GB615568A - Flexible pocket receptacle - Google Patents

Abstract

615,568. Note cases. BUXTON, Inc. May 22, 1946, No. 15554. Convention date, Aug. 9, 1945. [Class 18] A note or like case has inner and front wall members 3, 4 attached to a rear wall member 1 to form end pockets, the inner wall members 3 having slits 10 which accommodate the upper corners of a separate intermediate member 6 forming a partition. The members 3, 4 are joined at a fold 5 and may be integral with and attached to the lower end edges of the rear wall 1. At each end, the member 4 is folded onto the wall 1 and the member 3 tucked between them, the corners of the intermediate member 6 being engaged in the slits 10 so that they lay between members 3, 4. The member 6 may have a tongue 11 engaging in a slot 12 in the member 3 at each end of the case and tongues on an extension 7 of each end of the wall 1 may engage in slits in the member 4. A tongue 14 may be provided to pass outside the end of the case and enter a slit in the member 4. The ends of the slits 10 may have punched-out openings 13. In alternative forms, the member 4 may be attached to the end of wall 1 and the extension 7 omitted, or the members 3, 4 may comprise a separate blank. An extension of the rear wall at each end may form a diagonal pocket in front of the member 4. Stitching may be used to close the end or sides of pockets.