Hanging notice booklet

Abstract

To provide a booklet in which a warp and suspension do not occur at right and left corners of each sheet of a hanging piece even when the booklet is displayed in a hanging state for a long period, and which can maintain a good hanging display appearance irrespective of relation between the number of upper hanging sheets and the number of lower release sheets.SOLUTION: A booklet is constituted by adhering open sides in a twofold state of a saddle-stitched twofold sheet group (1) with each other in a hanging cover piece (3) covering all the open sides in an inverted approximate U-shape together. In all pages except one page on the rearmost face of the twofold sheet group (1), a breakable induction line (1M) in parallel with a line of a cover piece end 34E is formed near the cover piece end 34E on the front side of a hanging piece, only one piece of one side twofold sheet of a front page is broken along the breakable induction line (1M) in opening, one side twofold piece of the front page opened by break is turned down, a saddle-stitched page is opened to be hung and displayed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a booklet that can be hung, and in particular to a hanging booklet (hanging booklet) that can be hung for a long period of time, such as a booklet-type calendar or a daily / weekly / monthly flip-type slogan collection. [Background technology]

[0002] Patent Document 1, JP-A 2001-047769, discloses seven sheets 3, each of which is arranged so that it can be folded in half at a folding position 2 and is arranged to have a roughly square shape with one side of 10 cm to 50 cm, stacked so that the folding positions 2 overlap. The folding positions 2 are aligned in a straight line and bound together with thread 4, and the calendar 1 is arranged so that it can be folded from the binding portion 5 formed by binding the folding positions 2 with the seven sheets 2 stacked together. The calendar 1 is said to have holes 7 for hanging on a wall at the free end side of each page portion 6 formed by dividing the seven sheets 3 at the folding positions 2 so that the holes 7 overlap when the page portions 6 are stacked together, so that the calendar 1 can be used by hanging it on a wall or the like in a spread-out state. A similar hanging-type saddle-stitched calendar is disclosed in Patent Document 2, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 52-169450. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2001-047769 [Patent Document 2] Actual development Showa 52-169450 DISCLOSURE OF THEINVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, when these conventional saddle-stitched calendars are hung for a long period of time, the left and right corners of each sheet of the hanging piece, known as the shoulders, can become warped, and each sheet can bend and droop under its own weight. Also, depending on the relationship between the number of hanging sheets at the top and the number of open sheets at the bottom, the balance can change, causing the sheets to float forward or bend backward, resulting in improper display. These calendars have poor appearance when hung, and are not suitable for hanging for long periods of time.

[0005] To provide a booklet-like notice that can be hung, which does not warp or sag at the left and right corners of each sheet of the hanging piece even when hung for a long period of time, and which can maintain a good hanging notice appearance regardless of the relationship between the number of hanging sheets at the top and the number of open sheets at the bottom. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The following measures are being taken to solve the above problems. [1] First, one of the features of the present invention is that the open edges of almost all of the sheets of the saddle-stitched booklet are bound together with a U-shaped hanger. That is, the hanging display booklet is formed by bonding the open edges of the folded sheets (1) that have been saddle-stitched along the folded edges together into a hanging cover piece (3) that covers the folded sheets together in an inverted U-shape, Of the group of folded sheets (1), all sheets except the backmost sheet (the backmost sheet folded in half on one side at the top) A breakable guide line (1M) is formed in the vicinity of the front cover piece end 34E of the hanging piece, parallel to the line of the cover piece end 34E, When in use, only one of the front sheets folded in half on one side is torn along the easy-to-break guide line (1M), the folded piece on one side of the front sheet opened by breaking is turned down, the saddle-stitched page is opened and hung for display, and thereafter, only one of the front sheets folded in half on one side is torn and turned down one by one, and the saddle-stitched page is opened and hung for display.

[0007] With the above-mentioned configuration, even if a booklet-like notice is hung for a long period of time, the left and right corners of each sheet of the hanging piece do not warp or sag, and a good hanging notice appearance can be maintained regardless of the relationship between the number of hanging sheets at the top and the number of released sheets at the bottom.

[0008] Since all the sheets of the booklet folded in half are glued and solidified by the hanging piece (3) to ensure the strength to maintain the shape, the left and right sides of the hanging piece, the so-called shoulder parts, do not warp or sag.

[0009] Also, while all the sheets remain glued and solidified inside the hanging cover (3), only the torn frontmost sheet is displayed by rolling down the folded edge in order. Therefore, in the initial opened state where there are only a few torn sheets, the torn sheets hang down below the folded edge, which is bound in a bag shape (Fig. 1(b)). On the other hand, in the later opened state where the torn sheets make up more than half of the pages of the folded booklet, the upper half, which is fewer in number, is displayed in a roughly linear shape in side view, stretched straight by the weight of the torn sheets (Fig. 1(d)). Regardless of the opened state at any stage, the display is excellent, even though it is an open display of a folded booklet.

[0010] In addition, all the sheets are sealed inside the hanging flap, and all the sheets except for the folded sheets on the upper side of the back are sealed inside the hanging flap,

[0011] In addition, the easily breakable guide line (1M) means a linear area processed to make the line portion easily breakable, and may be at least one of the following: a guide line formed by cutting one or two sewing lines into the paper, a guide line formed by attaching a thread or tape material that is stronger than the paper, a linear guide area in which the paper has been damaged by embossing or folding, or a guide line that has been processed to be easily cut equivalent to these.

[0012] [2] Another feature of the present invention is that the plates are bonded in a staggered manner to form a characteristic side shape. That is, in the hanging cover (3), the front side group of the folded paper group (1) is shifted downward from the back side group and adhered, In the initial unopened state where all the sheets are hung and glued, the lower part near the folded edge of the front side of the paper group bulges slightly toward the front side, and the spine of the folded edge bound together is inclined obliquely forward when viewed from the side.

[0013] [3] (The point that the easily breakable guiding line (1M) is made up of upper and lower sewing lines running closely side by side) The easily breakable guide line (1M) is made up of upper and lower sewing lines running closely together. The upper sewing lines are laid out parallel to the edge of the front side of the hanging cover (3). When opening, insert the strip of paper between the top and bottom perforations of the front leaf. The hanging cover pieces (3) are used by breaking and cutting each piece along the outer edge (Figure 1).

[0014] [4] (The total length of the perforations is one-third or more of the horizontal length of the paper.) The total length of each perforation that breaks is at least one-third (and more preferably at least one-half) of the horizontal length of the paper; In the suspended state, the upper and lower perforations are split in half in the thickness direction by the weight of the paper stack, and a strip formed by the perforations protrudes forward.

[0015] [5] (The upper perforations of each sheet of paper are misaligned and overlap, making it easy to cut the paper at the back.) The perforations on each leaf are made up of upper and lower perforations running closely together. The upper sewing line is close to the edge of the front piece of the hanging cover (3), Within the hanging cover piece (3), the upper sewing lines of the front group overlap at a position shifted downward from the upper sewing lines of the back group. Effect of the Invention

[0016] According to the present invention, even if a booklet-like notice is hung for a long period of time, the left and right corners of each sheet of the hanging piece do not warp or sag, and a good hanging notice appearance can be maintained regardless of the relationship between the number of hanging sheets at the top and the number of open sheets at the bottom. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0017] [Figure 1] 1A is a perspective view of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment of the present invention in an initial state (a), a first opened state (b), and a final opened state (d). [Diagram 2] 1A to 1C are perspective views showing a first stage (x), a second stage (y), and a completed state (z) in the manufacturing process of the hanging notice booklet of Example 1. [Diagram 3] 1A is a front view (a1) and a side view (a2) of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment in its initial state. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the α-α portion of FIG. 3 with the central portion omitted. [Diagram 5] 1B is a front view (b1) and a side view (b2) of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment in a first opened state in a calendar hanging notice form. FIG. [Figure 6] 13 is a front view (c1) and a side view (c2) of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment in a third opened state in a calendar hanging notice form. FIG. [Figure 7] 1A and 1B are a front view (d1) and a side view (d2) of the hanging notice booklet of Example 1 in the final opened state in a calendar hanging notice form. [Figure 8] 13 is a front view (a1) and a side view (a2) of the hanging notice booklet of the second embodiment in its initial state. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0018] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the hanging notice booklet of the present invention will be described. In this embodiment, the upper side is reinforced by adhesive fixing within the hanging cover 3, and the calendar display part of the corresponding month is sequentially exposed by opening the hanging calendar.

[0019] 1 is a perspective view of an initial state (a), a first opening state (b), and a final opening state (d) of a hanging notice booklet according to a first embodiment of the present invention. In the initial state (a), an easy-to-tear guiding line 1S consisting of upper and lower sewing lines is provided adjacent to the lower end 34E of the front cover piece of the hanging cover piece 3. The easy-to-tear guiding line 1S in the first embodiment is a strip of paper 1S consisting of upper and lower adjacent sewing lines. A mark indicating the start of opening is provided on a specific side of each strip of paper 1S, an end 1SE near the left side in this embodiment.

[0020] The front piece of the hanging cover piece 3, which is shaped like an inverted U when viewed from the side, has a folded portion 34 formed by folding it in two stages so that one end faces diagonally backward, and one end of this folded portion 34 ensures the shape retention strength of the hanging cover piece and presses the paper stack diagonally downward and backward from the front, preventing the paper from spreading due to warping deformation.

[0021] The first opened state (Fig. 1b) is the state in which only the perforation line 14M of the fourth B page 14B, which is the initial frontmost upper folded sheet, is torn off, the strip 1S is cut off, and the fourth B page 14B is turned down. In this first opened state (Fig. 1b), the inner surface of the fourth B page 14B is opened, and the outer surface of the adjacent third B page 13B is opened and revealed. The torn and turned down bottom edge becomes the cut bottom perforation line 14MC.

[0022] On the outer surface of the revealed third B page 13B, like the frontmost sheet in the initial state, an easy-to-tear guide line 1S consisting of upper and lower perforations 1M is provided adjacent to the lower end 34E of the front cover piece of the hanging cover piece 3. The perforations 13M of this third B page are only exposed by tearing open the previous page.

[0023] However, in the final opened state (FIG. 1d), the folded paper in the upper half connected to the hanging cover becomes the rearmost paper, and this paper is the only one that does not have the easy-to-cut guide line 1S formed thereon.

[0024] In this way, the easy-to-tear guiding line 1S consisting of the upper and lower perforations is provided near one end 34E of the hanging cover of all the sheets except the backmost sheet. By tearing the upper and lower perforations of the easy-to-tear guiding line 1S from the front sheet one by one and rolling it down, the easy-to-tear guiding line 1S consisting of the upper and lower perforations of the frontmost sheet in each opened state is exposed, except for the final opened state where the backmost sheet is exposed.

[0025] Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a first stage state (x), a second stage state (y), and a completed state (z) in the manufacturing process of the hanging notice booklet of Example 1. Fig. 3 is a front view (a1) and a side view (a2) of the initial state of the hanging notice booklet of Example 1, which is thus completed.

[0026] In all of the sheets of the folded paper bundle saddle-stitched by the saddle stitching device 2, a number of adhesive holes 1H are formed near the open edge covered by the hanging cover. These adhesive holes 1H and the inside of the upper piece of the hanging cover are filled with adhesive G and fixed. Note that the amount of adhesive G is not filled in the folded-back portion 34 of the front piece of the hanging cover.

[0027] Figure 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the α-α section of Figure 3 with the center omitted. In the side shape shown in Figure 4, the tip of 34 is pushed up by the paper, causing warping above and below the perforated line, resulting in a concave curve 10BD appearing on the front side. The bottom end also shows a concave curve 10BD on the front side + a convex curve 10BC at the front tip. In addition, a convex curve 10AC at the back tip appears accordingly. This side shape allows for good display at any stage of hanging.

[0028] FIG. 5 is a front view (b1) and a side view (b2) of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment in a first opened state in a calendar hanging notice form.

[0029] FIG. 6 is a front view (c1) and a side view (c2) of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment in a third opened state in a calendar hanging notice form.

[0030] FIG. 7 is a front view (d1) and a side view (d2) of the hanging notice booklet of the first embodiment in the final opened state in the form of a calendar hanging notice.

[0031] 8 is a front view (a1) and a side view (a2) of the initial state of the hanging notice booklet of Example 2. Example 2 differs from Example 1 in the positions of the top and bottom perforations and the cut shape of the perforations. In addition, the bulging of the side shape is different accordingly.

[0032] The hanging notice booklet of the present invention has the following features.

[0033] (Features: Almost all of the open edges of the pages of a saddle-stitched booklet are bound together with a U-shaped fastener.) The hanging booklet is made by hanging and gluing all the open edges of a saddle-stitched folded sheet group (1) together with a U-shaped hanging piece (3), In the group of folded sheets (1), all sheets except the backmost sheet are A cutting guide line (1M sewing line) was formed near the free edge where the material was suspended and glued. When using, The perforated lines (1M) on the front pages are broken and the pages are turned over one by one, and the center-stitched pages are opened and hung for display (Figure 1).

[0034] (Points glued in a shifted position) Within the hanging piece (3), the front side of the folded paper group (1) is glued downwardly relative to the back side (Figure 4). In the suspended adhesive state, the front side group bulges slightly towards the front side, and the folded spine protrudes slightly towards the back side (Figure 3(a2)).

[0035] (The upper sewing line is guided by the bottom edge of the hanging device and can be easily cut off) The perforations on each leaf are made up of upper and lower perforations running closely together. The upper sewing line is laid out close to the edge of the front piece of the hanging cover (3) (Figure 4). When using, insert 1S strip between the top and bottom perforations of the front sheet. The hanging cover pieces (3) are used by breaking and cutting each piece along the outer edge (Figure 1).

[0036] (The upper perforations of each sheet of paper are misaligned and overlap, so the paper at the back can be easily cut.) The perforations on each leaf are made up of upper and lower perforations running closely together. The upper sewing line is close to the edge of the front piece of the hanging cover (3), Within the hanging cover piece (3), the upper sewing lines of the front group overlap at a position shifted downward from the upper sewing lines of the back group (Figure 4).

Claims

1. A hanging notice booklet is formed by bonding the open edges of a folded sheet of paper, which has been saddle-stitched along the folded edges, together in a hanging cover that covers the folded sheets in an inverted U-shape, In the group of folded sheets, for all sheets except the backmost sheet, A breakable guide line is formed near the end of the front cover piece of the hanging piece, the breakable guide line being made up of two upper and lower sewing lines running closely parallel to each other; When opening the package, the two easy-to-break lines on the top and bottom of the front leaf are both broken, and the strip between the two lines on the top and bottom of the front leaf is cut off from the front leaf. This hanging display booklet is characterized in that only one sheet of paper folded in half on one side of the outermost sheet in a hanging state is separated from the cover piece end on the front side of the hanging piece, the folded piece on one side of the outermost sheet separated by opening and breaking off the strip is lowered, the saddle-stitched page is opened and displayed hanging, and when opening thereafter, only one sheet of paper folded in half on one side of the outermost sheet is lowered one by one by breaking off the strip, the saddle-stitched page is opened and displayed hanging.

2. In the hanging piece, the front side of the folded paper group is glued downward from the back side group, A hanging notice booklet as described in claim 1, characterized in that in an initial unopened state in which all the sheets are hanging and glued, the lower part near the folded edge of the front sheet group bulges slightly toward the front side, and the spine of the folded edge that is bound together is inclined diagonally forward when viewed from the side.

3. The easy-to-break guide line is made up of two upper and lower perforations running closely parallel to each other in the lateral direction of the paper, The upper sewing lines are laid out parallel to the edge of the front of the hanging cover. When opening, insert the strips of paper between the perforations at the top and bottom of the front leaf.

3. The hanging notice booklet according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the hanging cover pieces are broken and cut off one by one along the edge of the front piece for use.

4. The total length of each perforation that breaks is equal to or greater than one-third of the horizontal length of the paper. A hanging notice booklet as described in any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that when supported by hanging, the upper and lower perforations are split in half in the thickness direction due to the weight of the paper stack, causing a strip formed by the perforations to protrude forward.

5. The perforations on each leaf are made up of upper and lower perforations running closely together. The upper sewing line is close to the edge of the front piece of the hanging cover, 5. The hanging notice booklet according to claim 1, wherein in the hanging cover, the upper perforations of the front group overlap at a position shifted downward from the upper perforations of the back group.

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