Insert for tills

Claim 2

An elongated till insert for quickly and reliably receiving selected currency deposited therein by a cashier, said insert securely and safely mating within a bill section of a cash register tray without defeating entirely the use of said section for the receipt of other currency, said insert comprising: a first panel having a concave end portion and defining a top for said insert; a second panel shorter than said first panel, and acting as a bottom of said till, said second panel having a similar concave geometry on one end to said first panel and being positioned under said first panel to lie in a parallel relationship thereto; a third panel being shorter than all other panels and defining within its confines a frontal opening constituting a means for receiving, said third panel being positioned between said first and second panels at the concave extremities thereof; fourth and fifth panels forming sides between said first and second panels, said sides adjoining said third panel and thus defining a receiving compartment having an opening at the end opposite said third panel; positioning means located at the extremity of said first panel opposite said end having a concave configuration; and a flap closure connected to said first panel so as to define a closure for said opening at the end opposite said third panel while being capable of flapping open only into said compartment for the purpose of removing the contents of said compartment; said compartment adapted for the receipt of coins through said means for receiving and discharge of coins through said flap closure, said concave surface when mated to a bill section defining an open volume for the storage of bills.

Claim 3

An elongated till insert for quickly and reliably receiving selected currency deposited therein by a cashier, said insert securely and safely mating within a bill section of a cash register tray without defeating entirely the use of said section for the receipt of other currency, said insert comprising: a first panel having a concave end portion and defining a top for said insert; a second panel shorter than said first panel, and acting as a bottom of said till, said second panel having a similar concave geometry on one end to said first panel and being positioned under said first panel to lie in a parallel relationship thereto; a third panel being shorter than all other panels and defining within its confines a frontal opening constituting a means for receiving, said third panel being positioned between said first and second panels at the concave extremities thereof; fourth and fifth panels forming sides between said first and second panels, said sides adjoining said third panel and thus defining a receiving compartment having an opening at the end opposite said third panel; positioning means located at the extremity of said first panel opposite said end having a concave configuration, said positioning means comprising severable perforations for permitting removal adjustment of the length of said first panel, so as to permit mating of said insert with various sizes of bill sections; and a flap closure connected to said first panel so as to define a closure for said opening at the end opposite said third panel while being capable of flapping open for the purpose of removing the contents of said compartment; said compartment adapted for the receipt of coins through said means for receiving and discharge of coins through said flap closure, said concave surface when mated to a bill section defining an open volume for the storage bills.

Claim 4

An elongated till insert for quickly and reliably receiving selected currency deposited therein by a cashier, said insert securely and safely mating within a bill section of a cash register tray without defeating entirely the use of said section for the receipt of other currency, said insert comprising: a first panel having a concave end portion and defining a top for said insert; a second panel shorter than said first panel, and acting as a bottom of said till, said second panel having a similar concave geometry on one end to said first panel and being positioned under said first panel to lie in a parallel relationship thereto; a third panel being shorter than all other panels and defining within its confines a frontal opening constituting a means for receiving, said third panel being positioned between said first and second panels at the concave extremities thereof; fourth and fifth panels forming sides between said first and second panels, said sides adjoining said third panel and thus defining a receiving compartment having an opening at the end opposite said third panel; positioning means located at the extremity of said first panel opposite said end having a concave configuration, said positioning means comprising severable perforations for permitting removal adjustment of the length of said first panel, so as to permit mating of said insert with various sizes of bill sections; and a flap closure connected to said first panel so as to define a closure for said opening at the end opposite said third panel while being capable of flapping open for the purpose of removing the contents of said compartment; said compartment adapted for the receipt of coins through said means for receiving and discharge of coins through said flap closure, said concave surface when mated to a bill section defining an open volume for the storage bills.

Claim 5

An elongated till insert for quickly and reliably receiving selected currency deposited therein by a cashier, said insert securely and safely mating within a bill section of a cash register tray without defeating entirely the use of said section for the receipt of other currency, said insert comprising: a first panel having a concave end portion and defining a top for said insert; a second panel shorter than said first panel, and acting as a bottom of said till, said second panel having a similar concave geometry on one end to said first panel and being positioned under said first panel to lie in a parallel relationship thereto; a third panel being shorter than all other panels and defining within its confines a frontal opening constituting a means for receiving, said third panel being positioned between said first and second panels at the concave extremities thereof; fourth and fifth panels forming sides between said first and second panels, said sides adjoining said third panel and thus defining a receiving compartment having an opening at the end opposite said third panel; positioning means located at the extremity of said first panel opposite said end having a concave configuration; a flap closure connected to said first panel so as to define a closure for said opening at the end opposite said third panel while being capable of flapping open for the purpose of removing the contents of said compartment; and means to permit opening of said flap closure only into said compartment; said compartment adapted for the receipt of coins through said means for receiving and discharge of coins through said flap closure, said concave surface when mated to a bill section defining an open volume for the storage of bills.

Claim 6

An elongated till insert for quickly and reliably receiving selected currency deposited therein by a cashier, said insert securely and safely mating within a bill section of a cash register tray without defeating entirely the use of said section for the receipt of other currency, said insert comprising: a first panel having a concave end portion and defining a top for said insert; a second panel shorter than said first panel, and acting as a bottom of said till, said second panel having a similar concave geometry on one end to said first panel and being positioned under said first panel to lie in a parallel relationship thereto; a third panel being shorter than all other panels and defining within its confines a frontal opening constituting a means for receiving, said third panel being positioned between said first and second panels at the concave extremities thereof; fourth and fifth panels forming sides between said first and second panels, said sides adjoining said third panel and thus defining a receiving compartment having an opening at the end opposite said third panel; positioning means located at the extremity of said first panel opposite said end having a concave configuration; a flap closure connected to said first panel so as to define a closure for said opening at the end opposite said third panel while being capable of flapping open for the purpose of removing the contents of said compartment; and means to permit opening of said flap closure only into said compartment; said compartment adapted for the receipt of coins through said means for receiving and discharge of coins through said flap closure, said concave surface when mated to a bill section defining an open volume for the storage of bills.

Claim 7

The till insert of claim 3 wherein said means to permit is attached to said second panel to restrict the size of said opening at the end opposite said third panel.