Package making – Methods – Applying a partial cover
Patent
1989-06-20
1991-04-16
Culver, Horace M.
Package making
Methods
Applying a partial cover
53461, 53462, 53465, B65B 1156, B65B 1148
Patent
active
050072293
ABSTRACT:
A wrapping material comprising a sheet of material such as paper, cellophane, foil, or man-made organic polymer film and a cling material such as polyethylene secured to a portion of the sheet of material. The cling material connects to the sheet of material and/or itself as the wrapping material is wrapped about an item thereby securing the sheet of material about the item. A method of wrapping an item such as a floral arrangement, Easter basket or a gift container by wrapping the item with the wrapping material.
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Exhibit A. Curtis Wagner Co., Inc., Houston, TX, shows thick, stiff shiny red plastic pot cover with large scalloped border (Photograph) date unknown.
Exhibit B. Jacobson Pot Cover Company of Scranton, Pennsylvania advertising literature, date of first use unknown.
Exhibit C. Photograph of pot cover, manufacturer unknown, but very similar to #C21 on Exhibit B (Jacobson literature).
Exhibit D. Photocopy of photo of pot cover ("Platform Pot Dresser") made by John Raisen Corp., San Francisco, CA. date of first use unknown.
Exhibit E. Photograph of 2-part pot cover system made by Floral Decor, subsidiary of John Henry Co., Lansing MI.
Exhibit F. Photo of pot cover made by a Holland Company (K.P.I.), date of first public use believed to be late 1984.
Exhibit G. "The Glass of Frederick Carder", copyright 1971 by P. V. Gardner, showing various styles of glass basket-like vases or containers.
Exhibit H. "Speed Cover" brochure, published in 1983 by Applicants, showing various pot covers for sale.
Exhibit I. "Speed Cover" brochure, published in 1983 by Applicants, showing various pot covers for sale.
Exhibit J. Item published in 1936 by Gellman Bros., Minneapolis, MN. shows an assortment of paper hats.
Exhibit K. photo of various other flower pot wrappings, sold in rolls or sheets and used in the floral industry for years.
Exhibit L. photo of pot cover made of woven straw-like material.
Exhibit M. photo of basket-type pot cover used in the floral industry.
Exhibit N. "Speed Cover" brochure, published in 1984 by Applicants, showing various pot covers for sale.
It is also known to shape a sheet of shape-sustaining wrapping material, such as foil, to a pot using a board with a central hole, the diameter being greater than the diameter of the pot, by pushing the pot through the hole pulling the wrapping through the hole so that the wrapping is gathered around the pot.
Craig Franklin J.
Donnelly Wilma M.
Redditt Jack W.
Straeter Joseph G.
Straeter William F.
Culver Horace M.
Highland Supply Corporation
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