US1766194A - Box with folding lid - Google Patents

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US1766194A
US1766194A US310904A US31090428A US1766194A US 1766194 A US1766194 A US 1766194A US 310904 A US310904 A US 310904A US 31090428 A US31090428 A US 31090428A US 1766194 A US1766194 A US 1766194A
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Schubart Benno
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VER SCHUHFABRIKEN BERNEIS WESS
VEREINIGTE SCHUHFABRIKEN BERNEIS-WESSELS AG
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63H—TOYS, e.g. TOPS, DOLLS, HOOPS OR BUILDING BLOCKS
    • A63H13/00—Toy figures with self-moving parts, with or without movement of the toy as a whole
    • A63H13/16—Boxes from which figures jump

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  • the invention relates to a horizontal boxshaped funny box with foldable end wall at one side having an insertion flap and adapted to be opened by being laid down on the table, and it consists substantially in that this insertion flap is so long and cut out trellislike so that at the laying down of the end wall it appears as the front end of a trellised cage curved according to a quadrant cylinder and guided under the box lid, and that the side walls of the same are formed by trellis-like cut out quadrant surfaces which are folded on the edges of the end wall.
  • These side walls of the insertion flaps may be guided on the inner surface of the side walls of the box. In this case their free edges offer a support for the insertion flap to be bent with regard to the end wall of the cage.
  • the side walls of the insertion flap are however better guided between the double side walls of the box, the two walls held in according slot-distance by cardboard linings glued at the rear between them.
  • the long insertion flap of the same has the tendency to unfold also. From doing this it is prevented merely by the top plate of the box against which it applies consequentl from below. If the insertion flap of car board at fresh state is still sufficiently elastic, it adopts automatically at the closinof the endwall, notwithstanding its great length, an almost horizontal position so that the goods do not impede its 5 inserting under the top plate of the box.
  • the box is designed in first instance toaccommodate imitations of animals'which are usually exhibited in a cage.
  • the animals may be imitated in any known manner for lnstance as toy animals of cloth oras sugar. or chocolate animals.
  • In the box might however be packed also babies shoes in the form of whole figures of animals or only with animals heads, for instance monkeys heads.
  • the new box owes its origin to the desire to pack such shoes in a droll, amusing manner.
  • the cardboard box is printed as a box cage. If at the lowering of the lid the quadrant cylindrical cage appears as extension of the box cage, the box need merely to be lifted at the rear or to be rapidly pulled-back to bring the anrmals heads or animals close to the curved front wall of the cage.
  • the inner side Fig. 5 shows in perspective view the bottom plate to be-suddenly pushed forward.
  • Fig. 6 shows in orosssection two different guiding means for the insertion flap and the Figs. 7 and 8 show these meansin longitudinal section.
  • Fig. 9 is a cross section through aside grating outfit.
  • the blank shown in Fig. 1 provides for walls, c'the rear wall, d the flap linings, f the top plate, 9 the outer side walls,- h the foldable front end wall, 2' the specially long insertion flap with the front trellis wall is, and l the. lateral grating walls.
  • m '(Fig. 5)' is the. inner bottom p ate to' be suddenly pushed forward, which by its rear abutment edge n. prevents resting behind of the goods at its forward jumping.
  • 0 is the rear and p the front holding tongue for inserting the rubber pull ring q, known per ,se 2),
  • the trellis cageside walls 2' as shown in Figs. 2 and 3 are inserted between the inner side walls d and the outer side-walls g which by the fiat linings b glued between the same at the rear are s aced at slot distance, according to the V .t 'ckness of the cardboard, in order that the cage side walls are guided with slight friction.
  • a The insertion flap i,k can slightly hang down towards the rear under the action of gravity without touching the goods as which, by way of example, a bab s shoe with monkeys head as shown. 40"
  • sertion flap has, owing .to the elasticit of the cardboard material, at the folding e ge t the tendency to rise up'approximately in tries at least to apply from below. If then, the box resting on its bottom plate a, the
  • the side walls Z are oscillated as side gratings of the ca e extension k,Z from out of the side walls 0 the box.
  • the side walls I l find, by means of riveted ins or ush buttons 3., 3?, their abutment .111 the rontend' 4 of'arc-shaped slits. 4 stamped into the lateral inner side walls 6 of the box.
  • the cage gratings might be covered or lined with a transparent'skinz. Hereby not only the agreeable appearance but also the elasticity" and resistance of the grating walls are increased.
  • a box comprising in combination with the side walls of the upper wall, the rear wall of the bottom plane and awlrop-down front wall formed in one piece with said bottom plate, quadrant shaped sidewalls at right angle on said front wall; acut out grating-like flap combined with and applied to the outer edge of the drop-down front wall and longer than the height of said front wall and then the curved outer edge of the side wall of said front walls and adapted to assume a bow-shaped position at the lowering of said front wall according to the-quadrant curves of said side walls and to form a grating like front closure of the box at the lowering ofv said vfront wall.
  • a box as specified in claim 1, comprising in combination with the double side walls, the inner walls having arc-shaped guide slots, top wall and rear end wall, a bottom plate, a movable front wall connected at the lower edge to the Corresponding edge of said bottom plate, a flap at the top edge of said front wall cut out to look like a ratin and longer than the height of said ront wa and then the curved outer edge of the sidewall of said front wall so that at the lowerin of said end wall it looks like the curved ront of a cage, quadrant shaped side walls on said flap cut out to look-like gratin s, and rivets on the top edges of said si e walls of said flaps adapted to engage with the arc shaped'slots of the inner side walls of the box.
  • a box as specified in claim 1, comprising in combination with the side walls top wall rear wall and bottom plate of the box, a movable front wall connected at the lower edge to the corresponding edge of said bottom plate, a flap at the top edge of said front wall cut out to look like a grating and of such length that at the lowering of said end wall it looks like the curved front of a cage, quadrant sha ed side walls on said ,flap cut out to look li e gratings, means for guiding said flap and its side walls in said box, a movable bottom plate, and a rubber ring attached to the rear end of said movable bottom plate and to the front end of said bottom plate of the box.
  • a box as specified in claim 1, comprising in combination with the side walls top wall and rear wall and bottom plate of the box, a movable front wall connected at the lower edge to the corresponding edge of said bottom plate, a flap at the top edge of said front wall cut out to look like a gratin and of such length that at the lowering 0 said .end wall it looks like the curved front of a cage, quadrant shaped side walls on said flap cut out to look like gratings, and'flaps stamped out of said inner side walls'and, bent inward to guide the flaps of the movflap.
  • a box as s ecified in claim 1, comprising in cimbination with the side walls top wall and rear wall and bottom plate of the terial on the trellised side walls of the flap of the movable bottom plate.

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US5901664A (en) * 1996-10-09 1999-05-11 Mckernan; James M. Portable animal carrier
US6146238A (en) * 1998-06-17 2000-11-14 Daiber; William K. Toy storage and play scenario box

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US5901664A (en) * 1996-10-09 1999-05-11 Mckernan; James M. Portable animal carrier
US6146238A (en) * 1998-06-17 2000-11-14 Daiber; William K. Toy storage and play scenario box

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