JP4339064B2 - Postcard paper for binding - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a postcard sheet for binding that is used for ordering a product placed in a book, a booklet, or the like, and for an order for a product placed in the book or a booklet or answering a questionnaire.

Conventionally, postcard papers used by binding to books, booklets, etc. are known, but these conventional postcard papers consist only of postcards that function as postcards, or display explanatory texts and guidance texts on postcards In general, the display unit is configured by adding one display sheet.
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  For this reason, the conventional postcard paper is not different from the case where a normal government-made postcard is bound, so it cannot attract the interest of consumers and is often left unused. An object of the present invention is to provide a postcard sheet for binding to a book, a booklet or the like that eliminates this inconvenience and increases the possibility of being used with the interest of consumers.

In order to achieve this object, a binding postcard sheet according to claim 1 of the present invention includes a binding piece having a binding margin for binding into a book, a booklet, and the like, and a postcard portion and a label portion that are separably partitioned. And at least the postcard part and the label part overlapped with the binding piece are postcard sheets for binding composed of a postcard piece that is releasably bonded to the binding piece, and covers the postcard part of the binding piece. Various character information and graphic information relating to quizzes and presents that attract the consumer's interest are displayed on the superimposed surface, and address information is displayed on the superimposed surface of the postcard section , while the postcard the exposed surface of the parts, postcard sender wants to transmit to the postcard recipient, the general information entry unit to fill out general information such as product orders and survey responses, with the label portions when held out postcard Covering hides is obtained by providing a hiding information entering section to fill out the concealment information such as personal information sender.

According to the postcard paper for binding according to claim 1 of the present invention , the postcard part and the label part can be separated and formed on the postcard piece so as to be separated from the postcard piece instead of a simple configuration like a single sheet. The structure that is attached to the card attracts the interest of consumers and improves the possibility of use, and the postcard can be sent out with the concealment information covered and concealed using the label part, thus protecting privacy. Can be used, and the use as a postcard is also expanded .

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A preferred embodiment when the present invention is applied to a product order postcard will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Here, FIG. 1 is a plan view showing the postcard piece side of the binding postcard paper, FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the same binding piece side, FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view along line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIG. 5, FIG. 5 is a plan view of a binding postcard sheet showing the postcard part side from which the postcard part and the label part are peeled off, FIG. 6 is a plan view showing the address side of the postcard, and FIG. 7 is a plan view showing the information entry side as well. It is.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the binding postcard paper 1 is composed of a postcard piece 2 and a binding piece 3 which are folded in two and overlapped and pseudo-bonded by an adhesive 5 which can be peeled after bonding. The end of the folding portion of the binding piece 3 protrudes from the postcard piece 2 to form a binding margin 4 for binding into a book, booklet or the like.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, the postcard piece 2 is provided with a postcard part 8 and a label part 9 which are separated and formed by slits 6 and 7, respectively, and the label part 9 and the binding piece 3 are overlapped. As can be understood from FIG. 4, the mating surface is coated with a release agent 10 in a wider area than the label portion 9 on the binding piece 3 side, while the labeling portion 9 side can be repeatedly bonded and peeled. A peelable adhesive 11 is applied. Although not apparent in FIG. 4, the release agent 10 is applied by overlapping the adhesive 5.

  As apparent from FIG. 1, the slit 6 that divides and forms the postcard portion 8 is swelled in an arc shape at the center of the lower end edge to form a knob 12. This knob 12 becomes unnecessary after the postcard portion 8 is peeled off, and is removed by breaking the cutting perforation 13. On the surface of the postcard section 8, an order product entry field 15 for entering the product number, size, quantity, and price is printed under the title 14 of “product order form”, and the address and name of the orderer The address name entry field 16 for entering the telephone number and the lottery number is printed. The order product entry field 15 constitutes a general information entry part, and the address name entry field 16 constitutes a concealment information entry part. The address name entry field 16 is formed to be slightly larger than the label part 9. Yes.

  Similarly, as shown in FIG. 1, on the surface of the label portion 9, a precautionary statement 17 stating “When removing a postcard, please remove this label and cover the postal address address entry field” is printed. It is. In addition, a part of the slit 7 of the label portion 9 is extended to reach the lower end edge, and an exfoliation start end indication display 18 including an arrow directed to the extended portion and a sentence “please fold here” is printed. It is. Further, an exfoliation start part instruction display 19 including an arrow directed to the knob 12 of the postcard part 9 and a sentence “pick up here” is printed.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2, on the surface of the binding piece 3, a guide sentence 20 relating to a product ordering method using the postcard portion 8 is printed under the title 21 of “Guide”. Further, as can be understood from FIG. 5, a travel present guide 22 specifying the lottery number to be written in the address name entry column 16 is printed on the overlapping surface covered with the postcard part 8 of the binding piece 3. It is. Further, as can be understood from FIG. 6, address information 23 is printed on the overlapping surface of the postcard section 8.

  The binding postcard sheet 1 configured as described above is bound into a book, a booklet, or the like at the binding margin 4 of the binding piece 3. This binding may be separable or inseparable. Here, an example of a procedure in which a purchaser such as a book or booklet in which the binding postcard paper 1 is bound orders products is described. First, the desired product is selected from the product information published in the book or booklet, and the product number, size, quantity, and price of the desired product are entered in the order product entry field 15 of the postcard section 8 of the binding postcard paper 1. At the same time, the address, name, and telephone number are entered in the address name entry field 16 (see FIG. 7). At this time, the binding postcard paper 1 is not a simple postcard paper, but the postcard portion 8 and the label portion 9 are separated and formed on the postcard piece 2 by the slits 6 and 7, respectively. , Has attracted the interest of consumers.

  Next, when the knob 12 is picked up in accordance with the peeling start part instruction display 19, the postcard part 8 gradually rises, peels off from the binding piece 4, and the guide sentence 22 is exposed (see FIG. 5). By exposing the guide sentence 22, the consumer's interest will be further attracted. The peeled postcard part 8 breaks the cutting perforation 13 and removes the knob 12 to make the postcard 8a (see FIGS. 6 and 7). On the other hand, according to the exposed guide sentence 22, it is referred to as “A1234XY”. After the lottery number is entered in the address name entry field 16, the label portion 9 is peeled off from the end portion that has been lifted by bending the extension portion of the slit 7 in accordance with the caution statement 17 and the peeling start end indication display 18 of the label portion 9. The label 9a formed in this manner is adhered to the postcard 8a so as to cover the address name entry field 16.

  As a result, the postcard 8a, on which the address information is printed in advance, is ready for posting as shown in FIGS. In this state, the address, name, and telephone number, which are the personal information of the product orderer entered in the address name entry field 16 of the postcard 8a, are concealed with the label 9a together with the lottery number, and the postcard 8a is mailed by another person Privacy is protected without touching. Since the adhesive 11 on the back side of the label 9a is removable, the recipient of the postcard 8a can peel off the label 9a and check each entry in the address name entry column 16.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, For example, the overlap of the postcard piece 2 and the binding piece 3 may be a fold-over, a cut-over or a separate overlap. Further, the configuration for facilitating the peeling start operation of the postcard portion 8 and the label portion 9 is not limited to the one that extends the knob 12 and the slit 7 to the edge. Furthermore, the information that attracts the interest of the consumer who peels and exposes the postcard part 8 is not limited to the present guide 22. Furthermore, it goes without saying that the application of the present invention is not limited to product order postcards.

The top view which shows the postcard one side of the postcard paper for binding. The top view which shows the binding one side of the postcard paper for binding. AA sectional view taken on the line AA of FIG. BB sectional drawing of FIG. The top view of the postcard paper for binding which shows the postcard piece side which peeled the postcard part and the label part. The top view which shows the address side of the postcard. The top view which shows the information entry surface side of a postcard.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Postcard paper for binding 2 Postcard piece 3 Binding piece 4 Binding margin 5 Adhesive 6,7 Slit 8 Postcard part 9 Label part 10 Release agent 11 Adhesive 12 Picking 13 Cutting perforation 15 Order commodity entry column 16 Address name entry column 22 Informational text 8a Postcard 9a Label

Claims (1)

A binding piece having a binding margin for binding to a book, a booklet, and the like ; a postcard portion and a label portion that are separably partitioned; and at least the postcard portion and the label portion are stacked together with the binding piece. It is a postcard sheet for binding composed of a postcard piece that is releasably bonded to a piece, and on the overlapping surface covered by the postcard part of the binding piece, various character information and graphic information are displayed, the overlapping surfaces of the postcard section, while displaying the address information, the exposed surface of the postcard section, the general information entry portion postcard sender user to fill in the general information transmitted to the postcard recipient, the at holding out a postcard A binding postcard sheet comprising a concealment information entry unit for entering concealment information to be concealed by a label part .

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