Carton for viewing contents and method
OwnerPeter A. Keay, Joseph J. Urbaninventors
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Abstract
A carton for viewing the contents thereof without disturbing the integrity of the carton comprising a unitary body enclosed by a wall or walls having apertures for manipulating and viewing the articles contained therein.
Claims54
A carton for containing an article comprising a unitary body totally enclosed by a wall or walls having at least one aperture in each wall for manipulating and viewing the article and a means of accessing and removing the article.
A carton for containing an article comprising an enclosed unitary body having cubically or rectangularly arranged side and end walls, a side wall attached to the rear edges of the side walls, a top wall attached to the top edges of the side wall and top edge of the rear wall, a bottom wall attached to the bottom edges of the side walls and rear wall and a side wall hingedly attached to the front edge of the bottom wall, to permit access to and removal of the article or articles, wherein the hingedly attached side wall is secured to the top wall by a tamper evident seal, and each wall of the unitary body has at least one aperture for manipulating and viewing the article or articles.
A method of entirely viewing an article contained in a carton without disturbing the integrity of the carton comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a carton having a unitary body totally enclosed by a wall or walls having at least one aperture in a wall of the body;
- b) a means for manipulating the article within the body;
- whereby the article is manipulated through the aperture and viewed.
A method of entirely viewing an article contained in a body having cubically or rectangularly arranged side and end walls, a side wall attached to the rear edges of the side walls, a top wall attached to the top edges of the side wall and top edge of the rear wall, a bottom wall attached to the bottom edges of the side walls and rear wall and a side wall hingedly attached to the front edge of the bottom wall, to permit access to and removal of the article or articles, wherein the hingedly attached side wall is secured to the top wall by a tamper evident seal, and each wall of the unitary body has at least one aperture for manipulating and viewing the article or articles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.