Rigid, collapsible and nestable container

Receptacles – Sectional – Folding

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220 15, 206511, B65D 724, B65J 102

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039814106

ABSTRACT:
A rigid, collapsible and nestable container is disclosed. The container is characterized by a rectangular deck having corner posts extending from each corner thereof. Each corner post includes a vertical lower section having male nesting means depending therefrom and female nesting means at its top. Upper corner post sections, also having female nesting means at one end thereof, pivotally engage respective lower sections and are swingable between a vertical position and a substantially horizontal position overlying the deck. A pair of side panels extend between and are each pivotally associated with two of the corner posts. Front and rear panels extend between the side panels in hinged relationship with the deck so as to be swingable between a vertical position and a substantially horizontal position overlying the deck. The container is fully collapsible for storage or shipment and is nestable both when fully collapsed and when fully erect.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2756894 (1956-07-01), Phillips
patent: 2780382 (1957-02-01), Beckner et al.

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