Container Corporation of America

Boyd T Skaggs

Doyle W Patton

A self-contained, one-piece, collapsible container including a pair of co-planar top panels with depending inner side panels forming a cover structure for a tray-like body structure having lock tabs projecting from outer side panels thereof into apertures of the cover structure.

Container cover locking arrangement

An inner packing device for forming a plurality of cells within an outer container and including side panels, end panels, center panels, and transverse panels joined to the center panel and extending therefrom through the side panels.

Partition device

A one-piece paperboard insert, for protecting an article enclosed within an outer container, including a hollow frame structure surrounding a deck structure.

Packaging insert

A packing device for isolating an article from walls of a shipping container is formed from a strip of paperboard, and has panel segments folded into position to isolate the article from the walls.

Packing device

A pair of panels defining, with a connecting strip, a channel for receiving a marginal portion of a sheet of glass.

Edge protector

An internal partition for dividing a container into a plurality of cells is formed from a pair of blanks of paperboard or the like. One of the blanks after erection is placed in inverted interlocking relationship with respect to a like erected blank to provide a plurality of central diamond-shaped cells flanked by peripheral cells in the form of half diamonds.

Partition

A readily erectable multi-cell partition formed from a unitary blank of foldable paperboard.

An internal partition device formed of a rectangular unitary blank of paperboard for providing six cells within an outer package or container.

Partition arrangement

An internal partition device formed of a unitary blank of paperboard for providing six cells within a package or container.

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

Boyd T Skaggs