US1806149A - Container - Google Patents

Description

Patented May 19, 1931 mail@ CONTAINER Application filed May 29,

This invention relates to containers, and more particularly to receptacles stamped from a single blank of cardboard to be used for display purposes and for containing moth-balls, deodorizers and ther air conditioners.

The invention has for its object the provision of a foldable Container having a flap suspending means vformed integral ther with.

Another object of the invention is to provide a folding box which is so Constructed that air conditioners contained therein will be diffused slowly.

lVith the foregoing and other objects in vienT Which Will appear as the descriptionv proceeds, the invention resides in the Coinbination and arrangement of parts and the details of construction hereinafter scribed and claimed, it being rinde that, Within the scope of what is med, Changes in the precise embodiment ofthe invention shown can be made YWithout departing from the spirit of the invention.

In the accompanying drawings the preferred forni of the invention has been shown.

Figure l is a perspective view of the `folding box in use;

Fig. 2 is a view on line 2 2 of showing also thedeviee in use; and

FiO. 3 is a view oi the blank.

Rererring to the drawings, reference characters l and 2 designate the side Walls oiQ the container and 3 and designate the end Walls. The side Walls l and 2 are provided with flaps 5 and G to be used as top and bottom of the container. laps 5 and 6 are further provided With extensions 7 enr 8 which are bent inwardly, as shown in l i 2, When the container is folded into shape for` use. n and i are also pro- End Walls o vided with flaps 9 and l0. End Wall t is also provided With an extension ll Which is used to attach the side Wall 1 and end Wall l. End Walls 3 and l and flap 6 are provided with openings 2l and from flap 6 is out a lip 10 Which is provided With an opening ll in the Center thereof.

For the purpose of suspending the con- 1928. Serial No. 281,411.

inwardly at l5 and i6. Flaps 5 and 6 arc bent at 17 and 18 and the extensions an` 60 8 are, respectively, bent downwardly and upwardly at 19 and 20. lV hen the container is to be suspended the lip l0 is bent upwardly, as is shown in Fig. l, and the supportinfr means is inserted in the aperture ll.

What l claim is:

l. An improved deodorizer container for holding and permitting slow vapori ation of the container centen s, conigrisino1 a single sheet' or cardboard died to forni bei; sides, 70

top, and bottom, means in said container for permitting a limited Contact With the eo tents of the Container With the air, said means consisting of a. restricted opening in the bottom of the container and reC i* openings in at least tivo ot the sic es, a flap cut from the top for suspending tno container, and providing an openino` for permitting vaporization. v 2. A package, a deodorizer in said peekage, said paerage Comprising single sheet of cardboard died to form box sides, top, and bottom, means in said package for mitting limited Contact of the deodorizer With the air, said ineans consisting of a restricted opening in Jhe bottom of the packl age and restricted openings in atleast two of the sides, and ailap cut from the top for suspending the container and providing an aperture for permittingrvaporization.

CHAS. S. DAUGHERTY.

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