Box with internal pocket for extractable leaflet
AssigneeGI.BI.EFFE S.r.l.
InventorCarmelo LO DUCA
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Abstract
A box formed from a single piece of cardboard or the like having an internal panel defining within the box an internal pocket for housing an extractable leaflet or the like, this internal panel being situated in proximity to that box main panel which is parallel to but distinct from that from which the box lid extends.
Claims5
A box formed from a single piece of cardboard or the like having in its interior a panel defining a pocket for housing an illustrative leaflet and also having a panel for closing at least one end of the box, said closure panel projecting from one end of one of the box side walls, about which end it is rotatable between a box open position and a box closed position, wherein said pocket is positioned in proximity to that box outer wall opposite the wall from which said closure panel extends.
A piece of punched and crease-lined cardboard or the like for forming an improved box defining in its interior a pocket for housing and retaining an extractable leaflet, comprising:
- four main panels, two secondary panels and an end panel, which are consecutive and project from a first main panel, said panels being separated from each other by parallel longitudinal folding lines;
- a closure panel projecting from at least one end of one of the main panels and a lip which projects from the closure panel via a transverse folding line substantially perpendicular to said longitudinal folding lines;
- flaps projecting from the ends of two main panels which are distinct from said main panel and are separated from each other by the other main panel;
- the closure panel and the flaps being separated from the respective main panels by transverse folding lines substantially perpendicular to said longitudinal folding lines, wherein:
- said closure panel projects from one end of the first main panel, from one side of which said secondary panels extend and from the other side of which the other main panels extend;
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- both that secondary panel closer to the first main panel and said end panel are of lesser width than the width of that main panel adjacent to said first main panel.
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