. Depending on how it is folded, Z may be between X and Y, or X may be between Z and Y. In such cases, we consider whether a certain bending operation will bring the part inward.

[0042] First, let's say you fold it at the right folding point 301(J). This will bring Y and Z face each other. Therefore, the space between Y and Z after folding becomes the folded inside 305 of the wallet 300. When folded at folding point 301(J), V, which is the back side of Z, will be at the front of the page (the back of the wallet) (see FIG. 2B). Next, suppose that the wallet is folded at the right folding point 301(h). This brings X and V face each other. Therefore, the space between X and V after folding becomes the folded inside 305 of the wallet 300.

[0043] If the wallet 300 is folded in the order of J and then h, then a part of the loop 11 will pass through the folded inner side 305 of the wallet 300 at any of δ, ε, ψ, σ, and λ. This can also be expressed as "part of loop 11 overlaps with folded inner side 305 of wallet 300." The same can be considered if you fold it in the order of h and then J.

[0044] Therefore, in Figures 2A and 2B, whether wallet 300 is folded or unfolded, wallet 300 passes through loop 11, and is caught on loop 11 and held by holding portion 1.

[0045] Alternatively, either of the following configurations may be used. When the wallet 300 passes through the loop 11 and is fully unfolded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the surface where the folding area exists. When the wallet 300 passes through the loop 11 and is fully unfolded, the loop 11 is placed on the surface where the folding area exists. (*Fully expanding wallet 300 means fully opening wallet 300. This expression is used to avoid confusion with opening the opening of wallet 300.)

[0046] In this case, λ is eliminated, but wallet 300 can be opened around J (opening Y and Z) without removing connecting portion 2.

[0047] When ring 11 is hung horizontally FIG. 3 shows an example of a bifold wallet 300 in which the loop 11 is hung horizontally*. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (*The direction of the ring 11 is basically expressed based on the direction of the cross section of the opening surface of the ring 11. In other words, the direction of the ring 11 is the direction in which the cross section of the opening of the ring 11 extends. The cross section is a cross section cut along a plane perpendicular to the viewing direction. When explaining with a diagram, it is basically a cross section cut along a plane that constitutes the paper surface. Setting the cross section of the opening of the ring 11 in the W direction is expressed as setting the ring 11 in the W direction, or orienting the ring 11 in the W direction. Setting the cross section of the opening of the ring 11 in the W direction is expressed as setting the ring 11 in the W direction. (The same applies throughout this specification.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In this case, when wallet 300 is folded as shown in Figure 3B, the horizontal length of wallet 300 is halved. In other words, because the direction in which wallet 300 is folded is the same as the direction in which loop 11 is attached, loop 11 becomes loose when wallet 300 is folded. As a result, loop 11 cannot hold wallet 300. Therefore, whether wallet 300 is folded or unfolded, in order to hold wallet 300, the direction in which wallet 300 is unfolded and the direction in which loop 11 is fastened must be different.

[0048] Note that [loop 11 goes around wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of folding point 301], and [see claim 8] means that the longitudinal direction of folding point 301 is the up-and-down direction, as shown in Figures 1 and 2. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a tri-fold wallet 300. The following relationship remains the same for the tri-fold wallet 300: One end 303 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 meets = the top long side of the rectangle The other end 304 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 meets = the bottom long side of the rectangle One end 303 of the wallet 300 extending laterally of the wallet 300 = the top long side of the rectangle The other end 304 of the wallet 300, which extends laterally of the wallet 300, is the bottom long side of the rectangle.

[0049] Then, The fact that the loop 11 passes through the first point 303a and the second point 304a means that any of δ, ε, ψ, σ, and λ can be taken. The fact that the loop 11 passes through the third point 303b and the fourth point 304b means that any of δ, ε, ψ, σ, and λ can be taken.

[0050] The open state of wallet 300 also includes a state in which some of folding points 301 are closed. In other words, in Figure 2B, h is open, but J is closed. This also includes such a case. In Figure 2, loop 11 is vertical. The longitudinal direction of folding point 301 is also vertical. Therefore, this shows the case where loop 11 goes around wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of folding point 301 (see claim 8). This means that when holding part 1 is made to go around wallet 300 in the center, passing through the front and back of unfolded rectangular wallet 300, the direction of loop 11 naturally becomes the longitudinal direction of folding point 301. In FIG. 2, when wallet 300 is fully unfolded, it has a horizontally long rectangle shape, and the folding points are parallel to the short sides, so that loops 11 are oriented in the direction of the short sides of the rectangle, i.e., vertically. The reason why the folding point 301 is used as the reference point, rather than the short side, is that the wallet 300 may not be rectangular, and the wallet may be folded along the short side of a rectangle. The direction of loop 11 does not have to be perfectly aligned with the longitudinal direction of folding point 301. This is to allow for differences in usage, such as roughly placing loop 11 on wallet 300, the position and direction of folding point 301, deformation of the edge of wallet 300, and errors in manufacturing.

[0051] This will be explained with reference to FIG. It is generally considered convenient to have loop 11 oriented in the longitudinal direction of folding point 301, as shown in β in Figure 1A, and furthermore, to have loop 11 overlap folding point 301 where loop 11 passes through the folded inside 305 of wallet 300 (see claim 11).

[0052] However, if there is a protrusion such as a coin purse inside the wallet 300, the loop 11 may be slightly tilted as shown by γ in Figure 1. This is because it may be better to surround the wallet 300 while avoiding the protrusion. Also, the loop 11 can be provided at an appropriate location by moving the wallet 300 in parallel in the lateral direction. For the same reason, loop 11 does not need to pass in a straight line between first point 303a and second point 304a, nor does it need to pass in a straight line between third point 303b and fourth point 304b. In other words, loop 11 should be placed in a position that allows it to hold the wallet appropriately, taking into account the actual shape of the wallet and how it is being used.

[0053] Also, When the wallet 300 is fully opened, the loop 11 passes through the first point 303a and the second point 304a, or the third point 303b and the fourth point 304b. It may also be configured as In this case, λ is eliminated, but the Y and Z sides of the wallet 300 can be opened around J without removing the connecting part 2.

[0054] Next, each component will be described. ●Relisting of main components The first embodiment is a loss prevention device 100 as follows. Figure 4 is a rear view of the first embodiment, and Figure 5 is a side view of the first embodiment. The description will be made with reference to FIG. 4, but please also refer to FIG. 5 as appropriate. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a belt-like or string-like holding part 1 that holds the wallet 300 when folded at a folding point 301, connecting parts 2 that are provided at both ends 14 of the holding part 1 and connect the ends 14 together to make the holding part 1 into a loop 11, and an attachment part 3 that attaches a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100. The loss prevention device 100 has an adjustment means 6 for adjusting the size of the ring 11. The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing means 4 for fixing the holder 1 to the wallet 300. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The description will be made with reference to FIG. 4, but please also refer to FIG. 5 as appropriate.

[0055] [Holding part 1] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a holding part 1. The holding part 1 is in the form of a band or string. The holding part 1 holds the wallet 300 at the folding part 301. The loss prevention device 100 is provided on both ends 14 of the holding part 1 and has connecting parts 2 that connect the ends 14 together to make the holding part 1 into a loop 11. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0056] The holder 1 holds the wallet 300, which is folded at the folding point 301. The holder 1 is strip-shaped or string-shaped. In the first embodiment, the holder 1 is strip-shaped, but it may also be string-shaped or rope-shaped. The holding part 1 being in the form of a belt or string includes those that can be used in the same way as a belt or string. For example, it may be a scarf, handkerchief, bandana or other cloth that can surround the wallet 300 in the same way as a belt or string and can hold the wallet 300. If a handkerchief is used, then for the joint portion 2 (described later), one corner and the opposite corner may be used as both end portions 14, for example.

[0057] In this embodiment, the holding part 1 comprises an attachment part 3 and a fixing means 4 . The attachment part 3 may be provided on a part other than the holding part 1 of the loss prevention device 100, such as the connecting part 2, the fixing means 4, or the adjusting means 6. In short, the attachment part 3 only needs to be able to fix the loss prevention device 100 (if the loss prevention device 100 includes a fixing device 5, the part of the loss prevention device 100 excluding the attachment part 3 and the fixing device 5) to the fixing device 5. Similarly, the fixing means 4 may be provided in a part of the loss prevention device 100 other than the fixing means 4 and the fixing device 5.

[0058] [Connecting part 2] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a connecting portion 2 The connecting portions 2 are provided at both ends 14 of the holding portion 1, and connect the ends 14 together to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11. The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0059] [Ring 11] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The connecting portions 2 are provided at both ends 14 of the holding portion 1, and connect the ends 14 together to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11. The loop 11 passes through a first point 303a, which is a point on one end 303 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 hits, and a second point 304a, which is a point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 hits, and surrounds the wallet 300 when the wallet 300 is in an open state. When the direction in which wallet 300 is unfolded is the horizontal direction of wallet 300, loop 11 passes through third point 303b, which is a point on one end 303 of wallet 300 extending in the horizontal direction of wallet 300, and fourth point 304b, which is a point on the other end 304 of wallet 300 extending in the horizontal direction of wallet 300, and surrounds wallet 300 when wallet 300 is in an open state. When the wallet 300 passes through the loop 11 and is folded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the folded inner side 305 of the wallet 300. The loop 11 is elastic throughout. One portion of the loop 11 is elastic and the other portion is non-elastic. The loop 11 is entirely non-elastic. The loop 11 goes around the wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301 and holds the wallet 300 in place. The portion of loop 11 passing through folded inside 305 of wallet 300 overlaps with folding point 301 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0060] The connecting parts 2 are provided at both ends 14 of the holding part 1, and connect the ends 14 together to form the holding part 1 into a loop 11. In this embodiment, the connecting parts 2 are side release buckles. The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state.

[0061] The following points have been mentioned above: The loop 11 passes through the first point 303a and the second point 304a when the wallet 300 is opened. The loop 11 passes through the third point 303b and the fourth point 304b when the wallet 300 is opened. When the wallet 300 passes through the loop 11 and is folded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the folded inner side 305 of the wallet 300. 11 rings surround the wallet 300

[0062] [The loop 11 goes around the wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301] (see claim 8) is the case shown in Figures 1 and 2. As mentioned above, in the case of Figure 3, the wallet 300 cannot be held in place when closed.

[0063] 1A, the longitudinal direction of the folding portion 301 is the vertical direction. Focusing on β, if the starting point of loop 11 were at the other end 304 of wallet 300, loop 11 would extend upward from there, passing through the back of wallet 300, turn back at one end 303, pass through the front of wallet 300, and return to the starting point. This is called loop 11 making one full revolution in the vertical direction (up and down) of wallet 300.

[0064] The rectangle in Figure 1 shows loop 11 as seen from the side*. In order for loop 11 to be aligned with the longitudinal direction of folding point 301, the longitudinal direction of the rectangle representing loop 11 must be vertical. However, loop 11 does not need to be perfectly aligned with the vertical direction, and "loop 11 going around wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of folding point 301" also includes the case where loop 11 is oriented roughly in the longitudinal direction of folding point 301 when holding part 1 is naturally made to go around unfolded wallet 300 at the center. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- (*The direction in which the opening surface of the ring 11 is viewed from the front is called the rear direction of the ring 11, and the opposite is called the front direction. Viewed from the side of the ring 11 means viewed in the direction of the surface of the opening surface of the ring 11. The side of the ring 11 is the surface that makes up the thickness of the opening surface of the ring 11, if the opening surface of the ring 11 has thickness. In other words, the side of the ring 11 is the surface that connects the front opening of the ring 11 with the back opening when the ring 11 is made of a thick rope or the like. There are inside and outside sides to the side, but unless otherwise specified, the outside of the side will be referred to. Viewing the ring 11 from the side is also referred to as viewing the ring 11 from the side. (The same applies throughout this specification.) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0065] The connecting part 2 goes around the wallet 300, so that the wallet 300 can be held firmly without putting any strain on the wallet 300. By separating the connecting part 2, bills can be taken in and out through the storage opening 302 of the wallet 300. When the wallet 300 is not in use, the connecting part 2 is normally in a connected state. Therefore, even if wallet 300 accidentally falls out of a pocket or bag and is suspended in mid-air by fixture 5, and wallet 300 is left open, there is a significant effect of preventing bills from falling out of wallet 300.

[0066] In this embodiment, the holding part 1, i.e. the ring 11, is entirely non-stretchable. However, if loop 11 is made stretchable throughout, there is the advantage that the length of loop 11 can be adjusted depending on the size of wallet 300 by utilizing the stretch. In particular, if loop 11 is made slightly smaller than wallet 300, loop 11 shrinks, which has the advantage of firmly securing holding portion 1 to wallet 300. Also, there are times when you want to open storage opening 302 slightly, such as when you want to check the remaining bills. In such cases, there is the advantage that you can check the inside without having to remove connecting portion 2. Making loop 11 stretchable throughout has the advantage of being easier to manufacture than making only a portion of loop 11 non-stretchable, as described below, and also allows holding portion 1 to be shorter to account for stretch.

[0067] On the other hand, if loop 11 is stretchable throughout, loop 11 will stretch throughout, making it difficult to adjust the stretching force that tightens wallet 300. For example, to obtain an appropriate stretching force, the stretching force must be adjusted by making loop 11 significantly smaller than wallet 300. Also, if force is applied to the loop 11, there is a concern that the loop 11 may stretch too much and become easily detached from the wallet 300.

[0068] This can be alleviated by configuring the loop 11 so that one portion is elastic and the other portion is non-elastic. In particular, when used in conjunction with adjustment means 6, it has the effect of being able to appropriately adjust the force with which loop 11 tightens wallet 300. The effect of being able to check the inside without having to remove connecting part 2 is the same as when the entire wallet is stretchable. It is preferable to provide the stretchable part of loop 11 near storage opening 302.

[0069] Making loop 11 non-stretchable throughout means that even if wallet 300 falls out of a pocket or the like and is left hanging by fixture 5, loop 11 will not stretch. This has the effect of providing high reliability in the event of an emergency. Even if force is applied to loop 11, loop 11 will not stretch and become detached from wallet 300. This is advantageous from the perspective of preventing theft.

[0070] As explained, the wheel 11 can have the following configurations: The loop 11 is elastic throughout. A portion of the loop 11 is elastic and another portion is non-elastic. The ring 11 is entirely non-elastic.

[0071] However, there is little difference in shape, so in this embodiment, the case where the holding portion 1, that is, the ring 11 is non-stretchable as a whole will be described as an example. "Wrist the wallet 300 around in the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301 and hold the wallet 300" refers to the case shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, since the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301 is the up-and-down direction.

[0072] [The portion of loop 11 passing through folded inside 305 of wallet 300 overlaps with folding point 301] [see claim 11] refers to the case shown in β in Fig. 1A. It does not have to overlap exactly with folding point 301, it can overlap in the vicinity of folding point 301. This is because loop 11 may shift when folding. Also, when folding wallet 300, loop 11 is also folded in the width direction, which may create resistance.

[0073] Wallet 300 is equipped with a clasp to keep it closed. However, if it is configured so that the portion of loop 11 passing through folded interior 305 of wallet 300 overlaps with fold 301, even if you forget to close the clasp of wallet 300, wallet 300 will hang down inside loop 11 in a V-shape, which has the effect of preventing it from getting lost.

[0074] [Adjustment means 6] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has an adjustment means 6 for adjusting the size of the ring 11. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This will be explained with reference to FIG. The loss prevention device 100 has an adjustment means 6. In this embodiment, the adjustment means 6 is provided in the holding part 1. The adjustment means 6 may also be provided in the connecting part 2 or the like, for example. The adjustment means 6 adjusts the size of the loop 11 formed by the holding part 1 according to the size of the wallet 300. The mechanism of the adjustment means 6 is similar to that of a bag length adjuster.

[0075] [Mounting part 3] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has an attachment part 3 for attaching a fixture 5 to the loss prevention device 100 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing device 5. The mounting portion 3 mounts a fixing device 5 . In this embodiment, the attachment part is provided on the holding part 1. However, as mentioned above, the attachment part 3 may be provided on a member other than the holding part 1 and the fixing device 5 of the loss prevention device 100, such as the connecting part 2, the fixing means 4, the adjusting means 6, or another member. This will be explained with reference to FIG. The attachment part 3 attaches the fixture 5 to the holding part 1. In this embodiment, the attachment part 3 is a metal fitting in the shape of the letter D. The holding part 1 is folded over and sewn to attach the lower connecting part 2. The attachment part is attached to the holding part 1 together with the lower connecting part 2 by this folding.

[0076] [Fixing means 4] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing means 4 for fixing the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 . The fixing means 4 attaches at least a part of the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 even when the connecting part 2 is released. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0077] FIG. 6 shows the first embodiment of the fixing means 4 in an open state. In the first embodiment, the fixing means 4 comprises a clamping portion 412 that clamps the wallet 300, and a fixing portion 413 that is disposed on the clamping portion 412 and fixes the clamping portion 412 and the holder 1 together. In this embodiment, the fastening means 4 is a clip, and has the same structure as a snap hair clip. A rope is passed through the fulcrum (folded part) where the snap hair clip opens, and the fastening means 4 is attached to the holding part 1 by the rope (fixing part 413). The fastening means 4 secures the holding part 1 to the wallet 300. The fastening means 4 has a structure similar to that of a snap hair clip, so it is possible to hold the fastening means 4 in an open state. With this configuration, the loss prevention device 100 can be easily attached to the wallet 300 using the fastening means 4.

[0078] In this embodiment, the fixing means 4 is attached to the holding part 1. However, the fixing means 4 can also be attached to the connecting part 2, the adjusting means 6, the attachment part, etc. In other words, the fixing means 4 can be attached to other parts of the loss prevention device 100 except for the fixing means 4 and the fixture 5.

[0079] The fixing means 4 fixes the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 . The fastening means 4 ensures that at least a portion of the holding part 1 adheres to the wallet 300 even when the holding part 1 is released. In other words, it prevents the holding part 1 from separating from the wallet 300 even when the connecting part 2 is released. Without the fastening means 4, the holding part 1 would come off the wallet 300 when the connecting part 2 was released. Therefore, when putting the wallet 300 away, it would be necessary to place the holding part 1 back on the wallet 300. The fastening means 4 is provided to prevent this kind of trouble. Therefore, providing the fastening means 4 has the effect of improving convenience.

[0080] Returning to FIG. Apart from the loop 11 of the holder 1, an elastic loop (hereinafter referred to as an elastic loop) can be hung on the wallet 300, and the elastic loop can be used as the fixing means 4. In this case, the bills are taken out by opening the storage opening end 3021 while the elastic loop is still attached. The elastic loop and the holder 1 are connected by a fixing part 413 such as a string. The fixing means 4 can also have such a simple configuration. The fixing means 4 may also have the same structure as the peeling prevention device 200 described later. Also, the fixing means 4 may fix the part of the loss prevention device 100 excluding the fixing means 4 and the fixing device 5 to the wallet 300 .

[0081] [Fixing fixture 5] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing device 5. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The fixing device 5 allows the extension portion 52 to be stretchable by winding up and unwinding the extension portion 52. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0082] Returning to FIG. The fastener 5 is used to fasten the wallet 300 to clothing such as a belt loop on pants, or to a bag that stores the wallet 300. In this embodiment, it is a strap with a winding mechanism, but it may also be a simple string or a coiled, stretchable strap. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The fixing device 5 allows the extension portion 52 to be stretchable by winding up and unwinding the extension portion 52.

[0083] [Main body 51] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The main body 51 houses a winding mechanism for the extension part 52. The main body 51 functions as a hook or carabiner for hooking the fastener 5 onto a belt loop of trousers or the like.

[0084] [Extension part 52] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The fixing device 5 allows the extension portion 52 to be stretchable by winding up and unwinding the extension portion 52. The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0085] In this embodiment, the extension 52 is a string. A ring-shaped member is attached to the end of the string and is attached to the attachment part 3. The extension 52 can be freely extended and retracted relative to the main body 51 by winding up and unwinding the extension 52 around the main body 51. The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left.

[0086] [Stopping means 222] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. Figure 16 shows the extended portion 52. Figure 15 shows the extended portion 52. Note that Figure 15 shows the case where a loss prevention device 100 according to a second embodiment described later is used, but the operation is the same. Since extension 52 is provided with stop means 222, winding stops with a certain length remaining in extension 52. Without stop means 222, when main body 51 is attached to a belt loop or the like, excessive winding may cause wallet 300 to come out of a pocket or the like. When wallet 300 is placed in a bag, wallet 300 may hang in the air inside the bag. Furthermore, without stop means 222, tension would always be applied to extension 52, causing main body 51 to pull up wallet 300, which would put strain on the clothing holding fastener 5 and wallet 300, and could cause discomfort to the user wearing the clothing. Stop means 222 is effective in solving these problems.

[0087] The set length is, for example, a length that does not cause discomfort when the wallet 300 is pulled up, or a length that prevents the wallet 300 from being exposed when pulled up from a pocket or hanging in the air inside a bag. FIG. 17 shows the structure of the stopping means 222. In the first embodiment, the stopping means 222 is a snap. The snap has a male snap 222a and a female snap 222b. The male snap 222a has a protrusion 222c that fits into a hole 222d in the female snap 222b. By wrapping the extension 52 around the protrusion 222c and fitting the male snap 222a and female snap 222b together, the snap can be fixed at any location on the extension 52. In addition, in FIG. 17, the surface of the female snap member 222b that faces the male snap member 222a when they are fitted together is shown.

[0088] Next, the operation of the embodiment configured as above will be described, assuming that the wallet 300 is stored in a trouser pocket. 1. Take out your wallet 300 7 shows the wallet 300 in use when closed, which is the state when the wallet 300 is taken out of a pocket. The connecting portion 2 is in a connected state. When using a contactless card placed in wallet 300, wallet 300 can be taken out in this state and the contactless card can be used without opening wallet 300. Since the holding part 1 goes around the folded part 301 of the wallet 300, the load is distributed and damage to the wallet 300 is minimized.

[0089] 2. Open the wallet 300 FIG. 8 shows the wallet 300 in an open state. When removing bills from the storage opening 302 of the wallet 300, the wallet 300 is first opened to this state. Then, the connecting portion 2 is released.

[0090] 3. Make banknotes removable FIG. 9 shows the state where the connecting portion 2 is released. With connecting portion 2 released, the bill is removed from storage opening 302 of wallet 300. Even in this state, holding portion 1 does not separate from wallet 300 due to fixing means 4, which is convenient.

[0091] When wallet 300 is taken out of a pocket or the like, connecting part 2 has fastener 5 attached, and as fastener 5 is rolled up, connecting part 2 is pulled downward (towards the pants). Therefore, to easily resist this force, it is preferable for fastening means 4 to be hooked onto the upper end of wallet 300 and clamped. This is done in this embodiment (please also refer to Figure 7 as appropriate). Also, considering the roll-up of fastener 5, the force of the roll-up is applied downward, so it is preferable to attach attachment part 3 near the lower end of holding part 1.

[0092] 4. Make it impossible to remove banknotes After the insertion or removal of bills is completed, the connecting portion 2 is put into the connected state (see FIG. 8) to prevent the removal of bills. Thereafter, the wallet 300 is closed (see FIG. 7) and the wallet 300 is placed in a pocket or the like.

[0093] As explained above, according to the loss prevention device 100 of the first embodiment, the fixture 5 can be attached to the wallet 300 easily.

[0094] In recent years, contactless transportation cards have become popular, and an increasing number of users use transportation cards by putting them in their wallets 300 rather than in commuter passes. Contactless prepaid cards are also becoming popular. These cards can be used without removing them from the wallet 300 by touching the wallet 300 containing the card to the receiving section.

[0095] As such, the number of occasions when the folded wallet 300 is used in its folded state is increasing. In addition to using it to store coins, the wallet 300 is also being used by touching it, which is a different way of using it than before. To prevent infection, more people are now paying with credit cards when shopping. In this case, there is no need to separate the connector 2 to dispense bills.

[0096] To summarize, the following is the case. (1) It is becoming more common to fold the wallet 300 when using it. (2) The frequency of using paper money is decreasing. The present invention focuses on these points and solves the problem of the invention of Patent Document 1 (damage to the wallet 300). Also, (3) There is a significant effect that bills can be prevented from falling out of the wallet 300 even if the wallet 300 accidentally falls out of a pocket and is left hanging in mid-air. Furthermore, by using a fastener 5 such as an elastic strap, it is possible to use the device without stress even if the user frequently touches the device and then immediately puts it away in a pocket or the like. Regarding the fixture 5, when a roll-up type is used, the extension 52 is stored in the main body 51, so the extension does not get in the way, and there is an effect that it can be used without stress. [Example]

[0097] A second embodiment of the present invention will now be described. The second embodiment is basically the same as the first embodiment. Therefore, the following description will focus on the differences between the two, and will omit a description of similar parts. Furthermore, parts of the second embodiment that correspond to those of the first embodiment will be described using the same reference numerals. The second embodiment is a loss prevention device 100 as follows.

[0098] [See claim 1] A belt-like or string-like holder 1 holds the wallet 300 at a folding point 301 for use; a connecting portion 2 provided at both end portions 14 of the holding portion 1 and connecting the end portions 14 to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11; An attachment portion 3 for attaching a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100; and Ring 11 is a first point 303a on one end 303 of the wallet 300 where the folding portion 301 meets; a second point 304a, which is the point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 meets; When the wallet 300 is opened, the The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above.

[0099] [See claim 2] A belt-like or string-like holder 1 holds the wallet 300 at a folding point 301 for use; a connecting portion 2 provided at both end portions 14 of the holding portion 1 and connecting the end portions 14 to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11; An attachment portion 3 for attaching a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100; and Ring 11 is When the wallet 300 is opened in the horizontal direction of the wallet 300, a third point 303b extending laterally of the wallet 300 and located on one end 303 of the wallet 300; a fourth point 304b, which is a point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300, extending in the lateral direction of the wallet 300; When the wallet 300 is opened, the The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above.

[0100] [See claim 3] A belt-like or string-like holder 1 holds the wallet 300 at a folding point 301 for use; a connecting portion 2 provided at both end portions 14 of the holding portion 1 and connecting the end portions 14 to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11; An attachment portion 3 for attaching a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100; and The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. Wallet 300 passes through ring 11, Loss prevention device 100 characterized in that when wallet 300 is folded, part of loop 11 passes through folded inner side 305 of wallet 300.

[0101] [See claim 4] The loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that the ring 11 is elastic throughout.

[0102] [See claim 5] The loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that a part of the ring 11 is elastic and the other part is non-elastic.

[0103] [See claim 6] The loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that the ring 11 is non-stretchable as a whole.

[0104] [See claim 7] The loss prevention device (100) is characterized by having an adjustment means (6) for adjusting the size of the ring (11).

[0105] [See claim 8] The loop 11 goes around the wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301, and holds the wallet 300. This loss prevention device 100 is characterized by the loop 11 going around the wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301, and holds the wallet 300.

[0106] [See claim 11] The loss prevention device (100) is characterized in that the portion where the loop (11) passes through the folded inside (305) of the wallet (300) overlaps with the folded portion (301).

[0107] [See claim 14] A fixing means (4) is provided for fixing the holding part (1) to the wallet (300), Loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that fixing means 4 attaches at least a part of holding part 1 to wallet 300 even when connecting part 2 is released.

[0108] [See claim 27] The connecting portion 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21, The fixing means 4 is an adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1, The adhesive means 41 is adhesive or bonded to the wallet 300, The adhesive means 41 fixes the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 by adhesive force or bonding force. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above. By using the hook-and-loop fastener 21 for the connecting portion 2, the thickness of the connecting portion 2 can be reduced. -Can be produced inexpensively

[0109] [See claim 28] The loss prevention device (100) is characterized in that the adhesive means (41) extends in the longitudinal direction (12) of the holding part. By providing the adhesive means 41 in the longitudinal direction 12 of the holding part, the adhesive means 41 is present in the direction in which the holding part 1 is pulled, and therefore the holding part 1 can withstand a greater pulling force.

[0110] [See claim 29] The loss prevention device 100 is characterized in that the fixing means 4 extends to a range 15 where the holding part 1 contacts the wallet. By providing the adhesive means 41 so that it extends over a long range, it can withstand a greater pulling force.

[0111] [See claim 30] The hook-and-loop fastener 21 has a surface and a back surface that stick together. The fixing means 4 is provided on the back surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 in the longitudinal direction, leaving a certain distance from one end of the hook-and-loop fastener 21, The connecting part 2 is When the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is wound around the wallet 300 in an unfolded state, the part that overlaps with the part that is spaced a certain distance from one end and the part that is spaced a certain distance from one end are the connecting part 2, The holding part 1 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 that is the remaining part of the part that has a certain length from one end. A loss prevention device 100 characterized by the above. The connecting part 2 and the holding part 1 can be integrated, which makes it easy to manufacture at low cost. By providing the fastening means 4 on the back surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 that functions as the connecting portion 2, it is possible to contribute to the fastening of the loss prevention device 100.

[0112] [See claim 31] The wallet has a separation prevention device (200) that prevents the holder (1) from separating from the wallet (300), At least a part of the adhesive means 41 is located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part, The peeling prevention device 200 is a loss prevention device 100 characterized by preventing at least one of the adhesive means 41 located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the wallet 300 and the adhesive means 41 located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the holding part 1. The holder 1 can be prevented from peeling off from the wallet 300, and can withstand long-term use.

[0113] [See claim 36] A fixture 5 is provided. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52. The fixing device 5 is configured such that the extension portion 52 can be freely extended and retracted by winding up and unwinding the extension portion 52. The extension 52 is characterized in that it is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. 100 anti-loss devices.

[0114] In previous examples, the connecting parts 2 extended lengthwise on both ends of the holding part 1. However, by using the hook-and-loop fastener 21, the surface of the holding part 1 can be used as the connecting parts 2 in the thickness direction, which is an advantage that space can be saved. In addition, the second embodiment is simple in construction, as the holding portion 1 is a strip-shaped hook-and-loop fastener 21, which also serves as the connecting portion 2. The simple construction allows for easy manufacturing and has the effect of improving the design.

[0115] FIG. 10 is a side view of the second embodiment. ● Re-listing of the structure The second embodiment is a loss prevention device 100 as follows. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a belt-like or string-like holding part 1 that holds the wallet 300 when folded at a folding point 301, connecting parts 2 that are provided at both ends 14 of the holding part 1 and connect the ends 14 together to make the holding part 1 into a loop 11, and an attachment part 3 that attaches a fixing device 5 to the loss prevention device 100. The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing means 4 for fixing the holder 1 to the wallet 300. The loss prevention device 100 has a separation prevention device 200 that prevents the holder 1 from separating from the wallet 300. The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing device 5. The fixture 5 comprises a main body 51 and an extension 52 . The extension 52 is provided with a stop means 222 that stops winding up the extension 52 after a set length is left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a holding part 1, a connecting part 2, an attachment part 3, a fixing means 4, a peeling prevention device 200, and a fixing device 5.

[0116] [Holding part 1] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a holding part 1. The holding part 1 is in the form of a band or string. The holding part 1 holds the wallet 300 at the folding part 301. The holding part 1 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 that is the remaining part of the part that has a certain length from one end. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0117] [Ring 11] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The connecting portions 2 are provided at both ends 14 of the holding portion 1, and connect the ends 14 together to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11. The loop 11 passes through a first point 303a, which is a point on one end 303 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 hits, and a second point 304a, which is a point on the other end 304 of the wallet 300 where the folding point 301 hits, and surrounds the wallet 300 when the wallet 300 is in an open state. When the direction in which wallet 300 is unfolded is the horizontal direction of wallet 300, loop 11 passes through third point 303b, which is a point on one end 303 of wallet 300 extending in the horizontal direction of wallet 300, and fourth point 304b, which is a point on the other end 304 of wallet 300 extending in the horizontal direction of wallet 300, and surrounds wallet 300 when wallet 300 is in an open state. When the wallet 300 passes through the loop 11 and is folded, a part of the loop 11 passes through the folded inner side 305 of the wallet 300. The loop 11 is elastic throughout. One portion of the loop 11 is elastic and the other portion is non-elastic. The loop 11 is entirely non-elastic. The loop 11 goes around the wallet 300 in the longitudinal direction of the folded portion 301 and holds the wallet 300 in place. The portion of loop 11 passing through folded inside 305 of wallet 300 overlaps with folding point 301 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0118] [Hook and Loop Fastener 21] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The connecting portion 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 . The surface and back of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 stick together. The fixing means 4 is provided on the rear surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 in the lengthwise direction, leaving a certain distance from one end of the hook-and-loop fastener 21. The connecting part 2 is the part that overlaps with the part that is spaced a certain length from one end when the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is made to go around the wallet 300 in an unfolded state, and the part that is spaced a certain length from one end. The holding portion 1 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 that is left open for a certain length from one end. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0119] [Connecting part 2] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a connecting part 2. The connecting portions 2 are provided at both ends 14 of the holding portion 1 and connect the ends 14 together to make the holding portion 1 into a loop 11. The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. The connecting portion 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 . The connecting part 2 is the part that overlaps with the part that is spaced a certain length from one end when the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is made to go around the wallet 300 in an unfolded state, and the part that is spaced a certain length from one end. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0120] [Fixing means 4] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing means 4 for fixing the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 . The fixing means 4 attaches at least a part of the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 even when the connecting part 2 is released. The fixing means 4 is an adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1 . The fixing means 4 extends continuously over a range 15 where the holding part 1 contacts the wallet. The fixing means 4 is provided on one surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 in the lengthwise direction, leaving a certain distance from one end of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0121] [Adhesive means 41] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The fixing means 4 is an adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1 . The adhesive means 41 sticks or adheres to the wallet 300 . The adhesive means 41 fixes the holder 1 to the wallet 300 by adhesive force or bonding force. The adhesive means 41 extends in the longitudinal direction 12 of the holding portion. At least a part of the adhesive means 41 is located in the portion 16 continuing from the connecting portion. The peeling prevention device 200 prevents at least one of the adhesive means 41 located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the wallet 300 and the adhesive means 41 located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the holding part 1. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0122] Figure 10 is a side view of the second embodiment. Please refer to here for details of each configuration. FIG. 11 shows the relative positions of the holding portion 1, the fixing means 4, and the connecting portion 2. (The mounting portion 3, fixing device 5, etc. are omitted.) FIG. 11A is easy to understand as an extension of the loss prevention device 100 explained so far. Hook and loop fasteners 21 are provided on the back surface of one end 303 of the belt-shaped member 17 and on the front surface of the other end 304. Hook and loop fasteners 21 with diagonal lines in different directions in the figure will join together. Conversely, hook and loop fasteners 21 with diagonal lines in the same direction will not join together. The portion of the belt-shaped member 17 to which the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is attached functions as the connecting portion 2, and the portion without the hook-and-loop fastener 21 functions as the holding portion 1. The attachment portion 3 and the fixing device 5 are omitted. In a second embodiment, the adjustment means 6 can be omitted (described later).

[0123] [Regarding fixing means 4] The loss prevention device 100 has a fixing means 4 for fixing the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 . The fixing means 4 attaches at least a part of the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 even when the connecting part 2 is released. The fixing means 4 is an adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1 . The fastening means 4 extends to a region 15 where the holding part 1 contacts the wallet.

[0124] [Regarding adhesive means 41] The fixing means 4 is an adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1 . The adhesive means 41 sticks or adheres to the wallet 300 . The adhesive means 41 fixes the holder 1 to the wallet 300 by adhesive force or bonding force. The adhesive means 41 extends in the longitudinal direction 12 of the holding portion. At least a part of the adhesive means 41 is located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part.

[0125] [About joint 2] The loss prevention device 100 has a connecting portion 2 The connecting portions 2 are provided at both ends 14 of the holding portion 1, and connect the ends 14 together to form the holding portion 1 into a loop 11. The connecting portion 2 can be in a connected state or a separated state. The connecting portion 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 .

[0126] [Regarding holding part 1] The loss prevention device 100 has a holding part 1. The holding part 1 is in the form of a band or string. The holding part 1 holds the wallet 300 at the folding part 301.

[0127] [About Hook and Loop Fastener 21] The connecting portion 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21

[0128] [About Ring 11] The way in which the loop 11 is hooked onto and holds the wallet 300 is the same as in the first embodiment. This will be explained with reference to FIG. 11A. Here, it is possible to provide adhesive means 41 also in the area P of the connecting portion 2 on the right side in the drawing where no hook-and-loop fastener 21 is present. Here, adhesive means 41 is provided, and the holding part 1 is made into a hook-and-loop fastener 21, as shown in FIG. 11B, which is the second embodiment. In other words, a part of the holding portion 1 also serves as the connecting portion 2 . This will be explained with reference to FIG. 11B. The requirements of the second embodiment that are particularly relevant to the explanation are listed below. The peeling prevention device 200 will be described later.

[0129] [See claim 27] The connecting portion 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21, The fixing means 4 is an adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1, The adhesive means 41 is adhesive or bonded to the wallet 300, The adhesive means 41 fixes the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 by adhesive force or bonding force. characterized in that 100 anti-loss devices.

[0130] [See claim 28] The adhesive means 41 extends in the longitudinal direction 12 of the holding portion. 100 anti-loss devices.

[0131] [See claim 29] The fixing means 4 extends to a range 15 where the holding part 1 contacts the wallet. 100 anti-loss devices.

[0132] [See claim 30] The hook-and-loop fastener 21 has a surface and a back surface that stick together. The fixing means 4 is provided on the back surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 in the longitudinal direction, leaving a certain distance from one end of the hook-and-loop fastener 21, The connecting part 2 is When the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is wound around the wallet 300 in an unfolded state, the overlapping portion (M) with the portion spaced a certain distance from one end and the portion (K) spaced a certain distance (L) from one end are the connecting portion 2, The holding part 1 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21 that is the remaining part of the part that has a certain length from one end. 100 anti-loss devices.

[0133] This will be explained with reference to FIG. 11B. In the examples up to now, the connecting part 2 has extended in the length direction of the holding part 1. However, if a hook-and-loop fastener 21 is used, the surface of the holding part 1 can be used as the holding part 1 in the thickness direction. This is the same as with snaps and the like (see Figure 17 for the snap itself).

[0134] This will be explained with reference to FIG. 11B. If the band is made of hook-and-loop fastener 21, the surface not used for joining can be used for another purpose. In the second embodiment, part of one surface of the band is used as connecting part 2, and the other surface is used as part of holding part 1. Here too, providing fixing means 4 has the effect of contributing to fixing the lower holding part 1 to wallet 300.

[0135] The difference between calling the part M that overlaps with the part (K) a certain distance from one end the holding part 1 or the connecting part 2 is a matter of expression. Also, both K and M can be expressed as the end of the holding part 1. If the range of O is called the holding section 1, the configuration of FIG. 11B would be easy to accept as an extension of the examples explained so far (please also refer to FIG. 11A as appropriate). The purpose of leaving a certain length open from one end is to ensure a length that will provide sufficient adhesive strength with the hook-and-loop fastener 21. Therefore, it is necessary to set an appropriate length taking into consideration the adhesive strength of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 to be used. The length can be set from 1 cm to 20 cm in 0.5 cm increments. In the second embodiment, it is set to 5 cm.

[0136] Since the entire front surface of hook-and-loop fastener 21 can be joined to K, one entire surface of retaining portion 1 (when retaining portion 1 is hook-and-loop fastener 21) that can form loop 11 can be considered to be one side of connecting portion 2. Since the joining location can be changed depending on the size of wallet 300, it has the effect of being able to accommodate wallets 300 of various sizes. In the second embodiment, fastening means 4 is provided on hook-and-loop fastener 21 for a length that runs from one end 303 of wallet 300, through the other end 304, and back to one end 303 (the length that loop 11 goes around wallet 300 in the vertical direction). If the length of fastening means 4 is shortened, the back side portion without fastening means 4 will inevitably become connecting portion 2. If a section on the storage opening end 3021 side is intentionally created without fastening means 4 (the upper end of fastening means 4 is moved downwards in FIG. 11B to shorten its length), it will be possible to create a loop 11 surrounding a wallet 300 that is smaller than the current wallet 300. This makes it easier to accommodate wallets 300 of various sizes.

[0137] Further details will be explained with reference to FIG. [Holding part 1] The holding part 1 is a strip-shaped hook-and-loop fastener 21. It is configured so that the front and back surfaces stick together. Therefore, a loop 11 can be made to attach the back surface of the upper end to the front surface of the lower end. The hook-and-loop fastener 21 may be stretchable as a whole, or may have a stretchable portion and a non-stretchable portion, or may be non-stretchable as a whole. If the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is non-stretchable, it has the effect of being highly reliable in the event of an emergency, as explained in the first embodiment. It also has the effect of making it difficult for the wallet 300 to come off the holding part 1 even if a pickpocket or the like pulls on the attachment part 3.

[0138] However, if the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is non-stretchable, although it can be adjusted by adjusting the joining position, it will basically require the time and effort of adjusting the length of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 by cutting it to fit the wallet 300, etc. When hook-and-loop fastener 21 is stretchable, it can be stretched like a compress and adhesively bonded to wallet 300, which has the effect of making it easy to adjust the size of loop 11. In this case, adhesive means 41 adhesively bonds to the wallet, so the hook-and-loop fastener remains stretched and does not return to its original shape. To assist this, hook-and-loop fastener 21 (particularly only the holding portion 1) may be made of a material that, once stretched, does not shrink, or does not shrink easily. Since there is no significant change in shape whether the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is stretchable or non-stretchable, this embodiment will be described taking the case where the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is non-stretchable as an example.

[0139] Next, a second actual embodiment will be described. There is some overlap with the above explanation. This will be explained with reference to FIG. The loss prevention device 100 has a holding part 1. In this embodiment, the holding part 1 is provided with an attachment part 3 to which a fixing device 5 is attached. The attachment part 3 may also be provided on a member of the loss prevention device 100 other than the attachment part 3 and the fixing device 5. The mounting portion 3 is a triangular ring-shaped member. The holding portion 1 passes through the inside of the ring-shaped mounting portion 3 which is configured in a triangular ring shape.

[0140] The front and back surfaces of hook-and-loop fastener 21 stick together. For example, when loop 11 is used, one end may overlap the top of the other end, or one end may overlap the bottom of the other end, but in either case they will be joined. The back surface of hook-and-loop fastener 21 is the surface that faces the front surface of wallet 300 (and more specifically, the front and back surfaces of wallet 300) when wallet 300 is held by loop 11. However, the distinction between the front surface (sometimes called the front side, the same applies throughout this specification) and the back surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is for convenience's sake. The hook-and-loop fastener 21 can also be configured with the front and back surfaces reversed. Also, it is not necessary for the entire area of ​​the front and back surfaces to be bondable.

[0141] Next, we will explain [the connecting portion 2 is the portion that overlaps with the portion a certain length L from one end when the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is wrapped around the wallet 300 in an unfolded state] (see claim 30). There is a portion at one end of the back surface of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 where the fastening means 4 is not provided (K in Figs. 10 and 11). When the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is made into a loop 11 and the portion where the fastening means 4 is not provided is pressed against the surface of the other end, that portion will bond to the surface of the other end (for example, M in Figs. 10 and 11). In this case, it is not necessary for the entire area of ​​that portion to bond to the surface of the other end. For example, when the wallet 300 is large, a portion of the portion with a certain length L left open may remain unbonded to the surface of the other end. This is because the end of K can bond to the end of M to form the loop 11.

[0142] [Connecting part 2] This will be explained with reference to FIG. The connecting part 2 is a hook-and-loop fastener 21. A part K of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 where the fixing means 4 is not provided functions as the upper connecting part 2, and when the connecting part 2 is made into a loop 11, a lower part (M) of the holding part 1 that overlaps with the upper connecting part 2 functions as the lower connecting part 2.

[0143] [Fixing means 4] The fixing means 4 is adhesive means 41 provided on the holding part 1. The adhesive means 41 fixes the holding part 1 to the wallet 300 by adhesive force or bonding force. Adhesion and adhesion are merely different methods of fastening. If you are considering removing the loss prevention device 100, adhesion is more advantageous. If you want to firmly fasten the loss prevention device 100 without removing it, adhesion is more advantageous. The adhesive means 41 extends in the longitudinal direction of the hook-and-loop fastener 21, extending from below the portion that functions as the upper connecting portion 2 to the lower end of the hook-and-loop fastener 21.

[0144] In the second embodiment, adhesive tape is used as the adhesive means 41. The non-adhesive side of the tape is adhered to the hook-and-loop fastener 21. In the figure, release paper 411 is provided on the adhesive side of the tape. The presence of release paper 411 has the effect of making it easier to attach the loss prevention device 100. Specifically, the release paper 411 prevents the attachment part 3 from sticking to the adhesive means 41, making it easier for the connecting part 2 to penetrate the attachment part 3 (a triangular ring-shaped member). Similarly, the attachment part 3 can be freely moved in the longitudinal direction of the hook-and-loop fastener 21, making it easy to position the attachment part by matching it with the wallet 300. As explained in the first embodiment, it is preferable to place the attachment part at the bottom, and the release paper 411 has the effect of making it easier to place the attachment part at the bottom.

[0145] In the first embodiment, the adjustment means 6 was provided on the holding portion 1. However, by providing the release paper 411 in particular, the length of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 can be easily adjusted to fit the wallet 300 by the following procedure. Align the top end of the fastening means 4 (adhesive means 41) with the top end of the wallet 300 and press it down with your hand (see Figures 10 and 1). At this time, the hook-and-loop fastener 21 (corresponding to the connecting part 2) where the fastening means 4 is not present protrudes upward from the top end of the wallet 300. While the release paper 411 is in contact with the wallet 300, the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is wound around the folded portion 301 of the wallet 300 (see FIG. 1). Cut off the hook-and-loop fastener 21 together with the release paper 411 that protrudes from the edge of the storage opening 302 (or the top edge of the wallet 300). In this way, the length of the holding portion 1 can be adjusted by cutting, so that the adjustment means 6 can be omitted. At the same time, the release paper makes it easier to position the holding part 1, and has the effect of making it easier to attach the loss prevention device 100 to the wallet 300. Furthermore, in the second embodiment, the fixing means 4 is provided on the entire surface of the wallet 300 where the holding means comes into contact with the wallet 300, which has the effect of firmly fixing the device. As mentioned above, the back surface of M also contributes to the fixing, so the loss prevention device 100 can be fixed to the wallet 300 more firmly (see Figure 11B).

[0146] Figure 12 shows the wallet 300 in use when closed. It can be seen that it has a more unified look and is much neater than the first embodiment (see Figure 7). If the side with the loop 11-shaped flocking (the side without the hook-shaped flocking) of the front and back surfaces of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 faces outwards, there is an unexpected effect of improving the overall texture with a texture similar to velvet or terry cloth. 13 shows the wallet 300 in use when it is open. Compared to the first embodiment, the side release buckle is not as thick, which has the effect of reducing the burden on the wallet 300.

[0147] FIG. 13 shows the wallet 300 in an open state. In FIG. 13, a tab 211 that does not stick to the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is provided at the end of the connecting part 2 so that the connecting part 2 can be easily held. 14 shows the state with the connecting part 2 removed. It can be seen that the loss prevention device 100 is firmly fixed to the wallet 300 because adhesive tape (fixing means 4) is provided on the entire surface of the holding part 1 that comes into contact with the wallet 300.

[0148] The following description focuses on the peel prevention device 200. The second embodiment is a loss prevention device 100 as follows. [See claim 31] The wallet has a separation prevention device (200) that prevents the holder (1) from separating from the wallet (300), At least a part of the adhesive means 41 is located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part, The peeling prevention device 200 is characterized by preventing at least one of the adhesive means 41 located on the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the wallet 300 and the adhesive means 41 located on the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the holding part 1. 100 anti-loss devices.

[0149] [Peeling prevention device 200] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The loss prevention device 100 has a separation prevention device 200 that prevents the holder 1 from separating from the wallet 300. The peeling prevention device 200 prevents at least one of the adhesive means 41 located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the wallet 300 and the adhesive means 41 located in the part 16 continuing from the connecting part from peeling off from the holding part 1. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Figure 19 is an example of peeling. There is a possibility that the adhesive tape on the upper part of the holding part 1 may peel off while manipulating the connecting part 2. The peeling prevention device 200 is intended to prevent this.

[0150] The hook-and-loop fastener 21 (holding portion 1, connecting portion 2) folds downward at the top end of the wallet 300, but over time, this bent state will become permanent. When removing bills, it is necessary to at least straighten the bent portion. If the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is very flexible, when peeling the hook-and-loop fastener 21 (releasing the connecting portion 2), the fastening means 4 near one end 303 (near the storage opening end 3021, not shown), i.e., the adhesive means 41 located at the portion 16 continuing from the connecting portion, will be subjected to excessive force. This raises the concern that it may peel off from the wallet 300. The same applies if the adhesive strength of the fastening means 4 is weak. The peeling prevention device 200 prevents this. It can be said that this problem occurs as a by-product of the loss prevention device 100 being designed to reduce the burden on the wallet 300. By providing the peeling prevention device 200, it is possible to contribute to the long-term use of the loss prevention device 100. Furthermore, it can be used even when the adhesive strength of the fixing means 4 is weak. In consideration of peeling, the portion of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 (holding portion 1, connecting portion 2) that folds downward at the top end of the wallet 300 may be made of a material that is more flexible than the other portions of the hook-and-loop fastener 21.

[0151] The peeling prevention device 200 is attached to one end 303 where peeling has occurred in Figure 20. It goes without saying that the peeling prevention device 200 is attached before peeling occurs. The state of attachment will be described later. Peel prevention device 200 may be, for example, an adhesive tape. In that case, it is stuck near first end 303 of wallet 300, crossing fixing means 4 in the direction in which first end 303 of the front side of wallet 300 stretches.

[0152] As explained above, according to the loss prevention device 100 of the second embodiment, the burden that the wallet receives from the fixture 5 can be reduced. [Example]

[0153] A third embodiment of the present invention will now be described. The third embodiment is a peeling prevention device 200. In the third embodiment, the same reference numerals are used to designate parts corresponding to those in the first and second embodiments.

[0154] [Definition of direction, etc.] The peeling prevention device 200 comprises an upper member 201 , a lower member 202 and a lateral member 203 . The direction in which the upper member 201 is located is defined as "up," the direction in which the lower member 202 is located as "down," and the direction in which the horizontal member 203 is located as "left." When the upper member 201 is placed with the upper member 201 facing up, the lower member 202 facing down, and the horizontal member 203 facing left, the near side is defined as the front and the far side as the rear. The up-down direction is sometimes referred to as the vertical direction, and the left-right direction as the horizontal direction. The up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction are perpendicular to one another. Note that the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction are directions defined for the convenience of explanation. Therefore, the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction do not have to coincide with the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction when the peel prevention device 200 is in use. FIG. 20 shows one example of a peeling prevention device 200. FIG. 20B is a front view of the peel prevention device 200. The third embodiment is a peeling prevention device 200 as follows.

[0155] [See claim 37] A peeling prevention device 200 used in a loss prevention device 100, an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011; a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021; A horizontal member 203 that connects the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The cross member 203 has an opening 2031; The first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are biased in a direction in which they approach each other, At least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 passes between the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 and penetrates the opening 2031, The first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 clamp at least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 and the end portion 14 of the wallet 300 together, The holding part 1 is fixed to the wallet 300. Peel prevention device 200. The fixing means 4 can be prevented from peeling off after long-term use.

[0156] [See claim 38] When the direction of the upper member 201 is defined as the top, the direction of the lower member 202 as the bottom, and the direction of the horizontal member 203 as the left, In a plan view seen from the front to the rear, the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are provided to the right of the horizontal member 203. The opening 2031 extends laterally through the cross member 203, At least one of the upper member 201, the lower member 202, and the horizontal member 203 is an elastic body. Characterized by The elastic member may be at least one of the upper member 201, the lower member 202, and the horizontal member 203, which increases the degree of freedom in design.

[0157] ●Configuration overview The third embodiment is a peeling prevention device 200 as follows. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peel prevention device 200 has an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011, a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021, and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The upper member 201 has a first clamping portion 2011 The lower member 202 has a second clamping portion 2021 The cross member 203 includes an opening 2031 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The opening 2031 penetrates the cross member 203 in the thickness direction.

[0158] [Upper member 201, lower member 202] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peel prevention device 200 has an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011, a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021, and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. At least one of the upper member 201, the lower member 202, and the horizontal member 203 is an elastic member. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0159] [Horizontal member 203] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peel prevention device 200 has an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011, a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021, and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The cross member 203 includes an opening 2031 . At least one of the upper member 201, the lower member 202, and the horizontal member 203 is made of an elastic material. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0160] [First clamping part 2011, second clamping part 2021] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peel prevention device 200 has an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011, a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021, and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are biased in directions in which they approach each other. At least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 passes between the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 and penetrates the opening 2031, The first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 clamp at least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 and the end portion 14 of the wallet 300 together, The holding part 1 is fixed to the wallet 300. In a plan view seen from the front to the rear, the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are provided to the right of the horizontal member 203. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0161] [Opening 2031] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The cross member 203 includes an opening 2031 . At least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 passes between the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 and penetrates the opening 2031 . An opening 2031 extends laterally through the cross member 203 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0162] The shape of the peeling prevention device 200 will be described. Figure 20 shows one of the peel prevention devices. Two elastic wires are bent into a U-shape. The horizontal bars of the U-shape are biased toward each other. The parts are bent into a U shape and placed parallel to the front and back. The upper horizontal bars of the U shape are connected with a metal plate. The lower horizontal bars of the U shape are also connected with a metal plate. The vertical bar on the right side of the "U" is the horizontal member 203, which has no metal plate and is open. Therefore, the horizontal member 203 has an opening 2031. The metal plate connecting the upper horizontal bars of the "U" shape is the first clamping portion 2011. The metal plate connecting the upper horizontal bars of the "U" shape is the upper member 201. The metal plate connecting the lower horizontal bars of the "U" shape is the second clamping portion 2021. The metal plate connecting the lower horizontal bars of the "U" shape is the lower member 202. Note that the finished product will be upside down from the front to the back as shown in the figure. In this embodiment, the cross member 203 is smoothly bent to form a shape closer to the letter "tsu" rather than the letter "U".

[0163] In other words, place the wire horizontally on a stand, bend it upwards at a certain point on the left side, and then fold it back to the right. When folding, you need to leave some space above and below the edge 14 of wallet 300 so that it can be sandwiched between the edge 14, taking into account the thickness of the edge 14. When folded, the tip of the wire faces to the right. Two of these are prepared and arranged parallel to one another in an upright position. The parts that are in contact with the base are then connected with a metal plate, and the folded parts are connected with a metal plate. The curved parts are left open without a metal plate. For this reason, the horizontal member 203 has an opening 2031. The horizontal bars of the "U" shape are forced to move closer to each other (in this case, the tips of the wires are forced to move closer to each other). In a plan view seen from the front to the rear, the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are provided to the right of the horizontal member 203.

[0164] Here, elastic wires bent into a U-shape are connected with metal plates, but they can also be connected with wire (see Figure 21). The lower member 202 is longer than the upper member 201. This is to reduce the portion that protrudes outside the wallet 300. It is assumed that the upper member 201 will protrude from the outside of the wallet 300, and the lower member 202 will be inserted inside the pocket where bills are stored. In addition, the end of the upper member 201 is raised in the upper right direction, which makes it easier to insert the peel prevention tool 200 into the end portion 14.

[0165] Alternatively, a rectangular elastic metal plate can be bent so that both long sides form a U shape. When viewed from the side, the vertical bar of the U shape becomes the horizontal member 203. An opening 2031 is provided here. The opening 2031 penetrates the thickness direction of the horizontal member 203, that is, the horizontal direction of the peel prevention device 200. A force is applied so that the horizontal bars of the U shape approach each other. The peel prevention device 200 has an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011, a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021, and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are biased in directions in which they approach each other. The upper member 201, the lower member 202, and the lateral member 203 are elastic members.

[0166] FIG. 22 shows the peeling prevention device 200 in use. In the figure, the holding portion 1 is shown shaded, and to aid understanding, the portion below the holding portion 1 is also shown transparently with a solid line.

[0167] The explanation will be made with reference to Fig. 22A. Note that Fig. 21B shows not a metal plate but a wire rod made by connecting members bent into a U-shape. Peel prevention device 200 is attached in the following procedure. The end of the fixing means 4 (adhesive means 41) is positioned at one end 303 of the wallet 300, the release paper 411 is peeled off and the holding part 1 (part of the hook-and-loop fastener 21) is stuck to the wallet 300. The peeling prevention device 200 is moved downwards (to the right in the drawing) of the wallet 300, and fitted into the end 14 of the wallet 300. The end 14 is the storage opening end 3021. During the process of fastening, the end of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 comes close to the horizontal member 203, so the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is released to the left side of the peel prevention device 200 through the opening 2031. The peel prevention device 200 is further moved downwards on the wallet 300 (to the right in the illustration) to complete the fitting. The first clamping part 2011 and the second clamping part 2021 clamp the holding part 1 and the end part 14 of the wallet 300 together, thereby fixing the holding part 1 to the wallet 300.

[0168] In this way, at least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 passes between the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 and penetrates the opening 2031, The first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 clamp at least one of the holding portion 1 and the connecting portion 2 and the end portion 14 of the wallet 300 together, Fixing holding part 1 to wallet 300]. The upper part of hook-and-loop fastener 21 where fastening means 4 is not provided functions as connecting part 2, and the subsequent part where fastening means 4 is provided functions as holding part 1. Fixing holding part 1 also includes fixing holding part 1 by fixing the upper part of hook-and-loop fastener 21 where fastening means 4 is not provided (connecting part 2).

[0169] In this way, since the adhesive means 41 is pressed down from above together with the hook-and-loop fastener 21, peeling can be prevented simply and efficiently. The horizontal member 203 has an opening 2031 through which the hook-and-loop fastener 21 protrudes, so that the hook-and-loop fastener 21 (connecting portion 2) does not get in the way of the operation of connecting or disconnecting the hook-and-loop fastener 21. The horizontal member 203 has an opening 2031 through which the hook-and-loop fastener 21 can escape, so that it does not interfere with the attachment of the peeling prevention device 200. Furthermore, it is preferable that the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 are made of a non-slip material or are treated to be non-slip, so that the peel prevention tool is less likely to come off. Non-slip treatment includes making the surface sticky and adhesive. Furthermore, as in a fifth embodiment described later, the first clamping portion 2011 may be provided with a hook-and-loop fastener member that joins with the hook-and-loop fastener 21.

[0170] As explained above, the peeling prevention device 200 of the third embodiment can serve as a structure for reducing the burden that the fixing device 5 places on the wallet 300. [Example]

[0171] A fourth embodiment of the present invention will now be described. The fourth embodiment is another configuration of the peel prevention device 200. If the opening 2031 of the holding means is sized to allow the connecting portion 2 to pass through, it can also be used as the fixing means 4 of the first embodiment. In the fourth embodiment, parts corresponding to those in the first, second and third embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals and will be described.

[0172] FIG. 23 is a side view of another example of the peeling prevention device 200. Unlike the previous example, the front-to-back, left-to-right, and up-to-down directions of the wallet 300 when the peeling prevention device 200 is attached to the wallet 300 will be described as the front-to-back, left-to-right, and up-to-down directions of the peeling prevention device 200. Please refer to the first embodiment for the up-to-down, front-to-back, left-to-right, and up-to-down directions of the wallet. The up-down direction may also be referred to as the vertical direction, and the left-right direction as the horizontal direction. The outer surface of wallet 300 may also be referred to as the front surface, and the inner surface as the back surface.

[0173] The up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction are perpendicular to one another. Note that the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction are directions defined for the convenience of explanation. Therefore, the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction do not have to coincide with the up-down direction, left-right direction, and front-rear direction when the peel prevention device 200 is in use.

[0174] The peel prevention device 200 is A peeling prevention device (200) that prevents the holding part (1) from peeling off from the wallet (300), an upper member 201 having a first clamping portion 2011; a lower member 202 having a second clamping portion 2021 for clamping the storage opening end 3021 of the wallet 300 between itself and the first clamping portion 2011; a horizontal member 203 connected to the upper member 201 and the lower member 202 and biasing the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 in directions toward each other; The cross member 203 is an elastic body. When the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 clamp the storage opening end portion 3021, at least one of the upper member 201, the lower member 202 and the horizontal member 203 is provided with a holding means 2013 that holds the holding portion 1 on the opposite side of the wallet 300.

[0175] 23 is a side view of another example of the peeling prevention device 200. In the figure, the peeling prevention device 200 is viewed from the left. The separation prevention device comprises an upper member 201, a lower member 202, and a horizontal member 203. The peeling prevention device 200 prevents the holding part 1 (the adhesive means 41 thereof) from peeling off from the wallet 300. [Upper member 201] The upper member 201 includes a first clamping portion 2011 . [Lower member 202] The lower member 202 is provided with a second clamping portion 2021 for clamping the storage opening end 3021 of the wallet 300 between itself and the first clamping portion 2011 .

[0176] [Horizontal member 203] The cross member 203 is an elastic body. The horizontal member 203 is connected to the upper member 201 and the lower member 202, and biases the first clamping portion 2011 and the second clamping portion 2021 in directions in which they approach each other. In this embodiment, the upper member 201, the horizontal member 203, and the lower member 202 are the same member, and are formed by bending an elastic metal plate. [Holding means 2013] The holding means 2013 is provided on at least one of the upper member 201, the lower member 202, and the side member 203. In this embodiment, the holding means 2013 is provided on the front surface of the upper member 201. Holding means 2013 is provided on the surface of wallet 300 facing away from first clamping portion 2011 and second clamping portion 2021 when they clamp storage opening end 3021. The holding means 2013 is a U-shaped member, and is welded to the upper member 201. The holding portion 1 can pass through the open part of the U-shape.

[0177] FIG. 24 is a perspective view of another example of the peeling prevention device 200. In FIG. Everything except peel prevention device 200 is indicated by thin lines. First, peel prevention means is inserted into storage opening end 3021 of wallet 300 and attached. Then, holding part 1 is passed through holding means 2013, and the upper part of holding part 1, that is, the connecting part 2, is pulled out. After that, release paper 411 is peeled off, and holding part 1 is fixed with adhesive tape, which is fixing means 4.

[0178] The peeling prevention device 200 prevents the fixing means 4 from peeling off. Since the peeling prevention device 200 holds the holding part 1 by the holding means 2013, it has the effect of contributing to the continuous use of the loss prevention device 100. Therefore, the loss prevention device 100 can be used together with the loss prevention device 100 to easily attach the fixing device 5 to the wallet 300.

[0179] The peel prevention device 200 can also be specified as follows. a clamping unit 412 for clamping an object; and a holding means 2013 provided (disposed) on the clamping portion 412, The holding means 2013 is disposed on the opposite side of the object when the clamping unit 412 clamps the object, The holding means 2013 has a space with two openings 2031 and a side surface, The holding portion 1 can pass through from one opening 2031 to another opening 2031, The space may also include a case where a part of the side surface is the surface of the holding part 1 of the clamping means. Peel prevention device 200.

[0180] The peeling prevention device 200 holds the holding part 1 by the holding means 2013, which has the effect of contributing to long-term use of the loss prevention device 100.

[0181] As explained above, the peeling prevention device 200 of the fourth embodiment can serve as a structure for reducing the burden that the fixing device 5 places on the wallet. [Example]

[0182] A fifth embodiment of the present invention will now be described. In the fifth embodiment, parts corresponding to those in the first, second, third and fourth embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals and will be described. The fifth embodiment is another configuration of the peeling prevention device 200. In the fifth embodiment, instead of clamping the wallet 300, it is fastened to the inside of the storage opening with adhesive tape. Furthermore, the hook-and-loop fastener 21 of the loss prevention device 100 is used for fixing, which has the advantage of being easy to manufacture. [Definition of direction, etc.] The definitions of directions and the like are the same as in the fourth embodiment. In other words, when peeling prevention device 200 is attached to wallet 300, the front-to-back, left-to-right, and up-to-down directions of wallet 300 will be described as the front-to-back, left-to-right, and up-to-down directions of peeling prevention device 200. For details, please refer to the fourth embodiment. ●Configuration overview The fifth embodiment is a peeling prevention device 200 as follows. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peel prevention device 200 has an upper member 201 having a first opposing surface 2012, a lower member 202 having a second opposing surface 2022, and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The cross member 203 includes an opening 2031 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Upper member 201] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ an upper member 201 having a first opposing surface 2012; A horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202 is provided. The upper member 201 and the lower member 202 are movable in a direction in which the distance therebetween decreases and in a direction in which the distance therebetween increases. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Lower member 202] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peel prevention device 200 includes a lower member 202 having a second opposing surface 2022, A horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202 is provided. The upper member 201 and the lower member 202 are movable in a direction in which the distance between them decreases and in a direction in which the distance between them increases. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Horizontal member 203] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The peeling prevention device 200 has a horizontal member 203 that connects the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The cross member 203 has an opening 2031; The cross member 203 is characterized by being made of a flexible material. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [First opposing surface 2012] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ an upper member 201 having a first opposing surface 2012; The first opposing surface 2012 and the second opposing surface 2022 face each other. The first opposing surface 2012 is provided with a first surface fastener 2012a. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Second opposing surface 2022] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ a lower member 202 having a second opposing surface 2022; The first opposing surface 2012 and the second opposing surface 2022 face each other, The second opposing surface 2022 is provided with an adhesive portion 2022a, which is adhesively bonded to the end portion 14 of the wallet 300. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Opening 2031] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The cross member 203 has an opening 2031; The hook-and-loop fastener 21 of the loss prevention device 100 passes through the opening 2031 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [First Hook and Loop Fastener 2012a] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A first surface fastener 2012a is provided on the first opposing surface 2012, The first hook-and-loop fastener 2012a is attached to the hook-and-loop fastener 21 on the surface of the loss prevention device 100 opposite to the surface on which the fixing means 4 is provided. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Adhesive part 2022a] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The second opposing surface 2022 is provided with an adhesive portion 2022a, which is adhesively bonded to the end portion 14 of the wallet 300. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Let me explain in more detail. FIG. 25 is a diagram showing the peel prevention device 200 in an open state. This corresponds to the state before the peeling prevention device 200 is attached to the wallet 300. FIG. 25A is a rear view of the peel prevention device 200 in an open state. The peeling prevention device 200 is attached to the wallet 300 with the upper member 201 turned towards the back of the paper. In this embodiment, the peel prevention device 200 is configured using a surface member 204 that is a vertically long rectangular flexible cloth. Both the hook-and-loop fastener 21 and the adhesive portion 2022a are flexible, so the entire peel prevention device 200 is flexible. [Regarding the horizontal member 203] The cross member 203 is provided at approximately the center of the surface member 204 . The horizontal member 203 is an area having a certain length in the vertical direction. The horizontal member 203 is located slightly above the center of the surface member 204. The horizontal member 203 is a horizontally long rectangle in the drawing. The vertical length of horizontal member 203 is ideally determined taking into consideration the thickness of one end 303 of wallet 300, the thickness of first hook-and-loop fastener 2012a, and the thickness of adhesive portion 2022a. Specifically, when upper member 201 and lower member 202 are folded relative to horizontal member 203 to form a U-shape as viewed from the side, it is preferable that the space between first hook-and-loop fastener 2012a and adhesive portion 2022a be the same thickness as one end 303 of wallet 300 (see Figure 26B). However, even if this is not strictly done, the horizontal member 203 is made of a flexible material, so the horizontal member 203 will bend in a U-shape along the edge of one end 303 of the wallet 300. 26, the adhesive portion 2022a extends all the way to the top end of one end 303, but it does not have to extend all the way to the top end. Similarly, the first surface fastener 2012a does not have to extend all the way to the top end. Also, if one end 303 of wallet 300 is thick, it may be folded at upper member 201 or lower member 202. As shown in Figure 26, it is sufficient that hook-and-loop fastener 21 can pass through opening 2031 (described below) upward. In such a case, when a part of the upper member 201 or the lower member 202 is bent into a U-shape, the part that corresponds to the vertical bar of the U-shape functions as the horizontal member 203 . Returning to FIG. 25A, the explanation will be made. [About opening 2031] A horizontally long rectangular hole is made slightly above the center of the surface member 204. This is the opening 2031. The opening 2031 penetrates from front to back. The opening 2031 has a shape that matches the cross section of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 cut in the thickness direction. The hook-and-loop fastener 21 passes through the opening 2031 . When the hook and loop fastener 21 fits into the opening 2031 without any play and is fixed, the effect of preventing peeling is improved. [Regarding the upper member 201 and the lower member 202] The rectangular portion above the horizontal member 203 is the upper member 201 , and the rectangular portion below the horizontal member 203 that resembles a square is the lower member 202 . [Regarding the first opposing surface 2012 and the first surface fastener 2012a] FIG. 25B is a right side view of the peel prevention device 200 in an open state. In the drawing, the right surface of the upper member 201 is the first opposing surface 2012. A first surface fastener 2012a is provided on the opposing surface. The first hook-and-loop fastener 2012a is a hook-and-loop fastener member, but in order to distinguish it from the hook-and-loop fastener 21 of the loss prevention device 100, it has the character "first" at the beginning. The first hook-and-loop fastener 2012a joins with the portion of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 that surrounds the wallet 300 that faces outward from the wallet 300 (the portion on the upper surface as shown in FIG. 10). [Regarding the second opposing surface 2022 and the adhesive portion 2022a] This will be explained with reference to FIG. 25B. The right surface of the lower member 202 is the second opposing surface 2022. The second opposing surface 2022 is provided with an adhesive portion 2022a. The adhesive portion 2022a is adhesively bonded to one end 303 of the wallet 300. In this embodiment, the adhesive portion 2022a is formed by applying an adhesive to the second opposing surface 2022. In peel prevention device 200, since horizontal member 203 is made of a flexible material, upper member 201 and lower member 202 can be opened and closed around horizontal member 203. This makes it easy to manufacture, and packaging can be done by simply placing the device in a bag. In the right side view, when the horizontal member 203 is bent at two points to form a U-shape when viewed from the side, by adjusting the distance between the two bent points, [the upper member 201 and the lower member 202 can be moved in a direction that shortens or extends the distance between them]. Being movable can also be rephrased as being able to change the position or adjust the position. When viewing the peel prevention device 200 configured in this way from the right side, the upper member 201 is rotated clockwise around the horizontal member 203 and folded. When the peel prevention device 200 is folded, the first opposing surface 2012 and the second opposing surface 2022 face each other.

[0183] 26 is a cross-sectional view of wallet 300 as seen from the left side in an open state of wallet 300. The cross-section is taken in the front-to-rear direction. 26A shows a state without the peeling prevention device 200. Also, FIG. 26B shows a state with the peeling prevention device 200 attached. [See claim 39] A peeling prevention device 200 used in a loss prevention device 100, an upper member 201 having a first opposing surface 2012; a lower member 202 having a second opposing surface 2022; A horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202 is provided. The cross member 203 has an opening 2031; The hook-and-loop fastener 21 of the loss prevention device 100 passes through the opening 2031, The first opposing surface 2012 and the second opposing surface 2022 face each other, A first surface fastener 2012a is provided on the first opposing surface 2012, The first hook-and-loop fastener 2012a is attached to the hook-and-loop fastener 21 on the surface opposite to the surface on which the fixing means 4 of the loss prevention device 100 is provided, The second opposing surface 2022 is provided with an adhesive portion 2022a, which is adhesively bonded to the end portion 14 of the wallet 300. Peel prevention device 200. [See claim 40] The upper member 201 and the lower member 202 are movable in a direction in which the distance therebetween decreases and in a direction in which the distance therebetween increases. A peel prevention device 200 characterized by the above. [See claim 41] The peel prevention device 200 is characterized in that the cross member 203 is made of a flexible material. This will be explained with reference to FIG. 26B. The peeling prevention device 200 of the fifth embodiment is configured as follows. The peel prevention device 200 includes an upper member 201 having a first opposing surface 2012, a lower member 202 having a second opposing surface 2022; and a horizontal member 203 connecting the upper member 201 and the lower member 202. The first opposing surface 2012 and the second opposing surface 2022 face each other, The first opposing surface 2012 is provided with a first surface fastener 2012a. The first surface fastener 2012a adheres to and joins with the surface fastener 21 on the side opposite to the surface on which the fixing means 4 of the loss prevention device 100 is provided. The second opposing surface 2022 is provided with an adhesive portion 2022a. The adhesive portion 2022a is adhesively bonded to the end portion 14 of the wallet 300. The opening 2031 has a shape that matches the cross section of the hook-and-loop fastener 21 cut in the thickness direction, and the hook-and-loop fastener 21 passes through the opening 2031 . As mentioned above, [the horizontal member 203 is made of a flexible material] and [the upper member 201 and the lower member 202 are movable in directions that shorten the distance between them and directions that extend the distance between them]. Furthermore, because peeling prevention device 200 is fixed to wallet 300 by upper member 201 and lower member 202, opening 2031 does not move. Because opening 2031 does not move, hook-and-loop fastener 21 that passes through opening 2031 is fixed. Therefore, peeling of fastening means 4, which is mainly caused by bending and unbending hook-and-loop fastener 21 (i.e., bringing connecting portion 2 into a connected state and then releasing it), can be prevented. As can be seen from Figure 26B, it is better for face member 204 to be as thin as possible. By making it thin, the increase in thickness of wallet 300 when peel prevention device 200 is attached can be suppressed. Moreover, the entire peel prevention device 200 except for the adhesive portion 2022a may be made of the hook-and-loop fastener 21. 27 is a right side view of the case where the entire device is made up of the hook-and-loop fastener 21. The surface member 204 is made up of the hook-and-loop fastener 21, and the entire peel prevention device 200, except for the adhesive portion 2022a, is made up of the hook-and-loop fastener 21. This makes it easier to manufacture. Furthermore, it is preferable to make the entire peel prevention device 200 flexible and stretchable, as this will less impede the folding of the wallet 300. In particular, it is preferable to increase flexibility and stretchability in the horizontal direction and in the direction of bending the horizontal direction. Additionally, while the horizontal members are flexible, they may be designed to retain their shape once bent. For example, two wire reinforcements could be added on both sides of the opening in Fig. 25A, above and below the peel prevention device (the area indicated by the dashed dotted lines in Fig. 25A). This would hold the wallet in place and secure the peel prevention device even more firmly. Also, if they are on both sides of the opening, there would not be much resistance when bending the wallet.

[0184] As explained above, the peeling prevention device 200 of the fifth embodiment can serve as a structure for reducing the burden that the fixing device 5 places on the wallet 300.

[0185] Although the embodiments of the loss prevention device 100 and the peeling prevention device 200 of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the described embodiments and various modifications are possible within the scope of the claims. For example, the connecting portion 2 may be a magnet. Furthermore, the "ko" and "tsu" characters used in the explanation may also be expressed as the letter "U," the letter "U" turned on its side, or the letter "U" rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise. [Explanation of symbols]

[0186] 1 Holding part 2. Joint 3 Mounting part 4 Fixing means 5 Fixtures 6 Adjustment means 100 Loss prevention equipment 200 Peel prevention device 300 wallet 11 wheels 12 Longitudinal direction of holding part 14 End 15 Wallet Range 16 Part continuing from the joint 17 Belt-shaped member 21 Hook and Loop Fastener 41 Adhesive means 51 Main unit 52 Extension 201 Upper member 202 Lower member 203 Horizontal member 204 Surface member 301 Bending point 302 Storage opening 303 One end 304 the other end 305 Folded Inside 211 Knob 212 Back of hook-and-loop fastener 411 Release paper 412 Clamping part 413 Fixed part 222 Stopping means 222a Snap Male 222b Snap scalpel 2011 First clamping part 2012 First opposing surface 2021 Second clamping part 2022 Second opposing surface 2031 Opening 3021 Storage opening end 303a First point 303b Third point 304a Second point 304b Fourth point 222c protrusion 222d Hole 2013 Retention means 2012a First hook-and-loop fastener 2022a Adhesive part

Claims

1. A belt-like or string-like holding part that holds the wallet at the folding point and is used by folding it; a connecting portion provided at each end of the holding portion, connecting the ends to form the holding portion into a loop; an attachment portion for attaching a fixing device to the loss prevention device; and The ring is a first point on one edge of the wallet where the fold meets; a second point on the other end of the wallet where the fold meets; When the wallet is opened, the The connecting portion can be in a connected state and a separated state. A loss prevention device characterized by:

2. A belt-like or string-like holding part that holds the wallet at the folding point and is used by folding it; a connecting portion provided at each end of the holding portion, connecting the ends to form the holding portion into a loop; an attachment portion for attaching a fixing device to the loss prevention device; and The ring is When the wallet is opened in the horizontal direction, a third point extending laterally of the wallet and being a point on one end of the wallet; a fourth point on the other end of the wallet that extends laterally along the wallet; When the wallet is opened, the The connecting portion can be in a connected state and a separated state. A loss prevention device characterized by:

3. A belt-like or string-like holding part that holds the wallet at the folding point and is used by folding it; a connecting portion provided at each end of the holding portion, connecting the ends to form the holding portion into a loop; an attachment portion for attaching a fixing device to the loss prevention device; and The connecting portion can be in a connected state and a separated state, The wallet passes through the loop, The loss prevention device is characterized in that when the wallet is folded, a part of the loop passes through the inside of the folded wallet.

4. The ring is stretchable throughout. The loss prevention device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

5. A part of the ring is elastic and the other part is non-elastic. The loss prevention device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

6. The ring is characterized in that it is non-stretchable throughout. The loss prevention device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

7. The present invention is characterized in that it has an adjustment means for adjusting the size of the ring. The loss prevention device according to claim 6.

8. The loop goes around the wallet in the longitudinal direction of the folding portion and holds the wallet. Characterized by The loss prevention device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

9. The loop goes around the wallet in the longitudinal direction of the folding portion and holds the wallet.

7. The loss prevention device according to claim 6.

10. The loop goes around the wallet in the longitudinal direction of the folding portion and holds the wallet.

8. The loss prevention device according to claim 7.

11. The part where the loop passes through the folded inside of the wallet overlaps with the folding point.

9. The loss prevention device according to claim 8.

12. The part where the loop passes through the folded inside of the wallet overlaps with the folding point. The loss prevention device according to claim 9 .

13. The part where the loop passes through the folded inside of the wallet overlaps with the folding point. The loss prevention device according to claim 10.

14. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 1.

15. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 2.

16. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 3.

17. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 4.

18. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 5.

19. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 6.

20. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 7.

21. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 8.

22. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 9.

23. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 10.

24. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 11.

25. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 12.

26. a fastening means for fastening the holding part to the wallet; The fixing means attaches at least a part of the holding part to the wallet even when the connecting part is released. The loss prevention device according to claim 13.

27. the connecting portion is a hook-and-loop fastener, the fixing means is an adhesive means provided on the holding portion, The adhesive means is adhesive or bonded to the wallet, The adhesive means fixes the holding part to the wallet by adhesive force or bonding force. characterized in that The loss prevention device according to any one of claims 14 to 26.

28. The adhesive means extends in the longitudinal direction of the holding portion. The loss prevention device according to claim 27.

29. The fixing means extends to a range where the holding portion contacts the wallet. The loss prevention device according to claim 28.

30. The hook-and-loop fastener has a front surface and a back surface that stick together, The fixing means is provided on the back surface of the hook-and-loop fastener in the length direction, leaving a certain length* from one end of the hook-and-loop fastener, The connecting portion is When the hook-and-loop fastener is wound around the wallet in an unfolded state, the portion that overlaps with the portion that is spaced a certain distance from the one end and the portion that is spaced a certain distance from the one end are the connecting portion, The holding portion is the hook-and-loop fastener in the remaining portion of the portion that is spaced a certain distance from the one end.

28. The loss prevention device according to claim 27.

31. a separation prevention device that prevents the holding part from separating from the wallet; At least a part of the adhesive means is located in a portion continuing from the connecting portion, The peeling prevention device is characterized in that it prevents at least one of the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the wallet and the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the holding portion. The loss prevention device according to claim 27.

32. a separation prevention device that prevents the holding part from separating from the wallet; At least a part of the adhesive means is located in a portion continuing from the connecting portion, The peeling prevention device is characterized in that it prevents at least one of the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the wallet and the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the holding portion. The loss prevention device according to claim 28.

33. a separation prevention device that prevents the holding part from separating from the wallet; At least a part of the adhesive means is located in a portion continuing from the connecting portion, The peeling prevention device is characterized in that it prevents at least one of the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the wallet and the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the holding portion. The loss prevention device according to claim 29.

34. a separation prevention device that prevents the holding part from separating from the wallet; At least a part of the adhesive means is located in a portion continuing from the connecting portion, The peeling prevention device is characterized in that it prevents at least one of the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the wallet and the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the holding portion. The loss prevention device according to claim 29.

35. a separation prevention device that prevents the holding part from separating from the wallet; At least a part of the adhesive means is located in a portion continuing from the connecting portion, The peeling prevention device is characterized in that it prevents at least one of the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the wallet and the adhesive means located in the portion continuing from the connecting portion from peeling off from the holding portion. The loss prevention device according to claim 30.

36. The fixture is provided. the fastener comprises a body and an extension; The fixing device is configured so that the extension portion can be extended and contracted by winding up and unwinding the extension portion, The extension portion is provided with a stop means for stopping winding of the extension portion after a set length is left. The loss prevention device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

37. A peeling prevention device used in the loss prevention device according to any one of claims 31 to 35, an upper member having a first clamping portion; a lower member including a second clamping portion; a horizontal member connecting the upper member and the lower member, the cross member includes an opening; The first clamping portion and the second clamping portion are biased in directions toward each other, At least one of the holding portion and the connecting portion is connected to the first clamping portion. Passing between the second clamping portions and penetrating the opening, The first clamping portion and the second clamping portion clamp at least one of the holding portion and the connecting portion and the end of the wallet together, The holding part is fixed to the wallet. Peel prevention device.

38. When the direction of the upper member is defined as up, the direction of the lower member is defined as down, and the direction of the horizontal member is defined as left, In a plan view seen from the front to the rear, the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion are provided to the right of the horizontal member, the opening extends laterally through the cross member; At least one of the upper member, the lower member, and the horizontal member is an elastic body. Characterized by The peel prevention device according to claim 37.

39. A peeling prevention device used in the loss prevention device according to any one of claims 31 to 35, an upper member having a first opposing surface; a lower member having a second opposing surface; a horizontal member connecting the upper member and the lower member, the cross member includes an opening; The hook-and-loop fastener of the loss prevention device passes through the opening, The first opposing surface and the second opposing surface face each other, A first surface fastener is provided on the first opposing surface, The first hook-and-loop fastener is attached to the hook-and-loop fastener on the surface opposite to the surface on which the fastening means is provided of the loss prevention device, The second opposing surface is provided with an adhesive portion, and the adhesive portion is adhesively attached to an end of the wallet. Peel prevention device.

40. The upper member and the lower member are movable in a direction in which the distance between them decreases and in a direction in which the distance between them increases. Characterized by The peel prevention device according to claim 39.

41. The cross member is made of a flexible material. The peel prevention device according to claim 40.

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