Fold pattern
AssigneeKartographie Huber
InventorFRANZ HUBER
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Abstract
In a map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, it is easy to find geographical regions shown on the map due to two portions connected via a common center area and each having a plurality of folding lines in equidistant portions in a direction parallel to two parallel limiting lines, the map being folded on successive lines alternatingly in opposite directions so as to form a plurality of flaps.
Claims47
A map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, at least two portions connected via a common center area and each having a plurality of parallel folding lines being disposed in a direction parallel to two parallel limiting lines of the center area, the portions being foldable on successive lines alternatingly in opposite directions so as to form a plurality of flaps, characterized in that the length of the flaps decreases with the distance from the center area.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that the center area is foldable along a center folding line.
A map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, at least two flaps connected via a common center area being provided which are each disposed laterally of two first parallel limiting lines of the center area, characterized in that the center area and the flaps are foldable along a center folding line thereof, and a plurality of the maps are connected via second limiting lines of their respective center areas.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that four flaps connected via a common center area are provided which are each disposed laterally of two first parallel limiting lines of the center area, the center area and each of the flaps being foldable along two perpendicular center folding lines thereof.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that two map parts are provided at every second limiting line of the center area, said map parts being connected with the center area and with one of the flaps via corresponding folding lines in each case.
A map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, at least two portions connected via a common center area and each having a plurality of parallel folding lines being disposed in a direction parallel to two first parallel limiting lines of the center area, the map being foldable on successive lines alternatingly in opposite directions so as to form a plurality of flaps, characterized in that the center area is foldable along two perpendicular center folding lines, and the flaps each have at least one folding line extending parallel to one of the center lines of the center area and provided with a slit extending parallel to the other of the center lines of the center area.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that at least one partial portion of at least one of the folding lines is formed as a line perforated with holes or slits.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that the map is fastened to the back of a book or brochure between the pages of the book or brochure, one part of the map being connected with the back via an area having a perforation line extending parallel to the back, and another part of the map being adapted to be folded open, so that the map is separable from the book or brochure.
A map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, characterized in that two or more portions connected via a common center area and each having a plurality of parallel folding lines are drawn in a direction parallel to two parallel limiting lines, the map being folded on successive lines alternatingly in opposite directions so as to form a plurality of flaps.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that a plurality of center areas are interconnected and disposed one above the other, and the connecting line of said center areas is formed by a folding line.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that the center area is disposed off-center.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that the flaps are provided with information lines starting at right angles from the longitudinal axis of the center area and constituting connections between informative remarks on the center area and corresponding reference areas on the areas of the flaps.
A map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, characterized by a plurality of first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines at a first distance apart between which second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines at a second distance apart are disposed, the second distance being half as great as the first distance, and the second equidistant parallel folding lines being formed by a folding line of two successive first equidistant parallel folding lines, and the map being folded on the two folding lines of a second equidistant parallel pair of folding lines in opposite directions so as to form pull-up flaps.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that a central pair of folding lines of the first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines is provided which is folded along its center line extending in the direction of the longitudinal axis.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that the areas of the flaps formed by the second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines contain additional information on the geographical regions shown on the front or back of the map and/or advertising information.
A map with a pattern of folding lines along which the map can be folded, characterized by two portions connected via a common center area and each having a plurality of first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines at a first distance apart between which second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines at a second distance apart are disposed, the second distance being half as great as the first distance, and the second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines being formed by a line of two successive first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines, and the map being folded on the two lines of a second equidistant parallel pair of folding lines in opposite directions so as to form pull-up flaps, the two portions connected via a common center area being folded in opposite directions.
A map according to any of the above claims, characterized in that the areas of the flaps formed by the second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines contain additional information on the geographical regions shown on the front or back of the map and/or advertising information.
A map with a pattern of folding lines (11, 12) along which the map can be folded so as to form a plurality of pull-up flaps (10, 20), characterized in that the folding lines (11, 12) are arranged side by side in pairs so as to form first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (11, 12) at a first distance apart between which second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (12, 11) at a second distance apart are disposed, the second distance (12, 11) being half as great as the first distance (11, 12), and the second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (12, 11) being formed by a line of two successive first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (11, 12).
A map with a pattern of folding lines (11, 12) along which the map can be folded, having two portions (15, 15) connected via a common center area (30) and each having a plurality of folding lines (11, 12) between which the portions (15, 15) are folded so as to form a plurality of pull-up flaps (10, 20), the two portions (15, 15) connected via a common center area (30) being foldable in opposite directions.
A map with a pattern of folding lines (11, 12) along which the map can be folded, having two portions (15, 15) connected via a common center area (30) and each having a plurality of folding lines (11, 12) between which the portions (15, 15) are folded so as to form a plurality of pull-up flaps (10, 20), the two portions (15, 15) connected via a common center area (30) being foldable in opposite directions, the folding lines (11, 12) being arranged side by side in pairs so as to form first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (11, 12) at a first distance apart between which second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (12, 11) at a second distance apart are disposed, the second distance (12, 11) being half as great as the first distance (11, 12), and the second equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (12, 11) being formed by a line of two successive first equidistant parallel pairs of folding lines (11, 12).
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