Shipping box

In a shipping box, the combination comprising

• a generally rectangular inner container having a bottom panel, side and end panels integral with the bottom panel, and a top panel integral with the side panels,
• said top panel including a pair of left and right parts folded toward each other and a pair of folded end portions integral with said pair of parts and overlying said end panels,
• interlocking means between said end portions and said end panels to latch said inner container in a closed position,
• said interlocking means including an opening in each pair of said portions and a folded section on each end panel extending through said opening adjacent thereto,
• said bottom panel including a pair of panel elements folded toward each other and having edges which overlap each other,
• a generally rectangular outer container having a bottom wall, spaced side walls integral with the bottom wall, and spaced end walls integral with the bottom wall,
• each end wall including three sections disposed in juxtaposition to each other,
• a handle opening in each of said three sections and in alignment with each other,
• locking tab means on one of said three sections and extending through the openings of the other two sections to lock all three sections together as a unit,
• said one section including a folded panel portion disposed contiguous another of said three sections,
• a flap projecting from said panel portion and engaging said locking tab means to keep the same in a locked position,
• a lid covering top portions of said inner and outer containers, and
• a handle extension on each end of said lid extending into the handle opening of its adjacent end wall.