Combination greeting card and gift pouch
AssigneeCards and Pouches, Inc.
InventorsLeon N. Davidson, Ray L. Solari
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Abstract
A combination greeting card and gift pouch is constructed from a single rectangular blank (10) having three panel zones (12, 14, 16) arranged side-by-side and separated by fold lines (18, 20). The first panel zone (12) at one end of blank (10) has a central portion partially enclosed by a set of perforations (22) which on separation enables folding out of the central portion. Third, panel zone (16) at the opposite end of the blank folds onto panel zone (14) and has side flaps (36, 38) that are secured to panel zone (14) forming a gift pouch (40) with access along fold line (18). The first panel zone (12) is folded about fold line (18) onto the gift pouch and for sealing is secured thereto by adhesive on panel edge margin (34).
Claims5
A combination greeting card and gift pouch, comprising:
- a foldable member including first panel, a second panel separated from the first panel by a first fold line, and a third panel separated from the second panel by a second fold line;
- said first panel having two opposite side edges, an end edge opposite the first fold line, and a line of perforations located generally inwardly of the side and end edges;
- a quantity of adhesive located on the first panel between the line of perforations and the panel peripheral edges;
- said third panel having two opposite side edges, an end edge, a closed path line of perforations defining a greeting card view, and a pair of flaps extending along the respective third panel side edges;
- said greeting card and gift pouch being assembled by folding both flaps onto the same side of the third panel, folding the third panel along the second fold line with the greeting card view area facing away from the second panel, securing the flaps to the second panel, and folding the first panel about the first fold line onto the third panel and adhering them together by the quantity of adhesive.
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