Packing carton for breakable articles

Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Wrapper – Bottle

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229 29M, 229 25EC, B65D 124

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040870421

ABSTRACT:
Packing carton for breakable articles, in particular eggs, consisting of a container member, a lid member hinged on the latter by means of an articular fold or hinge line, and a closing flap hinged on one of these members by means of an articular fold or hinge line which when the lid member is closed over the container member engages in the respective other member, its outside lying opposite the inside of one of the side walls of this member. At least one fastening projection is provided on the outside of the flap, and at least one fastening opening is provided in the relative side wall to accommodate the projection when the carton is closed. On the inside of at least one of the said articular folds at least one projection is provided jutting from the articular fold or hinge line.

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patent: 3790062 (1974-02-01), Boyd
patent: 3813027 (1974-05-01), Misdom, Jr. et al.
patent: 3817441 (1974-06-01), Jackson

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