Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Postal cards or packets
Patent
1996-01-23
1998-09-29
Garbe, Stephen P.
Envelopes, wrappers, and paperboard boxes
Postal cards or packets
4012408, 229 928, B65D 2700
Patent
active
058135960
ABSTRACT:
A printed advertising device is formed by folding a sheet to enclose a pop-up insert. The pop-up insert is a folded sheet that is initially retained within the advertising device by a novel arrangement, but "pops-up" when the advertising device is accessed to gain the attention of the person opening the device. The advertising device is created by several manipulations of a web, such as folding and applying adhesive using web printing equipment. The advertising device may be a mailing device, a magazine insert or a stand-alone circular.
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Dixonweb Printing Company
Garbe Stephen P.
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