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.

Abstract: This invention provides an inexpensive and easily manufactured console system for small boats. The system permits electronic instruments to be attractively carried and displayed in the boat in such a manner that the instruments can be continuously monitored, easily operated, protected from damage from water and movement due to high seas, and conveniently removed from the console and easily and safely transported from the boat for safekeeping when the boat is left unattended. The system includes equipment carrier modules within which electronic instruments are fastened and carried and a module-receiving liner for supporting the modules and the equipment in the boat. The system is adapted so that a single releasable fastener may secure each module within the liner, permitting the modules and the equipment to be easily removved from the boat as a unit. The modules are designed so that two modules with equipment can be easily transported with one hand.

Abstract: A top loading carton made from a unitary sheet of inexpensive disposable material in which returnable beverage containers, such as bottles or cans, are collected and returned to a redemption center. The sheet is folded to form two adjacent bins each of which has a vertically disposed window in the front panel that permits the collected beverage containers to be readily counted and tabulated.

Abstract: A cake holder uses an advantageous arrangement whereby flanges from the cover may be secured into slots in the base. The cover and base are each integral pieces of plastic. Resilience of the flanges on the cover causes them to press against a surface of handles which project out from the base so as to prevent the cover from becoming accidentally separated from the base.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to an improved package for wrapping sterile disposable articles, such as surgical gowns. The package generally includes a generally rectangular wrapping material having corners. A strap is generally T-shaped and has three free ends. Each free end of the strap is affixed adjacent one corner of the material. A pull tab is affixed to the strap. The package is opened by pulling the tab away from the package. The sterile article is wrapped by folding the corners of the material over the article and tucking one corner under the other corners.

Abstract: A multiple merchandise display shipping package and method of assembly is disclosed. The package consists of plural displays in a tray base to which a two-tab slip sheet is bonded. A T-shaped paper board section is placed upright between the displays and locks them together by means of a wing type cover for damage free handling. When the package arrives at a breakbulk location, the T-section is removed, and the individual displays are transported to a point of sale location.

Abstract: A generally cubical container with a vertical open front selectively closed by a removably attachable hinged cover, spaced aligned parallel slots on the upper and lower walls inside the container to receive floppy discs standing on edge in the slots, the cover having stub shafts to slide into and seat in a first pair of grooves on the outside of the container to close the container or alternatively to slide into and seat in a second pair of grooves to form a support base for the container to provide a slight downward inclination from front to rear to maintain the discs in the container by gravity and to facilitate insertion of discs into the container.

Abstract: A container for holding accessories of the type used in playing the game of golf. The container has a base member that is subdivided into a plurality of small compartments for retaining golf balls and a larger compartment or tray member that may hold car keys or other items. A flange is formed around the perimeter of the tray member, and apertures larger in diameter than the diameter of a tee body but smaller in diameter than a tee head are formed in the flange so that tees may be mounted in the apertures in a suspended position. The container further includes a closure member that caps the base member and that conforms in shape to the base member. A snap fit locking arrangement is provided between the base member and the closure member.

Abstract: A display case (100) for displaying fragrance bottles, jewelry, or the like, having an enclosure member (101) defining a cavity (150), with the enclosure member (101) comprising four hingedly connected sections (102, 104, 106, 108), with two sections (102, 104) surmounting the other two sections (106, 108) and a tray member (152) rotatably connected to the hinge points (112, 200) connecting the two surmounting sections (102, 104), with the tray member (152) having a shape and size allowing for its disposition within the enclosure member cavity (150) when the display case (100) is closed and fully displayed when the display case (100) is open.