Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Envelope – Compartment
Patent
1986-09-30
1988-10-11
Little, Willis
Envelopes, wrappers, and paperboard boxes
Envelope
Compartment
229 69, B65D 2706
Patent
active
047765100
ABSTRACT:
A two-part mailer incorporates a conventional return envelope thereinto. The return envelope is affixed to a back side of a first web part that is subsequently heat-sealed to a second web part to form a two-part mailer. The method of assembly has a step in which the return envelope is affixed to the back side of the first web part in such a manner that the return envelope will not interfere with a glassing patch and/or die-cut area in the first web part nor interfere with removal perforations along the web part nor cause excessive bulk in areas where the first web part is heat-sealed to the second web part to form the two-part mailer.
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Little Willis
Moore Business Forms Inc.
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