JP2006007574A - Edge exposing bookmarker for preventing it from falling down and with half-read locating function - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bookmarker which prevents the bookmarker from falling down from a book, locates a half-read line into a quarter or one eighth of a spread page, makes a place of the bookmarker clear at a glance from the appearance, and facilitates the handling. <P>SOLUTION: A half-read facing page is pinched with an opening part of a bag-like article whose adjoining two sides are opened to prevent the bookmarker from falling down from the book. In addition, the direction of the bookmarker for pinching the page is changed, and a divisional bookmarker such as a child bookmarker is provided in the bookmarker and the divisional bookmarker is folded to locate the half-read line into a quarter or one eighth of the spread page. At the same time, an edge exposing part is provided on the corner of the upper part of the bookmarker to make the place of the bookmarker clear at a glance from the appearance of the book, and it makes easy to open the half-read page and to turn the page. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

The present invention has a function that prevents the bag from dropping out of the book and allows the reading place to be limited in the spread page.Furthermore, when the book is closed, the reading page is made clear from the appearance, and handling of the bag is handled. The present invention relates to a bag provided with a “hook ear” for ease.

Conventional strip-type solid paper bags sometimes slip off from the book while turning pages or handling books.

The string that is glued on the back of the book's spine (hereinafter referred to as “spin”) does not detach from the book, but when reading while lying down, it may hang from the reading page and get in the way. You can specify the page you are reading, but you cannot specify the location of the page in the spread page.

In addition, not to mention monthly literary magazines and general magazines, it is normal for paperback books to have no spin, and some books do not have spin.

栞 is indispensable for reading, but when 栞 drops out of a book, it takes extra time to check how many pages have been read, and preventing the 栞 from dropping out in order to eliminate such waste One.

In addition, for busy readers who read a lot of time and reading a number of books in parallel, or for elderly people with poor memory, it is unclear how far the page has been read. Sometimes. In such a case, you must always go back to the top of the double-page spread to avoid skipping.

Even if you don't go back to the top of the page like this, if you can limit the reading part to one-fourth or one-eighth of the spread, you can save wasted time and progress in reading, improving reading efficiency. Connected. The second problem is to specify the reading place in this way.

Furthermore, when the book is closed, the third problem is to make it easier to understand the position of the bag from the external appearance, and to easily handle the bag when opening the reading page of the book or turning the page.

This bag has a bag shape with two adjacent sides open, and prevents the bag from falling off the book by sandwiching the opposite page of the book reading page at the opening.

For this bag, one or three “section bags” are created on the back side of the “relatives”, and the book reading location is specified by folding those bags.

This kite has an “ear” that protrudes from the top corner of the page at the diagonally upper corner, allowing you to see the page you are reading from a closed book. , Open the reading page of the book with the “ear” and make it easier to handle when turning the page.

According to the present invention, the bag-like bag can prevent the bag from falling out of the book by inserting the opposite page of the read page diagonally downward from the top.

In addition, reading is interrupted when reading in small amounts of time or reading several books in parallel, but by handling the bag of this invention as a procedure, the place where the reading starts again can be opened. There is an effect that can be limited to a quarter to an eighth.

In addition, since the “ear” is provided, it can be confirmed at a glance from the appearance of the closed book, and the “ear” can quickly open a page for reading. It has the effect of making it easier to handle movement.

The “vertical book” (FIG. 1), which is read from the upper right to the lower of the right page, divides each page into two parts, the first half and the second half, and is divided into four sections on the left and right pages.

For this, the pattern (front view) of FIG. 2 is cut at the outer peripheral line and the cut line, folded at the folding line with the back surface (FIG. 3) of the pattern on the inside, and glued with Nori Shiro as shown in FIG. Figure) is created (hereinafter referred to as “vertical composition 4 divisions”).

4 is folded in the diagonally upward left direction along the fold line (reference numeral 10) and turned over, so that the "section ridge" (reference numeral 12 in FIG. 6) is bent at this position. The category 栞 is called “children”.)

With the opening (bag entrance; reference numeral 11) of the “vertical four-section kite”, the left page of the spread is sandwiched from the corner of the top (head) toward the lower right. (Refer to the perspective view of FIG. 1)

Note that the shape of the opening portion is gently bent within the range of the size of the bottom surface (reference numeral 4) of the collar so that the collar can be smoothly inserted into the page.

This prevents the bag from falling off the book, and the right page is designated as the reading page.

FIG. 5 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical grouped four-section kite”, and “Spring” (reference numeral 13) is displayed on the spread of the book illustrated in “Relatives”. Thus, the first location of the four-page spread of the book (the first half of the right page corresponding to “Spring”) is specified as the reading location.

Here, characters such as “Spring” displayed in “Relatives” and “Category” are only those that can be read by the reader with the top and bottom correct. "And other characters are ignored.

FIG. 6 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical four-section kite”, and the book spread shown in the “child kite” (reference numeral 12) folded obliquely upward to the left by 45 degrees. By displaying “summer” (symbol 14) in the figure, the second place of the four-page spread of the book (the second half of the right page corresponding to “summer”) is specified as the reading place.

With the opening (reference numeral 11) of “vertical assembling four-section fence”, the right page of the spread is sandwiched from its top (head) diagonally downward to the left. (The perspective view in FIG. 1 is pulled out and rotated 90 degrees to the right and set to the top of the right page (FIG. 7). Hereinafter, the same operation is performed when the left page is designated.)

This prevents the bag from falling out of the book, and the left page is designated as the reading page.

FIG. 7 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical grouped four-section kite”, and “Fall” (reference numeral 15) is shown in the spread of the book illustrated in “relative” (reference numeral 2). Is displayed, the third place of the four-page spread of the book (the first half of the left page corresponding to “autumn”) is specified as the reading place.

FIG. 8 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical four-section kite”, and the book spread shown in the “child kite” (reference numeral 12) folded diagonally upward to the right by 45 degrees. By displaying “winter” (reference numeral 16) in the figure, the last place of the four-page spread of the book (the second half of the left page corresponding to “winter”) is specified as the reading place.

In Example 2 (FIG. 5) and Example 3 (FIG. 6), the “ear” (reference numeral 3) protruding from the upper left corner of the book is also changed to Example 4 (FIG. 7) and Example 5 ( In FIG. 8), the “ears” (reference numeral 3) protruding to the upper right corner of the book protrude from the corners of the book when the book is closed so that the page can be confirmed at a glance from the appearance. At the same time, having the “ear” makes it easier to handle the fly when opening a read page or turning the page.

The “vertical 3-column book” (FIG. 9), which is read from the upper right to the lower of the right page, is divided into 3 sections with 3 pages and 6 sections with left and right pages.

For this, the paper pattern (front view) in FIG. 10 is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 11) of the paper pattern is folded inside, folded at the folding line, and glued with Nori Shiro, as shown in FIG. (Fig.) (Hereinafter referred to as “vertical three-column, six-segment 栞”).

The portion of reference numeral 19 on the upper left side of the “vertical three-column set of six sections 示 す” shown in FIG. 12 is folded downward from the top along the first fold line (reference numeral 21) to the lower right and turned over. (Hereinafter, reference numeral 20 in FIG. 14, the section る that is bent at this position is referred to as “grand fox”.) Fold it over and turn it back to “children” (reference numeral 12 in FIG. 15).

With the opening (reference numeral 11) of the “vertical three-column set 6 section 栞”, the left page of the spread is sandwiched from the top (head) diagonally downward to the right. (Refer to the perspective view of FIG. 9)

This prevents the bag from falling off the book, and the right page is designated as the reading page.

FIG. 13 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical three-tiered six-section kite”, and “Spring” (reference sign) is shown in the spread of the book illustrated in “relative” (reference numeral 2). 22) is displayed, the first place of the six-page spread of the book (the upper part of the right page corresponding to “Spring”) is specified as the reading place.

FIG. 14 is a front view of one embodiment of the present invention “vertical three-tiered six-section kite”, and is illustrated in “Sugyo” (reference numeral 20) folded 45 degrees diagonally downward to the right. By displaying “early summer” (reference numeral 23) in the spread book of the book, the second place of the six-page spread of the book (the middle part of the right page corresponding to “early summer”) is specified as the reading place.

FIG. 15 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical three-column set and six-section kite”, and is illustrated in the “child kite” (reference numeral 12) folded diagonally upward to the left by 45 degrees. By displaying “summer” (reference numeral 24) in the spread book of the book, the third place of the six spread pages (the lower part of the right page corresponding to “summer”) is specified as the reading place.

With the opening (reference numeral 11) of the “vertical three-column set of six sections”, the right page of the spread is sandwiched from the top (head) diagonally downward to the left. (The state shown in FIG. 9 is a state in which the bag in the perspective view is pulled out and rotated 90 degrees to the right and set on the top of the right page (FIG. 16).)

This prevents the bag from falling out of the book, and the left page is designated as the reading page.

FIG. 16 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical three-column set and six-section kite”, and “autumn” (symbol) is shown in the spread of the book illustrated in “relative” (symbol 2). 25) is displayed, the fourth place of the six-page spread of the book (the upper part of the left page corresponding to “autumn”) is specified as the reading place.

FIG. 17 is a front view of one embodiment of the present invention “vertical three-column set and six-section kite”, and is illustrated in “Sun-gung” (reference numeral 20) folded diagonally downward to the left by 45 degrees. By displaying “early winter” (reference numeral 26) in the spread diagram of the book, the fifth place (the middle part of the left page corresponding to “early winter”) in the six-page spread of the book is specified as the reading place.

FIG. 18 is a front view of one embodiment of the present invention “vertical three-column set and six-section kite”, and is illustrated in the “child kite” (reference numeral 12) folded diagonally upward to the right by 45 degrees. By displaying “winter” (symbol 27) in the spread book of the book, the last location of the 6-page spread of the book (the lower part of the left page corresponding to “winter”) is specified as the reading location.

In Example 7 (FIG. 13), Example 8 (FIG. 14), and Example 9 (FIG. 15), the “ear” (reference numeral 3) projecting to the upper left corner of the book is also shown in Example 10 (FIG. 16) In Example 11 (FIG. 17) and Example 12 (FIG. 18), the “ears” (reference numeral 3) protruding from the upper right corner of the book protrude from the corners of the book when the book is closed. In addition, the reading page can be confirmed at a glance from the appearance, and this “ear” makes it easy to handle the bag when opening the reading page or turning the page.

The "vertical two-column book" (Fig. 19), which is read from the upper right to the lower of the right page, divides each page into two parts, the first half and the second half, and is divided into four sections in the upper and lower sections, and spreads on the left and right pages. There are 8 categories.

For this, the paper pattern (front view) in FIG. 20 is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 21) of the paper pattern is folded inside, folded at the folding line, and glued with Nori Shiro, as shown in FIG. ) (Hereinafter referred to as “vertical two-column eight-part 栞”).

The portion of reference numeral 19 located on the upper left side of the “vertical two-column eight-section box” shown in FIG. 22 is bent downward from the upper side along the first fold line (reference numeral 21) and turned over. (Reference numeral 20 in FIG. 24), the portion indicated by reference numeral 8 in the same place is folded leftward and upward along the second fold line (reference numeral 10) from the top, and turned over. In addition, the portion of the reference numeral 29 at the same place is folded diagonally to the left along the third fold line (reference numeral 30) from the top, and turned over, so that the “section 栞” (reference numeral 31 in FIG. The section to be folded is referred to as “great-grandchild”.

With the opening (reference numeral 11) of the “vertical two-column set 8 section 栞”, the left page of the spread is sandwiched from the top (head) diagonally downward to the right. (Refer to the perspective view of FIG. 19)

This prevents the bag from falling off the book, and the right page is designated as the reading page.

FIG. 23 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical two-column eight-section kite”, and “Spring” (reference number) is shown in the spread of the book illustrated in “relative” (reference number 2). 32) is displayed, the first place (the first half of the upper right part of the right page corresponding to “Spring”) of the eight spread pages of the book is specified as the reading place.

FIG. 24 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical two-tiered eight-section kite”, and is illustrated in “Sugyo” (reference numeral 20) folded 45 degrees diagonally downward to the right. By displaying “summer” (reference numeral 33) in the spread diagram of the book, the second location of the eight-page spread of the book (the latter half of the upper right part corresponding to “summer”) is specified as the reading location. .

FIG. 25 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical double-column eight-section kite”, and is illustrated in a “child kite” (reference numeral 12) folded obliquely upward 45 degrees to the left. By displaying “autumn” (reference numeral 34) in the spread book of the book, the third place (the first half of the lower part of the right page corresponding to “autumn”) is specified as the reading place. .

FIG. 26 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical two-tiered eight-section kite”, and is illustrated in “Sugoku-don” (reference numeral 31) folded 45 degrees diagonally upward to the left. By displaying “winter” (reference numeral 35) in the spread book of the book, the fourth place of the eight spread pages of the book (the second half of the lower part of the right page corresponding to “winter”) is specified as the reading place. .

With the opening (reference numeral 11) of the “vertical two-tiered eight-section fence”, the right page of the spread is sandwiched from the top (head) diagonally downward to the left. (The state shown in FIG. 19 is a state in which the bag in the perspective view is pulled out and rotated 90 degrees to the right and set on the top of the right page (FIG. 27).)

This prevents the bag from falling out of the book, and the left page is designated as the reading page.

FIG. 27 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical two-column eight-section kite”, and “Spring” (reference sign) is shown in the spread of the book illustrated in “relative” (reference numeral 2). 36) is displayed, the fifth place (the first half of the upper left part of the left page corresponding to "Spring") is specified as the reading place in the eight-page spread of the book.

FIG. 28 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical two-tiered eight-section kite”, and is illustrated in “Sugyo” (reference numeral 20) folded 45 degrees diagonally downward to the left. By displaying “summer” (symbol 37) in the spread book of the book, the sixth place of the eight spread pages of the book (the second half of the upper left part corresponding to “summer”) is specified as the reading place. .

FIG. 29 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical double-column eight-section kite”, and is illustrated in a “child kite” (reference numeral 12) folded diagonally upward to the right by 45 degrees. By displaying “autumn” (symbol 38) in the spread book of the book, the seventh place (the first half of the lower half of the left page corresponding to “autumn”) is specified as the reading place. .

FIG. 30 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention “vertical two-tiered eight-section kite”, and is shown in “Sugoku-don” (reference numeral 31) folded 45 degrees diagonally upward to the right. By displaying “winter” (reference numeral 39) in the spread book of the book, the last place of the eight spread pages of the book (the latter half of the lower part of the left page corresponding to “winter”) is specified as the reading place.

In Example 14 (FIG. 23), Example 15 (FIG. 24), Example 16 (FIG. 25), and Example 17 (FIG. 26), the “hook” (reference numeral 3) protruding from the upper left corner of the book is Also, in Example 18 (FIG. 27), Example 19 (FIG. 28), Example 20 (FIG. 29), and Example 21 (FIG. 30), the “ear” protruding from the upper right corner of the book (reference numeral) 3) When each book is closed, it protrudes from the corner of the book so that the reading page can be confirmed at a glance from the appearance, and by holding this “ear”, the reading page is opened or turned. Sometimes handling of the bag is easy.

A vertical four-column book (FIG. 31) that is read from the upper right to the lower of the right page has four sections on each page and eight spreads on the left and right pages.

For this, the paper pattern (front view) in FIG. 32 is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 33) of the paper pattern is folded inside, folded at the fold line, and glued with Nori Shiro as shown in FIG. Figure) is made (hereinafter referred to as “vertical four-column, eight-segmentation”).

The shape of the “vertical four-column eight-segment kite” (“relatives”, “children”, “Sun-gung”, “great-grandson kite”) and how to handle it are the above-mentioned “vertical two-column eight-segment kit” (FIG. 22 ), But as shown in the patterns in FIGS. 32 and 33, the book spreads shown in “Relatives” and “Category” and “Spring” to “Winter” displayed there. The arrangement is up to the vertical four-column set.

FIG. 31 shows an example of “vertical four-column eight-segmentation”, and the top row on the right page is specified as the reading place with “spring” illustrated in “relative” (reference numeral 2). ing. Hereinafter, the method of specifying the reading place from “summer” to “winter” (the direction of “relative”, the folding method of “category 栞”) is the same as the procedure of “vertical two-column eight-compartment”.

As mentioned above, from the identifier 0015 in the brackets to the identifier 0062 in the brackets, the “best mode for carrying out the invention” is described for the vertical book that is read from the upper right to the lower of the right page. The “claims” are the same for horizontal books that are read from the upper left of the page to the right.

The “horizontal book” (FIG. 35), which is read from the upper left of the left page to the right, divides each page into an upper half and a lower half, and is divided into four sections on the left and right pages.

For this, the paper pattern (front view) in FIG. 36 is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 37) of the paper pattern is turned inside, folded at the fold line, and glued with Nori Shiro and pasted in FIG. Figure) is made (hereinafter referred to as “horizontal group 4 divisions”).

The shape ("Relatives", "Children") and the way of handling of "Horizontal assembly 4 divisions" are the same as the above "Vertical assembly 4 divisions" (Fig. 4), but are displayed on the paper pattern of Figs. As you can see, the two-page spread of the book shown in “Relatives” and “Category” and the layout from “Spring” to “Winter” displayed there are read from the upper left to the right on the left page. It corresponds to the book of the horizontal group to advance.

FIG. 35 shows an example of “horizontal grouping 4 divisions”, with “spring” shown in “relatives” (reference numeral 2), specifying the upper half of the left page as a reading place. Yes. Hereinafter, the method of specifying the reading place from “summer” to “winter” (the direction of “relative”, the way of folding “category”) is the same as the above “vertical composition” except that reading is performed from the upper left to the right on the left page. Same as “Category IV”.

The “horizontal three-column book” (FIG. 39), which is read from the upper left of the left page to the right, is divided into 3 sections on each page and 6 pages on the left and right pages.

For this, the paper pattern of FIG. 40 (front view) is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 41) of the paper pattern is folded inside, folded at the folding line, and glued with Nori Shiro, as shown in FIG. ) (Hereinafter referred to as “horizontal 3-column 6-segment 栞”).

The shape ("Relatives", "Children", "Sondon") and the handling method of "Horizontal three-column group 6-segment fence" are the same as the above-mentioned "Vertical 3-column group 6-segment fence" (Fig. 12). As shown in the patterns in FIGS. 40 and 41, the spread of the book illustrated in “Relatives” and “Category” and the arrangement from “Spring” to “Winter” displayed there This is in response to a horizontal three-column book that reads from the upper left of the left page to the right.

FIG. 39 shows an example of “horizontal three-column six-segment 栞”. The “left” on the left page is identified as the location where the left page is being read with “spring” shown in “relative” (reference numeral 2). is doing. Hereinafter, the method of specifying the reading place from “summer” to “winter” (the direction of “relative” and the way to fold “category”) is the same as the above “vertical three” except for reading from the upper left to the right on the left page. The procedure is the same as that for “Column 6”.

The “book with two horizontal columns” (Fig. 43), which is read from the upper left of the left page to the right, is divided into four parts, two on the left and right, with each line on each page divided into an upper half and a lower half. There are 8 spreads.

For this, the paper pattern (front view) in FIG. 44 is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 45) of the paper pattern is folded inside, folded at the fold line, and glued with Nori Shiro, as shown in FIG. Figure) is made (hereinafter referred to as “horizontal double-column 8-section tile”).

The shape of “horizontal two-column eight-segment kite” (“relative”, “children”, “sun-don”, “sun-son-ten”) and how to handle it are the above-mentioned “vertical two-column eight-segment kit” (FIG. 22). ), But as shown in the patterns in FIGS. 44 and 45, the book spreads shown in “Relatives” and “Category” and “Spring” to “Summer” The arrangement up to "" corresponds to the book of horizontal double columns that read from the upper left of the left page to the right.

FIG. 43 shows an example of “horizontal two-column eight-part 栞”, where the upper half of the left page of the left page is being read with “spring” illustrated in “relative” (reference numeral 2). It is specified. Hereinafter, the method of specifying the reading place from “summer” to “winter” (the direction of “relative”, how to fold “category”) is the same as the above “vertical two” except that the reading is performed from the upper left to the right on the left page. The procedure is the same as that for “Multi-column 8 divisions”.

The “book of horizontal four columns” (FIG. 47), which is read from the upper left of the left page to the right, is divided into four sections in the four horizontal sections of each page, and eight spreads in the left and right pages.

For this, the paper pattern (front view) in FIG. 48 is cut along the outer peripheral line and the cut line, and the back surface (FIG. 49) of the paper pattern is turned inside, folded at the fold line, and glued with Nori Shiro. Figure) is made (hereinafter referred to as “horizontal four-column eight-parted tile”).

The shape (“Relatives”, “Children”, “Songo”, “Sonson”) and the way of handling of the “Horizontal four-tiered eight-parts” are described in “Vertical four-tiers eight-parts” (FIG. 34). ), But as shown in the paper pattern of FIGS. 48 and 49, the book spreads shown in “Relatives” and “Category” and “Spring” to “Winter” The arrangement up to "" corresponds to the book of horizontal four columns that read from the upper left of the left page to the right.

FIG. 47 shows an example of “horizontal four-column eight-parted basket”, where the leftmost column on the left page is being read with “spring” illustrated in “relative” (reference numeral 2). I have identified. Hereinafter, the method of specifying the reading place from “summer” to “winter” (the direction of “relative”, the way to fold “category”) is the same as the above “vertical four” except for reading from the upper left of the left page to the right. The procedure is the same as that for “Multi-column 8 divisions”.

The perspective view when using the “Vertical composition 4 divisions に” for the vertical book and designating the right page as the reading page (Example 1) Front view (development) of the pattern of "Vertical composition 4 divisions" Back view (development) of the pattern of "Vertical composition 4 divisions" Completion front view of "Vertical composition 4 divisions" Front view (Example 2) when “vertical composition four-section tile” identifies the first half of the right page (the part corresponding to “Spring” in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 3) when “Vertical composition 4 division 栞” specifies the latter half of the right page (the part corresponding to “Summer” in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 4) when “vertical composition four-section tile” identifies the first half of the left page (the part corresponding to “autumn” in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 5) when “vertical composition four-section tile” identifies the latter half of the left page (the part corresponding to “winter” in the spread diagram) A perspective view of a vertical three-column book that uses “vertical three-column six-segment 栞” and designates the right page as a reading page (Example 6) Front view (development view) of the pattern of “Vertical 3-Tier Six-Section” Rear view (development view) of the pattern of “vertical three-column six-section tile” Completion front view of "Vertical 3-column 6-segment fence" Front view (Example 7) when "vertical three-column six-part 栞" specifies the upper part of the right page (the part corresponding to "Spring" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 8) when "vertical three-column set, six-section kite" identifies the middle part of the right page (the part corresponding to "early summer" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 9) when "vertical three-column group 6-section 栞" specifies the lower part of the right page (the part corresponding to "summer" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 10) when "vertical three-column six-segment division" specifies the upper part of the left page (the part corresponding to "autumn" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 11) when "vertical three-column set, six-section tile" identifies the middle part of the left page (the part corresponding to "early winter" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 12) when "vertical three-column group 6 division 栞" identifies the lower part of the left page (the part corresponding to "winter" in the spread diagram) A perspective view when the right page is designated as a reading page by using “vertical two-column eight-part に” for a two-column book (Example 13) Front view (development) of the pattern of “vertical two-tiered eight-section tile” Back view (development view) of the pattern of “vertical double-column 8-section tile” Completion front view of "Vertical double-column 8-section fence" Front view (Example 14) when “vertical two-column eight-part 栞” identifies the first half of the upper right page (the part corresponding to “Spring” in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 15) when "vertical two-tiered eight-section kite" specifies the latter half of the upper right page (the part corresponding to "summer" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 16) when "vertical two-tiered eight-section kite" specifies the first half of the lower part of the right page (the part corresponding to "autumn" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 17) when "vertical two-column eight-section tile" identifies the latter half of the lower right page (the part corresponding to "winter" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 18) when "vertical two-column eight-parted tile" specifies the first half of the upper left page (the part corresponding to "Spring" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 19) when "vertical two-column eight-parted tile" identifies the latter half of the upper left page (the part corresponding to "summer" in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 20) when “vertical two-column eight-part 栞” identifies the first half of the lower left page (the part corresponding to “autumn” in the spread diagram) Front view (Example 21) when "vertical two-column set 8 division 栞" specifies the latter half of the lower left page (the part corresponding to "winter" in the spread diagram) The vertical four-column book uses “vertical four-column eight-segment 栞”, the right page is designated as the reading page, and the uppermost part (the part corresponding to “Spring” in the spread diagram) is identified as the reading place. Perspective view (Example 22) Front view (development) of the pattern of “Vertical 4-Stand 8 Section” Back view (development view) of the pattern of “Vertical 4-tiered 8 divisions” Completion drawing of “Vertical 4-tiered Eight-Division Box” Perspective when the horizontal page is used as a horizontal page and the left page is designated as the reading page, and the upper half (the part corresponding to “Spring” in the spread view) is specified as the reading place. Figure (Example 23) Front view (development diagram) of the pattern of “Horizontal 4 divisions” Back view (development view) of the pattern of “Horizontal 4 divisions” Completion drawing of “Horizontal 4 divisions” Using the “horizontal three-column set of six sections” for the horizontal three-column book, the left page was designated as the reading page, and the left-hand portion (the portion corresponding to “Spring” in the spread diagram) was identified as the reading location. Perspective view (Example 24) Front view (development diagram) of the pattern of “Horizontal three-column six-segment fence” Back view (development view) of the pattern of “Horizontal 3-column 6-section” Completion drawing of “Horizontal three-column set of six sections” Use “horizontal double-column eight-category book” in the horizontal double-column book, specify the left page as the reading page, and read the upper half of the left column (the part corresponding to “Spring” in the spread diagram) A perspective view when specified as (Example 25) Front view (development diagram) of the pattern of “horizontal two-tiered eight-section fence” Back view (development view) of the pattern of “horizontal two-tiered 8-section tile” Completion drawing of “Horizontal double-column 8-eight section” Use the horizontal four-column set for the horizontal four-column book, specify the left page as the reading page, and specify the leftmost portion (the portion corresponding to “Spring” in the spread diagram) as the reading location (Embodiment 26) perspective view when Front view (development diagram) of the pattern of “horizontal four-tiered eight-section tile” Rear view (development diagram) of the pattern of “Horizontal 4-tiered 8 divisions” Completion drawing of “Horizontal 4-column 8-section fence”

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1 Longitudinal book 2 “Relatives” (surface of the upper surface of the bag)
3 “Hearing ear”
4 Underside of the fence
5 Folding line between the upper and lower surfaces of the kite 6 Norihiro of the kite 7 Folding line of the kite of the kite 8 Back side of the “koi” before folding 9
11 Opening 12 of the kite
13 The part of “Relatives” in “Vertical composition 4 divisions” where “Spring” is displayed to identify the reading place as the first half of the right page. “Summer” is displayed to identify the second half of the page. 15 “Relative” of “Vertical composition 4 divisions” displays “Autumn” to identify the reading location as the first half of the left page. Part 16 “Children” The part that reads “Winter” is specified to identify the reading location as the second half of the left page. 17 Vertical three-column book 18 “Songo” cut line 19 Folded Back side 20
21 Folding line 22 of “Sugyo” 22 In “Relatives” of “Vertical three-column set 6-section 栞”, the part 23 “Grandchild” that indicates “Spring” as specifying the reading place as the top of the right page The part 24 where “early summer” is displayed as specifying the reading place as the middle part of the right page in “栞”, and “summer” is specified as specifying the reading place as the lower part of the right page in “children” Displayed portion 25 Among the “relatives” of “vertical three-column set 6-segment 栞”, the portion 26 “grandchild” displayed as “autumn” as specifying the reading place as the upper row on the left page Among them, the part 27 where “early winter” is displayed as specifying the reading place as the middle section on the left page is displayed as “winter” as the one specifying the reading place as the lower section on the left page among the “children”. Part 28 Vertical double-column book 29 Before folding Fold line 31 on the rear face 30 "great-grandchild bookmark" bookmark "," great-grandchild bookmark "
32 Among the “relatives” in the “vertical two-column set 8 division 栞”, the part “Spring” is displayed to identify the reading location as the first half of the upper part of the right page. , “Autumn” is used to specify the reading location as the first half of the lower part of the right page in the part 34 “Children” displayed as “Summer” as specifying the reading location as the latter half of the upper part of the right page. In the part 35 “Large Sun Song”, the part 36 “Winter” is displayed to specify the reading location as the latter half of the lower part of the right page. In “Relatives”, the part where “Spring” is displayed as specifying the reading location as the first half of the upper part of the left page 37 In “Grandchild”, the reading place is specified as the latter half of the upper part of the left page The part 38 where “summer” is displayed The part of “Kondon” that displays “Autumn” as the first half of the lower left page 39 is identified as the first half of the lower left page. The part indicated as “winter” as a specific item 40 A vertical four-column book 41 A horizontal through book 42 A horizontal three-column book 43 A horizontal two-column book 44 A horizontal four-column book

Claims (3)

This bag is a bag-like bag with two open sides, and the bag is dropped from the book by sandwiching the opposite page of the book reading page diagonally downward from the corner of the top (head) with the opening. Is to prevent. This bag is a basic bag (the surface of the bag; hereinafter referred to as “relatives”) and the second and third bags (the reverse side of the relatives; hereinafter referred to as “classified bags”). Create and fold the direction and direction of the tile that sandwiches the page to identify the reading location in the page of the spread book. This kite is provided with a portion protruding from the corner of the top where the book is closed (hereinafter referred to as the “ear”) at the diagonally upper corner. At first glance, the reading page can be confirmed, and having a “ear” makes it easier to open the reading page of the book or to handle the page when turning the page.

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