Hanging tag package assembly
OwnerCecilia Bennerinventor
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Abstract
A combination transparent container and hanging tag. The container has a hinged lid and a product-receiving base. The hanging tag is of one piece foldable material dimensioned to be folded at one end within the container and at its other end folded so as to pass outside of the container between the lid and the base walls. This outside end of the foldable material has a through-hole thereby forming a hanging tag for suspending the combination. The foldable material may be imprinted to carry promotional advertising on the outside end and all necessary information for a product within the container. The foldable material may also carry the product prior to its insertion into the box to facilitate the packaging process. The tag portion and container portion of the combination are not fixedly attached to each other.
Claims17
A combination container and hanging tag comprising:
- a box-like container having a lid and a base;
- said lid being selectively removable from a covering engagement with said base;
- a foldable tag;
- said tag folded so as to form a first portion of said tag in a size which fits within said container;
- and a second portion of said tag extending exteriorly of said container between said base and said lid when the lid and the base are engaged;
- said tag first portion having a plurality of folded panels which oppose each other in stacked layers;
- said tag second portion having a means for suspending the container;
- said tag first portion being further folded so as to place a part of said tag first portion in a position to support said container when said container is suspended by said tag second portion.
A combination container and hanging tag, comprising:
- a transparent tubular container having a lid and a base;
- said lid being selectively removable from a covering engagement with said base;
- a foldable tag;
- said tag comprised of a material capable of receiving print over the surface area of said tag;
- a first portion of said tag being fitted within said container;
- a second portion of said tag extending exteriorly of said container between said base and said lid;
- said second portion having means for attachment to a display rack;
- said tag first portion having a plurality of panels which carry print and are folded so as to fit in a stacking relation within said base and leaving at least one of said panels readable through said transparent container;
- said tag first portion having a product attached thereto;
- said tag first portion being folded so as to place a part of said tag first portion substantially perpendicular to said tag second portion;
- whereby said tag suspends said container from a display rack while allowing the product and printed information within the container to be viewed.
A combination container and hanging tag, comprising:
- a transparent box-like container having a lid and a base;
- said lid being selectively removable from a covering engagement with said base;
- a foldable tag;
- said tag being printed over the surface area of said tag;
- a first portion of said tag being fitted within said container and being dimensioned so as to substantially conform to the area of an interior surface of the container;
- a second portion of said tag extending exteriorly from said container;
- said tag second portion being relatively more narrow than said tag first portion;
- said tag second portion also having print thereon;
- said tag second portion having means for coupling with a display rack;
- said tag first portion having a plurality of panels which carry print and are folded so as to fit in a stacking relation within said base;
- at least one of said panels being readable through said transparent container;
- said tag first portion having a product attached thereto;
- saidi tag first portion being folded so as to place a part of said tag first portion substantially perpendicular to said tag second portion;
- whereby said tag suspends said container from a display rack while allowing the product and printed information within said container to be viewed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.