Foldable package containing diverse items
OwnerAasef Shafikinventor
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Abstract
A foldable package for containing multiple diverse items for convenient access to the items, said package having first and second pocket parts with front surfaces, back surfaces, top and bottom edges, and opposite end edges. The pocket parts are foldably joined to each other along a spine and are pivotable about the spine from an open position to a closed position with one pocket part overlying the other so that the front surfaces are in confronting juxtaposed relationship. At least one pocket is formed on the front surface of each pocket part, the pockets having open upper edges through which items may be inserted into and removed from the pockets. A closure flap on one of the pocket parts is foldable over an adjacent edge of the other pocket part to secure the pocket parts in closed position.
Claims11
A foldable package for containing multiple diverse items for convenient access to the items, said package comprising:
- first and second pocket parts having front surfaces, back surfaces, top and bottom edges, and opposite end edges;
- said pocket parts being foldably joined to each other along a spine so that said pocket parts are pivotable from an open position with the pocket parts lying on opposite sides of the spine in substantially parallel relationship to one another to a closed position with one pocket part overlying the other so that the front surfaces thereof are in confronting juxtaposed relationship;
- at least one pocket formed on the front surface of each pocket part, said pockets having open upper edges through which items may be inserted into and removed from the pockets;
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- a closure flap on one of said pocket parts, said closure flap being foldable over an adjacent edge of the other of said pocket parts to secure the pocket parts in said closed position.
A blank for erecting a foldable package for containing multiple diverse items for convenient access to the items, said blank comprising:
- first and second side-by-side rectangularly shaped back panels joined to each other along a first fold line at adjacent side edges thereof;
- a first front panel joined along a second fold line to a side edge of said second back panel opposite said first fold line, said first front panel being rectangularly shaped;
- bands of adhesive along the bottom and outer end edges of said first front panel;
- a second front panel joined along a third fold line to a bottom edge of said second back panel, said second front panel being rectangularly shaped;
- bands of adhesive along opposite side edges of said second front panel;
- a third front panel joined along a fourth fold line to the side edge of said first back panel opposite said first fold line, said third front panel having an inclined upper edge;
- bands of adhesive along the bottom and outer end edge of said third front panel;
- a closure flap foldably joined along a fifth fold line to a top edge of said second back panel;
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- a band of adhesive along the edge of said closure flap opposite said fifth fold line.
A blank for erecting a foldable package for containing multiple diverse items for convenient access to the items, said blank comprising:
- first and second side-by-side rectangularly shaped back panels joined to each other along a first fold line at adjacent first side edges thereof;
- a first front panel joined along a second fold line to a second side edge of said first back panel opposite said first fold line, said first front panel having an inclined upper edge and bands of adhesive along bottom and outer end edges thereof;
- a second front panel joined along a third fold line to a second side edge of said second back panel opposite said first side edge, said second front panel having an inclined upper edge and bands of adhesive along bottom and outer end edges thereof;
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- a closure flap foldably joined along a third fold line to a top edge of said first back panel, said closure flap having a band of adhesive along an edge thereof opposite said third fold line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.