JPH0429896A - Mounting sheet for album - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To contain more photographs by forming a protruding frame part for generating a cut part, a recess part or a relatively recess part of a space for containing a photograph on one or both side surfaces of a mounting sheet for a photographic album covering the surface of an adhesive mounting sheet with a transparent film. CONSTITUTION:A cut part 3 or a recess part 4 of a size for containing a a photograph is formed on a replaceable mounting sheet 1 for an album. If the sheet is completely cut 3, a photograph can be inserted or removed from both sides of the sheet. If a recess part 4 is formed only at one side surface of the sheet, the other side surface of the sheet can be used as a normal mounting sheet. The size of the cut part 3 or the recess part 4 of the sheet is formed slightly larger than a photograph of a service size. Since the surface of the sheet 1 is covered with adhesive substance in close contact with the film 2 to cover the contained photograph, the photograph is completely secured at the contained position.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a mount for a photo album.

(Prior Art) Currently, photo album mounts are mostly made by placing photographs on an adhesive mount and then covering the entire surface with a transparent film.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) In the conventional type of album, even if there are many photos that you want to keep, the number of photos that can be pasted on one mount is limited. I couldn't save the photos in the album.

The present invention makes it possible to store many photographs while using a mount of the same standard as the conventional one.

(Means for solving the problem) The surface of the adhesive mount is covered with a transparent film. On one or both sides of the mount of a photo album, a cutout portion, a recessed portion, or a relatively recessed portion is created in the space where the photo fits. It forms a convex frame-like part.

(Function) Since a plurality of photographs can be stacked and stored in the recessed portion or cutout portion formed on the mount, it is possible to store many photographs on one mount.

In conventional albums, when photos are stored one on top of the other, the cover film becomes thicker in that area, which causes distortion in the cover film, making it difficult to store the photos neatly and reducing the ability of the cover film to hold the photos. Also, when some parts of the album were thick, the album as a whole seemed strangely bulky, which I didn't understand.

When a plurality of photos are stored one on top of the other using this method, there is no need to worry about these problems occurring, and since the photos are stored within a predetermined space, there is no fear that the photos will be separated.

(Example) Next, an example of the present invention will be specifically described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an example in which a replaceable album mount 1 is provided with a cutout 3 or a recess 4 large enough to accommodate a photo.

In case 3, where the mount is completely cut out, photos can be taken in and out from both sides of the mount. In the case of No. 4 in which the recessed portion is provided only on one side of the mount, the other side of the mount can be used as a normal mount.

It is convenient if the size of the cutout 3 or recessed portion 4 provided on the mount is slightly larger than the size of the service size photo that is usually used. By providing a cutout 5 at a location connected to the cutout 3 or recessed portion 4, photos stored in piles can be easily taken out.

The surface of the mount 1 is covered with an adhesive substance that adheres to the transparent film 2, similar to conventional albums, and the transparent film 2 covers the stored photos, so that the photos are completely stored in the stored position. Fixed.

FIG. 2 shows a method of forming a concave portion, in which a frame-shaped convex portion 6 is formed on the main body of the mount 1. The frame 7 is slightly larger than the service size version as described above, and it is convenient to provide a cutout 5. In order to avoid distortion of the film 2, the frame-shaped convex portion 6 may be made continuous from the upper edge to the lower edge of the album, as shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 shows the transparent film 2 covering the mount divided into sections 3.4.7 for storing photographs. In the case of the album mount of the present invention, since the storage position of the photo is limited in advance, it is possible to divide the film 2 according to the storage position, and it is not necessary to peel off the film from the entire surface of the mount when inserting or removing the photo. disappears.

(Effects of the invention) Since the number of photos that could be stored in conventional albums was quite limited, only selected photos were often left in the album. However, there are also quite a few photos that you may want to look at someday, and photos that you would be reluctant to throw away.

With the mount of the present invention, several of these photos can be stacked and stored, and a selected photo can be placed on top.

Further, the photo storage portion 3.4.7 can be used as a temporary space for stocking photos until the albums are organized.

If you want to store photos in an album that you don't want others to see, you can hide them by layering them under other photos.

As explained above, the album mount of the present invention is a mount of the same size as a conventional mount, but it can store a large number of photos, and only a few pages of the album mount can be stored. It is also useful as a book mount.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1, 2, and 3 are perspective views showing specific embodiments of the present invention. 1...Main body, 2...Transparent cover film 3.
・・Paper cutout part, 4・Concave part with bottom, 5・
... Notch, 6 ... Frame-shaped convex part, 7 ... Frame, 8 ... Punch hole for replacing the mount.

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) The surface of the adhesive mount 1 is covered with a transparent film 2, and on one or both sides of the photo album mount, a cutout part 3 of a rectangular space where a photo can fit, a recessed part 4, or a relatively recessed part is created. This album mount is characterized in that it has a convex frame-shaped portion 6 that looks like this. (2) Cutout part 3 of the rectangular space where the photo will fit,
Or, in a rectangular frame portion 7 constituted by a concave portion 4 or a convex frame portion 6 that creates a relatively concave portion,
The album mount according to claim 1, characterized in that the notch portions 5 are arranged in series. (3) Claim 1, characterized in that the transparent film 2 covering the mount 1 is divided so that it can independently cover the photo storage spaces 3, 4, and 7.
Album mount as described in section.