GB618681A - Improvements in and relating to flexible pocket receptacles - Google Patents

Abstract

618,681. Pocket receptacles. BUXTON, Inc. Aug. 9, 1946, No. 23695. Convention date, Dec. 10, 1945. [Class 18] Side flaps 2, 3 on the rear wall 1 of a flexible pocket receptacle are folded over to form pockets and to enclose separately formed panel members 4, 9, having extensions 5, 10. Tongues 6, 11 and 7, 12, are formed on the panels and extensions respectively and the extensions are adapted to fold over an intermediate wall portion 14 so that tongues 6, 7 and 11, 12, coincide to project through slots 19, 20, formed in the flaps 2, 3, near the fold lines. Tabs 8, 13, are provided on the bottom of the members 4 and 9 and are secured by a line of stitching 27 which also secures the flaps 2, 3, along their bottom edges to the rear wall 1. A card supporting member 21 provided with a cover 23 is positioned between member 4 and portion 14 and is provided with a tab 22 secured by the line of stitching 27. The tongues 6, 7 and 11, 12, are cemented together, the two-ply tongue 6, 7, engaging a strap 28 on the card cover 23 to maintain it closed, and the two-ply tongue 11, 12, being provided with a fastener 29 to engage a fastener 30 on the back of the wall 1 to keep the receptacle closed. Alternatively the flaps 2, 3, may extend below the rear wall, and the side edges of the rear wall may be provided with a tongue to coincide with the other tongues, in which case the line of stitching is along the side of the rear wall.