US646852A

US646852A - Paper box.

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Publication number: US646852A
Application number: US10400A
Authority: US
Inventors: Edward N Lorscheider
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1900-01-02
Filing date: 1900-01-02
Publication date: 1900-04-03
Anticipated expiration: 1917-04-03

Description

No. 646,852. Patented Apr. 3, |900. E. N. LORSGHEIDER.

PAPER BOX.

(Application led Jan. 2, 1900,) (No Model.)

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EDXVARD N. LORSCHEIDER, OF MOUNT VERNON, NEV YORK.

PAPER Box.

SPECIFICATION forming a-.rt 0f LettersatentNO. 646,852, dated April 3, 1900.

Application filed rmlilly 2,1900- Serial No. 104. (No model.)

T0 all whom it may concern."

Be it known that I, EDWARD N. LoRsoHEI- DER, of the city of MountAVei-non, in thel county of lVestchester and State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Paper Boxes; and I do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the same, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, forming a part of this specification, and to the reference-numerals marked thereon.

l My present invention relates to paper boxes for perfumery, candy, or toilet or other articles and having ornamental embossed panels, and has for its object to provide a box or receptacle or cover ytherefor that shall be durable, strong, and easily and cheaply m an ufactured.

I-Ieretofore in the manufacture of boxes or receptacles composed of sheet material-such as pasteboard or pulp or card board-and having embossed exteriors or panels it has been customary to form the box and tops or panels of plain cardboard, pasteboard, or similar material and then form the ornamental and embossed tops or panels of thin, nelyfinished, and expensive paper, silk, or fabric which will take the printing colors employed to ornament the embossed portions and apply them to the box Without any adequate support for such embossed portions, which latter will in a comparatively short time be pressed fiat, thus destroying the ornamentation and will render the box unsightly. In carrying out my invention, however, I first print in colors upon the fine enameled paper, cloth, or silk (which forms the exterior cover of the box or panel) the design that is to be embossed, then secure this covering by means of paste or glue to a piece of cardboard, pasteboard, or other similar material that is slightly smaller than the outer covering-sheet, leavinga margin all around that is capable of attachment to the sides of the box or cover or the adjoining portions of the ornamental panel, then emboss the design printed upon the panel-piece and covering-sheet by suitable dies in any well-known manner, and, finally, secure the panel-piece tothe box body or cover in any suitable way, as by paste or glue, the edges of the covering sheet or material being pasted or secured to the adjoining parts and effectually covering the edges of the stiff embossed cardboard or pasteboard at the places WhereI it contacts With the box top or body, all as will be more fully describedhereinafter.

In'th'e drawings, Figure l is a perspective View of a box having an embossed cover and constructed in accordance with my invention; Fig. 2, a. longitudinal sectional view of the same; Fig. 3, a bottom plan viewof the panel .andcovering-sheet; Fig. 4, an enlarged sectional view through one end of the box.

Similar reference-numerals indicate similar parts.

- The box-body l'(shown in the drawings) may be composed o f pasteboard orothersimilar material and ofv any form desired, and the cover embodies the frame 2, preferably composed of astrip of pasteboard or cardboard, and a top piece 3, secured thereto in any suitable manner, such as by pasting to it the overlapping edge 4 of the frame-covering. The top or exterior panel is composed of an inner piece 6 of relatively-stiff cardboard,

`pasteboard, pulp-board, or similar material capable of being embossed and kept in shape,

.preferably of a size to fit upon the frame 2,

and a covering-sheet '7, of paper, cloth, silk, or other iinely-nished material, having a design printed upon its outer surface, preferably in colors, and embossed With'the board' 6 to bring a portion or all of said ornamental design into relief, as shown, and cause the covering-sheet 7 and stiffening-board 6 to be in intimate contact at all points, thus preventing any blistering' or collapsing of the embossed ornamental portions. The covering-sheet 7 is larger than the stiffening-board 6, so that when the top panel is placed on the frame 2 the extended edges 8 may be smoothed down over the edges of the board 6 and the frame 2 and then these free edges covered, if desired,by the exterior frame-covering strip 9, extending around the outer side of the frame 2 and preferably also up around the lower edge thereof, as shown at l0, thus completing the box. p I find in practice that by making the covering-sheet larger than the interiorstiffening board or piece 6 and by embossing the two at one operation I obtain absolute contact at all points between the ine covering material and the coarser supporting-board 6, so that all of the beauty of the embossed design is obtained and at the same time the iinish is improved, as there are no lines or raw edges visible between the expensive covering material and stiiTening-support therefor.

Of course the invention could be applied to the side or bottom panels of boxes, if desired, and also the edges of the stiffeningpiece could be beveled, rounded, or otherwise shaped.

I claim as my invention- 1. In apasteboard-box cover or the like, the combination with a suitable frame, of an ornamental panel thereon composed of an inner stiffening piece or board, and an outer printed covering of sheet material secured thereon, both parts being embossed or shaped, and in intimate Contact at all points, the edges of said covering material extending beyond the edges of the stiffening-board and secured to the frame.

2. In a pasteboardabox cover or the like, the combination with a suitable frame, of an ornamental panel thereon composed of an in- -ner stiftening piece or board, and an outer printed covering of sheet material secured thereon, both parts being embossed or shaped and in intimate contact at all points, the edges of said covering material extending beyond the edges of the stiftening-board and secured to the frame, and a covering-strip for the frame lapping over the panel-covering sheet.

3. In a pasteboard-box cover or the like, the

combination with the frame 2 having the lining-sheet 5, and the top piece 3 secured to the edge l of the lining-sheet, of the ornamental panel embodying the inner stiffening board or piece o and the printed covering-sheet 7, both parts being embossed 0r shaped and in intimate contact at all points, the covering 7 having the edges extended beyond the edges of the stiiening-piece G and secured to the frame 2, and the covering-strip 9 for the frame extending over the edge of the covering 7 and around the lower edges of the frame 2.

4. In apasteboard-box cover or the like, the combination with a suitable frame, of an ornamental panel thereon composed of an inner stiffening piece or board and an outer printed covering of sheet material secured thereon, both parts being embossed or shaped in accordance with the outline of the design on the printed sheet and being in intimate contact at all points as would be caused by embossing them simultaneously.

5. In a box-cover, the combination with a suitable frame, of an ornamental panel thereon composed ot' an inner stiffening-piece of pasteboard or the like, and an outer printed covering of sheet material secured thereon, both parts being embossed or shaped and in intimate contact at all points and secured to the frame.

EDWARD N. LORSCHEIDER.

Witnesses:

LEWIS KNIERIM, FRANK J. MACKAIN.