Container for compact discs

A container for holding, holding, displaying and storing a compact disc which comprises:

• a sheet divided into two rows of rectangular sections, the rows being separated by a fold line;
• the upper two rectangular sections being separated from each other by a gutter of space slightly wider than the width of the thin section below it on the sheet which separates the two rectangular sections on the right end of the lower row of rectangular sections, the upper two rectangular sections being folded down on the fold line which separates the two rows of rectangular sections and glued to form a cover panel on the right of the two rows of rectangular sections and the outside of a disc holder panel in the center of the two rows of rectangular sections, the thin section between the two rectangular sections on the right end of the lower row of rectangular sections forming a spine between the cover panel and the disc holder panel when the cover panel and the disc holder panel are folded against each other on the two fold lines which bound the thin section between the two rectangular sections on the right end of the lower row of rectangular sections;
• the section at the left end of the lower row of rectangular sections being separated from the outside of the disc holder panel by a thin section which is thinner than a CD jewel-box by the thickness of the cover panel and the disc holder panel, forming the inside surfaces of the disc holder panel when folded over on the two fold lines that bound the thin section that separates the section at the left end of the lower row of rectangular sections from the outside of the disc holder panel;
• the surfaces of the section at the left end of the lower row of rectangular sections forming the inside surfaces of the disc holder panel consisting of two top surfaces, the planes of which are parallel to the plane of the outside of the disc holder panel and two sloping surfaces having the means of holding a disc by pinching in at four points on the outer periphery of the disc when the center surface of the section at the left end of the lower row of rectangular sections is glued down to the outside of the disc holder panel.

A container for holding, displaying and storing a compact disc which comprises:

• a sheet divided into three rows of rectangular sections, the rows being separated by fold lines with the third, or bottom row consisting of single rectangular section which is centered, left to right, below the other two rows;
• the upper three rectangular sections being separated from each other by two gutters of space slightly wider than the width of the thin sections below them on the sheet which separate the three rectangular sections in the middle row of rectangular sections, the outer two of the upper rectangular sections being folded down on the fold line which separates the upper and middle rows of rectangular sections and glued to form a cover panel and an outer cover panel, the two thin sections between the three rectangular sections in the middle row of rectangular sections forming two spines, one between the cover panel and the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections and one between the outer cover panel and the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections when the cover panel and outer cover panel are folded against each other on the fold lines which bound the two thin sections between the between the three rectangular sections in the middle row of rectangular sections;
• the section in the middle of the upper row of rectangular sections being separated from the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections by a thin section which is thinner than the thickness of a CD jewel-box by the thickness of the cover panel, the thickness of the outer cover panel and the thickness of the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections, forming the inside surfaces of the top half of the disc holder panel when folded over on the two fold lines that bound the thin section that separates the section in the middle of the upper row of rectangular sections from the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections;
• the surfaces of the section in the middle of the upper row of rectangular sections forming the inside surfaces of the top half of the disc holder panel consisting of a top surface, the plane of which is parallel to the plane of the section in the middle of the middle row of rectangular sections and a sloping surface having the means of holding a disc by pinching in at two points on the outer periphery of the disc when the outside surface of the section in the middle of the upper row of rectangular sections is glued down to the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections;
• the section in the bottom row being separated from the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections by a thin section which is thinner than the thickness of a CD jewel-box by the thickness of the cover panel, the thickness of the outer cover panel and the thickness of the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections forming the inside surfaces of the bottom half of the disc holder panel when folded over on the two fold lines that bound the thin section that separates the section in the bottom row from the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections;
• the surfaces of the section in the bottom row forming the inside surfaces of the bottom half of the disc holder panel consisting of a top surface, the plane of which is parallel to the plane of the section in the middle of the middle row of rectangular sections and a sloping surface having the means of holding a disc by pinching in at two points on the outer periphery of the disc when the outside surface of the section in the bottom row of rectangular sections is glued down to the middle section in the middle row of rectangular sections.