Book
OwnerOliviero Dolci, Emanuela Moltaniinventors
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a book (1) comprising a plurality of pages bound together and divided into different sections (2,3,4) adjacent to each other; each of the sections comprises at least one page (2A,3A,4A) of a first type and at least one page (2B,3B,4B) of a second type; all the pages of each section have the same shape; pages of different sections have different shapes; when the book is closed, the combination of the different sections (2,3,4) forms a subject in relief.
Claims10
Book (1) comprising a plurality of pages bound together and divided into different sections (2,3,4) adjacent to each other, characterized in that each of the sections comprises at least one page (2A,3A,4A) of a first type and at least one page (2B,3B,4B) of a second type, in that all the pages of each section have the same shape, in that pages of different sections have different shapes and in that, when the book is closed, the combination of the different sections (2,3,4) forms a subject in relief.
Book according to any of the preceding claims, in which the area of a page in one section (2) is smaller than the area of any one page in any one following section (3,4).
Book according to any of the preceding claims, in which the pages are bound together along a corresponding first substantially straight portion (6) of their contour and in which the pages are formed so that the book remains in equilibrium on a surface substantially perpendicular to said first portion (6) in particular when slightly open.
Book according to any of the preceding claims, in which the first page of the first section and/or the last page of the last section also acts/act as a cover.
Book according to any of the preceding claims, in which the first page of each section is of a first type and in which one or more other pages of each section is/are of a second type and in which, on the pages of the first type, symbols and/or figures are reproduced in positions such as to form the image of said subject when the book is closed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.