Cassette sleeve with tear cards
OwnerPhilip S. Kurnitinventor
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Abstract
A packaging device for an audio cassette comprising a sleeve having opposed front and rear walls, opposed side walls and end openings for permitting the introduction of a cassette within a sleeve. A flap extends from the sleeve and is easily detachable from the sleeve to define a card, which has printed material thereon related to the audio material recorded on said tape.
Claims14
A packaging device for a cassette comprising a sleeve having opposed front and rear walls, opposed side walls and end openings for permitting the introduction and frictional receipt of said cassette within said sleeve and a flap extending from said sleeve, said flap being easily detachable from said sleeve to define a card, said card having printed material related to the material recorded on said cassette tape.
A slip-off protective sleeve for an audio cassette tape constructed from a single sheet of card stock and forming a pair of opposed large face panels and a pair of opposed side panels and further comprising at least one tear-off flap portion hingedly secured to said sleeve by a line of perforation, said flap portion substantially overlying and resting flush against one of said face panels, said flap portion having printed material related to the material recorded on said cassette tape.
A package for an audio cassette tape formed from a sheet of card stock comprising:
- (a) a pair of face panels of dimension substantially equal to the flat faces of an audio cassette tape;
- (b) a pair of side panels, the width of said panels being about equal to the width of the playing head portion of said audio cassette tape;
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- (c) an extension flap, originally secured yet selectively removable from said package at a line of perforation, said extension flap being about equal in dimension to said face panels when folded against and overlying the same.
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