Folding box having a front and back side
CA 2063049 A1 · Owner: Brose, Werner · Inventors: Brose, Werner; Augustin, Martin
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23724-195, Abstract, The present invention is directed to a folding box which may be used as a display container for items such as confectionary bars. The folding box has a crease fold which enables the box to be set up and displayed in an inverted V-shape position similar, to a pointed roof. The contents of the box are displayed through a removable window portion in the box. In order to maintain the box in the display position, stop means integrally formed with the box are provided. The stop means consist of a flap connected to and integrally formed with the box, and being defined by crease lines and cut lines. In a preferred embodiment the flap is, folded parallel to the fold of the box …
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- Filed March 13, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 13, 2012.
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