JPS5917666Y2 - Calendar with planning board - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to improvement of a single-fed calendar.

A monthly calendar covering the months from January to December, with a blank space on each leaf, which can be used as a planner or a space for entries, folded in half, and incorporating a seven-day table for each month and year. Various types of leaf calendars have been proposed, but in these conventional calendars, it is difficult to distinguish between the first day and last day of the single sheet of the calendar for the current month, and it is difficult to distinguish between plans, information, data, etc. A single sheet of the calendar on which items are written is discarded at the end of the month, and the items that have been filled in are disadvantageously temporary.

Therefore, this invention corrects the above-mentioned shortcomings and makes it easier to clearly see the divisions between the first day and last day of the current month's calendar page, and the connections to the previous month and the next month are also easy to see at a glance, and matters such as plans and information can be easily seen. To provide a single-sheet calendar that is easy to fill in and easy to store the single-sheet calendar page filled with.

Next, this invention will be explained in detail with reference to illustrated embodiments.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the sheet-fed calendar 1 according to this invention has a front cover 1a and a back cover 1b, and inside the sheet-fed calendar 1 there are printed sheets arranged to have the same dimensions as the front cover 1b and the back cover 1b. The calendar sheet 2 for each month is bound together with a stitching needle 1' as 12 pages consisting of 6 folded sheets, and each month's sheet is The calendar 3 has a six-stage configuration and is displayed in a grid pattern.

Calendar 3 has a weekly display layout with Monday at the top from a practical standpoint, and Saturday and Sunday are marked with a color code 4 to distinguish them from other charts. In contrast, the monthly display marks 3a and 3b, which collectively display the calendar for the previous month and the calendar for the next month, which allow you to know the previous and following months and days, are the dates that correspond to the day before the first day and the day after the last day of the current month. It is written in the position.

In addition, in the margin of the calendar 3, a memo field 5 is provided by removing the squares, and in addition, a memo field 6 is provided in each day's column in each square, in which you can write in the schedule for the day, etc. It is a provision.

Reference numeral 7 indicates a binding hole.

On the front cover 1a and the back side of each calendar sheet 2 (which comes to the front when in use), the calendar 8 for the current year is displayed, and there is also a space where you can write in your schedule and plans for the current year. A blank space 9 is allocated independently to the side of the calendar.

On each back side of the single-sheet calendar part 2, the calendar 8 and entry field 9 for the current year displayed on the back side of the cover 1a are displayed in the same format as described above, so that the calendar for each month can be displayed in the same format. If you turn the single leaf section 2 facing upwards,
The turned-over calendar sheet overlaps the back side of the cover 1a, and the front side of the calendar sheet for the next month appears on the lower side, thus performing a calendar function.

In order to unfold the single-sheet calendar parts 2, 2 into a double-page spread, it is sufficient to suspend them by an appropriate means through the binding holes 7 mentioned above, and there are three major binding holes 7: the front cover 1a, the back cover 1b, A hole is provided at the edge of each calendar sheet portion 2 in the facing direction, and in addition to passing a hanging cord or the like therethrough, the hole serves as a binding hole for a file.

Each calendar sheet part 2 is provided with perforations 10 along the edge on the binding side, and can be separated freely, so that after cutting it out, it can be stored by binding it in a file etc. ing.

On the inside of the back cover 1b, as shown in Figure 4, the same month and day columns as the calendar 8 for the current year are displayed vertically and horizontally, and the Yin-Yang calendar 11 is displayed at the position corresponding to each date.
is written.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the back cover 1b is provided with a telephone number entry column 12 in which the main telephone number can be written.

The sheet-fed calendar of the present invention is constructed as described above, and each sheet of the calendar, which is composed of a predetermined number of sheets, is used as a month-turning calendar for one year, and a third month-turning calendar for any month that is turned over.
It can be used in the unfolded state as shown in the figure, and not only can you clearly understand the current month, the month and day before and after the current month, and the yearly calendar, but also the memo field 5. The memo field 6 and the entry margin field 9 can be viewed at a glance, and monthly and daily plans, information, and data can be entered and understood easily and efficiently in the extremely limited space.

In addition, according to this invention, the first day and last day of the current month, which are difficult to distinguish on the calendar on a single sheet of each calendar, are replaced by monthly change display marks displayed at the corresponding date display positions for the previous day and the next day. Since the dates are separated, the first and last days of the current month can be clearly checked.

Moreover, the memo field 5 in the margin of the monthly calendar does not have square divisions, so even if you write various things in the memo field 5, as an extension of the memo field 6 for each day, you may end up making many mistakes in the date or forgetting the planned date. There is no need to worry about confusion, and since the monthly change display marks are for the previous month and the next month, it is easy to understand the relationship between the previous and next months.

Furthermore, each calendar sheet has a memo field and a margin field for entries, and after filling out each calendar sheet, it can be cut off at the perforations and filed easily using the binding holes. It is convenient for organizing and storing, and has practical value as a sheet-fed calendar for writing plans and tracking progress.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view seen from the front side, Fig. 2 is a perspective view seen from the back side, Fig. 3 is a front view of the spread state, and Fig. 4. is a perspective view showing the last page portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Cover 1a of a sheet-fed calendar that is displayed by month
A calendar sheet 2 for each month from January to December is bound between the and back cover 1b, and on the surface of each calendar sheet 2 there are six calendars 3 for each display angle. The structure is divided into squares and displayed, and there is a memo field 6 within each square.
In the date display positions corresponding to the day before the first day of the current month and the day after the last day of the current month, monthly display marks 3a and 3b that collectively display the calendar for the current month and the calendar for the next month are written, and the blank space is provided. A memo field 5 with squares removed is provided, and a writing margin field 9 and a collective display calendar 8 for the current year are provided on the back side of each calendar sheet 2, and the front cover 1a, back cover 1b and each calendar The leaf portions can be unfolded into two-page spreads, and at least three binding holes 7 are perforated at the edges in the direction of the two-page spread, and each calendar sheet portion 2 can be separated and freely opened at perforations 10. A sheet-fed calendar being formed.