Abstract A display carton is formed from a cut and scored blank of paper board and comprises major and minor panels foldably connected to define a tube. One of the minor panels has a width less than the width of the other minor panel for a substantial portion of its length with its ends having a width equal to the other minor panel. One of the major panels has spaced cut lines extending transversely thereof and in alignment with cut lines defining the end portions of one of the minor panels. A fold line is provided in one of the major panels and connects inner ends of the cut lines to define a narrow longitudinal panel along one side of the tube, and a fold line in the same major panel is spaced from the last named fold line to define a main subpanel which is foldably connected to the narrow panel and spaced from the other major panel. Closure means are provided at one end of the tube and includes inner and outer closure flaps, the inner closure flap having three flap elements, one being folded into facing relationship to a major panel, a second being folded perpendicularly thereto and standing between both of the major panels, a third of the flap elements being folded into facing relationship with said one major panel. The second flap element has at least one tab element extending therefrom and between the main subpanel and the other major panel to support the main sub panel.
A display carton formed from a cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like and comprising: a. major and minor panels foldably connected to define a tube; b. one of said minor panels having a width which is less than the width of the other minor panel for a substantial portion of its length and with its ends having a width equal to the other minor panel; c. one of said major panels having cut lines extending transversely thereof and in alignment with cut lines defining said narrow portion and wider ends of said one minor panel; d. a fold line in said one major panel connecting inner ends of said cut lines to define a narrow longitudinal panel along one side of said tube; e. a second fold line in said one major panel spaced from said last named fold line to define a main sub-panel foldably connected to said narrow panel and spaced from said other major panel; f. closure means for one end of said tube, said closure means extending from an end of said tube including inner and outer closure flaps foldably connected to said major panels; g. said inner closure flap including foldably connected flap elements; i. one of said flap elements being folded into facing relationship to said other major panel; ii. a second of said flap elements being folded perpendicularly to said one flap element and standing between said major panels; iii. a third of said flap elements being folded into facing relationship with said one major panel; h. said second flap element having at least one tab element extending from the plane of said second flap element and between said main subpanel and said other major panel to support said main subpanel.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
291 words
A display carton formed from a cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like and comprising: a. major and minor panels foldably connected to define a tube; b. one of said minor panels having a width which is less than the width of the other minor panel for a substantial portion of its length and with its ends having a width equal to the other minor panel; c. one of said major panels having cut lines extending transversely thereof and in alignment with cut lines defining said narrow portion and wider ends of said one minor panel; d. a fold line in said one major panel connecting inner ends of said cut lines to define a narrow longitudinal panel along one side of said tube; e. a second fold line in said one major panel spaced from said last named fold line to define a main sub-panel foldably connected to said narrow panel and spaced from said other major panel; f. closure means for one end of said tube, said closure means extending from an end of said tube including inner and outer closure flaps foldably connected to said major panels; g. said inner closure flap including foldably connected flap elements; i. one of said flap elements being folded into facing relationship to said other major panel; ii. a second of said flap elements being folded perpendicularly to said one flap element and standing between said major panels; iii. a third of said flap elements being folded into facing relationship with said one major panel; h. said second flap element having at least one tab element extending from the plane of said second flap element and between said main subpanel and said other major panel to support said main subpanel.