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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 24, 1987
Filed:
Oct. 01, 1986
Jean Bourbon, Saint Lupicin, FR;
Ets. A. Bourbon et Fils, Saint Lupicin, FR;
Abstract
A storage/display box has a base having a generally planar and rectangular base panel having two generally parallel side edges and generally parallel top and bottom edges bridging the side edges, respective side rims extending generally perpendicular from the side edges of the base panel, and a bottom rim extending generally perpendicular from the bottom edge of the base panel and bridging the side rims. The cover has a generally planar and rectangular cover panel having two generally parallel side edges and generally parallel top and bottom edges bridging the side edges, respective side rims extending generally perpendicular from the side edges of the cover panel, a bottom rim extending generally perpendicular from the bottom edge of the cover panel and bridging the side rims, and a top rim extending at about 110.degree. from the top edge of the cover panel parallel to the respective bottom rim and bridging the side rims and having an outer edge. A hinge web is integrally formed with the cover and base between the outer edge of the cover top rim and the top edge of the base panel and the cover and base are movable between a closed position with the panels substantially parallel and the rims of one of the panels nested within the rims of the other panel and a use position with the top rim of the cover lying against the base panel and the panels extending at about 70.degree. to each other. Interengaging latch formations on the cover and base releasably secure the cover and base in the use position.