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| - | See Also: {{wiki|Brochure}} | + | See Also: {{wiki|Brochure}} at Wikipedia. |
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| - | bi-fold | + | {{booklet|any number of}} |
| {{bi-fold}} | {{bi-fold}} | ||
| - | 1 (letter/C} tri-fold | + | 1 [[#Tri-fold]] |
| - | {{tri-fold}} | + | |
| 2 gate tri-fold | 2 gate tri-fold | ||
| - | 3 roll/double gate fold | + | 3 roll/[[#Double Gate Fold]] |
| - | 4 z-fold accordion | + | 4 {{z-fold}} |
| - | {{z-fold}} | + | |
| 5 double fold (double parallel) | 5 double fold (double parallel) | ||
| - | 6 French fold (double right-angle) | + | 6 [[#French Fold]] (single sheet folded twice for 8 panels) |
| - | {{French-fold}} | + | |
| + | = Tri-fold = | ||
| + | {{Tri-fold}} | ||
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| + | A common brochure type is the '''Tri-Fold''', a single sheet printed on both sides and folded into thirds, resulting in six panels (three panels on each side). | ||
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| + | Sheet Front (page front side) include Cover, Back, and Flap | ||
| + | <br>{{AlbumLinkH|1972_Blue_GL|27344|brochure}} | ||
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| + | Sheet Back (page reverse side) | ||
| + | <br>{{AlbumLinkH|1972_Blue_GL|22537|brochure}} | ||
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| + | = Double Gate Fold = | ||
| + | {{DoubleGateFold}} | ||
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| + | = Booklet = | ||
| + | The '''booklet''' is the most common form of [[Brochures|Datsun brochure]]: two or more double-fold sheets stapled together along the fold. | ||
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| + | NOTE: Because a double-fold always results in 4 "pages" (panels), booklets are always in multiples of 4 pages (4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, etc. pages). | ||
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| + | = French Fold = | ||
| + | {{search|French.fold|French fold}} 8 panels, single sheet printed on both sides with a half-fold in one direction followed by a half-fold perpendicular to the first. Template:French-fold | ||
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| + | {{AlbumLinkH|Why_Don%27t_We%3F|28671|brochure}} {{AlbumLinkH|They%27re_really_something|27584|brochure}} | ||
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See Also: Brochureᵂ at Wikipedia.
any number of page booklet bi-fold (4 panels, single sheet printed on both sides) 1 #Tri-fold 2 gate tri-fold 3 roll/#Double Gate Fold 4 z-fold (single sheet printed on both sides, then folded like an accordian) 5 double fold (double parallel) 6 #French Fold (single sheet folded twice for 8 panels)
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Tri-fold
1 page tri-fold (6 panels)
A common brochure type is the Tri-Fold, a single sheet printed on both sides and folded into thirds, resulting in six panels (three panels on each side).
Sheet Front (page front side) include Cover, Back, and Flap
Sheet Back (page reverse side)
Double Gate Fold
single-sheet double gate fold (8 panels)
Booklet
The booklet is the most common form of Datsun brochure: two or more double-fold sheets stapled together along the fold.
NOTE: Because a double-fold always results in 4 "pages" (panels), booklets are always in multiples of 4 pages (4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, etc. pages).
French Fold
French foldᴳ 8 panels, single sheet printed on both sides with a half-fold in one direction followed by a half-fold perpendicular to the first. Template:French-fold
