Book with embossed leaves
AssigneePop Three Dimensional Picture Co., Ltd.
InventorRichard Lin
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Abstract
A book includes a book body and at least one leaf. The book body is provided with two spaced folding lines to divide an outer side of the book body into a front face, a back face, and a spine interconnecting the front and the back face, and an inner side of the book body into a first and a second inner surface corresponding to the front and the back face, respectively, and a connecting surface corresponding to the spine and interconnecting the first and the second inner surface. The leaf is attached to one of the first and the second inner surface, and includes an illustration printed on a top surface of the leaf, a first embossed portion corresponding to the illustration, and at least one second embossed portion spaced from and higher than the first embossed portion to protect the latter against collapse by external pressure.
Claims7
A book with embossed leaves, comprising:
- a book body having two opposite sides, namely, an outer side and an inner side, and two spaced folding lines formed at predetermined positions by pressing to divide the outer side into a front face, a back face, and a spine interconnecting the front face and the back face, and the inner side into a first inner surface corresponding to the front face, a second inner surface corresponding to the back face, and a connecting surface corresponding to the spine and interconnecting the first and the second inner surface;
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- at least one leaf attached to one of the first and the second inner surface of the book body, and including at least one illustration printed on a top surface of the leaf, at least one first embossed portion integrally produced on the leaf by vacuum forming to correspond to the at least one illustration and raise from the top surface of the leaf, and at least one second embossed portion integrally produced on the leaf by vacuum forming to space from the at least one first embossed portion and raise from the top surface of the leaf;
- and the second embossed portion being raised by a height larger than that of the first embossed portion to thereby protect the first embossed portion against collapse and damage by external pressure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.