DE6753845U - POSTCARD WITH SAME ADDRESS OR TEXT FIELD AND WITH COAT OF ARMS PRINTED ON FRONT AND BACK - Google Patents

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Utility model application dated August 16, 1968 with the designation: Postcard with the same address ba # text field on the front and back and with Stappe ^ imprint (2 samples were already at i)

In the breweries, the beer coaster is a well-known and necessary extra item, which attempts have already been made to reduce it in various ways. The same can be applied to all industries that funtersetzer needs 4: be it wine, coffee coasters or the like "" as well as coasters with advertising imprints from non-beverage companies. The beer coasters are particularly popular with collectors and were often sent as greeting cards in the past However, due to internal format problems, the iOst has expressly stopped transporting beer coasters.

These circumstances led to the idea of printing a coat of arms, e.g. B. that of the beer coaster, to be printed on a mushroom cardboard, as usual for coaster, but in postcard format approved by post. Associated with it now a completely new greeting item has been created by further additions, which still corresponds to the usual postcard type:

1. This new type of postcard is printed in such a way that it has an apparently free field on both sides, on the right hand side, the size of which corresponds to the postal regulations. There is therefore - in terms of the address field, no marked front or back. The sender of the card thus has the option of determining the address side himself, which means that the reverse side inevitably becomes a text or ürußfeld; On these two fields there is merely an indication of the postage stamp or the place of delivery in light-tinted color - either in the negative or in the vertical print. To make these fields easier to understand, it makes sense to add an additional label, something like: "HERE TEXT OR ADDRESS!". The color difference .between .the ^ , _ imprint color and the initial tone of the printed material is "so ' zu _m - = - choose as the post office allows; so that there is sufficient contrast between the overall background and the later lettering. * - - bwl

The printing arrangement of the card can be further configured so that the arms of both sides are congruent and eatspreckender outer contour, g by cutting, continuing in the present examples, from the card, ~ t produces a beer coasters. By appropriately changing the Druckanordntng '• the pressure offset can serve from the postcard two coasters to get through t "Cut. In this fall are both, but only printed on one side at least one ■ * of which have a .vappeni. To the collector stimulus zxt To increase I or for a curiosity, the outer coat of arms of the one-sided coaster can be designed in such a way that the address with the postage stamp or the greeting text appear on the back when it is cut out. Thus, in addition to the necessary free court, the postcard must have three Aappen imprints. The maximum arrangement in which coasters of the usual size are created can of course result in a duplication of the parts that can be cut by printing down.

Summary: The basic idea of the new postcard described consists in the different possibilities of the printing arrangements. As a result - from the Posifeid - the front and back are the same . B. at Bieruntersetz_ern_

Claims (1)

Earl Proessl nnd ¥ aleii "tiii Soeha 8 Munich 15, Zittelstrasse 1 File number: P 31 9oö / o4r b Gbm Description: Postcard ax; removableia coasters Protection claim: Postcard, preferably from a coaster — KJjzkart on, along an or also, marked that in this way from the postcard a (or several) original coasters removed: are Scoanen, with the Web strength of the seed item still has sufficient stability there to be able to convey it without hesitation, especially by post.