Abstract: A container for snus comprising a cover slidable between an open and a closed position to allow access to a compartment for storing snus within the container when the cover is in its open position.

Abstract: A cigarette box, of a rectangular prism shape, formed of a storage part adapted to accommodate cigarettes within and a hinged lid connected with the said storage part by means of an articulated joint placed on the rear wall. The front wall of the lid is longer than its rear wall, and the side walls are oblique. The storage part, is provided with an additional inside front wall (7) and the outside front wall (8) of the storage part is hinged. Between the hinged front wall (8) and the inside front wall (Z) there is an additional compartment useful for matches (9), lighters or other objects. The inside front wall (7) has two extrusion ridges (10, 11) oriented towards the box interior, where the lower extrusion ridge forms the storage space. The outside front wall is made of the same substance as the box and may feature an extrusion ridge (17) oriented towards the outside which would form an additional storage space.

Abstract: A cigarette package with incorporated matches including a container dimensioned for containing a quantity of cigarettes therein. The container has an open upper end, a closed lower end, a front wall, a rear wall, and opposed side walls. The front wall has a lower front foldable cover with a flap. The rear wall has a cover member foldably secured thereto for selectively covering the open upper end. One of the opposed side walls has a match striking surface disposed thereon upwardly of the closed lower end. A match protector is layered between the front inside wall of the container and the matches providing space for the lightable match tips and for container rear wall cover member to uniformly close upon. An upper set of matches are removably coupled with the front wall of the protective insert downwardly of the open upper end. Each of the upper set of matches has a lightable tip. A lower set of matches are removably coupled with the front wall of the container downwardly of the upper set of matches.

Abstract: An improved combination portable ash receptacle and saver for cigars with an area for a cigar cutter, 20, and matches, 16, all in a hinged, two part case* consisting of a top, 2, and a bottom, 4, that shut tightly together via a built-in latch. The top portion of the latch, 6, located on the top of the case, catches firmly on the corresponding bottom part of the latch, 8, located directly beneath on the bottom half of the case. The hinge, 30, is located on the opposite side of the latch and is durable in order to accommodate frequent use. The interior of the case is divided into 6 compartments via two ribs in each half, one rib running the length of the case on the top, 24, and 34 on the bottom, and another rib dissects it perpendicularly in each half, 10 on the bottom and 26 on the top. This creates three compartments in the top portion, or lid, and three more in the bottom.

Abstract: A cigarette wrapper has two chambers, one for cigarettes and the other for matches. The other chamber includes a match case at either the upper or lower part of cigarette case. The match case is made of plastic material, and has a cover and an outlet at one end. In a preferred embodiment, a guide indentation at the one side of the match case has a match dispensing outlet and a shaft hole, for receiving a pivoted door inserted to the shaft hole for covering or uncovering the outlet. An L-shaped push member has one arm connected with the match case having a pin at the end of its other arm for rotating the pivoted door. In another embodiment, the push member has a hole in the other arm for covering or uncovering the outlet responsive to a sliding of the other arm.

Abstract: A cigarette box has a flip top lid. This lid has a top and at least three sides. The lid has a pair of spaced flaps swingably attached at opposing positions inside the lid. These flaps can swing into an interior position parallel to the top. The cigarette box includes a plurality of matches attached to at least one of the flaps. The matches can swing into a position parallel to the top.

Abstract: A cigarette and matches container has front, rear, bottom and sidewalls forming a box, a lid hinged to a rear wall upper portion for movement between open and closed lid positions, and a panel mounted in parallel confronting relation with the rear wall and defining therewith a channel with a lower opening. A match set is disposed in the channel and has a base with individual matches extending therefrom. One or more pull strips are connected at upper ends to the lid and at lower ends to the match set base so that upon movement of the lid from closed to open position, the pull strip moves relative to the box rear wall to move the match set to a position wherein portions of the matches extend outwardly from the channel for manual grasping by a user. The matches may be secured to the match base with their heads remote from the base so that with the lid in open position the heads extend outwardly from the channel opening.

Abstract: The invention relates to a cigarette box or package in which a three-sided insert is provided at the top of the box which is cut away on the three sides in such manner that the tops of the cigarettes can be seized between the finger and thumb from any two of three directions for removal, thereby preventing mutilation. The lid or cover of the box is hinged to one of the narrower sides of the box and in such manner that it can be tilted to open position with the thumb of one hand while held in such hand, to expose the cutouts in the insert adjacent to the opposite narrower wall, so that the finger and thumb of the other hand can easily remove a cigarette. In one form of the invention, the box is rhomboidal in shape and a pair of diagonally opposite corners are rounded off to provide greater convenience and comfort in holding the box.