DE1872421U - NOTEBOOK. - Google Patents

Description

RA, 705 if25 * -6.11-62

6303 A 20, 'Düsseldorf, November 2nd, 1962

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Applicant Yiktor Schröder, Birkesdorf "near Düren / Rhld,, Jülicherstraße 40

»Copybook»

The invention relates to the novel design of a Exercise book that can be used, for example, as a diary or diary.

The new design consists of the familiar Way arranged in an envelope made of cardboard, cardboard or the like sheets of the notebook or diary as Spiral book through a spiral spring passed through holes in the margin of the leaves and corresponding holes in the cover are held and are still provided with holes arranged next to the edge holes of the spiral spring holder, which are in the normal distances required for ring binders or ring binding. DJe detached from the spiral stitching or torn out sheets can now each for itself still in a ring binder or a ring binder in the usual way Be pinned in a way

It is useful to have a tear line between the holes intended for the ring bookkeeping and the row of holes in the spiral stitching i.e. in lOrm one continuously or in short sections embossed line or a perforation, so that the intended for the ring bookkeeping

Leaves can be easily separated along this line, without that of the continuous. The edge strip held by a spiral spring is also severed.

As described, the design of a notebook or diary can be modified in many ways within the framework of the essential design features.

First up are the size and dimensions of the booklet as well any of the sheets it contains. In one and the same envelope you can put ring binder sheets of different sizes and different formats «So the sheets do not all need to be of the same size. the Ring binder sheets can also be provided with gate prints of the most varied of A ^ t, next to or below them handwritten or Typewritten entries can be made. A special Envelope may also be missing entirely, so that: only a block of the ring binder leaves on one edge through the spiral spring stitching is held together. It is also not absolutely necessary that the spiral spring stitching and the ring * book holes are arranged on one and the same edge of the sheets. Rather, the same can also be on different edges be provided running. Finally, the spiral spring stapling of the writing pad can be used instead of a continuous spiral spring can also be designed with several spiral springs arranged one behind the other.

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Insteile the stapling with a metal, z. B. steel wire, existing spiral spring could also be made of a suitable spiral spring Plastic or stapling with a flexible tape or string-like material that goes through the row of holes in the Blocks is passed through, be provided.

The inventive design of a Sohreibbloeks, z * B. a diary, is illustrated for example by the enclosed sample

The inventive design of a writing block or Exercise book, especially in the form of a diary or Diariums, combines the advantages of spiral stapling with the advantages of single-book filing. The advantage of a spiral notebook lies in the fact that it is lying flat and therefore good can be labeled. The leaves can be used during the lettering remain firmly in the book. There is also such a thing Due to its relatively small size, spiral pad is extremely handy, so that e.g. a larger one can also be used Number of such diaries with spiral binding and the like. For example, can be transported in a briefcase.

Ring binder inserts have the advantage that they can be made according to any formal or factual points of view in the known Ring binders or loose-leaf binders can be filed, as is the case, for example, in higher schools, at universities ^ i technical schools and the like is common practice. Up until now, it was necessary to do this

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Either loose sheets of paper had to be labeled or that _f if the sheets were already stapled in a booklet or a loose-leaf binder, the stapling or the inside of the ring binder hindered writing »These laughable parts are caused by the inventive design of a diary avoided, since the labeling of all sheets now without any difficulties, possibly also on both sides _? can be done and since the sheets can easily be separated from the spiral book after the inscription and stapled over in the single book or the loose-leaf binder.

Claims (1)

PA 705 kl 5-6.11.62 Protection claims; 1, A ^ efij _$ ζ, Β »diary consisting of several superimposed, detachably or torn-off joined together on a line of the hand; spacing suitable for ring binders -provided perforations. 2 * writing pad, in particular diary, according to claim 1, characterized,. that close to the edge of the sheets the row of holes for the spiral stitching, at a small distance and parallel to the same a row of holes for ring binder, and between the two rows of holes a detachment of the sheets facilitating peffi-foration line is arranged, 3 * writing pad, in particular diary, according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that holes for ring binder are made on a different or along a different edge of the sheet than the edge provided for spiral binding according to claims 1 to ₉ g / 4 · writing pad, in particular _diary? / dadureh marked, that sheets of different formats are combined in the block, according to claims 1 to 4, / 5. writing pad, in particular diary, / characterized in, that the block is provided with a protective cover, through the edge holes of which the spiral binding is guided. «S 6 T < 6. Writing pad, in particular diary, according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that instead of a spiral wire stitching the edge stitching with a different type of means passed through the edge seams, e.g. with a Plastic spiral or by means of a flexible, through which Edge holes passed through tape or the like., Is effected.