JPH07149082A - Enclosed booklet and how to create it - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To reduce the work of sending booklets by enabling addressing and placement of booklets at the stage of creating envelopes. [Structure] The envelope cover having an address display section and the back sheet of the envelope connected to the envelope cover via a folding section are folded from the folding section, and perforations for cutting are provided around the three opposing sides except the folding section side. The booklet having a binding portion provided via the binding portion is smaller than the area surrounded by the folding portion and the perforation for cutting, and the binding portion of the booklet is bound to the folding portion side. It is placed in the envelope part in a combined state.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a sealed letter containing a booklet,
And it is about the method of making it.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a large amount of information is provided or notified to a specific destination, such as sending a mail order catalog book, etc., the information is collected in a booklet form. This is mailed to a specific destination, and the sender side can provide a large amount of information at one time, and the receiver side is a booklet, so the information is easy to see. However, since the booklet is sent using pre-made envelopes, addressing work and inserting the booklet into the envelope are very complicated when there are many destinations. .

In view of the above circumstances, it is an object of the present invention to reduce the work of sending a booklet by making it possible to write an address and arrange a booklet at the stage of creating an envelope.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in consideration of the above problems, and has an envelope cover having an address display section and a sealed back sheet connected to the envelope cover via a folding section. Folded from the folding part, and having an envelope part in which the binding margins provided through the perforations for cutting are bound around the opposite three sides except the folding part side, and surrounded by the folding part and the perforations for cutting. A booklet having a smaller size than the area is provided in the envelope section, wherein the binding section of the booklet is arranged in the envelope section in a state where the binding section is bound to the folding section side. It will be resolved.

Another aspect of the present invention is to display the address of a piece of envelope paper in which an envelope cover sheet having an address display portion is connected to a back sheet of a seal via a folding portion and a binding margin is provided around the perforation for cutting. The process of printing information such as address on the department,
On the envelope paper piece, a booklet smaller than the area surrounded by the folding portion and the perforation for cutting, a step of aligning the folding portion of the envelope paper piece and the binding portion of the booklet, and superposing them.
It is characterized by comprising a step of binding the folded portion of the envelope paper piece and the binding portion of the booklet, a step of folding the envelope paper piece from the folding portion, and a step of binding the facing binding margin by folding. This is a method of creating a booklet-embedded envelope, which solves the above problems by providing this method.

[0006]

EXAMPLES The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the illustrated examples. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a booklet-embedded envelope, in which the booklet 4 is arranged in an envelope portion 3 composed of an envelope paper piece 2 folded in two. The envelope paper piece 2 is composed of an envelope cover sheet 5 and an envelope cover sheet 7 connected to the envelope cover sheet 5 via a folding section 6, and the envelope cover sheet 5 and the envelope cover sheet 7 having an addressing section 8 are folded. A binding margin 10 is provided on three sides except the side on the side of the section 6 through the perforations 9 for cutting, that is, there is a binding margin 10 through the perforations 9 for cutting along the four sides of the envelope paper piece 2. The binding margin 10 that is folded and opposed from the folding portion 6 is bound by an adhesive or the like to form the envelope portion 3.

The booklet 4 is contained in the envelope portion 3 and is located in a region surrounded by the folded portion 4 on the envelope front cover 5 and the envelope backing paper 7 and the three perforations 9 for cutting. It has a small size (Fig. 1). The binding section 11 of the booklet 4 is bound to the side of the envelope backing sheet 7 on the side of the folding section and integrated with the envelope sheet piece 2 (see FIG. 2). The envelope 1 can be opened by separating the binding margin 10 from the perforation 9 for cutting, and the envelope cover 5 and the envelope backing paper 7 can be opened in a spread manner so that the booklet 4 can also be opened. It should be noted that the booklet 4 is not limited to the form in which a plurality of pieces of paper as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are bound on one side, and for example, as shown in FIG. It may be in the form of being bound by.

FIG. 4 shows in sequence the preparation of this booklet-containing envelope 1. That is, when creating the envelope 1, first, the address information is printed on the address describing portion 8 of the envelope cover 5 of the envelope paper piece 2 before folding (a). Next, the binding portion 11 of the booklet 4 created in a separate process is aligned with the folding portion 6 and overlapped on the envelope backing paper 7 of the envelope paper piece 2 (b), and the binding portion 11 is attached to the envelope paper piece 2. Are bound with an adhesive (c). Then, the envelope paper piece 2 is folded from the folding portion 6 to put the booklet 4 between the envelope front cover 5 and the envelope backing paper 7 (d), and the binding margins 10 facing each other are bound to bind the booklet 4 to the envelope portion. The envelope 1 contained in 3 is obtained (e). It should be noted that pressure-sensitive and heat-sensitive adhesives that have been applied in advance are used for the binding of the booklet and the envelope paper pieces or the binding of the facing binding margin, but in the present invention, these adhesives are used for binding. It is not limited to the adhesive used.

[0009]

As described above, in the booklet-embedded envelope of the present invention, the envelope cover having the address display portion and the envelope backing sheet connected to the envelope cover via the folding portion are folded from the folding portion. And has an envelope part in which the binding margins provided through the perforations for cutting are bound to each other in the vicinity of the three facing parts excluding the folding part side, and is smaller than the area surrounded by the folding part and the perforations for cutting. The booklet is arranged in the envelope portion in a state where the binding portion of the booklet is bound to the folding portion side. This allows the booklet to be opened by separating the binding margins from the three perforations for cutting, and the envelope paper piece covering the booklet serves as a cover for the booklet, eliminating the need to discard the envelope itself.

Another aspect of the present invention is the address display section of a piece of envelope paper in which an envelope backing sheet having an address display section is concatenated with a backing sheet of the envelope via a folding section and a binding margin is provided around the perforation for cutting. In the step of printing information such as address, on the envelope paper piece, a booklet smaller than the area surrounded by the folding portion and the perforation for cutting, the folding portion of the envelope paper piece and the binding portion of the booklet. A step of aligning and superimposing, a step of binding the folding portion of the envelope paper piece and a binding portion of the booklet, a step of folding the envelope paper piece from the folding portion, and a step of binding the facing binding margin by folding. It is a method of creating a booklet-embedded envelope. As a result, the addressee's address is entered in the process of creating the envelope, and the booklet is also arranged so that an envelope containing the booklet can be obtained, eliminating the conventional address entry work and booklet insertion work. This has an effect of excellent practicality, such as reducing the work involved in sending.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a booklet-embedded envelope according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a cross section taken along the line AA and the line BB in FIG.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment in section.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a creating method in the order of steps.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Enclosed booklet 2 ... Envelope paper piece 3 ... Envelope section 4 ... Booklet 5 ... Envelope cover sheet 6 ... Folding section 7 ... Envelope backing sheet 9 ... Cutting perforation 10 ... Binding margin

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A sewing machine for trimming, in which the envelope cover having an address display portion and the envelope backing paper connected to the envelope cover via the folding portion are folded from the folding portion, and the three facing areas except for the folding portion are folded. A booklet having an envelope part in which a binding margin provided through eyes is bound together, and a booklet smaller than a region surrounded by the folding part and the perforation for cutting, the binding part of the booklet is the folding part side. A booklet-embedded envelope, which is arranged in the envelope portion in a state of being bound together. 2. Information such as an address in the address display section of a piece of envelope paper in which a backside of an envelope is connected to a front cover having an address display section through a folding section and a binding margin is provided around the perforation for cutting. A step of printing a booklet having a size smaller than the area surrounded by the folding portion and the perforation for cutting on the envelope paper piece, and overlapping the folded portion of the envelope paper piece and the binding portion of the booklet And a step of binding the folded portion of the envelope paper piece to a binding portion of the booklet, a step of folding the envelope paper piece from the folding portion, and a step of binding opposing binding margins by folding. How to create an enclosed booklet.