JP3131001U - Funeral letter - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a compact and simplified mourning letter that allows a recipient to freely select a mourning return.
SOLUTION: A letter 4 is composed of a middle piece 41, a right piece 41, and a left piece 42, a mourning greeting message is written on the surface of the left piece 42, the name of the mourner's house is written on the surface of the right piece 41, and a lower part of the middle piece 41 is provided. A pocket 5 is provided, and a postcard 2 for product application and a catalog 3 on which products are placed are inserted into the pocket 5 and the right piece 41 is folded with the left piece 42 inside. As a result, the body of the funeral card is almost postcard-sized, so it is very compact and does not bother as baggage for the return of the funeral. In addition, on the right side of the middle piece, the name of the mourner's house is turned on the surface of the right piece, which is the same size as the middle piece. Therefore, the configuration as a funeral letter can be simplified.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a funeral letter that has been simplified by setting a letter of funeral greeting and a returnable goods catalog to be handed over to a mourner.

Traditionally, when attending a funeral, a return gift is sent as a return of incense with gratitude from the mourner.
Returned items are limited to items prepared in advance by the mourner, tending to be unintentional gifts for the mourners, and very inconvenient as baggage for the mourners to return home.

Therefore, a funeral letter is known in which the returned goods have a small size that is convenient for carrying, and one or two limited returned goods printed on a postcard handed over to the funeral can be selected.
However, these are different from, for example, catalog gifts and the like found in wedding gifts, and there is little room for the mourners to choose.
This type of funeral is disclosed in, for example, Patent Documents 1 to 3.
Utility model registration No. 3081975 JP 2002-86965 A JP 2005-218650 A

  An object of the present invention is to provide a funeral letter that allows the recipient to freely select a return for the funeral.

  In order to achieve the above object, a funeral card according to the present invention has a right piece and a left piece that can be folded on both sides of a substantially postcard-sized middle piece, and the right piece is separated from the middle piece. A letter of the same size, printed on the surface of the right piece with the name of the mourner, printed on the surface of the left piece with a funeral greeting, and with a pocket at the bottom of the middle piece, and the outer shape of the letter A catalog with selectable return items inserted with the application number and product name, and a product selected from the catalog with the application number and product name. It consists of a postcard for product application to be filled in and mailed, and the catalog and postcard for product application are inserted into the letter pocket, and the letter is handed over to the mourner by folding the right piece with the left piece inside. It is said.

  According to the present invention, the main body of the funeral card is almost a postcard size, so it is very compact and does not bother as baggage for the return of the funeral. The right side of the middle piece has the same size as the middle piece, the name of the mourner's house on the surface of the right piece, the right piece turned, and the left piece on the left side of the middle piece Therefore, the configuration as a funeral letter can be simplified.

  Further, by adopting a structure in which a postcard for product application and a catalog are inserted into a pocket provided at the lower part of the middle piece, a recipient who is a mourner can freely select a return item from the catalog.

  Furthermore, if the thickness of the catalog is appropriately taken into consideration, the size of the catalog for selection of return items is only limited to be created with a size slightly smaller than the pocket provided in the center piece, the number of items in the catalog, That is, it is possible to reduce the limit on the number of return items that can be selected by the funeral.

Regarding the contents edited in the catalog, the amount of the posted product can be edited according to the amount of the incense and returned to meet the funeral. It is also possible to hand it over to a mourner instantly at a funeral hall simply by preparing a catalog with contents corresponding to several amounts.
It is also possible to change the edited contents of the catalog in consideration of the hobbies and preferences of mourners and the age and sex.

  In order to provide a funeral letter that allows the recipient to freely select a return for the funeral, the present invention comprises a letter consisting of a middle piece, a right piece, and a left piece, with a pocket at the bottom of the middle piece, The product application postcard and catalog created slightly smaller than the pocket were inserted in a stacked manner, and the right piece was folded over with the left piece inside.

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of a funeral letter according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing an example of a product listing column in the catalog 3 for selecting return items.
The funeral letter 1 is composed of a postcard 2 for product application, a catalog 3 for selecting return goods, and a letter 4 containing them.

  Hereafter, each component of a present Example and the setting procedure are demonstrated in detail.

  FIG. 3A is a perspective view showing a state in which the postcard 2 for product application and the catalog 3 are inserted into the letter 4 in an overlapping manner.

  The postcard 2 for product application is provided with a column (not shown) for printing the reply address 21 on the front surface and entering the product number 22 corresponding to the products listed in the catalog 3 and the product name 23 on the back surface. It is.

  The merchandise number 22 and the merchandise name 23 to be entered in the merchandise application postcard 2 are configured so that a recipient who is a funeral can appropriately select from the merchandise listed in the catalog 3. Catalog 3 is a booklet.

Moreover, when editing the catalog 3, it is also possible to construct a plurality of booklets by composing the amount of the catalog-published product with contents corresponding to the amount of the funeral of the mourner.
By setting and preparing several types of prices for products listed in the catalogue, you can receive a ceremonial gift from a mourner at a funeral hall, check the price, and then immediately hand over a funeral letter containing a catalog according to the amount. It is.
Furthermore, the content of the catalog 3 may be edited in consideration of, for example, hobbies and preferences, age and sex.

  The letter 4 includes a middle piece 41, a right piece 42, and a left piece 43.

  A pocket 5 is formed in the lower part of the middle piece 41, and the postcard 2 for product application and the catalog 3 are formed slightly smaller than the pocket 5 and are inserted in layers. (See (1), (2), and (3) in FIG. 3A.)

The pocket 5 has a structure having a depth, thickness and shape sufficient to hold the product application postcard 2 and the catalog 3 so as not to easily fall off.
In the present embodiment, the rounded shape is described, but the shape is not limited to this.

  The right piece 42 is formed in the same size as the middle piece 41, and the name of the mourner's house 10 is printed on the surface of the right piece 42.

The left piece 43 is formed to have a width of about two-thirds from the entire width of the middle piece 41. On the surface of the left piece 43, a funeral thank-you greeting 11 is printed.
However, the width of the left piece 43 with respect to the middle piece 41 is not limited to this embodiment.

FIG. 3B is a perspective view showing a state in which the letter is folded and completed.
From the valley fold line 43 a between the middle piece 41 and the left piece 43, the left piece 43 is folded over so as to cover the middle piece 41. (See (4) in FIG. 3B.) At this time, the funeral greetings 11 is directed to the surface. (See (5) in FIG. 3B.)

  Next, the right piece 42 is folded from the valley fold line 42a between the middle piece 41 and the right piece 42 so as to cover the left piece 43 that has been turned back. (See (5) in FIG. 3B.) At this time, the name of the mourner 10 faces the surface. (See (6) in FIG. 3B.)

It is a top view showing the Example of the funeral letter related to this invention. It is a top view showing the product description column of the catalog 3 for return goods selection. It is a perspective view showing the state which inserts a product application postcard and a catalog on a letter. It is a perspective view showing the state which folds and completes a letter.

Explanation of symbols

1 Funeral letter 2 Postcard for product application 3 Catalog 4 Letter 5 Pocket 10 Name of the mourner 11 Greeting letter of the funeral 22 Item No. 23 Product name 41 Middle piece 42 Right piece 43 Left piece

Claims (1)

It has a right piece and a left piece that can be folded on both sides of a middle piece of a substantially postcard size, the right piece is formed in the same size as the middle piece, and the name of the mourning family is printed on the surface of the right piece, A letter with a pocket at the bottom of the middle piece, and a mourning thank you greeting on the surface of the left piece,
A catalog in which the outer shape is made smaller than the middle piece of the letter and inserted in the pocket of the middle piece, with selectable return items by application number and product name,
A product application postcard in which a product selected from the catalog is mailed with an application number and a product name,
A mourning letter which inserts the catalog and a postcard for product application into the pocket of the letter, and hands over the letter with the left piece inward and the right piece folded over to the mourner.

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