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US 7,726,547 B2Granted
Photoprint storage bag
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsKimiko Tachikawa, Shigeaki Ueyama
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Abstract
The present invention provides a multifunction and low-cost photoprint storage bag. When paper is die-cut along a pattern to produce development sheets, folds are created simultaneously, thereby achieving simple manufacturing. A multifunction photoprint storage bag can be realized by folding along folds on the die-cut development sheet, which is used as a photoprint storage bag and a photo stand, and further as a sealed letter by folding back in the opposite direction.
Claims4
A photoprint storage bag that stores a photoprint, the photoprint storage bag comprising:
- a sheet folded into three in which a central part is superposed by an upper part and a lower part;
- wherein
- the lower part is provided with slits parallel to folds of the central part and the lower part, forming a photoprint storage section by folding inward both ends of the lower part;
- and
- the lower part is further provided with a pair of cuts enabling the photoprint storage bag to be used as a photo stand when both lower ends of a photoprint are inserted into the pair of cuts by a user, the pair of cuts are provided at a distance corresponding to a width of the photoprint;
- and
- each of the both ends of the lower part has an insertion cut into which an edge of the upper part is inserted when, in order to be used as a photo stand, the upper part and the lower part are folded toward the central part in a state that the both ends of the lower part are folded substantially perpendicular to a remaining lower part that is not folded with the both ends, wherein connection between the upper part and the lower part by the insertion of the edge of the upper part into the insertion cuts of the both ends of the lower part maintains a face of the remaining lower part, on which the photoprint is disposed, in a tilted position toward the central part.
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